... A-NOTITER CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. A timberyard worker, who applied for an exemption said the war violated his religions principles. Asked how long he had held such views, the applicant replied that he had had them ever since he began to think. Ile added: ...

... CASE OF CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR AT STOKE. Conditional Exemption Withdrawn. At -toe•-on-Trent Local Tnbubal on Ihors• day afternoon. thr National Service Departruent irked for a ti.viaw the exemptici. granted to Li ed Beed, aged:36 ;ear:, married, and in ...

... JUL ` NORTH STAFFS. APPEAL sTRHIUtIAL. Standing Joint Committee and Lithographers' Cases. Non-Combatant Service for Conscientious Objector. The North Staffordshire Appeal Tribunal met in two courts at Stoke Town Hall this (Friday) mornlnj.'w In the first ...

... NEW CORPS OF NON-COMBATANTS. The Conscientious Objector. RESTRICTED PAY. ...

... writteu in the newspapers alwut the eth'es of war. Conscientious objectors, as a body, were .content to shelter themselves behind the men .in khaki. fApp:ause.) The only type of conscientious -objector which appealed to him were the . only eons of poor ...

... C.O.'S Di WANDSWORTH PRISON. Mr. Sh biome Secretary) announced in yesterday's Parliamentary debate that no conscientious objectors in Wandsworth Prison are on hunger strike or are being artificially fed. Four are at present in hospital, and five others ...

... 'eereti.ry (Mr. r:•liortti informed Mr. .eland (C.L.—Cambornel, in the House of Con.inons on Monday, that there is no conscientious objector now in prison or under control, and nu censcientious objector temporarily released from prison will be required to ...

... that MiniMerial pledges were valueless if not expressed in the Bill, and further affirmed that the protection for the conscientious objector and the safeguards against industrial compulsion were illusory. ...

... He delivered it to a Catiton-htrDet address, and was given 10s. Prisoner said he did not steal it. Se wac remanded. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR AND HIS HAIR. CONDIA. T TtE(.II.ATED BY THE LEVITIL AL LAWS. Bertram Robert Bantry, a conscienifous i objector, of ...

... supporter, Mi. Beeeliener, whom he tklr. Seddon, had known for 160111 C years. He had been a champion and defender of the conscientious objector, and a supporter of peace by negotiation. Now he iMr..i•eddonr. wondered where we should have heeu to-day, if tire ...

... ' Heath and i7. , cott ffnilitary representativesb and; Mr. W: Harold Brown (clerks.. The first ease was that of a conscientious objector, who stated that he was V ycara of Ile wes an as,istant leader engaged by. •thc.Y.M.C.A., at Lichfield, and was in ...

... carriage paid. TWO YEARS' IMPRISONM ENT FOR CONSCIENTIOUS ORJE(TOR, Pte. James Brlghtmore, of the Manchester Regiment, a conscientious objector, who was recently charged before a court-martial st Cie*. thorpes with refusing to obey orders, has been sentenced ...