... that Horsell 18d. 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, meinbers of West Kent Tribunal thought it was a cushy jub. Applicant asked ...

... exempted from corn' service. • East Ham Tribural refu-ed the application of a shipping cler;c who, though appearing a 4 a conscientious objector, admitted that he was employed by a firm engaged iu buying and selling high explosives. Questioned by the Mayor he ...

... C.O. NOT WANTED. The Hull Corporation Water and Gas Committee have decided not to reinstate a conscientious objector formerly in their employment. The man wrote that the truth of his religious conviction had been thoroughly established by the outcome ...

... tho House of Commons section of the Appeal Tribunal on Tuesday an assistant clerk at the War Office appealed as a conscientious objector. The Chairman (Mr. D. Maclean, M.P.): A. man in the War Office professing a oonacientious objection to military service ...

... 11.1 P.): If he had not been a conscientious objector he would have been in the Army receiving a shilling a day. Why should you be placed in a better position than a • soldier simply because you are a conscientious objector? We see no reason for interfering ...

... on the ground of being conscientious objectors. The step is subject to the registration officer receiving confirmation of this action from the Local Government Board. Mr. Bramwell Longstele urged that as a conscientious objector he was punished by a c ...

... epos Eric B. W. Cliappelow, who had been tried by district court-martial for acts of insuborduaation. Chappelow, a conscientious objector, refused to pet on khaki at the barracks, and robed himself an a blanket. He was escorted by a guard to the barrack ...

... CONSCIENCE MAN'S BAD DAY. For publishing a letter from a conscientious objector in France, H. Bunham Brown, a builder, chairman of the Enfield branch of the No-Conscription Fellowship. was fined or two months' imprisonment at Enfield on Monday. Later ...

... Barracks, Dublin, wee charged at the Marylebouo Police-court on Tuesday with being an absentee. The man, who was a conscientious objector, said he was wiling to perform some full service to the community, but, apart from that, he believed there was 4 greater ...

... CONSCIENCE mum 'VOTES. At the Islington Revision Court on Monday, the town clerk said he could not the name of. a conscientious objector from the lists unless the man had been exempted by the tribunal from military service, including non-combatant service ...

... OBJECTORS' FIGHT. In the course of an argument a conscientious objector at Bristol struck a fellowwqrker. The man was William Bacon, a bOcer, and the argument took place in the bakehouse. _ _ _ _ The recruiting authorities keard of the incident, and the ...

... the sum of £1,240,631 from July, 1916, to date. At. Enfield Tribunal a market gardener stated that he had engaged a conscientious objector, but on the second day the man went to sleep while at work. On the third day be was ,ant was eventually. found asleep ...