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... The arreet th© London police Monday of Miss Annie Kenney, under the Cat and Mouse Act, uras attended by exciting scenes. Suffragist sympathisers attempted to rescue Miss Kenney, and were themselves taken into custody. The photo depicts a male supporter ...
... action of the Home Office with regard to militant Suffragists. . „ On the whole. Mr. statement on the working of the Cat and Mouse Act. and the proceedings which the Government have contemplation against subscribers to tne funds societies known to carrying ...
... weakened condition caused by hunger-striking. It is surmised that the re-arrest was caused by his non-compliance w’ith the Cat and Mouse Act. as he failed to report within the specified time. Mr. Eamonn O'Dwyer, another prominent figure in Gaelic League, Sinn ...
... imprisonment amt many others arrested* Tho hunger strike constituted delicate problem for those in authority, and tho Cat and Mouse Act enabling the Horae Secretary to “license out’* prisoners was passed. It aroused much controversy, and rearrests of militant ...
... prosecuted, said the cased was charged with a most deplorable act of vandalism. The actual dap.ase (Mr. Muskett continued) might hundred pounds bo. Accused, under the recent “’Cat and Mouse'” Act, had been imprisoned many occasions. She broke the glass around ...
... constable would bo 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 reany meant temporary release fr r ”° ' The Coioner —If during that temporary release he_ escapes ...
... prison and alive long could. (Opposition cheers.) If she would give an undertaking not make use of her liberty under the Cat and Mouse” Act to engage in further attacks on property he would only too will vug to release her. Manager—H. T. DOWNS. S-40-TWICE ...
... rather serious threats” attempted make her give up her militant work. This was one of many proofs, she said, that the “Cat and Mouse” Act had iail°d. PERSISTENT SUFFRAGISTS. ...
... Saturday evening two of ths pri-oners were released—apparentlv under the terms the Act which, in the case of the women Suffragists, was known as the Cat an! Mouse Act/ - * . , We shall hoc discuss now. propriety i these concessions : up to the present ...
... sufferings of her mother and other suffrage prisoners, and denouncing Mr. M/Kenna and his colleagues in the Cabinet. The ...