... one question of especial interest is dominating the public mind on the Woman Suffrage issue, which is How far has the Cat and Mouse Act achieved its purpose of crushing militancy, and compelling the militant women prisoners to serve out their sentences ...

... to 217 i , but he shou'd do his best to secure a increase of staff next “CAT AND MOUSE” ACT. Mr. KING said he wished to praise the for his administration of the “Cat and Mouse” Act. He believed the country was ...

... and who remained in Mountjoy Prizon after yesterday’s = releases, were liberated under the “Cat and Mouse Act” {his njtrrnuon. There are mo Defence of the REIm Act prisoners now in Mdfintjoy. ...

... Aberdare were opreeched by two the Irish Wowee's Franchise League, a conversation with then rmrding the applieatipn of the Cat and Mouse Act to Irish lefragettee. Miss Sylvia Faakhant tailed to appear at Bow street Sarardey to answer • charge in connection ...

... ne 17 Miss Sylvia Pankhurst’s Let er who has | Mr Miss Sylvia Pankhurst Mare, leased from Holloway under the prov Mai Cat and Mouse “Act, fo arrel! to th yim: er statin; ...

... Down with the Cat and Mouse Act! etc. An effective heckling of the Lord Lieutenant at Kingstown Club-Fete on Wednesday of last week was accomplished by Mrs Sheehy Skeffington, who protested against the application of the Cat and Mouse ...

... asked him to remit withount further delay the sentences on the three Irish suffragettes now out on licence under the “Cat and Mouse” Act.. The woman was vemoved before his Excellency had time to make any reply. . ...

... BENEFIT OF MILITANT MOVEMENT Mrs. Pankhurst and Miss Annie Kenney, both of whom have been released from prison under the “Cat and Mouse™” Act, spoke at a meecting of the Women’s Social and Political Union at London Pavilion this afternoon. Miss Kenney soid her ...

... last night by @ well-dressed woman, who was caught in the act by a oliceman, and escorted to Cannon row ice name of Mary Richardson, a tation, where she gave the risoner x the * Cat and Mouse’ Act. It is understood that she will appear at Bow street to-day ...

... su FFRAGE At a meeting Committee of the Irish- women 8 was’ adopted the following re- The Irishwomen's League, the Cat and Mouse Act, and herst are favour of men, whilst women against the bias shown in its jk, of the patie IRISH WOMEN’S FRANCHISE LEAGUE ...

... large number of workingmen whose attitude formed such a gratifying feature of the meeting. When the petition against the Cat and Mouse Act was proffered to members of the Dublin Corporation, no man wearing the Red Hand badge of the Transport Union refused ...

... lar fy Py Firth of Clyde, and most impost ng on the ied six months. The ** suffra- had been read, ‘* Retalliation for Cat get Mouse Act.” ...