... 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 ...

... released under the Cat and Mouse Act when their lives become endangered through the hunger-strike. This, subterfuge though it be, shows that even the death of convicted prisoner is regarded as a danger to be averted. But no Cat and Mouse ...

... Britain retorted by forcible feeding, and when that killed Ashe. and she was compelled to give it up, she revived the Cat and Mouse Act, also a relic of the suffrage war. Hundreds of prisoners in Irish and English jails have adopted the hunger-strike as ...

... no charges were Lads against them. He urged that the wisest course for the Government to take we, to make use of the Cat and Mouse Act, as it would be. he thought, that course would be in the interests of peace. He agreed With Deputy Figgu that the motion ...

... a party of (armors_ waling ne two from the H.P.ram Bannouth Miami organned a Lunt a.. Mew a Oars Tablets Mali sled CAT AND MOUSE ACT. - e C :e i te lier r °ffi a ' charge f oi l' d * r: f it i n t k t :e n ni t e E l s. n itel Om t hao hint h ol ed ...

... their health permanently impaired. and some I have but exchanged the prison cell for a lunatic asylum The infamous Cat and Mouse Act, inaugurated in England against the suffrage prisoners, and which consists of raleuir.g prisoner when the prison doctor ...

... of Mr. las. Brennan. North Strand. In search of his brother-in-law, Mr. J. Berrill, Dundalk, who, let out under the Cat and Mouse Act, following a hunger strike, lailed to return to his Jailers. Junior Oxford -Among the list of successful candidates 4 ...

... . ann an officer of the party which effected the arrest in Bray stated that the prisoner was re-arrested under the Cat and Mouse Act. The Regatta—The annual meeting of Dray regatta committee wee held on Tuesday night. Mr. R. heathy. U D C. presiding ...

... IWth of that month he and his tellow-prisoners went on hunger strike, and atter three days were relecased under] the Cat and Mouse Act. He was rearrested in March, 1918, to complete hi sentence, and was released from Beltast on September Gth, His liberty ...

... the Government's on violation of the declared wishes of ' Parliament in permitting tirivonees to die is prison. The Cat and Mouse' Act was to porevent any auck oecurrence. It bodies the plain intention and of Parliament in this matter. end Parliament ...