... seems to have taken leaf from the book of Mrs. Pankhurst and to have availed herself of a temporary release under the Cat and Mouse Act to evade her guardians, and disappear. Mrs. Rigby was released from Walton Gaol, Liverpool, on the 14th inst, for the ...

... sentenced in on Saturday, to two months’ hard labour for breaking the windows of Mr M‘Kenna’s house wes roleased, u er the Cat and Mouse Act, from Hollowa Prison last evesing. was in a very w condition after hunger removed in an ambu we ELEVEN SUFFRAGETTES IN ...

... Tattenham Corner in 1913, When arrested and imprisoned suffragettes went on hunger strike, whereupon Parliament passed the Cat and Mouse Act, under which hungerstrikers, temporarily released for ill-health, could be re-arrested as soon as they recovered. Their ...

... Corner in 1913. , When arrested and imprisoned suffragettes went on hunger strike, whereupon Parliament ■ ■ passed the Cat and Mouse ■ Act. under which hunger! strikers, temporarily released a ■ for ill-health, could be j re-arrested as soon as they » recovered ...

... Suffragist, as she has come to be known, hae. outwitted the police. Since her release from Arm ley Gaol, Leeds, under the Cat and Mouse Act, she has stayed at a Harrogate boarding-house, over which the police have kept a silent vigil for days. But when they ...

... Scotland, at the House of Commons, but he could not see his way to give them any pledge regarding the operation of the Cat and Mouse Act in Scotland. POPE'S SNUB TO HIS GUARD ROM, Monday. In consequence of the insubordination in the ranks of the Papal Swiss ...

... struggling desperately, were dragged to the doors. The next interruption came from a male suffragist, who referred to the Cat and Mouse Act, and he, toe, conducted to the door with difficulty. When the uproar had subsided Mr. Snowden said he considered the ...

... THE ELUSIVE PIMPERNEL Taking advantage of • a respite under the Cat and Mouse Act, Mrs. Paukhurst has once more disappeared, in order to recruit Her health at a French watering place. This claimed great moral victory for the cause which she represents ...

... , of having placed a bomb in the basement of the Exchange Buildings, Liverpool. was released from prison under the Cat and Mouse Act yesterday, and returned to her home in Winckley-sq ua re. Mrs. Rigby refused to apply for bail at the Liverpool Police ...

... a petition to his Majesty. It is understood she has been re-arrested in respect to her unexpired sentence under the Cat and Mouse Act. The mother of a Wood Green boy, who was charged at the Enfield Children's Court yesterday with theft, said she had ...

... 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 causing an obstruction outside Holloway ...

... 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 under the 'Cat and Mouse' Act, and I may be arrested when I go out. A lady, approaching the suffragette—who turned out to be Mrs. Deere Fox—placed ...