... said that conscientious objectors would enjoy the advantage. their country gave them, yet they wield not help her in her hour of need. After all, they felt they most obey their ounseicore, and he believed there were many conscientious objectors who experienced ...

... applioation on the grounds of financial herdship and also ea • conscientious objector The appeal was 'word in private. Temporary ex. emption until November lat. Objector at Tewkesbury Borough. Before the Mayor (Aid H. Bebop. in the chair), Ald A Baker ...

... attitude to war is well knoan, that faggoins a of the difficulty that boom* towards the GovernMent, and moans* for ohs conscientious objector control tarot hie own att:Ona. It follows: While registering at a citizen in conformity welt the demand of the Government ...

... CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE. The Conscientious Objector and Farm Work. A meeting of Use Worcestershire Cream*. of Agriculture was bald at the Crown Hotel, Worcester, on Sault(ley. Fromm ...

... time. Apart from that amendment, and attempt by Simonito snipers to weaken the measure in detail, notably on the conscientious objector claim; and to prejudice it in the country by raising the bogey of capital punishment., the main interest of the Committee ...

... tranal‘rred eventually to another place. On Monday twelve conscientious objectors WI the prison at Winson Green for work in Wales under the Home Office schema for the employment of conscientious objectors. Five others left for London.. presumably to appear ...

... could go. Mr. Edmonds said that, member of the County Appeal Tribunal he frequently tame serer that new creation—the conscientious objector He supposed many of them had discovered that he was a farmer, and he had been inundated with letters front Worcestershire ...

... atilioary methods of all kinds. Hie employer, Mr. H. W. Crisp, of Bretforton, wrote that appellant was a genu• ine conscientious objector. Mr. Frederick Bubb, Clerk to the Friends' Meeting. Littleton, and Mr. Jr Moorn, of Littleton (who wrote that he ...

... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS. A Sermon at Evesham. The Rev H. H. Johnson prearlwd on Con- Seentioue Objectoes at Ord Street Unitarian Church. FAeeham. on Sonde, 'Teeing. He made it clear. at the outset, that hie own aw titude was that of Henry V. on the ewe ...

... Avon Cintrt. Benedby Screw, Evesham, the only ?killed workman he had on 14 sores. Boenhey was his foreman. Baader conscientious objector (Bites) IN employed no lebniw. Beeohey was a niarried uteri wall seven children and yea pamed f,r 111. Beatles had ...

... said he row wished to ask for another three months. (Laughter.) September 10th, final. Mr. Willis Bud and Malvern Conscientious Objector. There was • sitting of the Worcestershire Appeal Tribunal at Malvern Police Court, on Friday. Eighteen cases were ...

... gardener. who aimed to ix, conscientious objector. appealed against the decision of die local Tribunal, who relieved to give him exemption. The local Tribunal the man could not ass how load he had been a conscientious objector, adding that in 1914 Its promised ...