 Complete the following phrase:  Another theory was reported by Juverna in Notes and Queries in 1864, as having been heard in Kilkenny, forty years ago, from a gentleman of unquestioned veracity. The story holds that a group of bored soldiers stationed in Kilkenny held fights between two cats tied together by their tails and suspended from a clothes line or crosspost. Their commander forbade the practice, but they carried on in secret. When the commander was heard approaching, a soldier hastily cut through the cats tails, allowing them to escape. The commander asked about the hanging tail ends, and the soldier averred that the cats had eaten each other. In Juvernas version, the troops were Hessians after the Wexford Rebellion of 1798 or Emmets Insurrection of 1803. A review in The Athenaeum of Ross Book of Cats claims the soldiers were in the 