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... worth remarking that it England since the coining into force of il new conscience clause in 1907, which exempts conscientious objectors from beiog obliged to have their children vaccin rtJ (thanks to Mr. John Burns ; we could do with one or two of his ...
... developed into what might be described as a controversy. There are large numbers of anti-vaccinators in our midst, but conscientious objectors have up to the present time been content to suffer in Fsilence. As to the value or worthlessness of vaccination as ...
... from the A nay as medically unlit ; some even inoculaied by force, and untold indignities have been heaped upon conscientious objectors whose only crime consisted in taking Lord Kitchener and other high officials at their word . . e appealed again and ...
... health. Lord Hardinge would thus resume the post he occupied before becoming Vicoroy of India. London, May 16.— Conscientious objectors,—those whose objections to military service have been overruled by the military tribunals, —are having a hard time ...
... have reached England. It has been maintained by some persons that , the Military Authorities have no right to punish conscientious objectors for refusing to do what they consider morally wrong. The question gave rise to debate, especially as it was reported ...
... have reached England. It has been maintained by some persons that the Military Authorities have no right to punish conscientious objectors for refusing to do what they consider morally wrong. The question gave rise to debate, especially as it was reported ...
... Caucasus front scouting reconnaissances are proceeding Loncio . n, March I.—Cell; in Dartmouth prison to day await conscientious objectors and others who refuse to fight for King and C iuntry from now on The Government heretofore has dealt leniently with ...
... on the Pear Tree Road, one of the fashionable districts of Derby, and are promiment anffragettes. Alfred Mason is a conscientious objector to the war. ...
... ow-keepen was adoptod ad hue SUPPLEMENT TO THE BARBADOS AGRICT7LTURA REPORTiii,R, SATURDAY , AUGUST force them. your conscientious objector, whatever else he, may have to say, cannot base his argument. upon Scripture or upon the teaching of Jesus Christ ...
... House of Commons today, replying to Col. William i Thorne, Mr. Winston Churchill stated that soldiers, including conscientious objectors, who had been imprisoned for offences under Army Act, would be discharged from the army for misconduct, and released ...
... Compulsory Military service, the abandonment of the Russian Adventare, the raising of the Blockade and the release of the Conscientious Objectors, the alternative bEing a general strike Although it is doubtful whether the Alliance could , bang this strike about ...
... osem- hors on the political demands of British labour includiog conscription, Russian intervention, the release of conscientious objectors and the use of the military in labour disputes. The voting in favour of taking a ballot 217 to S. The triple Alliance ...