... olution representing to the Lead Board the desirability of the raped of I of the Vaccination Act, MS, tibia anews a conscientious objector to obtain a of exemption. The the yarning of the following semi, i That this Conseil, as the for the opinion Urban ...

... insult' than anything else from I the Bench. The Liberal Government had snb.ti.' toted for that • provision whereby a conscientious objector could make • declaration, at • time convenient to himself. before • magistrate, without the indignity of having to ...

... loyal men, be well-advised to accept and further the new law, when required, without creating a new species of conscientious objector, and to generously be content with and abide by the powers that be. I am, sir, yours faithfully, E. J. HOWARD. 1 ...

... age of 14 be could not move hand or foot for three weeks.—As applicant could not satisfy two justices that he was • conscientious objector, the certifcate was not granted. RIDING ON TEL FOOTPATH. —Geo. Mitchel, of Garden-oottages, pleaded guilty of having ...

... relief ; and the Board urges the Local Government Board to introduce or proscribe regulations which shall oonflrm to conscientious objectors the relief by law intended, and to prevent the unequal treatment of applicants which results in public scandal. That ...

... abolished. That longer time be given Conscientious Objectors in which to apply for exemption Certificates, and that the means of obtaining each Certificates he simplified, by providing for Conscientious Objectors making a Statutory Declaration before ...

... any future Amended Act) unless their Schools are to have a share in the rates, would Mr. Eastman justify them as Conscientious Objectors and Passive Resisters or would he condemn them? If the latter, Why? I hope, in fairness, alike to your readers and ...

... whom settled in England, bringing their stilled trades with them, thus helping to build up oar own great &spire. Conscientious objectors, passive —and actin—resisters, who in their day counted not their lives dear unto them, and come of whose descendants ...

... BILL FOR RELIEF OF PASSIVE RESISTERS. The text was issued on Thursday of a Bill the object of which is to relieve conscientious objectors from the obligation to dre rates towards the main. tenauce of non-provided schools. A prefatory memorandum states ...

... passive resistance is not dead. Little is heard of the movement now as compared with the stir at the first, but conscientious objectors still voluntarily to pay, and still allow the law be take its course against them Bete-orders were once more made ...