... Hardie explained, binds the members to abide by the party's decisions. Unless, therefore, the party agrees to permit a conscientious objector to evade his responsibilities, he must submit, or no doubt he will very shortly find himself in the ranks of the unpaid ...

... parties did not do it. Foot® seconded the amendment, and asked what was the necessity for asking for prosecutions when conscientious objectors could relea.sed all responsibility. If anyone had foiled to fill in the what did it matter the Parish Council? (Hear ...

... only levied upon difference between t-ne value and the value for purpose. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS AND SCHOOL RATES. Sir Cripps introduced a bill to relievo conscientious objectors from the obligation pay rates towards the maintenance of nonprovided schools ...

... Council yesterday, the annual report of the medical ofßcer was submitted and adopted. Dr referring the number of conscientious objectors to vaccination registered the county, remarked that he could help feeling that this was retrograde step in public ...

... certain alterations in connection with the tailoring contract. It was agreed to receive the deputation next meeting. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS.' Mr David Milne called attention to the fact that the council had agreed not to prosecute objoctore, V>ut understood ...

... President the Locel Government Board' would give a sympathetic repiv to their complaints. In 1907 there were 57,000 conscientious objectors, but in the following year, owing the passing the Act. they went tip to 162,300, and 190,000 1909. In his opinion ...