... conference in London yesterday, presided over by Sir Edward Busk, hon. secretary of the Committee for the repeal of th© Cat and Mouse” Act, it was announced that the Prime Minister had declined to receive deputation on the subject of the treatment of suffrage ...

... women’s Fuffrago sympathisers unsuccessfully sought an interview with the Home Secretary in regard to the repeal of the Cat and Mouse Act, had sequel at Bow Street yesterday, Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, Lady Sybil Smith, and Miss Evelyn Sharp, who were members ...

... with cheering merely, but get inside that house.” When the resolution calling for votes for women and the repeal of the Cat and Mouse Act had been passed, Miss Pankhurst, followed a crowd numbering thousands, proceeded in the direction of Whitehall, but they ...

... 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 ...

... the day’s negotiations will bo made. In tho meantime, however, a general cessation of work is regarded as certain. “CAT AND MOUSE” ACT. Home Secretary Reduces Three Sentences. Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, Lady Sybil Smith, and Miss Evelyn Sharp were released ...

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

... whilst of unsound mind. “CAT AND MOUSE AT DONCASTER The Hyde Park district of Doncaster is keenly interested in the case of Harry Johnson, the young Suffragist who has been liberated from Wakefield Gaol under the “Cat and Mouse” Act. He has ...

... 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 ...

... seem to have lost something of their eagerness for martyrdom. Is the Home Office right in supposing that the “Cat and Mouse” Act really acting as a deterrent? may be so ; one hungerstrike is all very well, but the prospect of a sequence hanger-strikes ...

... to-day’s issue of the Sheffield Daily Telegraph” Leaders: Man the Spot; Charlotte Bronte; The Land Tax Muddle: The “Cat and Mouse Act - West Inns; “Current Topics.” Special Articles: Land Of FuchsiAs: From Liverpool to Vancouver; Pulpit and Pew; Farm ...

... OBDURATE MILITANT. PREFERS TO REMAIN OUTSIDE A NURSING HOME. Mrs. Mary Wyan, who was released from Holloway under the “Cat and Mouse” Act yesterday, was conveyed in a taxi-cab by two wardresses to a nursing home at Kensington. On arrival, Mrs. Wyan, who ...