... class to which they belonged. Mr. Pointer, replying the criticism which had been made on his action in supporting the “Cat and Mouse” Act, said he had never slackened his efforts to what he could to get the vote for women, and he did not intend to leave ...

... Pankliurst. looking pale and wan, was attended a nurse, and addressed the meeting seated in chair. She declared that the “Cat and Mouse” Act was practically smashed up. She advised the women to make themselves a match for the police learning ju-jitsu and drilling ...

... is stated that Miss Lilian the suffragette who was concerned in the Westfield House outrage, and released under the “Cat and Mouse Act, recently visited Doncaster attired in male clothing, and paid a surprise visit to the offices of the local organiser ...

... but owing to the condition which she remains there is little prospect of her re-arrest under the conditions of the “Cat and Mouse' Act. ...

... alias Denis) breaking into Westfield House, with intent set tire the building, had been liberated under the so-callecl “Cat and Mouse” Act. Before his trial Johnson declared that he would adopt the hunger strike, though this was only regarded as cgnpty boast ...

... had been sent to arrest two of their number, Mrs. Sanders, financial secretary, and Miss Kerr, the manager, under the “Cat •and Mouse Act. The two Suffragette leader? had returned Lincoln’s Inn House, the headquarters the Women'* Social and Political Union ...

... PIIEMIEU. DEPUTATION OF CLERGY DISAPPOINTED. A deputation of clergy tho country who disagree with the principles tho ‘‘Cat and Mouse” Act arrived at Downing Street yesterday afternoon, with the object of obtaining interview with the Prime Minister, to place ...

... on Wednesday, the dav of the King visit, was quietly removed yesterday from Bagthorpc prison to Holloway under the “Cat and Mouse” Act She ha ...

... journalist, and Gertrude May Ansell, both militant Suffragists, who escaped while allowed temporary liberty under the “Cat and Mouse” Act. have been re-arrested. Johnson, who is 22, was sentenced to twelve months’ hard labour at the Leeds Assize* in Juno ...

... they would have been set free on such evidence. She would hunger-strike, would refuse to come out of gaol under the “Cat and Mouse” Act, and would insist upon staying in Holloway either to die or bo released a free woman. Givoon said no sentence should ...

... hat, expressed thanks at being bound over. Rogers declined to stand in the dock, read a lengthy paper dealing with the Cat and Mouse Act, and asserted that she would not pay her fine of £3 or a month. Dalglish denied that she had called a constable a dirty ...

... out of the pockets of the public, and the Government had no right whatever to make such promises. Commenting upon the “Cat and Mouse” Act, he considered it bad been complete failure in its attempt to accomplish what it set itself out to do. ...