... ~ln build, she was very much like her famous sister. Often when Mrs. Pankhurst was re- leased from prison under the “Cat and Mouse” Act, Ada baffled the police by imperson- B o e |As a frail white-haired little old lady, she attended the suf- fragette ...

... Office In build she was very much like her famous sister Often when Mrs Pankhurst was released from prison under the Cat and Mouse Act Ada baffled the police by impersonating her As a frail white-haired little old lady she attended the Suffragette celebrations ...

... took part in this light: old women, young women, frail women, and cripples, suffered hardship, and the terrors of the Cat and Mouse Act . ' in their struggle for enfranchisement. Whether we agree with their methods or not, no-one can fail to admire their ...

... and laid the foundation of security from defeat. After he lost Stollmeyer lbw to a Bailey in-swinger, Rae played the cat and mouse act on voting Hilton, slapping the Lancashire lad for fours when the fielders had come in too close. Frank Worrell. after ...

... chastening experience for them Weymouth had expected much of Millar but the centre-forward constantly fell to Stein’s cat-and-mouse act Weymouth’s “nerves” betrayed them when Vigor headed into his own goal Then came more goals from Ainge Taylor and Wallace ...

... y carch-ar Bu raid pasio deddf i wneud hynny Ond camp fawr y Senedd oedd cael enw y ddeddf O’r diwedd gwaeddodd ryw “Cat and Mouse Act” a dvna’r enw byth Felly gyda’r tonau gynt wedi don dvfeisio enw arni Pam? Am ei bod yn rhywun gymeriad rhagor hynny ...

... cleaner food, which ordains that no cat allowed on the premises of shop selling food. The Bill is now called the Cat and Mouse Act,” and the clause relating to the banishment and probable destruction of Innumerable cats has raised ...

... Women photographs of the tireless Mrs Pankhurst either just about to be arrested or else temporarily released under the Cat and Mouse Act catapults and toffee hammers used to break windows and souvenirs (although that is hardly an appropriate word) from ...

... presents itself. I have found no large-scale buying of players either to consolidate positions or improve them. There is a cat-and-mouse act going on. Managers are not going to be baited—at th:s stage, at least —lnto large ilnanctal outlays for what. mcce than ...

... and archaic for so modern setting. Both managed to pass it off without exaggerating this impression. Jack McKenzie’s cat-and-mouse act with the deserter son was well done. Fred Milne again played the titled nobleman with aplomb. He has apparenlly had the ...

... not get together and the other was not really bothered. Class,” represented by Oordon Smith, of Hibernian, put on a cat-and-mouse act which ceased to be amusing once it was clear that left back Mansell (Portsmouth) had few of the answers. « •» « *pHE ...

... London today, Gillet-Gatty. ]'' ''i P art i a 'l the more prominent Nine times she went to jail, was jj'l Under the Cat-and-Mouse Act, chained herself to the railings in :ir k. fjpyj life she went to live in Australia. for cars iS'some queer bye-laws ...