... for the recent proceedings against him, Colonel Wedgwood (Lab.) —And he is continually coming out of prison under the “Cat and Mouse Act. Is not as dangerous, on those occasions as if he were released altogether? Mr. Shortt—lt is a fact that he is very ...

... imprisonment connection with, seizure ammunition, consigned to Sixmiiecrow, at PorUdown, and who was released under the “Cat and Mouse Act” following the Mount joy Prison riot, was have surrentfcred conmlete hi* sentence re. entlr. When the police visited ...

... the twentieth century and culminated in outrage® which the Government the day vainly sought repress by the famous ,r Cat and Mouse ** Act. WHAT SPEAKER PYM SAID. Until the war caused a tremendous revulsion of feeling the attitude public opinion toward* ...

... taken to Tyrone Infirmary. CAT AND MOUSE ACT. Ex-Inspector Syme Released. Ex-Police Inspector John Syme, who went to prison the 7th inst, was temporarily released from Pentonvillo Gaol yesterday morning (under the Cal and Mouse Act) after ...

... Secretary ass confronted with a 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 eases women were liberated ...

... who haa been attending the wounded prisoners. He could not release any of the psisomers imder what was known as the (Cat amd Mouse Act or on narcle, but specal hospital treatment would give cach of them six months withcut hard labour. He was net in a positjon ...

... found necessary. THE IN AND OUT “ ACT. Ex-Inspector Byrne Oat and In Again. Ex-Police Inspector John Syme, who went to prison on the 7th inst., temporarily released from Jail yesterday morning under the Cat and Moose Act,” after hanger and thirst strike ...

... ners went on hungerstrike to enforce their treatment as prisoners of war. After 3 days they were released under the Cat and Mouse Act, On 14, 1918, he was rearrested in Dablin to complete the 6 months. He was sent first to Belfast, then to Dundalk, and ...

... again immediately they routside the precincte of the barracks. this way prisoners can be detained ad lib., and the old Cat and Mouse Act, istreduced long ago for the suffragettes, bees& really up to date. The whole System is, of course, highly objectionable ...

... want everythog straight and plain, he declared, and we are not going to have this. The whole thing savoured of the Cat and Mouse Act, and he thought the thing was degrading. He pointed out that Cabinet Ministers were not compelled entirely to dissociate ...

... t in connection with a seizure of ammunition, consigned to Sixmilecroie. Portadown. and who was released under the “Cat and Mouse” Act. was to have surrendered complete his sentenea leceiitly. the police visited ’lna house to take biro in charge it war ...

... 'he- able surgeon who had attended the wounded prisoners. could not release any the prisoners under what was known the Cat and Mouse Act. or parole, but special hospital treatment would available. Subject to that he would give cadi them six months without ...