... CAT AND MOUSE ACT. At to-night's public meeting in the Mansion House, to protest againet the appli,stion of the Cat and Mouse Act to political prisoners in Ireland, the chair will - be taken by Miss S. C. ...

... they would see that the Fat-«nd-Mouse Act had been very effective. He had very interesting report given to him in March, 1913, before the Act came into force, which was most instructive. It showed that just prior to the Act the class of women who went to ...

... A CAT AND MOUSE ACT. A cat with a mouse in its mouth walked on to the stage at the Croydon Hippodrome during a performance of Roady Money.” Having released the mouse and allowed to run some distance, the ...

... PREMIER AND CAT AND MOUSE ACT. The Rev. F. Lewis Donaldson, Leicester, secretary the deputation of clergymen which handed in a memorial with regard the repeal the Cat and Moose Act at the Prime Minister's residence last Thursday, has ...

... CAT AND MOUSE ACT. WOMEN’S DEMAND, London, Thursday Night. The Wemen's Sccial and Political Union to-night issued a statement that the purpose of the visit of their leaders to the Home Office was to obtain from the Home Secretary for themselves and all ...

... MR. _ASQUITH ON THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT. • Replying to the memorial of some Anglican clergymen against the Cat and Mouse Act, Mr. Asquith pai'.nts out that prisoners are not incarcerated &r:. the will of the ...

... CAT AND MOUSE ACT, SUFFRAGIST RELEASED. London, Monday. Mrs. Mary Wood, who last week was commited for tria! charged with damaging Sarfent’s picture of Mr. Henry James, at the loyal Academy, on Monday last, has been released unde: the Cat and ...

... PREMIER AND REPEAL OF CAT AND MOUSE ACT. At A coercive:a in londen today, converted by the committee for the repeal a the CU and Mouse Act, a letter ins reed Men the Premier, he would give his cazeinl attention to the of tbseonferenne 4m ...

... “CAT AND MOUSE ACT.” NO HOPE OF REPEAL. At the Home Office vesterday Mr. McKenna received Sir Edward Busk, who presented a memorial from yesterday’s Conference at Caxton Hall demanding the repeal of the Cat and Mouse ...

... HOW CAT AND MOUSE ACT IS WORKING. Mr M'Kenna, l-eplving to Mr Wedgwood, said the total number of prisoners released under the Temporary Discharge Act was 31.. Twelve of these had been re-arrested, some of; them more than once, and sent back to, prison ...

... NO HOPE OF REPEAL OF CAT AND MOUSE ACT. Sir Edward Busk, chairman the onference discussing the Cat and Mouse Act, was received by Mr M'Kenna at the Home, Office yesterday. Sir Edward afterwards m' formed a ...

... MR. ASQUITH ON THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT. Replying to the memorial of some Anglican dfl{i‘-n against the “Cat and lom Act, !hj. ‘;Afluuth pants out thnt prisoners are not i ted @ the will of the Home Secretary,” but by the ordinary courts for ...