... from the erowd through the police cordon at the bottom of Constitution Hill, but was at once re-arrested under the *“ Cat and Mouse Act.” e ?a ...

... Muskett, for the Police Commissioner, paid defendants apparently had formed a rvmm to agitate for the repeal of the Cat and Mouse” Act. They had asked Mr. Asquith to receive a deputation, and he peplied that his pirvate secretary would repeive ten of ...

... and travelled vii Southampton. Nrs. Pankhurst had been released under the provisions of the ** Cat and Mouse” Act. Mrs. Pankhursi’s record under the Act is as follows: : Sentenced to three years’ penal servitude on April 3rd; released, April 12th. Rearrested ...

... magistrate’s order to sit down. She said she refused 1w recognise the Court whilst women were being tortured under the ** Cat and Mouse ’ Act, and threw a folded paper at the magistrate. Three comstables seized the woman. who kept struggling and shouting that ...

... to spend the night in the palace. The police went to the palace at six o’clock and arrested Miss Kenney under the “Cat and Mouse ' Act. The Archbishop saw her during the day and listened to a statement by her. 1t was officially denied that the Archbishop ...

... the Rokeby Venus, has succeeded in eluding the surveillance of the polize. She was released on licence under the ** Cat and Mouse ' Act some weeks ago. ...

... freedom, | Ty T R i S countercheers.) they have made the most insadious attack on“?gp % — sonal liberty by their ** Cat and Mouse ' Act. They Keep Your Feet Dry and Warm. Winter Foole have sancisoned the shooting of men on strike on wear —BREARLEY'S, 46 ...

... indi-] viduals who would take all and pay nothing. Cat and Mouse Act | Petitions are being signed in Preston and Liverpool, asking the Government to refrain from further application of the “Cat and Mouse’’ Act, ...

... RE-ARREST OF MISS SYLVIA PANKHURST. Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, who for a considerable time has eluded re-arrest under the Cat and Mouse Act, was taken into eustody in the Strand, London, on Sunday afternoon, and taken in a taxi-cab to Holloway Gaol. She was ...

... power and | wealth, while women were denied the vote and citzenship. This was the first knock at the door under the “Cat and Mouse Act.” One of the greatest women in the land was going to be done to death. 1f the Government were going to kill | that woman ...

... the savings in 1912 of Irish labourers who migrated to England for the season approximated £190,000. Clergy and the **Cat and Mouse” Act A large and representative body of clergymen from all parts of the country have been organised for the immediate purpose ...

... debate on the Sufirage question. Opportunity will he uflorded in particular of calling attention to the failure of the * Cat and Mouse ™ Act, aod Mr. McKenna will, it is thought, indi- Gte the course which the Government intends 1o pursue in view of the recent ...