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... AGAIN MRS. P. rte Mrs. Pankhurst was released from Holloway Gaol to-day under the Cat and Mouse Act. She was liberated on a twelve days’ license, and on leaving the prison was at once driven to a house in the West End of London. RE POISONIN ...
... the Cat and Mouse Act useless and forcible feeding is barred, and if the Home Secretary cannot immediately persuade Parliament to pass Woman’s Suffrage Bill, wb ...
... b e • • Miss Sylvia Paiikhurst was released from Holloway Prison on Saturday afternoon. She was arrested order the Cat and Mouse Act at South Hackney on the night of January 3rd, and, having been on hum; strike since, was in a state of collapse. Pankhurst ...
... Friday morning. On a piece of paper left on the lawn in front of the house was the message, Retaliation —an answer to the Cat and Mouse Act.’ The house, which was unoccupied, was built twenty-five years agQ at a cost of £30,000. ...
... sentenced to two months’ imprisonment '.for breaking a window the .Unionist headquarters, been released under the.” Cat and Mouse Act. ...
... of setting fire to Hurst Park grand stand, was released from Holloway Prison lost evening under the provisions of the Cat and Mouse Act. She is said to be in a very weak state of health. ...
... MRS. PANE HURST “DYING” CAT AND MOUSE ACT DISLIKED BY MILITANTS. Speaking yesterday in Trafalgar-Kruare, Mias S. Pankhurst described the eat and moose Act an outrage humanity. She declared that Mn. Pankhurst was dying slowly, and her hair bad gone white ...
... resolution was to protest against the “Cat and Mouse Act. She asked them to submit the following resolution to the OouneU: “That this meeting of the Nottingham Trades Council protests against the inhuman Cat and Mouse ...
... work of suffragettes, two postcards were found on the lawn addressed to Mr. Asquith and Mr. McKenna, referring to the Cat and Mouse '* Act. SUFFRAGETTES OUTSIDE BtJCKINQ- ...
... Newport, Mon., and daughter of Mr. I). A. Thomas, has elected not to go (jack to Usk Prison. Her licence under the “Cat and Mouse Act expired yesterday, and a fine of 410 and 41U costs ware paid yesterday morning. was released from prison as result of ...
... of suffragettes, as two postcards were found on the lawn addressed to Mr. Asquith and Mr. McKenna, referring to the r Cat and Mouse Act. ...
... M.P., was the chief speaker. Three women persistently interjected, and Mr. Henderson was asked why he voted for the Cat and Mouse Act, and explained that he took that action because abhorred forcible feeding. So persistent were the interruptors, that ...