... [We shall reply next week.—Ed., W. D.] DR. FLORA MURRAY. We remember her as the doctor who stood by us in through the Cat and Mouse Act: loyal, tender and gentle, deeply sympathetic to those who suffered. Her ideas on many things were not ours ; yet spiritually ...

... transported to Belfast to complete the remaining three months of a sentence from which he had been released under the Cat and Mouse Act, following a hunger strike •in October 1919, and the Rotherham appeal then became nobody's business. Again, hunger striking ...

... three months. During her sentence, she did ten hunger 'and thirst strikes, and when let out for a week under the Cat, and Mouse Act, she used to speak two or three times during that period, being sometimes carried to a meeting on a stretcher. When ...

... C.P.U.B. in expelling you from their ranks. . I recall to mind, how. when you were due for instant arrest tinder the Cat and Mouse Act, you made a Hill-111W le apptarancv. on the plinth of Nelson's column, and without hesitation began an oration, mid at ...

... ditionnlly released. and that they would presently find themselves taken hack to prison on the cat and mouse principle, if not actually under the Cat and Mouse Act. More strikes. and probably many mare strikes, will, we think, he needed ...

... the Cat-and-Mouse Act. The order under the Cat-and-Mouse Act compelling John Syme to remain in his home during the period of his temporary discharge to recover from hunger strike is a new and unprecedented ...

... year hard labour. A. few weeks later he was released under the Prisoner (Temporary Discharge for ill- Health) Act—the Cat-and-Mouse Act—and was due to return to custody in December, hut failed to do so, and has since evaded arrest. Holloway Prison ...