... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. The Library Committee reported that the caretaker-attendant sent in his resignation on February 19th. Councillor. Hinkley Another single man I was instrumental in driving out. This was the young gentleman whose conscience was pricked ...

... Mr. ASQUITH: thi met. is a case that ought to Mr. THORNE: Will the right hon. gontleman give a definition of the “conscientious objector? Mr. again. ASQUITH: I tried last woek, aod I will try Mr. THORNE: You will have a job. (Laughter.) ...

... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. As illnstrating the class of cases at hearing before the military service tri'b'unals in England two disposed of at Westminster yesterday may be cited. In the first, a man aged 25, employed in a Government office, said he had ...

... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Stephen Douglas Corkhill (ail, czmposttor, Dalton, claimed exemption from co:tart:int service, stating that, as a believer in the Gospel of Christ, he was opposed to ee shttc!!ing of human blood. lie could not reconeile hi, cot:Kiel:re ...

... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Addressing a crowded gathering of the Eaetbrook Brotterhood yesterday, the Rev. G. Gilbert Muir dealt with the case of the conscientious cbjector, real and imaginary, true and fictitious. He spoke in terms of respect and admiration ...

... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. The Rev. S. W. Bowser, B.A. (Long Buekby), submitted the following resolution : This Association of Baptist Churches in the county of Northamptonshire reoorda its emphatic protest against the violation both of the spirit and ...

... secure uniformity of method, standard, and treatnuut the case of conscientious objector. The object the military authorities, defined In Parliament, is not to force genuine conscientious objectors discharge military duties but to prevent those who have never ...

... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Mr. Outhwaite, in Parliament, asked Mr. Walter Long whether if he brought a number of cases to the notice of the right hon. gentle. man he would have the attention of the Tui- hunals drawn to the injun.ieo_d the'r action Mr ...

... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR Booelve Fair Play Before the Tribunals. EVERY CITIZEN SHOULD DO SOMETHING.” ■r. Uoyd George on the Dlfflculty of Oisorimlnatlon. CONSCIENCE OR FEAR? HOOK COMMONS, WMnMtfay. During general debate to-day the Conaolidated Fund ...

... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR, George B. Jeffery (25), 365, Pinner-road., applied on conscientious grounds. He stated his emploters wore appealing for him in London, and the appeal had not yet been heard. The one was acomlingly sdjournad. THE HARROW COUNCIL ...

... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Mr. JOY NSON.HICKS moved an amend. , mem limiting the operation of the clause erupting conementious objectors from betant service to members of the Society of Friends, or of any other recognised religio. body, one of whose ...

... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. F. T. Sunderland, insurance agent, Cromwell Green, Letchworth, a conscientious objector, made an application. The Clerk explained that Sunderland was given non-combatant service, and this decision was confirmed by Hertford. This ...