COASTGUARDS AND AIR SERVICE
... window by daubing it with white paint. Mrs and Miss Sylvia Pankhurst were on Saturday released from prison under the Cat and Mouse Act. ...
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HOUSE OF COMMONS
... vote of £127,613 for the Home Office a variety of topics were discussed. Mr MHenna, replying to criticisms of the Cat and Mouse Act, defended his action in regard to militant suffragists. Just as Mr M'Kenna rose to speak some excitement was caused ...
ORKNEY U.F. PRESBN TERM
... Presbytery strongly condemn militant outrages and the immoral position of hunger striking. Mr MacLaren defended the Cat and Mouse Act. The position of hunger strikers was a breach of the sixth eonimaudment. Nothing could be said in favour of allowing ...
Letters to the Editor
... in one of these the woman was turned out. It was a moat deplorablestate of things. Two yearsagoParliament passed the Cat and Mouse Act, to stop hunger revising, to stop forcible feeding, and to m eke prisoners serve I their sentences. How had it done so ...
THE ORKNEY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH n, 1914
... reveiviAl t.ith artillery elutes. Miss SYINIA PANKIIURST, who for a considerable time has eluded rearrest tinier the Cat and Mouse Act, was taken into custody in the Strand, London, on Sunday aftercoon, and conveyed in a taxi-cab to Holloway Jail. THE ...