... the conscientious objector '• is legally recognised in England. After Sessions which extended over several years, a Royal Commission, in 1896, recommended that the Vaccination Acts should be modified by the recognition of the conscientious objector. An ...

... who was employed in the Borough Treasurer's office and who had declined to attest under the group system. He is a •• conscientious objector of the type whose is to receive full consideration under the terms of the Compulsory Service Act. The Finance Committee ...

... reported to the Omagh fivardians that there were nineteen vaccination defaulters in his district, including the conscientious objectors, the Chairman, Mr. litfurnaghan, J.P., said those cases should be dropped as the Guar'dians had decided not to proceed ...

... asked the Chief to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland whether the same facilities exist Ireland as in England to enable conscientious objectors to have their children exempted from, vaccination; and, if not. wh.ther, having regard to the growing demand for exemption ...

... ItSaretai !seeination in Derry. Deny Guardians have instructed their 'zving officer to take proceedings ,inst sixteen conscientious objectors to rination in the City No. 2 district. ;magh Medical Appointment. After a heated discussion, Omagh .uardians have ...

... denying support to any candidate for the Board of Guardians who would not pledge him- to oppose the prosecution of conscientious objectors to vaccination. The Chairman (Mr. E. F. Mercier) was afraid they could do nothing. seeing they had favoured, under ...

... clerk in the London County Council oflices, was fined 4 . 50, or ninety days' imprisonment, for issuing a circular to conscientious objectors in the army, army, which was regarded by the military authorities as advising the men to disobey orders of army officers ...

... Board of Guardians, at • which was a resolution from Idountmellick, re_ questing information as to the number of conscientious objectors in the Union. After the benefits of vaccination had been put forth, it was said that it was ridiculously worked. ...

... cattle in nglish and Scotch ports for ten hours after landing. It was decided that no action should be taken against conscientious objectors. The following defaulters were reported in the other districts :—Sixmilecross, 5; Drumquin, 4; Dromore, 4; Fintona ...

... amend the Vaccination so as to put Ireland on the same footing as the remainder of the United Kingdom with regard to conscientious objectors. ...