... THE CAT 4ND MOUSE ACT. MRS PANKRUBST !MAPES. Jaly 14. Tha and At i being syztematieally applied. Mies Kenney was ro-arreeted addre4erng a meetirg to-day. Mn. Pankharst also addresse,l a meeting and an attempt w.‘ r.:ade to arrcs her, but her friends ...

... The intention had been that Mrs. Pankhurst Nhould address the meeting, and she relied upon being discharged under the Cat and Mouse Act to fulfil this engagement. I have never been able to understand why she courted arrest a week in advance of this engagement ...

... where detectives were waiting ; o rearrest Mrs. Sanders, financial secretary, and Miss Kerr,. the manager, under the Cat and Mouse Act. When the two leaders left the offices for lunch a number of women formed themselves into a bodyguard. The detectives ...

... gives details of the number of Suffragettes deal with acoordieg to the provisions of the Cat and Mouse Act, which has now been in operation nine months. The Act received the Royal Assent on April 26 of last jeer, and came into force immediately. Its ...

... was appointed to head the pm,cessiomm courted inure than arrest, as she has been at large for some time past under the Cat and Mouse Act, and could not present herself again in public without the certainty of hurried as she was again yesterday to Holloway ...

... from carrying out their plans. 'rho army of organised followers has been lost. There was no glory for them when the Cat and Mouse Act came into operation. There is now no martyrdom of forcible feeding. If they refuse food they are allowed to go hungr3 ...

... rendeted famous by the rearrest of Mrs. Pankhurst and Miss Kenney, both of them having outstayed their licenses under the Cat and Mouse Act. Bat the police made no attempt to arrest either of the heroines just named, who boldly addressed an enthusiastic audience ...

... suffragettes. He declared that the let them die policy was only a greater incentive to militancy, and defended the Cat and Mouse Act. He hoped, however, that the Government had sufficient evidence to bring an action against the subscribers to the funds ...

... six months' imprisonment. That, presumably, will mean three or four days' hunger strike and then a release under the Cat and Mouse Act, the prisoner meanwhile obtaining all that she wanted, the notoriety, advertisement and applause of her misguided fellows ...

... to guess the direction from which the next attack will be made, is growing almost ludicrous. Mrs. Pankhurst, whom the Cat and Mouse Act liberates almost as soon as it imprisons her, is said to be in a house in Grosvenor Place, overlooking the grounds of ...

... peewit Government. At the preseut moment I gather from the organs of the movement that. under the operation of the Cat and Mouse Act every mouse is at present at large. Only one woman, Miss Rachel Peace, seems lately to have been subject to official folly ...

... women, it contained no policy at all. It was a tame defence of Ministerial inactiv- ity, a refusal to recognise that the Cat and Mouse Act had failed, and a resolution to persevere with it in the fullest spirit of complacent and avowed incompetence. It expressed ...