... 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 ...

... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Herbert Balohin, 99, Butl.r•rd, Harrow, was summonsd for nsgliotinig to carry out an order of Iths Court that his child should be vominated. Arthur Bone, vaccination officer for tho Harrow district, said he applied for a penalty ...

... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Harry Clarke (18), Lorne-road, applied for exerap• tion on oonsoientious grounds. His application stated that he held war to be utterly wrong, it was usually the stronger side that won and not always the right. He believed in the ...

... A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Reginald Appleton, Ellesmere, Garrett-road, Edgware, applied as a conscientious objector for t 'cal exemption. Applicant was Oescribed as a brush hand, employed in the repairing shop of the Metropolitan Electric Tramway Company ...

... the hipline's on a 21 years' He wee exempted for a month. OBJECTING BY DEPUTY. Northwood conscientious objector was represented by another conscientious objector, who was in Red Cross uniform, and was against any service for the active prosecution of ...

... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION.—A pharmacist employed by Mr. Sharman, of The Pavement, Northwood, claimed exemption as a conscientious objector, having objection to participation with anything concerning war work, and opposed any work contrary to the teachings ...

... W RON° ADDRESS. Miss L. E. Griffin, 152, Pinner -road, Harrow. writes to say that no conscientious objector lives at that address, as stated in bet week's issue. The address which was inadvertently given should have been 115, Pinner-road. ...

... loyal citizens, and I have no doubt he will live up to the at= all wearers of the King's uniform should peeress. The Conscientious Objector to Compulsory Service is at It again, and this time he is spreading the disease In Harrow in the shape of leaflets ...

... only one man, Ernest Snowden, of Harrow-road, was brought before the Marylebone magistrate. He had been exempted as a conscientious objector, but should have reported himself since. He was fined 40a. and handed over. ...

... the Hampstead Tribunal had made a mistake in not granting it. He further urged that the original application as a conscientious objector had not yet been determined. Mrs. Albery, wife of the accused, said bar husband wee Chairman of the Independent Labour ...

... HALF-A-CROWN A WEEK, The Clerk reported that he had received • letter from a farmer in N3rfolk offering a conscientious objector who was instructed to find work of nationalimportance, 7a. Gd. a week with beard and lodging, oommenoing wages to wort on ...

... 1, 1917. Bertie Cieoar Edt;arels ttilway clerk, 6, Chandos-road, employed by the Midland Railway Co. said he was a conscientious objector. He had hew; prevMnsly exempted on condition that he devoted bis time to Red Crooi work. He bad beep rejected for ...