... against Sir Humphrey de Trafford, of Hill Crest, Market liarborough. I should probably have been shot by now, said a conscientious objector to the Metropolitan Asylums Board Appeal Tribunal when asked what he would do if he were in Germany. Nearly 30,000 ...

... incoute-tax on monetary awards for service in aotien with euczny submarines. Dr. Robert Fairburn, Meekleuburghagnate, a conscientious objector, was at Clerkenwell • Police-oourt ordered to be handed over to an escort. All ranks of the Cumberland County Police ...

... H.P., to the Workers' Union conference at Birmingham, whey his amerdaion were ~ieiressa.' Harold Bradshaw Pratt, a conscientious objector, who was lined 40s. and handed over to the military authorities at Willesden, said that be also held views on passivism ...

... week-days for eighteen months. Surbiton District Council has informed the Government Committee oa national work for conscientious objectors that it has no vacancies it desires to fill with such per- HOW. In four months. from December to April last. I:10 ...

... months' exemption. When asked by the Baldock (Herta) Tribunal if he would work on a farm, Hubert Tait, who appealed as a conscientious objector. replied, Yee, but I can't help to get in the hay because the military use it. The Lanchester (Darham) • Agricultural ...

... division of the 1.L.P., was fined and handed over to an escort as as absentee at Northampton Police-ooart. Hs was a conscientious objector. **The finest infantry the Kaiser; has be marching to certain death in counterattacks launched with the barest shadow ...

... OBJECTOR'S HOT RIFLE. The vicar of my parish advised me to stifle my eonseit-nec, said a conscientious objector at Dudley Tribunal. Ile tried to do it, he added, by joining the Vohinteer Corps, but directly he put a rifle in his hand it seemed red-hot ...

... the output of shells, James Williameon was fined 40e. at the Liverpool Munitions Tribunal. Harold Bradshaw Pratt, a conscientious objector, who was fined 40s. and handed over to the military authorities at Wilke, den, said that he also held views on F; ...

... sleeping. The Chairman—ln what way have you been able to protect others' Applicant replied there were some hundreds of conscientious objectors who had not received exemption to which they were entitled and it was because of the intolerance they had received ...

... only fair solution of the difficulty of rent is that the burden should be carried by the taxpayers geinerally. The conscientious objector is not a popular person, but he has to be reckoned with, and it is quite cer- Tocansuci taro that nothing is to C ...

... among the clerks they had left one had been with them sixty year, another Efty-eight, and a third forty-six years. A conscientious objector at Birmingham, who bad been given three weeks in which to obtain some employment of public. utility. went back to ...

... eacrantion. When asked by the Baldock Inert+, Tribunal if he would work on a farm, Hubert Tait. who app. aled as a conscientious objector. replied, Yee. but I can't help to get in the h3y because the military u4e it The Lanchester (Durham) Agricultural ...