... encounter in the East-End between suffragettes and the police resulted in the arrest of Miss Sylvia Pankhurst under the “Cat and Mouse = Act, and of several male and female synpmthioeu. When Miss Pankhurst was arrested she was about to enter Victoria Park at ...

... ignominious failure. Fiftyseven peopie, incluuing three men, wero arvested, and Mrs. Paukhurst was rearrested undgcr the “Cat and Mouse Act.” The principal scenes in the conflict took place at the top of Constitution Hill. Shortly after four o'clock Mrs. Pankhurst ...

... not dishgured, owing to its bei%too high up. “The damage 1s about £15.” The woman, who was said to be liable under the Cat and Mouse Act, was committed for | trial, ’ The inf(’umt was held on Tuesday on Regi - nald Jaffray Lucas, forty-cight, M.P. for I ...

... information with regard to themselves, but one bas now been identified as Lilian Lenton, who was at liberty under the Cat and Mouse Act. The second prisoner is still unidentified. “WANITED A BIRD FOR CHRISTMAS' A greyhaired old man, named Henry Wil Lams ...

... coanection with the Hurst Park Racecourse fire, vois re arrested at Charing Cross Siation on Tuesday night under the * Cat and Mouse ™ Act. P Mr. Heary Jones Lar r. FRILBA., who we a 2 member of ieer Six-Fool Guards,” e called b man was 6ft. io Bty diid an ...

... of prize birds. Miss Sylvia Pankhmrst was arrestod on Satur dey night in Muriston-road, Victoria Park, uts«r sie *‘*Cat and Mouse ™ Act, and taken te Packnay Wick Police-station. At the mquest at Rotherhithe on Alfred Cotovell, fty-sx, a labourer, who ...

... in the National Gallery. The outrage was committed by a woman named Mary Richardson, a militant on releass under the “Cat-and-Mouse” Act, who has heen lm{)riwned severai times. n consequence of the outrage both the National Gullery and the Wallace Gollection ...