... damaging Mr. Sargent’.-* picture Mr. Henry James at the Royal Academy, Mrs. Mary Wood lias been released under the ** Cat and Mouse Act. ...

... RELEASE OF MISS KENNEY. Miss Annie Kenney, organiser of the Women’s Social and Political Union, who roarrested under the “Cat and Mouse” Act at the London Pavilion last week, was released on licence from Holloway Prison on Monday night. ...

... arrest of Miss Annie Bell at Brighton on Sunday morning the number of Suffragette prisoners who were released under the Cat and Mouse Act and are now missing is reduced to four. Miss Bell was committed to prison for cruising an obstruction outside Holloway ...

... 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. ...

... a postcard to-day, the book will reach you free and post-free to-morrow. For £25 Mrs. Dacre Fox’s licence under the Cat and Mouse Act was sold at Monday’s meeting of the W.S.P.U. Knightsbridge Hall. ...

... The tw ...

... The fire at Gardena occurred aa far back as February. Miss Lenton was arrested, but subsequently released under the Cat and Mouse Act. She disappeared, and was heard in Doncaster, and, after eoverai adventures, was eventually committed for trial at Richmond ...

... information with regard to themselves, but one has now been identified as Lilian Lcnton, who was at liberty under the Cat and Mouse Act. The second prisoner is still unidentified. “WANTED A BIRD FOR CHRISTMAS.’ grey-haired old man, named Henry Williams ...

... Richardson, who has been charged in connection with the same offence as Rachel Peace, wao stated to have released under the Cat and Mouse Act owing to serious illness. Suffragettes at Brighton, Liverpool, and Scarborough created scenes in churches attended by ...

... SUFFRAGETTE IN MALE ATTIRE. One of the released prisoners under the Cat and Mouse Act, Miss Annie Hell, who was arrested on Saturday for failing return to Holloway Gaol, under the terms of the Act, had disguised herself * No o , suit and a man’s bowler hat. ...

... vestment boxes and thence the main building. MISS S. PANKHURST AT THE ABBEY. Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, whose licence under the Cat and Mouse Act expired at midnight on Saturday, was carried Westminster Abbey an invalid carriage on Sunday evening, accompanied by ...

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