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... was force-fed. She barred her cell door which was eventually broken down. The government adopted what was called “the Cat and Mouse Act’. Those who went on hunger strike were let out and then re-arrested. Emily later, when in prison, broke the window of ...
... militante on ‘““hunger strike” a* Holloway Gaol have been released. and the wife of a Glasgow minister, released under the “Cat and Mouse” Act, has be:n re-arrested. ...
... votd for women’s suffrage and would continue to do so’ He could not give any pledge regarding the operation of the “Cat and Mouse” Act in Scotland Neither could he Suffragettes otherwise than as criminals Law and order must bo maintained Arson for instance ...
... there people saving they tetter conditions life than they had at present (Cheer) CAT AND MOUSE ACT Among tho question put to th candi-one whether he favoured the Cat and Mouse Act Baili I’ratt rep-ied that if ...
... the bill for the Temporary Discharge of Prisoners on grounds of ill-health was passed. This has won notoriety as the “Cat and Mouse Act,” and has proved fairly effective in counteracting the hunger-striking methods of the militant suffragettes. | The operation ...
... resolution condemning the Government for releasing lArkin and not setting at liberty the buffragiste imprisoned under the Cat and Mouse Act incited the audience which mostly consisted of women to go to Downing Street as tho League intended to make another protest ...
... leaders now in prison are expected to Ixs liberated almet immediately under the Cat and Mouse Act At Westminster I find there a strong feeling in favour of the repeal of this Act It is making us the laughing stock of the world said a well-known Liberal man ...
... not have otherwise from your summing up You know that in sentencing -vocnen you are sentencing or xnder this infamous Cat anl Mouse Act not only- to imprisonment but to torture You can elill retrieve yourself You have lieen unjust you can do justice now ...
... annum All the Suffragettes sentenced in connection with the burning off Kelso race stand aro now at liberty under the Cat and Mouse Act” Tim hopier barge Lord Devonport built bv Messrs Jzibnitz and Co Renfrew has completfj trials on the Clyde and sailed ...
... paper on which-was traced a Suffragist message Written with a blue pencil the words were Retaliation! -A reply to the Cat and Mouse Act” This production was in due course handed over to the police by the stationmaster ‘Still another discovery of so Let ...
... pistol ehooting in the House of Commons last evening Mr J K Hardie had been complaining of the admi’nistrntioii of the “Cat and Mouse” Act and Mr McKenna had ju-t risen to reply when n sharp crack of ’a pi-dol was heard from the Strangers’ Gallery tho attendants ...
... SENSATION nt nine Navan telegram states that feat some INDUCING RENCH TRADE MARKS Tho so in off of THE LAKE COMO TRAGEDY “CAT AND MOUSE” ACT their new home of HELPING THE ARMER’ train AT THE RESORTS PORTUGUESE PRESIDENT THE 67 RENCH ARMY SERVICE PORTRUSH TRAGEDY ...