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... seem to have lost something of their eagerness for martyrdom. Is the Home Office right in supposing that the “Cat and Mouse” Act really acting as a deterrent? may be so ; one hungerstrike is all very well, but the prospect of a sequence hanger-strikes ...
... Chesterfield by-election. Mr.,George Lansbury, ex-M.P., who is.out on licence under the Cat and Mouse ”’Act, addressing, a midday.'meeting>on ibehalf of the Socialist candidate |-- -- , ...
... militant DANGEROUSLY ILL. Mary Richardson, the suffragette, who was released yesterday under the Cat and Mouse Act, ■was. the W.g.P.W. stated last night, dangerously ill, and undergo an immediate operation for appendicitis. Miss Anne Hunt, suffragette ...
... cried: “My lord, I call on you to stop this forcible feeding that is going on. I pray you to stop it. I am out tinder the Cat and Mouse Act. and I may bo arrested when I go* out.’’ A lady, approaching the suffragette—who turned out to be Mrs. Dacro Fox—placed ...
... Annie Kenney was arrested yesterday on the stage of the London Pavilion, and taken back to Holloway Gaol, ■ under the Cat and Mouse Act. ' '%K J/mjp ■ '“ v. t ...
... of the Trades Unions, the Independent Labour Party, and British Socialist Party, demands the immediate repeal of the “Cat and Mouse” Act, and the introduction of a Government measure for Woman Suffrage, on the same terms as men. ...
... A MOUSE RE-ARRESTED Miss Mary Richardson, the woman who damaged the “Rokoby Venus” the National Gallery, '' re-arrested yesterday afternoon 'aider the Cat and Mouse Act, and taken to Holloway Gaol to continue her sentence. Mrs. Turner, a well-known resident ...
... been 108. Those figures mcluacd re-commitments under the “Cat and Mouse Act. The record showed that down to 1912 the number of commitments was steadily increasing, but since the ‘Cat and Mouse Act was passed ...
... if necessary. Some of these wore legally large on licence. If they analysed these figures they ■would see that the “Cat 'and Mouse” Act had been very effective. It had induced 15 out of 83 to give up militancy, and caused six least to fly the country. ...
... women’s Fuffrago sympathisers unsuccessfully sought an interview with the Home Secretary in regard to the repeal of the Cat and Mouse Act, had sequel at Bow Street yesterday, Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, Lady Sybil Smith, and Miss Evelyn Sharp, who were members ...
... the American Government.— Reuter. “CAT AND MOUSE” ACT. RELEASE OF SYLVIA PANKHURST. Both Miss Sylvia Pankhurst and Miss Annie Kenney were released from Holloway Gaol yesterday afternoon under the “Cat and Mouse” ...
... s . * Trail of Somnambulist. .Q USAN N A NEW SUIT. Delightful (Beauty Film) Comedy, lull of Sparkling Humou* A TRUE CAT AND MOUSE ACT. y ip his most humorous vein. CINEMA HOLSE SPECIAL GRAPHIC, ALSO TOPICAL events. Ground Floor Lounge Open for Refreshments ...