... number of 'K’l' were neard from Ripley and district. e first concerned 8. Rtrange, a market gardener, of Codnor. a conscientious objector, whose certificate of exemption had been withdrawn. When this case was first heard, the employer lodvd the appeal ...

... es than marned men, and the absence of an allowance frequently added to the hardship.—The appeal was dismissed. A conscientious objector, emplo;‘ed as a coachlifter at the Midland Rnilw?’ Works, failed to sppear, and the uflpul was dismssed. An engineer's ...

... ely there was one conscientious objector upon the Town Council, and the fact made him ashamed of his own town every time he thought about it. He had been repeatedly told that these men had suffered for being conscientious objectors, Was this so? When ...

... that according to papers he had receive the lace trade was now included in the list . work of national imaortance. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR & VOLUNTEI ...

... Barker, J.P, presided, other memhers present heing Messra, E. Walker, J. W. Clay, B S. Shkirt, and A. W. J. Eyro. a A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. * Hemry Wheeldon, aged 18, cowman, Winster, applied for exemption on the-ground of eonscientions objection. He handed ...

... Jesus, if you wish to do a chap a good turn, now is vour chance, for 1 don’t like hurting.” Evidently he was a very conscientious objector. On Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirkland, of Bridge strcet, welcomed home their second son from the war, * Alec,”” ...

... should have done. The people who scoffed at it were the same people who were the parents of what was known as the conscientious objector. There was another thing he would like to mention, too. In some villages the Red Cross Association did not meet with ...

... member of this body should not take part in warfare? — Yes. The Tribunal is agreed that you are an honest bona fide, conscientious objector, and that you have not become one just to evade military service. It was decided that the certificate should remain ...

... no objection to serving in a military camp, he would do anything to save life, but he could not take it. . The next conscientious objector was a railway controller's assistant, who said he belonged to the Piymouth Brethren. He had stated his objections ...

... therefore eancelled, and the man was given exemption upon his continuing his new employment. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR’S APPEAL DISALLOWED. . A conscientious objector, described as a railway clerk, of Derby, appealed against the decision of the local Tribunal ...

... Licut. \{ Cureley (N S.R.) promptly asked Mr. Flint to withdraw such an expression.—The appeal was \ allowed. i A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. “ Stand down, you are nothing but a fraud,” #aid the chairman (Mr. St. John Raikes) aiter cross-examining J. H. Newman ...

... n\ispelln.nt. he failed to answer.—Captain L. Earc le{i:mpuon said he was surprised at the man’s ahsence becanse he was a conscientious objector, “and those gentlemen don't often spare us in this way.” (Laughter). . }:{ter‘i;-l-flé“dfiy the case was again men ...