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... encounter in the East-End between jruffragettas and the polka resulted in the latest of Miss Sylvia Pankhurat under the Cat and Mouse ' Act, and of several male and female sympathisers. When Miss Iftnktutift we arrested she was about to enter Victoria Park ...
... lodgings. When found guilty Miss Marion declared that she would hunger-strike, would refuse to come out of gaol under the Cat and Mouse Act, and would insist on staying in !follow:1y, either to die or be released a free wornan. An exciting scene followed the ...
... all refuse 'heaps at least once seek. NOT RELEASED. Mr. Mei Kenna has decided not to release fro& prison under the Cat and Mouse Act 'MD Suffragettes who are hunger-striking. This ittiportant decision is announced in the following statement which was ...
... duties of Commissioners of Lunacy, was inaugurated. Tin CAT AND MOUIR ACT. The militant suffragists have been very active. and here may be mentioned what is popularly known us the Cat and Mouse Act. a piece of legisl-tion designed to ...
... alienated most of ,three else were once theit friends, and have done inestimable harm to the cause of Women Suffrage. The Cat and Mouse Act, though there is reason to behave that it has had salutary effect, has not killed militancy. It • has discouraged some ...
... lasting since her arrest at Poplar eight days before, Kiss Sylvia Parkhurst was released from Hollo• way Gaol under the Cat and Mouse Act.' She was said to be in an extremely weak condition, and was taken to an addresa at Bow. At the request of the High ...
... London sad the provinces. It would appe.ir that the Cat and Mouse Act ha. been ON dive. It was designed, as ever..lpoh kaows. to deal with imprisoned Suffrage' I'S who adopted - the hunger the mooing of the Act, if t▪ he I,r health broke down and they • re ...
... refused permission to interview Mr. Asquith on the subject of women's suffrage and the so-called Cat-and-Mouse Act ''—otherwise the Militant Ticket-of-Leave Act. It was an unofficial deputation of bailies and town councillors from Edinburgh and Glasgow. They ...
... offences in connection 'with suffrage agitation and twenty-three since Januaq 1. Fifty-nine had been die.charged under the Cat-and-Mouse Act, And forty-two had been rearrested. I o - e '. _ ._ 0 ' , ..r„ . 5 .„ ..„TA RI CANADA avid. writ o r terror bra ...