... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. It would mtenwting psychological undertaking if we could dig the root of our moraU and ascertain what suckers tad saps the tree of our virtues is enabled glow and and to what extent its shade may give iu» protection from the ...

... Becretary (Mr Shortt) informed Mr Acland, in the House of Commeous. that there is wo conscientious objector unow in prison or under eontrol, and no conscientious objector temporarily released from prison will be required to complets his sentence,” This probably ...

... RATHIR GO TO PRISON. James D. Milne, foreman stonecutter, ! o conscientious objector, who had becnl ordered to find work of national Importance but had not done so, said he considered the work he was doing in the granite trade, although not of mnational ...

... could not allow thin ca.-o pa»« without applying for leave oj»p««l ...

... surrendered to the Teuton. Take no fear of that, for T do believe that if the German tried to invade us even the most conscientious objector wonld grab a gun and wade into the Tray baldheaded. ...

... under no obligation to hear the appellant orally. The case was that of Prank Lloyd Porton. law student, who, as a conscientious objector, was exempted from combatant service by a local and later a district tribunal, The case ultimately went the central ...

... which we have known in the past. it e I notice than the managers of the Hillhead Baptist Church, Glasgow, have asked a conscientious objector member ‘to resign on the ground that his attitude to the constituted authority of the couptry compromises the church ...

... specimen. He called himself a man, and yet he revelled in the fact that he had done *time ™ in prison because he was a conscientious objector. He was also.proud ol the fact that he owed allegiance to no king, and that he did not care a d for King George. His ...

... Knell writer the “Time*A leaflet was lately issued by the No-Oooecriptk>n Fellowship dealing with the of Mr Everett, a conscientious objector, who was sentenced to two years' hard labour Court-martial-for disobedience the military authorities. Six men have ...

... William Findlater. orofter, Middlemuir, Mcth lick, asked exemption. had not attested. Major Garland—You are rot a conscientious objector, are you?—Oh. no. The application was refused. William Cruickshank. farmer. Knapsleask. Slain*, sought exemption for ...

... to (be tax. Ha objected tho Convention drifting into the ignoble position of being that notorious thing they called conscientious objector. Uniformity oould have prevented Aberdeen charged three years, other burghs two years, and others (or one year only ...

... Flotsam and Jetsam I not “pacifist’’ nor a “conscientious objector”; lam just common, six five eighter, with a decided dash of the old Adam in which, will generally allowed, is not super saintly quality; but somehow I do boggle at what are termed reprisals ...