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... and hunier-jtnktng gag resorted to in fails An ACC WR3 serve their sentences by instalments In some cases under the Cat and Mouse Act women were liberated within few of their sentence tq be re-anested when their physical energies were restored EECT O ...
... surrounded by, Scotland Yard men. Would they arrest us we just went for a walk? What was really going to happen under the Cat and Mouse Act? No one knew. It was decided, however, that two of us, after having been free ten days, should put to the test. We hired ...
... declares hiw to be a dangerous person and claps him in gaol. gaol Mr. SyuAe goes on hunger strike and is released under the Cat and Mouse Act, only to be rearrested when he is in health again. e are not in a position to judge as to the validity of his charges ...
... the Secretary’s Office in London since 1919 ALPS NEWS IN BRIE (HILI’ vas fined £2 for ip his motor car ON HOLIDAY ’BIS CAT AND MOUSE ACT HIGHLANDS HAMILTON’S NEW GOL COURSE DIICULTIES NOT ALL OVERCOME Town Clerk Depute the Town Council as defenders in the ...
... gadgets” WU1CU fell into the hands of the Earl of Morton In 1567 and were used as evidence against her 2 The Cat and Mouse Act ” was the name riven to an Act by which hunger-striking Suffragettes were set free but were liable to re-arrest 3 The expression nick-name ...
... Syme who went to prison on the 7th inst was temporarily released from Pentonville Prison yesterday morning under the Cat and Mouse Act after a hunger and thirst strike ’Although’ notified that he should not leave his resilience except to return to prison ...
... Papers published in Scotland gaiCe All-Scotlfcnd Newspaper Can you cell What were the Casket Letters 2 What was the Cat and Mouse Act? 3 How does the expression “nickname arise? 4 What is a “Yarborough’’? 5 Which is the obverse side of a coin The answers ...
... coincide with my luoky number, 13, I shall have something to say later about gaols and gaol-birds, hunger-striking, and Cat and Mouse Act adventures. Old Strangeways opened its doors at last, and 1 was free. What a joy was to be greeted by such large crowd ...