... accused had been in prison awaiting her trial, but tho result of hunger striking was released on licence under the “Cat and Mouse” Act. EX-PRESIDENT TO BE CHARGED WITH MURDER. The United States Attorney-General, at the request of the Nicaraguan Government ...

... was indicted with Peace, but it was stated that she was too ill to take her trial, and liad been released under the “Cat and Mouse” Act. The prisoner was found guilty, and it was stated that she had twice been convicted for wilful damage. Prisoner, in ...

... gre*»i contempt; for any aclniinistration which does jnot treat persons equally. Mr.. AloKenna has arrested me under the Cat and Mouse Act’ because ho is afraid of killing me forcible feeding, but.l not afraid of ANOTHER SENSATION. fitness in Train Mystery ...

... He will oppose the Insurance Act, manding a non-contributory scheme, an the he is also opposed to principles of the Miners’ Minimum Wage A strong sup- porter of women’s suffrage, he vigorously opposes the “Cat and Mouse” Act. ‘sig out for pure Socialism ...

... arising ont of the scene at the Old Bailey the previous Saturday, were released last night from Holloway prison under the Cat and Mouse ” Act. The women ha-.-, been on hunger strike. Viscount Morley, Lord Emmott, and Sir Almerio Fittroy, feft Paddington to-day ...

... going to send me to prison, but I mean to hunger strike, and you will have to drag me -back again and agein under the Cat and Mouse Act, but it will-be no She added that a great: army was going to arise in the East and would come ‘with sticks and stones ...

... of Magdala, died to-day, aged 73. THE MESHES OF THE LAW. Miss Mary Ansell, a Suffragette prisoner released under the “Cat and Mouse” Act, who has evaded* the authorities for some time, was arrested this afternoon outside Hall as she was attempting to enter ...

... Pavilion, Cireus. yesterday afternoon, when Miss Annie Kenney, the Suffre- gette leader, was re-arrestedl under the “Cat and Mouse”? Act. came before Mr. Mead to-day. There were eleven defendants, their names being: Elsa Dalglish, 38; William Ball, 52; ...

... 2 }o: speec! on the “Cat an Mouse” Act, which she declared it was every good duty to break down. “T consider it a cold-blooded form of she said, “and I consider a man like the Governor of Holloway Gaol who administers such an Act deserves to have not ...

... that they might be made violently sick after being forcibly In that way they were likely to be dis« charged under the “Cat and Mouse” Act Mr. Bros granted the summons. The death is to-day of Eari Oaatiestewart, who was bom 1837. He owned many paintings by ...

... wealth out of labour while women were denied the vote and citizenship. This was the first knock at the door. Uneer the Cat and Mouse Act one of the greatest women in the land was going to bo done to death. that woman this was a warning. If the Government ...

... Denis) breaking into Westfield House, with tent to set fire to the building, had been liberated under the so-called “Cat and Mouse” Act. fore his trial Johnson declared that he would adopt the hunger strike, though this was only regarded as an empty at ...