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... orange juice. [One of the repressive measures used against militant suffragettes in England was commonly known as the Cat and. Mouse Act, under which released hunger-strikers could be re-arrested when their health was restored. Mrs. Pankhurst, who was sentenced ...
... home in Stockwell-road, S.W., and arrested him for the third time under the Cat and Mouse Act, passed years ago to deal with hunger-striking SufTragettes. Under this Act sentence is suspended from the dap on which a prisoner is discharged because of ...
... years was financial secretary to the Women's Social and Political Union. She was arrested several times under the Cat and Mouse Act. Mrs. Sanders greatly assisted her husband in social and political work while he was engaged at the International Labour ...
... SOCIETIES Cat and Mouse Forty or fifty women, he declared, would be prold to die for the eau*. On the plea of avoiding the stomach pump, he introduced the Prisoners' Temporary Discharge for 111-health Act i aptly termed the Cat and Mouse ...
... prison bonnet and ticket number which imprisoned women wore. There is also an Annie Kenney licence, issued under the Cat and Mouse Act. Under this licence Annie Kenney . was released from prison for a week in order to recover from the effects of starvation ...
... Cat and mouse I was periodically released on licence for a few days under what was commonly known as the Cat and Mouse Act. which had been passed in ceder that the Government might compel the _Suffragettes to serve their sentences ...
... to in 1011-12; several medals hunger- Mrs. Pankhurst's Chairman’s the Suffragette colours; prison under what as the “Cat and Mouse act; & knife, egg-cup cards 1 fork. a miniature 10 her im Hollows CRASHED WSAGENT’S 90-FT. MYSTERY PALL. mystery of & man's ...
... gained by the working of what was known as the Cat and Mouse Act during the period of the activities of the Suffragettes. would be difficult truthfully to describe the working of the Cat and Mouse Act as ...
... AT AND T Wh'-n did begin boiinif Rtnblmg played the cat and mouse act with Schonrath. The latter waa as clay in the potter s hands After being punched into state of bewilderment and floored like a skittle the referee. Sam R isae'.l. humanely intervened ...
... appeal was rejected and he was imprisoned in Pentonville, where he went on hunger-strike and was released under the Cat and Mouse Act. He was taken from prison to the house of Joseph Fels, a wealthy friend, and a procession of 10,000 people, organised ...
... 66-yearold ex-police Inspector John Syme, sentenced to a month's imprisonment in July and then released under the Cat and Mouse Act after going on hunger strike, has had the remainder of his sentence remitted. Since he was sentenced and sent to Pentonville ...
... carried to excess kept him unnaturally quiet. OAT AND MOUS! Brown seemed to be toying with his rival, but it was the cat and mouse act with the feline watcnful, and not. perhaps,, too sure of itself. For the first few rounds there was hardly a drastic ...