... Cat. and Mouse .I(st useless and forcible feeding is barred. and if the Home Secretary cannot immediately persuade Parliament tosii a Woman's Suffrage Bill, what is he to do? My ansaer is, first repeal the Cat and Mouse Act and abolish forcible feeding ...

... were to be allowed to set the law at defiance, where would the thing end? The law had been brouht into contempt. The Cat and Mouse Act had not had the effect its authors hoped for. The House of Commons should see that the people who broke the law should ...

... shove the law or whether the law was to he above Mr. Lansbury. HOW THE 'CAT ND MOUSE' ACT WAS FRAMED. If Mr. Lansbury were to be released from the provisions of the Cat and Mouse Acts, then that measure ...

... from the Home Secretary, %%hen he. congratulates himself purely upon the successful working of what is called the Cat and Mouse Act. With the hon. Member for Mansfield I was one of those also opposed that Bill on its various stages, upon the ground ...

... will assist him in his election camptign. Mr. Lansbury's plans are not definite, however, as his licence under the Cat and Mouse' Act expired last Monday. While Liberals profess that they have every reason to be confident of the issue, the Unionists ...

... method of coercion; and the Home Secretary then had recourse to that alteration of the law which is known as the Cat and Mouse Act. But this Act has been strikingly ineffective for the repression of serious cnme. Militants guilty of so grave an offence es ...

... COMMENTS. I Arthur tisrkham har agaia pressing upon woman • suffrage. •To the Westminster Gazette, he says the ---e-- Cat and Mouse Act should be at onno re• We are asked to state that the Duchess of pealed and forcible feeding abolished. If any Newcastle ...

... face that position at any moment. How are you going to (lea! with it? Will you deal with it under the provisions of the Cat-and-Mouse Act, and allow persons who have committed crimes of that character to leave prison in order to wait other crimes within ...