... curiously mixed views on the present aspect of the votes for women question. Most of us realised from the first that the Cat and Mouse Act would fail in its purpose, although there was the possibility that the in and out plan might wear down the health of ...

... which made it impossible to bear the witnesses. The prisoner was Irene Casey, aged 25, said to at liberty under the “Cat and Mouse” Act. and she is typical specimen of the militant woman. She was wearing nary blue costume, and a straw hat, and despite ...

... The correspondence relative to the refuse! the Premier to receive a deputation clergymen the administration of the Cat and Mouse Act continues. On behalf of the member* the deputation, the Rev. Lewis F. Donaldson, Leioester, the organiser, writing to ...

... aggrieved at not being let out, but. like Miss Marian, will not give any pledge not to commit act of militancy if she were let out. even under the Cat and Mouse Act. She said the wardresses were exceedingly kind to her. She hated forcible feeding, but did ...

... conference at Cazton all demanding the repeal of the “Cat and Mouse Act. The interview was private. Sir Edward after stated that Mr. McKenna’s reply was very unsatisfactory. He held out no hope of repealing the Act. ...

... People’s Army,” subsequently marched through the streets her house in Ford-road. was. she said, the first time since the “Cat and Mouse ’’ Act that she had been able leave meeting without adopting a disguise, and if it had not been for the she would by that ...

... its own. A Sinn Feiner, named isiichaol J. Hocy, native of Brady, was released from Londonderry yesterday under the Cat and Mouse Act. He had been hunger strike eincc Saturday. ...

... hunger strike Bagtborpo Prison, - Irene Casey was quietly removed from Nottingham to London this afternoon under the Cat and Mouse Act. * Miss Casey commenced a hunger strike from the moment of her arrest about half-past ten on Wednesday morning, and attempt ...

... adjourned hearing. All were connected with the militant suffrage movement. Mrs. Baines, who is at liberty under the cat and mouse” Act, was refused bail. The others were granted bail. MILITANT SUFFRAGISTS’ LETTERS- Mr. Hqnt asked :n House of Commons afternoon ...

... George Lansbary will assist him in hie election campaign. Mr. Lansbury’s plans are not definite, his licence under the “Cat and Mouse Act ex- P *While*Liberals profess that they have every reason confident the issue, the that with a third man in the field ...

... has first betrayed women, then coercetf them common criminals, and finally placed upon the Statute-book the infamous Cat and Mouse Act, which has stained the honour of the country.—Yours obediently, Alex. Oa«, Hon. Treasurer. “N. Bbown, Secretary.” ...

... made Scotland Yard officers outside the hall,* Miss' Mary sell being taken into custody a released prisoner under the Cat and Mouse Act. Her licenoe had expired. Mrs. Fox, who presided, said just at the moment deputation to the King was not only occupying ...