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... Elijah appears a more Mrs. Pankhuest, whose temporary licence under than mortal energy, actuated by an intense con- the Cat-and-Mouse Act has expired, attended ecionsness of God. The fact is seen in his speech and spoke at the .weekly meeting of the W.S ...
... obtain their objects. Hestrongly. protested against the imprisonment of Mr • ( eorge Lansbury under the obnoxious 'Cat and Mouse Act, and .proposed a resolution condemning the action of the Government. This was seconded and carried unanimously. A letter ...
... 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, too, was conducted - te the door with difk culty. When the uproar had subsided Mr. Snowden said lie considered ...
... arrested. The Home Secretary introduced a Bill enabling him to licence out prisoners, which .became known as the Cat and Mouse Act. in May. Mr. W. H. Dickinson, M.P., moved the tecond reading of a Woman Suffrage Bill, but this was rejected by 2 66 ...
... TRAM SMASH. TAKEN BY SURPRISE, REARREST OF MISS SYLVIA PANKHURST. Miss Si‘lvin Pankhurst, whose license under the * Cat and Mouse *” Act expired on December 22, was arrested on &tunfny night whilst wdkinfi)dong Grove-road, Bow, nn?mnveyvd to Holloway. Miss ...
... the Bolton Comservative Council last scit with a view to his adoption as candidate at ‘the next election. i Under the “Cat and Mouse™ Act Miss Brady, a -‘l?“. was arrested yesterday and {ahn to Holloway. Since his marriage in 1907 a man who g sentenced ...
... intercession arranged at Preston Parish Church to-gorrow for imprisoned suffragettes, and for those released under the * Cat-and-. Mouse Act, has induced the National League for Opposing Women’s Suffrage to enter a protest. Though we are enjoined to pray for ...
... “The Labour party, who claim to stand for zmica and freedom, support a Government hat tortures women under the infamous Cat and Mouse Act.” The words ave printed in large capital lotters, well and plainly formed. The calico was fastened at both ends with ...
... women on the question of the Government’s coercion and torture of English women hi‘nenm of forcible feeding and the Cat and Mouse Act.” About a score of wellknown women suffrage enthusiasts walked in procession to Downing-street, but the inte:- view lasted ...
... after Baster, when the London season is at its height. Miss Sylvia Pankhurst was arrested yesterday afternoon under the Cat and Mouse Act as she was getting off a motor-bus to attend a suffragette meeting in Trafalgarsquare. She was removed in a taxicab ...
... outrage at the National Gallery is twofold. 1t shows the folly of putting any confidence in the statements that the “Cat and Mouse™ Act has broken up the campaign of “ militancy,” and it shows the extreme ease with which these outrages can be committed ...
... of the Union contains no reference to it. In this we have possibly another instance of the deterrent effect of the ** Cat-and-Mouse™ Act, but there is no doubt also that many former sympathisers consider the proposed Palace enterprise a mistake. Mrs Pankhurst’s ...