... A Conscientious Objector. There aro v ery few of this class in the Fort. and the freer the totter. The nation has no great need for such persons at present. Barclay Stevenson, jun., chemist's assistant, residing in Greenock, was employ. ed in Pert-Glasgow ...

... Conscientious Objectors. Whatever views w e may hold about the conscientious objector, he is e ntitl e d to fair play, and that is what he has not always received frail th e Local Tribunals. Rightly or wrongly the Government has made for these peculiarly ...

... THE TYPICAL C. 0. The Prusoian i. the .uprcnie and typical Conscientious. Objector. Hi. whole po.ition le poised on the idea of a new cols-deuce. incomprehen.ible to the common conscience of men.—Ma. G. K. CHESTERTON. REVEILLE Everyone on the farm wake ...

... TENDER-117.ARTLD. ,A conscientious objector at Teadon doubted whether he could prevail on himself even to kill a flea—even though it was biting him. Exemption was refused. WHO 18 THE CHATTEL? The law says the wife is the humble chattel of her husband ...

... ♦ CONSCIENTIOUS SPECIAL. A conscientious objector, wearing the badge of a special constable, was asked by the Islington Tribunal how he would deal with a street disturbance where it was in:umbent upon authority to show a firm hand. Ah he replied ...

... 'NATIONAL IMPORTANCE. When a conscientious objector named Walker was charged as an absentee at Highgate his registration card showed that for a year he was a clerk in the A.S.C. Since September he had been engaged in work of national importance with ...

... increased powers the work of conscientious objectors on the roads in East Essex has improved. Mr. Outhwaite, we hear, will ask in Parliament whether under these powers the surveyor has actually threatened to give one conscientious objector a good hard slap. A ...

... Sir,—Having read the letter in Friday's raper dialing with Territorial Discharges, I would only like do meet the Conscientious Objector who 'terms himself the Lusitania. I don't think it is much of a holid a y getting 'kept in or put cn C'.ll. or detention ...

... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS. Conscientious objectors as a class, however honest they may be in their opinions. are unsuitable for the care of the mentally disturbed. Tbev hold opinions contrary to those of the ordinary citizen; they are impervious to argnmemt ...

... for international right.—Pitorrasom J. M. CONSCIENTIOUS, BUT MISTAKEN. As a general rule, I think that most of the conscientious objectors are conscientious, but they are wrong in refusing to do war service of a healing kind.—llitinor or GERMANS IN WAR ...

... aco rns, horse chestnuts, or the harvest of nettles to make MILL-EARL Or CRANVIORD. A SHORT WAY WITH C.O.'s. If conscientious objectors do not like breaking stones, let them make mail bags at Dartmoor, or leave the country.—Ma. STANum, M.P. TO THE LAST ...

... duty and did nab want to build or help I to build where there was a great necessity for houses, if he discovered conscientious objectors in the way of building houses, he would ask for powers to clear them out of the way, and substitute other local bodies ...