... Blood. fins drama; number of and special pictures, and an excellent selection of comedy subjects, headed “The true cat and mouse act. an included in strong pro■ramme. Oyer men were yesterday sworn in Mans field as special constables for service in Mansfield ...

... martyrdom of Emily Wilding Davison at the Derby, and the horrors of hunger and thirst strikes, forcible feeding and the “Cat and Mouse” Act the Suffragettes passed to a greater war and final victory. It was heroic movement, and this book, inspired by the author’s ...

... The object of the demonstration to- protest against the imprisonment of Mr. Georre Lansburv whose licence under the “Cat and Mouse Act’ expires to-day. Mr. Wedgwood, M.P., who presided one of the plinths, appealed the crowd not to march Downing-rtreet ...

... yourselves witn cheering merely, but get inside that house.” When the resolution, calling for votes for women sod of the “Cat and Mouse” Act, had been passed, Miss Pankhurst, followed by thousand! those present, proceeded in the direction of Whitehall but they ...

... the Nottingham clergy, is claimed that the refusal Me. Asquith to receive a deputation in re!«- enco to the so-called Cat and Mouse” Act is subversive of the rights citizens. Such contention can hardly, think, taken seriously. It is claim which is universal ...

... until the present deplorable state of affair* has developed. 1 glad you not venture “to argue the point whether the * Cat and Mouse Act * is a wise or unwise one or whether it proving effective in its object.” All panic legislation bound to be ineffective ...

... Mrs. Pethick Lawrence appeared public meeting at night at King*way Hall, in continuation of the protest against the “Cat and Mouse Act.” She said the House of Commons police treated them all with great rudeness. Her blouse was torn, and she was simply ...

... Bishop said: loid, 1 call you to atop this forcible feeding that going on. I pray yon atop it. I am out under the * Cat and Mouse Act. and I may be wrested when I out. A lady in the congregation pieced handkerchief over the interrupter's mouth, and site ...

... GATEFOUNTAIN PENS-AU th. B«t PISTOL FIRED IN HOUSE OF COMMONS gale Suffragist Creates Scene in the Strangers’ Gallery. ••CAT AND MOUSE” ACT. Member's Sarcastic View Its Operation. ...

... that it Should be given as reward of violence. The question remained: What was to be done? Hr. McKenna claimed that the Cat and Mouse Act had been serviceable, though not completely effective. Of 83 persons discharged under it eight served their sentence ...

... Brixton,” was not a suffragist, and ho agreed put her for the night. Prisoner: Would you be surprised anyone under the Cat and Mouse Act giving wrong name?— One is used t-> getting the name of Smith. One does net trouble a!>cut.it. you consider allowable ...

... were released from prison this morning. They were sentenced to 14 days’ imprisonment on Friday in connection with the Cat and Mouse” Act deputation. Lady Sybil Smith and Miss Sharp had been hunger striking. Mrs. Pethick Lawrence reserved hanger striking ...