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... Cat and Mouse Act At first the leaoier.= sere sent for short ferns of imprisoninem. but the **struggle con. tinned. and hungeretriking in gaol was re4orted to. The then Home Secretary was confronted with a difficult situation. To meet it, an Act ...
... CAT AND MOUSE ACT. The Home Secretary wee confronted with a difficult situation. To meet it an Act of Parliament was passed which enabled delinquents to complete their sentences by instalments. The Cat and ...
... 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 ...
... CAT AND MOUSE ACT. MR. McK ENNA'S RECEPTION OF ONE-MAN DEPUTATION. Sir Edward Busk, the one-man deputation of the conference of women suffrage societies, was, in accordance with the promise given when the larger deputation was ejected from the Housa ...
... CAT AND MOUSE ACT. 113 WORKING DURING EIGHT MONTHS, For little over eight months the Cat and Mouse Act has been in operation, and the ‘Daily Telegraph has been furnished by the Home‘Office with some ...
... seem to have lost something of their eagerness for martyrdom. Is the Home Office right in supposing that the “Cat and Mouse” Act really acting as a deterrent? may be so ; one hungerstrike is all very well, but the prospect of a sequence hanger-strikes ...
... THE CAT AND MOUSE ACT. THE HOME SECRETARY DIFFICULTIES. r The London Correspondent cf the r Chester Guardian writes: . f dents in the House and outside - directed public and Parliamentary a* jj to the so-called Cat and Mouse McKenna is ...
... illenge ud ex- THE “CAT AND MOUSE” ACT e the e offer under re- Information concerning the women dealt w the ‘Cat and Mouse” Act was given by Mr. | hen he in Parliamentary papers iseued yesterday, in : neh so a ...
... CAT AND MOUSE ACT. MRS. PANKHURST AT THE W.S.P.U. MEETING. Mrs. Pankhurst, accompanied by a nurse and Miss Annie Kenney, was present at the weekly meeting of the W-S.P.U. at Kingsway Hall this afternoon. Several foreign doctors attending the International ...
... CAT AND MOUSE ACT MEMORIAL TO THE PREMIER. Hie following letter has been sent Mr. Asquiih:—As you are doubtless aware, the present administration the Prisoners' Temporary Release Act hat; had, the ease Mrs. PanklmTß*-, the effort of causing grave injury ...
... CAT AND MOUSE ACT. The Royal Assent was given yesterday by commission in the House of Lords t. the Prisoners (Ttunpurary Discharge fur Health) ...
... THE “CAT AND MOUSE” ACT. MR ASQUITH AND ERRONEOUS VIEWS. Reply to a Clergyman. The following letter has been addressed, on behalf of the Prime Minister, to the Rev. F. L. Donaldson: Dear Sir, —I am directed by the Prime Minister to acknowledge the receipt ...