... TO EMPTY MOUSE. I HAVE mentioned that the Cat and Mouse Act made v it a crime for any Suffragette not to register her address with the police—a great disadvantage to them. Miss Ella Stevenson lived with her two sisters at a house at Kew. registered ...

... the Attorney-Gen , Belfast women Suffragists the unconditional release from J of women sentenced in England a . the Cat and Mouse Act. . death occurred at ForrestbrooK. trevor, of Mr. Joseph _ Cl proprietor of the Forresbrook . and beetling mills. Mr ...

... and ' ‘. II The Irish Women’s Suffrage Societ passed resolution protesting again, the rearrest of Mrs. Parkhurst the Cat and Mouse Act and demanc .- her immediate release, Six panies of the Armagh Regiment • Ulster Volunteer Force, under Coioii William ...

... by serving term of imprisonment for setting fire to the * a letter box, went on hunger vtrike, was re’eased under the Cat and Mouse •Act, but did not back to prison, her fine Being paid. ...

... interest each are success of any church.— SECOND churchman. k,, “» his tlTioji, a r , ; fy an.l « any .ff, •.•'win. a A CAT AND MOUSE ACT. ' ir Editor ot the Northern Whig. item of news a few days ago me. It was to the effect that it 40?) wore to put “on ...

... to six months imprisonment, but I went hunger-strike, and oniv served about six days. 1 was then let out under the ‘Cat and Mouse Act. In this case there were actually speeches articles. We are asking Mr. MacDonald whether if he had been called upon during ...

... to spring all kinds of new surprises on us. For a Suffragette not to register her address was an offence under the Cat and Mouse Act, so we waited outside the home for the ambulance. time, for she looked out of the window and I thought she was going ...

... constable would be on duty when 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 Coioner—lf during that temporary release escapes ...

... constable would bo on duty when prisoner was in hospital. _ . The Coroner said that sometimes the Cat and Mouse Act was referred to Dr. Pearson said that that Act reany meant temporary release fr r ”° ' The Coioner —If during that temporary release he_ escapes ...

... thought it would be a nice quiet refuge for them. Feeling rather sorry, if the truth be told, I arrested her under the Cat and Mouse Act. Ella got very angry with me and eventually demanded to be taken to see her sisters at Kew before going to prison. Being ...

... constable would be on duty when a priAoner was in hospital. The Coroner said that sometimes the Cat and Mouse Act was referred to. Dr. Pearson said that that Act really meard, temporary release from prison. The Coroner—lf during that temporary release he ...

... commonplace during the women’s suffrage agitation are hung on the walls. So are once familiar posters, including The Cat and Mouse Act,” showing a bleeding girl, in the more voluminous garb of other days, in the teeth of a cal. Mugs smuggled out of Holloway ...