... Sanders' Holiday. Mrs. Beatrit‘,. Sanders, the financial secretary to the \V.S.P.U., who is now at liberty, under the Cat-and-Mouse Act after two hunger strikes, is now, by her doctor's order, taking a holiday, which it is hoped will restore to her the ...

... Mr M'Kenna was careful to remind the House, be repeated over and over again at very short intervals under the Cat-and-Mouse Act. Cat-and-Mouse torture involving repeated hunger and thirst strikes is for the mild offenders, including those ...

... t' prisoners until they are r. mental wrecks or at death's and then to Lend them to asylum or to release them mid( Cat-and-Mouse Act, only to arrested when sufficiently reco.el•• on the sole authority and dins of a policeman—and again fm, fed, is a ...

... scandalous sentence of three years and treated with ignominy, with mediaeval barbarity and torture under the brutal Cat-and-Mouse Act ; on the other hand, a woman like Queenie Gerald found guilty of the trade acknowledged in all civilised countries ...

... under the Cat-and-Mouse Act as a 'result of hunger-etriking.- . Nothing had -then !wen-heart 41 hee -until was rearrested in London last Saturday. in an addres..6finm the dock tfr defendant 41t.nountd forcible feeding Cat-and-Mouse'' ...

... Torture. Mrs. Pankhurst will soon be back in England. Will she be arrested and again subjected to torture under the Cat-and- Mouse Act ? Are her fellow-prisoners to be treated in the same atrocious manner ? Not if women know it ! Women have waited long ...

... political situation with regard to the qucistim. of Women's Suffrage. In particular the administration of the au-called Cat-and-Mouse Act is in their opinion exciting much unrest and widespread indignation; it is, moreover, seriously endangering the moral ...

... prisoners, and as the election day draws nearer, many additional workers and speakers will enter into the contest. The Cat-and-Mouse Act has now for the first time been applied to Ireland in the case of Miss Small, sentenced to two months' imprisonment ...

... the reluctance of the Government to enforce the law is not due to any sentimental feeling cf chivalry; as witness the Cat-and-Mouse Act. No: it is due to self-interest, and to funk. Why funk? Because. just as was Carlyle's estimate of the mental calibre ...

... concerned. After dealing with the objects of punishment in general, and the failure of both forcible feeding and the Cat-aad-Mouse Act to achieve these objects, the speaker went on to characterise forcible feeding as torture, and called upon the Bishop ...

... Government. In a few days we shall see whether the Government have the effrontery to rearrest militant Suffragists under the Cat-and-Mouse Act, while letting Sir Edward Carson, Mr. F. E. Smith, and others go free in spite of their latest declaration of militancy ...

... understand it, has been pointed out to you from this platform by the speakers , who have made it very velar, that the Cat-and-Mouse Act was introduced, not to make us serve our sentence, but to torture us when they got us inside. Why everything proves that ...