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... Scotland for old age pensions in 1909-10 would be approximately £945,000. Sir Alfred Cripps introduced a Bill to relieve conscientious objectors from the obligation to nay rates towards the maintainance of non-Provided schools. The measure was formally read • ...
... education rate. In the comae of a speech Dr. Clifford said even if the Payment of Rates Bill, introduced to relieve conscientious objectors, were passed. it would not satisfy them. The principle to whirls they objected was the establishment of a compulsory ...
... the above 'figures, which show- the decline that is taking place in the practice of vaccination. opinion, if conscientious objectors could spend some time, have done, in large small-pox hospital and see some hundreds of cases of this most loathsome ...
... LARGE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS, The Clerk presented a return of vaccinations during the six months January to June, 1914. The number of births was 1,634, and there were 397 successful vaccinations, and 1,020 statutory declarations of conscientious objections ...
... successfully vaccinated, and 557 conscientious objectors. Rugby has but 75 vaccinations out of 472 births, with 331 conscientious objectors. Southam, with 258 births, has 62 successfully vaccinated, and 170 conscientious objectors.” PRECOCIOUS INFANTS. A section ...
... hesitation this subj oct. In whatever /steps are now taken, we wish all possible indulgence to be given to any truly conscientious objector. Let other opportunities of service be given those, who have religious views which make it repugnant to them to take ...
... interpolated the remark You will have a job. It is not to be denied that will. We have already seen what length the conscientious objector is prepared to go by the protest of the Men's Service Committee the Soeiety of Friends against the employment of Friends ...
... remain, sir, yours faithfully, W.G.B. THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MIDLAND DAILY TELEGRAPH. Sir, —I notice in your valuable paper this evening you try to define what is a conscientious objector to military service. Now, to my mind I ...
... forbidden. : The new order has made imperative a strict observance of the footpath rule—* Keep to the right.” . The Conscientious Objector. The inclusion of a “ conscience clause” in the Military Service Bill is likely to provoke a lively controversy as ...
... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. correspondent writes in the ' Morning Mr. Asquith, in his speech night, made point which took him back more than a hundred years. He defended the exemj>- tion of conscientious objectors the ground that it followed Mr. Pitt’s ...
... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. V Midland $ ailg ®fUgr*ph WITH WHICH ISCORPOKATSD TEE SORT H. WARWICKSHIRE TIMES. TU HAS THB LAftGBST Or XSWSFAfKB IN -ISTBICT. THURSDAY, JAOTARY 20, 1916. A difficult point under compulsory militarism in a country like our ...
... The Pacifists’ Pose. Great difficulty is being experienced at the present time by pacifists, pleaders for conscientious objectors, anti-conscriptionists, and similar individuals, in obtaining a public hearhearing. They are refused the use of most public ...