... 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 ...

... week's v vigil, police enter a Harrogate house to rearrest a suffra- gette, released from Armley Gaol under ry the * Cat and Mouse Act, only to find she has escaped. A Standing Committee of the House of Commons negatives without a divi sion a proposed ...

... pay fine of 4s. od., was released from prison yesterday because his weak condition. His release is allowed under the Cat and Mouse Act, which permits prisoners who hunger strike to be released until they are health, when they may again arrested. Since ...

... she escaped from the police at least four times. one occasion, when she had been released from Armley Gaol under the Cat and Mouse Act. Miss Lenton was taken to the Food Reform Boarding House at Harrogate. of which Mrs. Cohen was tho proprietor. When the ...

... martyr dom 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 a heroic movement, l this book, inspired bv the ...

... the crime. Sentences of imprisonment became more severe, and the women retaliated bv going on hunger strike. Known the Cat and Mouse Act,” Bill was passed which enabled the women to be released when they were in. and to be imprisoned again soon as they were ...

... / j lester from Hull, having walked and begged garage, which about 100 buses, into route November, 1935, When they Cat and Mouse Act was released on ft S from drivers of motor-lorries. I had ft first-class servicing depot, added. were CO-pilotS. The ...

... bat they were naturally feeling the effects of a hard afternoon in the field. Personally, I thoroughly enjoyed this cat and mouse act between the Wakefield batsmen and visiting bowlers and the only snag of such an entertaining display was the fact that ...

... vividly to David that he experienced a feeling of actual nausea and inwardly wished that the lawyer would not perform the cat and mouse act quite so efliciently. He wanted to get the unwholesome tangle straightened out so that he could board the train to New ...

... novelist is Robert Montgomery and the lady is Marion Davies, one can anticipate plenty of fun—and the final result of their cat-and-mouse act is not difficult to imagine. Patsy Kelly adds to the comedy. . . The suppoiting feature is Blazing Barriers,':_ with ...

... players for special parts EXISTENCE Lord Halifax must be used by now to an August holiday which resembles the famous cat-and-mouse act of suffragette days writes a London correspondent of The Daily Dispatch” He gets release from Whitehall only for a few ...