... Frederick Huey, who was born on the 4th November, 1908. Mr. Harper appeared behalf of the complainants. Defendant, who was conscientious objector, said he could not see his way to have nis child vaccinated, and conld only leave himself in the magistrates’ hands ...

... having failed to have his child vaccinated, and failed to reasonable excuse for such neglect. Defendant said he was a conscientious objector. A fine of 2te fid and costs was imposed. Dbomore. This court was held 25th inst., before 'Messrs Ja.«., M‘ ...

... failing to have his child vaccinated and failing to send reasonable excuse for such neglect. Defendant said he was a conscientious objector. A fine of fid and costs was posed. BREACH OF PROMISE. In the London Sheriff’s Court yesterday the caee Gibbons ▼ ...

... Guardians were compelled to bring that prosecution. It was unfortunate that there were in th:s as there were in Engiand conscientious objectors to vaccination but the difference was that in England “msciontions objectors gut off, while in Ireland vaecinatimi ...

... compelled to being that prosecution. It was unfortunate that there were in this country, as there were in England, conscientious objectors to vaccination. but the difference was that in England conscientious objection was flowed while in Ireland vaccination ...

... Board of Guardian* for (ailing to have his child vaccinated within three months from birth. dam said be waa not a conscientious objector, but bis child was certified by tbe doctor as unfit for vaccination. Dr. Sydney BUkley banded in u certificate, and ...

... child wa§ l>orn on the loth March, 1909, and till tlie present had not been’ vaccinated. Defendant'said ho was not conscientious objector. > child was certified -by his doctor as unfit for vaccination.. A certificate, from Dr. Sydney Blakely, Dublin Road ...

... man. Arran the election. It shows Cl.limed The settle, down after all (sayw r*e not to mention a low bounder. THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR- There are etill al»at. poems not send one bound calf, be cause I vegetarian. ...

... stronger induce- Sir William Ramsay was firmly of the opinion \ the t had come view, Mr. Dunville an: ment to the conscientious objector, and that that polonium had no commercial value on to be done in regard to the Children in force for about of returning ...

... are now millions unvaccinated persons is exagge-ate.l, though it unfortunately likely true at distant date if the “conscientious objector” has his way—for it appears from the annual report of the Medical Officer of the Local loverument Board for the year ...

... thoroughly vaccinaaed and revmccinated, and that man had to undergo puncturing without tlie slightest relief being given conscientious objectors. These learned parties have actual! resurrected an old varn. first spun in the English Parliament by Sir Lyon Playfair ...

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