... speech on the Cat and Mouse” Act. which she declared it was every good citizen duly to break down. “I consider it cold-blooded form of murder,” she said, “ana 1 consider a man like tho Governor of Holloway Gaol who administers such an Act deserves have ...

... arriving. Ho was allowed to return to his parents’ home in Carr House Road. Doncaster, on a seven days’ licence under the “Cat. and Mouse Act.” When arrived home plain clothes officers from the West Riding Constabulary were posted the doors of the house both ...

... wealth out of labour while women wore denied the vote and citizenship. This was the first knock at the door. Under the Cat and Mouse Act one the greatest women in tho land was going to bo clone to death. If the Government were going to kill that woman this ...

... Denis) breaking into Westfield House, with intent to set firo to the building, had been liberated under the so-called Cat and Mouse Act. Before his trial Johnson declared that he would adopt the hunger strike, though this was only regarded as empty boast ...

... with the mooting InTrofalgar Square yesterday afternoon, when protests were mado against tho “Cat and Mouse Act, and tho rcarrest of Miss PankTurrst under Act. Three of the dofondante were charged with obstruction and assault, one with assault end wilful ...

... lohnson, the young Doncaster jourr» airi Gertrude May Ansell, both militant escaped while allowed temporary - icr the “Cat and Mouse” Act, have b»--: arrested. who is 22, wa? sentenced to twelve UK--- a.rd labour at the Leeds Assizes in • - 'or breaking ...

... he does not disguise -his readiness to set work without delay. He has been set liberty on three occasions under the “Cat and Mouse” Act, and has been r-arrested each time. Somehow great as London is. it is not a safe hiding-place. Un the occasion when ...

... replied, and that she, refused to recognise the Court while Mrs. Pankhurst and others were being tortined under the “Cat and Mouse” Act, “the derilbh work of Mr. McKenna,” she added. With that the accused threw a folded paper in the direction of the magistrate ...

... The flames were observed along the -Clyde for twenty miles. nines. A Suffragette message found read, Retaliation for Cat and Mouse Act.” ...

... resisted tlie po'ice. and was carried off by about, half dozen officei Miss Dulcic. who was also released under the Cat and Mouse Act. was arrested outside the Pavilion. SATURDAY FIRK Mary Richardson and Rachael Peace, said to Suffragettes, were charged ...

... understood that she was to ba taken to London this morning, where she will once more Holloway under the pro* vision* the “Cat and Mouse” Act. Consequently large sections Suffragettes were in attendaaoe all the railway stations in the city. However, they were ...

... following her arrest Glasgow on the previous night, Mrs. Pankhurst was this morning released under the provisions of the “Cat and Mouse” Act. It is understood that since her incarceration the loader of the Women’s Social and Political Union has been both on ...