... objections, and 34 children had died. No children were unaccounted for. The number of statutory declarations of conscientious objectors actually received by the Vaccination Officer during 1909 was 355. ...

... objections, and 34 children had died. No children were unaccounted for. The number of statutory declarations of conscientious objectors actually received by the Vaccination Officer during 1909 was 355. ...

... satisfy the demands of the nation for naval security and at the same , time to placate the economists and the ' conscientious objectors to any Navy at all. Trying to please both they succeeded in pleasing neither, but they did succeed in convmcing the ...

... SEW BILLS. Sir Alfred Cripps introduced Bill relieve conscientious objectors from the obligations to pay rates towards maintenance of non-provided schools. Mr. Belloc asked leave to bring in a Bill amend tb© law regarding th© giving of evidence criminal ...

... 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 • ...

... rider% Committee. WWI reference to Bill introduced ia the Rome of Coaunons yesterday by Sir C. A. Grippe to relieve conscientious objectors from the Ali ration to peg rates towards the maintenance of soo-provided schools. law:dries made of leading lionc ...

... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR'S BILL. The object of Sir Alfred Cripps's Payment of Rates Bill is to ensure that no one who has a conscientious objection to the expenditure of public money on religious education in denominational schools shall be liable to pay ...

... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR'S BILL The object of Sir Alfred Crippa's Payment of Rates Bill is to ensure that no one who has a oonacientious objection to the expenditure of public money on religious education in denominational 'shoots shall be liable to pay ...

... NEW PASSIVE RESISTERS BILL. For the purpose of relieving conscientious objectors from the obligation to pay rates towards the maintenance of non-provided schools. Sir Alfred Cripps M.P., supported by Lord Hugh Cecil, Mr. Hoar©, Mr. Charles Bathurst, Mr ...

... LORD HUGH CECIL SUPPORTS A For the purpose of relieving conscientious objectors - from the obligation to pay rates towards the maintenance of non-provided schoo6. Sir Alfred l'7riPpe, supported by Load Hugh Ce.cii, Mr Hoare, Mr. Charles Bathurst Mr. ...

... place than on as eqaaliku dil ith those of the Horne °thee and the Board of The amendment was rejected by ISt to 19. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS. Mr- Chaplin IC-. Winabledes) roamed the debate, and raised the question of the fall in the emoluments of ruminatioa ...

... 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 ...