... number The utmost reedom of tempo, s of of unvaccinated persons and the increased facilities Capt. | afforded to the conscientious objector, as a serious of dynamic force, an easy liberty lard exquisitely Diave words | not be the wood- & a) eartion a fF ...

... of £5 for this boy's good behaviour. That will, perhaps, make vou more stringent than vou huve been in the past A Conscientious Objector John Gladwell, of 17, Greenwood Street. told the u ices that he refused to pay his tram fare or principle, but the ...

... On their bel Sir Alfred Cripps handed in notice of his in tention to introduce at an early date a Bill u relieve conscientious objectors from th obligation of paying their share of the cost o denominational teaching in non-providec schools. The *‘Standard” ...

... . / ssing reference having been made by Mr. Chaplain to the position of vaccination officers and the increase of conscientious objectors, the most important point urged in the remaining speeches was a demand that, where it was necessary, municipalities ...

... the Indians, or what was left of them, still haunted the dismal prairies like drink-sodden, dirty ragged ghosts. One conscientious objector to hard work was a man in my own Battery named Owen, Curley Owen. Me was popular man with his comrades, probably because ...

... during the year 1910 it reached 13.7 per cent. of: the total number of children born, owing to the ease with which conscientious objectors could obtain exemption certificates. There was every proba- sooner or later. bility of an outbreak of small-pox in ...

... not say much till they have considered it at a Party meeting, distrust the whole scheme, and threaten to abolish the conscientious objector clause, which Mr. Asquith is said to be determined to maintain. Prince of Wales’s German Visit. The Berlin papers ...

... 1910, from which it appeared that the total births were 1,841, successfully vaccinated 761, unsusceptible four, conscientious objectors 718. Mr. Harrison asked whether pauperism had decreased 11. consequence of old-age pensions. The Clerk replied that ...

... the compulsory training of ail schoolboys. Those refusing to comply are iiable to fine or imprisonment, and already conscientious objectors have appeared before the New Zcaland magistrates, though here (urlike Australia) the members of certain denominations ...

... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS.” CURIOUS PROTEST MADE AT SHEFFIELD. The usual batch of passive resisters appeared before the Sheffield Stipendiary, yesterday, the usual protest was uttered, and the usual orders were made. The Rev. E. H. Reynolds acted as spokesman ...

... there will be a more| ‘mnhrdivnwndworklmhnhoh&rwmnw? and mistresses.” | - .th.tlllnuu my wife,” o;u the parting shot o conscientious objector, “not to hn.mlnchrymn.tntmhiwon the casual labour principle. ” “Yes,” was the final retort, “and w Likely she will ...

... the age. It was not a situation which Labour conld tolerate, but it did reveal the need for protecting the sincere “conscientious objectors” among Trade Unionists from the exploitation of Union funds by people who might dehiberately seck to capture those ...