... imprisonment and many others arrestetf The ** hunger strike constituted delicate problem for those in authoritv, and the Cat and Mouse Act enabling the Home Secretary to “license out” prisoners was passed. It aroused much controversy, and rearrests, of militant ...

... weakened condition caused by hunger-striking It is surmised that the re-arrest was caused by his non-compliance with the Cat and Mouse Act, as he failed to rucnrl within the specified time, Mr. Eamonn O'Dwyer, another prominent figure in Gaelic League, Sinn ...

... constable would be on duty when prisoner was in hospital. The Coroner said that sometimes the Cat and Mouse Act was referred to. Dr. Pearson said that that Act really meant temporary release from prison. The Coioner—lf during that temporary release escapes ...

... the two at Li(is#ii KectorJ- . . Lnm, hadnot , defended against joint attack* what was called the Cat and Mouse Act | tl,e Cookstowa compauies. 2 that Act POTEEN-MAKING PABTNEM. Where an order of temporary discharge is At Omagh Quarter Session* on to made ...

... sufferings of her mother and other suffrage prisoner*, and denouncing Mr. M’Kenna and his colleagues in the Cabinet. (The Cat-and-Mouse Act was. she vebei mently declared, the last and worst outrage on humanity. Her mother was dying slowly, and the others ...