... OX A STAGE. DESPERATE BID FOR RESCUE. Miss Annie Kenney, one of the suffragists who has broken her bond under the “Cat and Mouse’’ Act. and who lias been sought for by the polic* for some weeks past, was yesterday arrested dramatic manner the stage of ...

... Plural Voting has been accorded that annual second reading which a Radical House of Commons invariably accords it. Cat and Mouse Act of extremely doubtful utility has been introduced to cope with the problem of the militant women. That about all except—and ...

... and other articles from a Barnsley man. Miss Lenton Sentenced. Miss Lilian Lenton, who, a year ago, escaped under the “Cat and Mouse” Act, was. at the Assizes, at Leeds, yesterday, amid disorderly scenes, sentenced to twelve months in the second division ...

... the Women’s Social and Political Union arrived at the south gate of the Palace, but were taken into custody under the “Cat and Mouse” Act. and removed to Holloway. Dui+sg their removal one of the sentries discovered another rvoman chained to the railings ...

... OBDURATE MILITANT. PREFERS TO REMAIN OUTSIDE A NURSING HOME. Mrs. Mary Wyan, who was released from Holloway under the “Cat and Mouse” Act yesterday, was conveyed in a taxi-cab by two wardresses to a nursing home at Kensington. On arrival, Mrs. Wyan, who ...

... concerned in tho tire at the Cheltenham house Colonel de Sales Terriese, wore Christmas Day released on licence under the Cat and Mouse” Act after hanger and thirst strike. It is now known that Red had been identified as Miss Lilian Lcnton, for whom the police ...

... Released under the ‘'Cat and Mouse” Act. July 18: Re-arrested. July 23: Released. July 28: H«-arrested at the London Pavilion. Charged with breaking windows outside Holloway. Sentenced to a month. August 3: Released under the Cat and Mouse ...

... was placed in the dock. the charge sheet prisoner was described as Irene Casey, 25. said to be at liberty under the Cat and Mouse” Act, and she quickly made the Bench aware of her existence. The charge was loitering with intent to commit felony. After ...

... they should be treated as lunatics was impracticable because medical men would not certify them as insane. Claim for “Cat and Mouse” Act. The complaint to the supineness of the Government in dealing with militancy appeared to be based upon the supposition ...

... Baines was taken from Manchester to Holloway, and was subsequently released under the Cat and Mouse Act. His Lordship: In this case it appears to be all mouse and no cat. (Laughter.) Ultimately the case was proceeded with against the man ...

... Pointer and his Critics. Last night, Mr. J. Pointer, M.P., replied the criticism which had been made on his vote for the “Cat and Mouse” Act. Laymen Confer at Bnxton. The first National Conference of the Laymen's Missionary Movement, was opened at Buxton, last ...

... sentenced to twelve months in the second division the Assizes last week, was released from Armley Gaol yesterday under the “Cat and Mouse” Act. Bishop and Forcible Feeding. A deputation from the Women’s Social and Political nion yesterday waited upon the Bishop ...