... Lord Hugh Cecil, and other members of Parliament, Sir Alfred Cripps has introduced a Bill which aims at relieving conscientious objectors from the obligation to pay rates towards the maintenance of nontqovided schools. In a memorandum attached the Bill ...

... were due - prejudice - or ignorance. rho late s.llisbury during his period of •.flice as Prime Minister .granted conscientious objectors exemption from the Act. It to recall v.at nn Alay 2141. a ptoposal to 010.000 to Hr. Ell — ward Jenner, I , i , .l;ght ...

... FOR CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS. Major Archer Shee, M.P. for Central Finnbury, in reply to a conscientious objector who asked him to oppose the Military Service Bill, wrote as I am home on three days' leave to vote for the Bill you mention, which includes ...

... lived on rabbit food. Possibly; but the vital question is—would not this diet induce in us a tendency to become conscientious objectors? Some slight irritation has been caused by the announcement of Sir Alfred Keogh that Naval men engaged on the home ...

... dire consequences unless the Government take prompt' action to give the complete exemption which is claimed by many conscientious objector. In their interests, it is a mistake to hint at powers of resistance, which, at best. are shadowy, and rot ut all ...

... called up, was bound over to keep the peace for twelve months. He now minus to know Whether he can leave the Army as a conscientious objector! ...

... the appointment of a Committee to whom a Tribunal may refer for advice as to what service of national importance a conscientious objector shoula undertake, and for such other formation as the Tribunal may require. Some Tribunals are alleged to have subjected ...

... CONVERTED BY A DREAM. A conscientious objector withdrew his appeal at the Staffordshire tribunal in consequence of a dream in which he said he a Zeppelin flying overhead. A gun with some soldiers. among whom was his brother, shot down the Zeppelin. he ...

... members of such bodies before the war, are the only people with a just claim to appeal. But for the many so called Conscientious Objectors. 1 have nothing but the utmost contempt. After a study of the various cases, the conclusion I arrive at is, That ...

... been found to be a conscientious objector both by the local and the appellate Tribunals. He claimed, therefore, to be a person outside the 'provisions of the Statute, and complained that the relief provided for the conscientious objector had been withheld ...

... kind old dog, who had come with her father to find her. HUMOUR OF THE WEEK. An attack of German mea.lee prevented a conscientious objector appearing before the London appeal tribunal. SPCCOTINZ COWS. In the King's Bench Divisional Court a farmer appealed ...

... C.C. AND TRENCH DIGGING. Mr. Tennant, replying to a question by Mr. Snowden in the Hou s e of Comntona, said that conscientious objector* in non-combatant corps would not be employed to dig trenches under enemy fire. Hon. Members: Why? Mr. Thorne: They ...