... said they had seen a sample lately of what conscientious objectors would do. Mr, Barker said they ought not to libel all for what the few had dyone‘ Ald. Andrews: I am ashamed we have & conscientious objector on the Council. Mr. Barker : iimt 1 be a coward ...

... letter and made it suit the purposes of Conscriptionists. We do not expect you to understand the point of view of the conscientious objector, but you might at least permit him to speak for himself. To avoid any mistake I sent you a copy of the letter, yet ...

... many are married : Three - \ng not one of them has volunteered to entcr 1l Army? No.—Appeal dismissed. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS A conscientious objector, employed as o ¢ said he could not take part in the whe € murder going on at the %resem time. Ho knew ...

... before the Tribunal in the first instance as a mlliur{ review he launched upon the Tribunal the fact that he ‘was a conscientious objector. The l}\evified questions were put to him as a view of ascertaining if he were comscientious or not, and replying later ...

... and the Chairman observed that Miss Wilson had done a lot of useful work, and would be greatly missed. (Hear, hesr,) CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR IN THE ...

... Admiral Sir Fredk. fnxl eld, W. B. Woodforde, J. F. Thirlby, A. L. Charles, W. G. Copestake, and J. J. Meynell, Esqres.) Conscientious Objector Absents Himself. Frank George Burton (19), a clerk, of 103, Randolph-road, Derby, was charged with being an absentee ...

... THE RIGHT OF THE STATE The conscientious objector seeks to o lish the right of private judgment ac: the needs of the State. ’l’ie State, how: has the right to make the supreme den on every man, whatever his conscient objection may be.— Mgr. Joynson-H: ...

... Alfreton. He landed bhome about 3 a.m. on the following morning. —tlet At the Alfreton Tribunal, on Monday evening, a conscientious objector stated that it‘ was against his principles to take up arms.. Asked if he would enlist as a non-combatant. ...

... prominent member of the Independent Labhour party, supported his son's claim for exemption from military service as a conscientious objector. He is a lace manufacturer on a small scale at Long Eaton, ...

... 13 years of age. Since then he had become of military age. He appealed to the Shardlow Tribunal for exemption as a conscientious objector, and the case was dismissed. A subse- Guent l‘)ptll was made to the County Appeals Tribunai, but no decision had yet ...

... extension in the case of the one who had been previously granted total exemption, and decided that the other must go. s A conscientious objector who had been exempted from combatant service on the ground that he was a comscientious objector, appealed against ...

... amongst other things, that you were a conscientious objector, and was that part allowed or dismissed?—Complainant: I cannot say.—When before the Appeals Tribunal, did | you again assert your views as a conscientious objector? Mr. Tilliard was the first to bring ...