... GREYHOUND MOM. MaiilaiistlM Faulty Honoir. A “CAT AND MOUSE” ACT. (B, “»h.it second.”) THE slight accident which befell Golden Silk, while not putting her on the sick list, did not improve her prospects for the Greyhound Oaks. was hard luck for both owner ...

... UNDER THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT. Mrs. Edith Rigby, wife of a Preston doctor, who wae n\—.l':‘uumool Sessions last Wednesday to nine labour for the sufffagette bomb outrage at Exchange Buildings, was oo lomsed today under the Cat and Mouse ...

... militant DANGEROUSLY ILL. Mary Richardson, the suffragette, who was released yesterday under the Cat and Mouse Act, ■was. the W.g.P.W. stated last night, dangerously ill, and undergo an immediate operation for appendicitis. Miss Anne Hunt, suffragette ...

... Suffragette released under the “Cat and Mouse Act. He spoke to her, and she at first denied her jdentity, but he was not satisfied and arrested her for failing to return to Hollowta Gaol under the ‘“Cat and Mouse ” ...

... Bell, a Suffragette released under the “Cat and Mouse” Act. He spoke her, and she at first denied her identity, but he was not satisfied and arrested her for failing to return Holloway Gaol under the “Cat and Mouse ...

... MRS. PANKHURST AT HOME. THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT A COMPLETE FAILURE. Mm. Pankhurat was present at the Women's Social and Political Union's Home this afternoon the Hall, London. Mrs was made the centre of prolonged demonstration. Asked why she had been ...

... Suffragette released under the *Cat and Mouse ” Act. He spoke to her, and she st first deniéd her identity, but he was not satisfied and arrested her for failing to return to Holloway Gaol under the ‘‘Cat and Mouse” ...

... cried: “My lord, I call on you to stop this forcible feeding that is going on. I pray you to stop it. I am out tinder the Cat and Mouse Act. and I may bo arrested when I go* out.’’ A lady, approaching the suffragette—who turned out to be Mrs. Dacro Fox—placed ...

... the National Gallery, was released from Holloway (acl yesterday afternoon on licence under the provisions of the ““‘Cat and Mouse” Act. > ...

... Richardson, the woman who damaged the Venus at the National Gallery, was re-arrested yesterday afternoon under the Cat and Mouse” Act anti taken Holloway Gaol continue her sentence. ...

... MILITANT’S SERIOUS ILLNESS. Miss Mary Richardson, who, following her release from prison under the “Cat and Mouse” Act, was operated upon for appendicitis yesterday, was stated this morning to be in a critical condition, serious complications having arisen ...

... Annie Kenney was arrested yesterday on the stage of the London Pavilion, and taken back to Holloway Gaol, ■ under the Cat and Mouse Act. ' '%K J/mjp ■ '“ v. t ...