... Suffragette released under the Cat and. Mouse Act. Ha spoketo her, and she at first denied her identity, but he was not satisfied and arrested her for.failing to return to Holloway Gaol ander the Cat and,fifouse Act to finish a sentence ...

... encounter in the East-End between suffragettes and the police resulted in the arrest of '!ties S,lvia Pankharat under the Cat and Mouse Act, and of several male and female sympathisers. When Miss Pankturat was arrested she was about to eater Victoria Park at ...

... off Ken. singtoa High-street, on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Wyse. who was released from Holloway Gaol under the Cat and Mouse' Act, was driven in a taxi-cab with two ward/teem« to the home, where the police bad arranged for her to be received. On ...

... pnhiic school boy, and had acted most courageoualy, and nix instifiM in shooting. The Bench dianthised the charge. HUNGER•STRIKERS NOT RELEASZD. Mr. McKenna has decided not to release from prison under Om Cat and Mouse Act Suffrarettes who are hung ...

... a total loss. Inflammable materials were discovered. and on a piece of paper was written, 'This is the result of the Cat and Mouse Act. About midnight on Saturday a polio,- constable leaked smoke miming from the pavilion on the Wavertree Recreation Ground ...

... which were spent on going to the pictures. A verdict of Accidental death was recorded. About 1,000 leaflets on the Cat and Mouse Act, on each of which was written in pencil This is our protest, were found together with several copies of the Sarre ...

... and stones:* I strike, she continued. ••I shall refuse both food and water. If you drag me back under the infamous • Cat and Mouse' Act I shall continue to protest so long as life lasts. Very probably some of us will die, but it is worth it. Women in court ...

... alienated meat, of those who were once their friends, and have done inestimable harm to the cause of Women Suffrage. The Cat and Mouse Act, though them is reason to believe that it has had a salutary effect, lass not killed militancy. It has discouraged some ...

... offences in connection with suffrage agitation sod twenty-three since January 1. Fifty-nine bad been discharged under the Cat-end-Mouse Act, and forty-two had been rearrested. The death has occurred of Mr. G. E. Morrison. Chairman of the Society of Certificated ...

... in the National Gallery. The outrage was committed by • woman named Mary Richardson. a militant on release under the Cat-and-Mouse Act, who has been imprisoned several times. In consequence of the outrage both the National Gallery and the Wallace Collection ...