... saying they had no time to give votes to women, but they had found time to introduce forcible feeding, and pass the cruel Cat and Mouse Act; and they had wasted thousands of pounds of public money in providing armies of policemen and detective to suppress a ...

... consider all acts criminal which are committed against society for personal and private ends, such as murder, robbery, destruction of property, etc. It will also regard exactly similar acts, such as war, slaughter, invasion, as political acts, because they ...

... the prisoner in ill health, and rearrest her as soon as she could be safely imprisoned again. This Act is called by the Suffragettes The Cat and Mouse Act, for it meant that a woman was allowed almost to die' in prison of starvation, and then sent to ...