Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Are we not having a trifle too much of the conscientious objector in regard to compulsory military service? Conscientious objection settles nothing. It is founded on nothing but the thoughts, opinions and temperaments ...
... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. BY ROBE In this article I propose to consider the question of the treatment of that muchadvertised class of men, the conscientious objectors. Their present treatment evidently satisfies no one, except possibly the Government; ...
... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. There have been presented to the Prime Minister and the War Cabinet two memorials on behalf of the consciencious objectors. One pleads for their more lenient •treatment, not on account of any sympathy with their views, but ...
... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Any certificate of exemption may be absolute. conditional, or temporary, as the authority by whom it was granted thinks best suited to the case; and in the case of an application on conscientious grounds may take the form of ...
... CASES FOR THE CENTRAL TRIBUNAL. THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Sr John Barlow baa asked the President of the Local Government Board whether, in view of the number of caw* in which appeal tribunals have refused to grant leave for appeal to the Central Tribunal ...
... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. FROM A CHRISTIAN POINT OF [ SPISCIALLY We are here. We find ourselves in a planet or no astronomical importancewithout our volition—devoted to a pro -1 hress from the lowest type of life to the ighest, amid forces of evil ...
... A SWEDE AN CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. George Edward Nilsson, 21, sailor, MO Harr ist Road, Kilburn, was charged with being an absentee. Evidonee was given that he was horn in England of Swedish parents, but had not made a declaration of ritish nationality ...
... 2 MARCH 9, 1916. THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. SOME RAILWAY FIGURES. By F. J. GOULD. As railway matters are just now much discussed, the following statistics may be useful : Our British newspapers are reporting, has no right to put his separate con- — in ...
... presumed every Englishman of military age to be a soldier, but allowed conscientious objectors to undertake work of national importance. The general opinion was that a conscientious objector should not work under more favourable conditions and be in u better ...
... Englabman—the passion for depredating himself, and the right to abuse his Government. —East Crimea. THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. The real conscientious objector ought to be an outlaw. But• so far from being au outlaw he is to have special privileges.—lta. Jyrnes ...
... AN OBJECTOR'S OBJECTION. At Exeter on Saturday. C. H. Norman. the well-known conscientious objector, was tried by district Court-martial for refusing to put on uniform. He claimed that the order Watt illegal because be was under arrest at the time. The ...
... that Horsell lt3d. worth of seed had produced sufficient parsnips to realise £lOO at present prices. Eliciting that a conscientious objector was earning 255. a week on the land, members of West Kent Tribunal thought it was a cushy job. Applicant asked the ...