... Doncaster (in company with Miss Lilian Lenton) with intent to set it on firs, end who, having been released under the Cat and Mouse Act, and evading the police for considerable time, was rearrested London last Thursday, was on Tuesday (says the orkthire ...

... Months' ', rhonment for wilful damage at the British was to-ilay released from Holloway Prison under the provisions of the Cat and Mouse Act. Since her imprisonment the prisoner has */ocn forcibly fed. and now has only a tew days of her sentence to complete ...

... windows last night and breaking three panes. Defendant told the magistrate that she broke the windows protest against the Cat and Mouse Act. She thought it was the Home Office, and added she must nave another try. The magistrate said he would take some steps ...

... «MWtwiate sleae trafficker the world” on of its sanction of India. Sylvia Paokhurst was released from Hollo- 'mder the “Cat and Mouse Act’ > yesterday afternoon. ...

... constable would be on duty when a prisoner was in hospital. The Coroner said that sometimes the Cat and Mouse Act was referred to. Dr. Pearson said that that Act really meant temporary release from prison. The Coroner: If during that temporary release he ...

... this morning, and were wceived by Mr. Asquith’s private secretary. llr. Barrie acted spokesman, and said they •nianded among other things the withdrawal of Cat and Mouse Act. He also prophesied that • Asquith would never again be member for last Fife. ...

... suffragist who was released June 21st after hunger striking in Warwick Prison, has been rearreeted Learnington under the Cat and Mouse Act, and again ib prison to serve the remainder her term of six months’ imprisonment, to which she was sentenced at the Old ...

... PREMIER. LEICESTER VICAR HEADS DEPUTATION. deputation of clergy of the country, who disagree the principles of the “Cat and Mouse” Act arrived at Downing-street yesterday afternoon with the object of obtaining interview with thfe Prime Minxter, to place ...

... reverse, sold for £4 10*. Sotheby'a eater day. Miss Mary Richardson, who, following her release from prison under tha “Cat and Mouse”. Act, was operated upon for appendicitis on Thursday, was stated yesterday be in a critical condition, serious complication* ...

... active supporters are so few that the operations of the “Cat and Mouse” Act have made it impoeaible for the campaign to be continued. Mrs. P&nkhurst is, therefore, obliged to admit that the Act baa had distinct effect upon suffragist militancy. MBS. ...

... rose to call attention to the rear rest of Mrs. PankhUrst in the Pavilion arid to the administration of the “Cat and Mouse” Act described the Act utterly inefficacious, and then suggested the only method of putting an end to militancy the introducing of ...

... (Loud and prolonged applause.) Mr. Israel Zangwil! said that Mr. Franklin had been forcibly fed 114 times. Such Act the Cat and Mouse Act passed Liberal Government was abomination. could only have been produced by rats. (Great laughter.) They were living ...