... for a chemise's usistent seeking *aisnad bag in Sonthaor aggiata all Vas *album I to remand until Worthy. MOTHER OF CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Asked if she had anything to sa y why she should not be remanded. Alice Wheeldon, the eldest defendant, said: I think ...

... valuable service out of them. Tuesday's .Manchester Guardian tinned Mr. W. H. Thompson, solicip.r, 1 ton, as one of the conscientious objector', center!. THE KING'S FEND FOR DISABLED. The King's Fund for Disabled Officers Men has been organised by the Ministr: ...

... Germany should be relaxed. Aire. Joseph Blin, East Tested', moved a resolution urging the Immediate release of all conscientious objector. A warm discussion occurred, and Mr. Wilkinson (Hartlepool>, opposing, said, 11 all our husbands and sons had been ...

... soldier himself, and would . not have appeared for the man had it been possible to dispense with him.—One month P FOR CONSCIENTIOUS 'OBJECTOR. An ex-Saliation Army officer, in business as irholeiale fruiterer, said he had a conscientious objection to military ...

... will be devoted to comforts for soldiers from the church, of whom there are over 130. Mr. H. W. Firth. of Norwich, s conscientious objector, died at Dartmoor work centre yesterday. The Prime of Wales, who has been doing duty at Sir FL Mimeos headquarters ...

... with the medical testimony, and added a rider that is their opinion the ventilation was adequate and astiefactory. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS UNDI DErENTION. Mr. °admire Asks for Their Release. Tn the Hones of on Thursday, Mr. Outhwaite asked the Secretary ...

... after hours, a Mil'wall 'jammer was fined Rl5 on each a three sum- NEWCASTLE RURAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL Applications by Conscientious Objector& •liity.four applications under , Scheme and the Military Servicefte.,. occupwa th attention of the local' Tribunal ...

... WOLSTANTON TRIBUNAL, Colliet7Timekeeper as Conscientious Objector The Woblanton Local Tribunil met at More• ton House, Wolstanton, on Thursday after. noon, Mr. W. Boulton presiding. There were also present Messrs. T. F. Wood; E. Hodgkinson and G. H. haunders ...

... March.—Major Fell proved the case, and P.C.' Parr gave evidence of arrest—Tire young man and his father said he was a conscientious objector. and objected to military service and war; ...

... they made we t imearnit loophole. THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. The Timm in its political notes, aye:-ii* The provision of the Bill which excited moil discussion in the lobby was the exemption the conscientious objector. The doubts expressed under this head ...

... they have to be housed. Three months' exemption. The gardener at the North Staffs. Infirmary, who was described as a conscientious objector, was granted three months' exemption, the applicant being informed that the extension was given Dim on account of ...

... ehance. Are you, - aware. he asked .with , • gurgle of =tie. PILtOrY triumph,' that Charles I. lost his life as a conscientious . objector, whereas other objectors are urine their skins at the expecte of their consciences' It was a hit, • palpable hit ...