... was what Bedworth ttrieed the ' Conecientioua Objectors. He had read that in the city of Glasgow there were 4,820 conscientious objectors. lle pat it that perhaps the odd 20 were hoot objectors. with 4,000 humbug,. (Laughter.) He had often wondered where ...

... inquiries. Objectors ea Dartmoor. From March lm Dartmoor Prison will be closed for convict prisoners and occupied by conscientious objectors, who, it is 'surmised. will be employed on the rerlaniabon *cheme initiated by the Priuee of Wale.; on the Dartmoor ...

... Service Department. office. Alderman Foster continued that he Alderman F. G. Foster supported the saderstood that conscientious objectors resolution, and said he did so wholewere about to be released as s billy, and heartedly. be believed they would not ...

... possible for the Army, while safeguarding the threatened interest, of individuals and preventing undue hardship. Of conscientious objectors Portsmouth :lumbered only forty.Gve. HEARTS TENDER AND TRUE. Oe August 7th, 1914, the Mayor (Mr. J. H. Corks) made ...

... regard to men who could not conscientiously accept the conditions . of mortice. Attenuon wee smiled to the fact that conscientious objectors were being em• ployed et MU than Army rates of pay, namely at kedington. Clare. and Suffolk, where Bd. a day was paid ...

... expressed satisfaction at the strength of the Progressive foyers throtighout the country, and put in a plea (or the conscientious objectors, who were not a recent phenomena, but had existed in all timed. With his inimitable Irh.h humour, and bread , humane ...