... the Cat and Mouse Act. We did kill it for suffragists in Ireland, but it has lifted its ugly head again—this time for non-suffragist offences. Rut the same weapons employed by suffragists will avail against it once more. We will not have the Cat and Mouse ...

... labour. while women were denied the vote. That was why she placed the explosive under the Cotton Exchenge. Under the Cat and Mouse Act one ot the greatest women in the land was going to be done to death. If the Government were going to kill a woman this ...

... as good his word had hi* oe** r ' not saved him trouble the thoroughness with which they did their work. \Vb « ! the Cat end Mouse Act was imposed aga* * .Suffragette* after conviction the public •deuce wa* revolted. .But apparently • fair and just in ...

... helped to make vocal the feeling of indignation and disgust which exists in the country against the cruel workings of the Cat and Mouse Act. We know that the protest was not made on our behalf alone, hut against the much larger thing—the dangerous principle ...

... hails from America. Of course you guessed that all the time, new ideas come from America, and although they play the Cat and Mouse Act with the snort out there, it does not prevent the brainy ones from thinking out things. ...

... aged 64, left personal estate in the United Kingdom valued at £10.221. Debate in Commons HOME SECRETARY’S DEFENCE of Cat and Mouse Act “LET THEM DIE” POLICY SCOUTED. Subscribers to Militant Funds :eedings to be INSTITUTED (PROM OUR Thursday. The public ...

... cost of £25,000. On the lawn the volice found a sheet of rotepaper on which was written: “Retaliation—A reply to the Cat and Mouse Act.” A scenic railway was also -demclished by fire on the following day at Liverpool, and the contents ¢f thousands of letter ...

... miles away. Flames were observed iJong the Clyde for 20 miles. A Suffragette message found readi ““ Retaliation for the Cat and Mouse Act.” CHE AN A later message states that the damage caused by fire a Kelly house is estimated at close upon £60,000. The ...

... of fact call for comment. One concerns the case of Mrs. Macworth, a W.S.P.U. prisoner released on July loth under the Cat and Mouse Act, whose fine was paid anonymously and against her wish. The Press stated that, rather than again face the Hunger-Strike ...

... nt and subsequent hunger-strike. No attempt has been made by the authorities to enforce the Cat and Mouse Act against him. We hope this imported coercion Act has now it last got :ts quietus in Ireland. ...

... CAT AND MOUSE SUBTERFUGES IN IRELAND. The Cat and Mouse Act is still in suspension in Ireland. We pub'ish among the Irish Women's Franchise League notes the reply received from the Lord Lieutenant, too late for publication last week, to ...

... riots and shoot. lugs, and general disorder. . . . Women suffragists have been rammed into jail, and treated to the Cat and Mouse Act for agitating for their rights, while Carson and his merry men can go around with impunity.— The Midland Tribune. ...