... publication. I should sorry, moreover, give up paper which came out under such stormy conditions as those 1911, when the Cat and Mouse Act was still force, and I spent tr.y time writing for it while I was hunger striking in prison. £5OO was all that required ...

... -deceives no one. Castle rule has aggravated in every possible way the temper of the people. The tactics of the infamous Cat and Mouse Act have been applied ; the enslaving wiles of unconstitutional D.O.ReA. have been employed ; the slightest suspicion of ...

... not guilty, and relierred hie define*. Bail was tiled At .A:1.0(k1, one surety in .e. 500 and two in .k 2511 each. CAT AND MOUSE ACT AGAIN. Ex-Pollee-inspector .lohnSpna, who I went to prison on the 7th imwt., treetentporar4lteleocrol from Pentictonle ...

... wrongful dismissal Next Sunday he is t« address meeting in Hyde at p.m., on the eve of his return prison under the Cat and Mouse Act. Last Saturday he was released from Pentonville Prison after hunger and thirst strike lasting 11 days. Mr. has been ...

... Secretary was confronted with difficult situation. To meet it an Act of Parliament was passed which enabled delinquents to complete their sentences by instalments. The Cat and Mouse Act was put on the Statute Book. In some cases women were liberated ...

... votes for women. She was several times arrested as a militant, was imprisoned, and several times released under the Cat ana Mouse Act. Her last offence brought a sentence penal servitude. Mrs. Pankhurst, who was the daughter of Mr. Robert Goulden, Manchester ...

... 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 ...

... Lords, the, seditious utterances of Tory leaders about Ulster inside and outside the House Commons, the passions moused the Cat and Mouse Act, the growing anti-German agitation, the naval displays, the campaign for conscription—all these are described as ...

... Because I refused to be bound over. I was sent to prison for six months I went on hunger strike and got out under the 'Cat and Mouse' Act and never went back again. But this afternoon I was misled—first by the Attorney-General dragging my name in at as ...

... exercised in Ireland the executive can do with their prisoners 'what Mr. McKenna did with the sunragettes under the Cat and Mouse Act. The suffragettes were desperate and dangerous, and they were also determined on a hunger strike. Mr. McKenna permitted ...

... meant tosmash the King's carriage window. He wa= ordered to hnd sureties o three months' J r, take the imprisonment- CAT AND MOUSE ACT. the Commons. Lrui.-CoL asked why ex-Inspector J.vine .kept under police observation. '■:. Air Shortt sain the reason ...

... people out of prison in saying what thinks too loudly. For this ho is taken backwards and forwards to prison under die Cat and Mouse Act in order that officialism may secure its vengeance in an effort to break his spirit. England has come to this pass, that ...