... THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT. The following are extracts from some of the speeches made at the Dublin Mansion House Meeting to protest against the Cat and Mouse Act, on June 28th last. We reprint them in view of the ...

... THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT. PETITIoN To THE HOME SECRETARY FROM cITIZENS OF CORK. The following letter. enclosing a petition with zoo signatures. %%as sent to the Home Secretary last week, in view of the impending re-arrest of Miss Lennox under the Cat and ...

... pressure, so far evaded. Negotiation by argument has ended in blank negation. FAILURE OF CAT AND MOUSE ACT. In England, while militancy continues unabated, the Act is fizzling out. The principal characters in the dreadful drama of In and Out, having ...

... Irish Times deploring the inhumanity of the repeated arrests of Mrs. Pankhurst and Miss Sylvia Pankhurst under the Cat and Mouse Act, both of which have been exemplified, with added brutalities, this week. One must preserve a sense of proportion. A Bill ...

... always be a fiy in the ointment! Amos. DUBLIN M.P.'S AND THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT. The Irishwomen's Reform League, though a non-militant league, feel very keenly the inhumanity of the Cat and Mouse Act, and with ...

... impressions of the great march. No Dublin daily contained any mention of the great London meeting of protest against the Cat and Mouse Act at the Queen's Hall last week. ...

... rendered doubly aggravating by the circumstance that the infamous Cat and Mouse Act has again been brought into force.for the purpose of dealing with this particular case. When this Coercion Act was first introduced by the Liberal Government it was described ...

... writes to add her support to Winifred Horrabin's appeal for a mass meeting to demand the repeal of the Cat and Mouse Act. I would I were free to act in this matter of a public protest against the Government action, but, from private trouble at present ...

... regard. IIEATH OF THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT. Readers of the Irish Citizen will congratulate Mr. Sheehy Skeffington upon the failure of the authorities to re-arrest him upon the 'xpiration of his iiceose on June 3utn. lints the Government Cat has for the second ...

... 21st June, a few members of the I.W.S.S had arranged, by suggestion of Mrs B. Bennett. to hold a protest meeting re the Cat and Mouse Act in Donegal Square, North, in front of the City Hall. The organiser th..n obtained the R.I.C. City Commissioner's recognition ...

... Commissioner, dealing with the facts of the situation as between the Government and the women whom it is torturing under the Cat and Mouse Act or by Forcible Feeding. Those who remember the special series of articles which the Daily Herald devoted to the subject ...

... sentiments apropos of Ulster, his colleague, the Home Secretary, continues his fatuous course, rearresting under the Cat and Mouse Act women whom he did not dare to arrest while Parliament was sitting, and retaining in prison, by forcible feeding, others ...