... Miss Sylvia Pankbnrst. after spending eight days in Holloway Prison, has been released under the provisions of the “Cat and Mouse” Act. Since her arrest Poplar on the night of the 14th inst- Miss Pankhurst had adopted both the thirst and hunger strikes ...

... the women, Sir Charles says, persuade the electors in a constitutional wav of the justice of their cavise, and the “Cat and Mouse” Act lyill become obsolete and dead as the dodo. If the law is broken and the property of innocent people damaged, punishment ...

... minutes before evening gun fire. , Mrs. Paukliarst anj Miss Kenney, both of whom havo been released from prison under the “Cat and Mouse” Act. spoke meeting of the Women’s Social and Political Union, at the London Pavilion this afternoon. Miss Kenney sold her ...

... Archbishop. brave when I was not bravo enough myself . The Archbishop of York was to have preached sprout against the Cat and Mouse Act. ] as t night in connection with the Jubilee celcbra{ tci.) tions of Carlton Parish Church, near Selby, but Miss Pankhurst’s ...

... two months’ imprisonment for wilful damage at the British Museum, was to-day released from Holloway Gaol under the ‘’Cat ;nd Mouse’’ Act. .Outer’s Winnipeg correspondent wires to-day that the results or the elections for the Manitoba Assembly show' that ...

... but a single one of the women who have been certainly if Sir John Simon is responsible for the liberated under the “Cat and Mouse” Act, on drafting of the Finance Bill he can hardly condition they took no further part in the mili- congratulated on the ...

... that no one has the slightest idea for a feasible scheme. We do take measures every now and then, such as the comic Cat and Mouse ” Act, which was loudly acclaimed as sure cure for the evil of outrage, but which we perceived from the first to be stupid ...

... Another message says that it has now been ascertained that the prisoner is Annie Bell, who had been released under the ‘‘Cat and Mouse” Act. THE CURATE’S CASH. Sheffield Youth Tells Strange Stories. A remarkable story of housebreaking by a seventeen year old ...

... cheered the defendants. . It was reported at the London Sessions to-day that Mary Wood, who had been released under the “Cat and Mouse” Act from prison while awaiting trial for damaging an oil painting at the Royal Academy had left a nursing home in the West ...

... windows at the Homo Office, said she was a victim of the Cat and Mouse Act, which was inciting people to rebellion. Each time she had to go back to prison she intended to go back for fresh act, and the act would get worse each time. The ...

... voice, “As >t was a premWitated act plead guilty.” Mr. Travers Humphreys, who prosecuted for the Commissioner of Police, said; The act wilful damage which this woman has admitted was about the most senseless and wicked act of damage that one could conceive ...

... too, Mr. Winston Churchill's •o; was carefully protected by police. Cat and Mouse” Act. number of Suffragists, who are wanted by the under the proviaion of the so-called and Mouse Act, have for the present disappeared from the ken of the ...