... OF HOLLOWAY. Ifim Sylvia Pankhurst was released from Holloway Prison on Saturday afternoon. She was arrested under ** Cat and Mouse Act** at South Hackney the night of January 3rd, and, having been on hunger strike since, wan in a state of collapse. Miss ...

... supposed unlawful purpose she was sentenced six weeks’ hard labour, but after hunger-striking was released under the Cat and Mouse Act. She is now wanted for failing to surrender at the expiry of her licence. ...

... Buckingham Palace and insist upoo delivering it bis Majesty in person. Mrs. Dacre Fox and another woman on licenoe under the Cat and Mouse Act presented themselves one the gates. Mrs. Pox disclosed her identity, and said she wished to see the King. Immediately ...

... SUFFRAGETTE IN MALE ATTIRE. One of the released prisoners under the Cat and Mouse Act, Miss Annie Bell, who was arrested on Saturday for failing return Holloway Gaol, under the terms of the Act, had disguised herself in a Norfolk suit and man’s bowler hat. ...

... second division .« at Leeds Assiaes last week for attempted arson at Doncaster, was released from Armley Gael under the Cat and Mouse Act after hunger-striking on Tuesday. LOST AND FOUND. GOLF BALLS IN A NEST A golfer who was playing over tiie St. on lands ...

... The two prisoners were remanded. Richardson has been several times convicted of windowbreaking and released under the Cat and Mouse Act. ...

... worse, drive her More Richardson, who has been |“|. in . connection with the Peace, was stated to have been under the Cat and Mouse Act ing Berious illucsa- . . * Suffragettes at Brighton, Liverpool, and Scarborough created scenes attended by the Mayors ...

... saying that if she were sent to prison she should refuse to take food and water, and if she were dragged back under the Cat and Mouse Act ehe should continue to protest in the same way. The magistrate ordered her to be bound over in her own recognisances ...

... hunt, has aronaed considerable interest, throwing as it does s sidelight on the motives which inspired the eocalled Cat and Mouse Act. Ur. M'Kenna is apparently willing to recommend the suffragist leader’s pardon provided she gives undertaking to abstain ...

... making speech calculated to prejudice recruiting. I went on hunger-strike and was in six days with a license under the Cat and Mouse Act, which renders liable at any time for the rest of my life to rearreet and imprisonment for the balance sentence without ...

... to Havre, and travelled via Southampton. Mrs. hurst had been released under the provisions of the Cat and Mouse Act. Mrs. Pankhurst’s record under the Act is as follows: Sentenced three years’ penal servitude on April 3rd; released, April 12th. Rearrested ...

... Pankhurst. who was also arrested, was not brought before the Court, she having been conveyed to Holloway Prison under the Cat and Mouse Act. Verity Oates and Gwendoline Cook, of Lincoln’s Inn House, charged with breaking five Home Office windows, were discharged ...