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... trial for alleged acts of ciuelty against two conscientious objectors, was heard at Birkenhead. At the former tria] the non.-coms. were found not guilty and in the present case the conscientious objectors, George Beardsworth and Charles Dufies, two well-known ...
... No Sympathy for C.O.s. Replying to a resolution protesting against the ‘‘ persecution of conscientious objectors ”’ and demanding their release from prison, the Speaker says he has no sympathy whatever with ‘men. who wil make no sacrifices nor stir a ...
... Morland, 33 Fitzherbert Street, Warrington. Hard on the C.O. :;j ’\\/{ % 175 g = ) — - 7 — C P~ - -~ —— T A number of conscientious objectors arrived in France, and one of them approached a kilted Highlander, and said“l'd rather go into a lunatic asylum than ...
... attention of the officers concerned had not been drawn to the letter from the War Office dealing with the treatment of conscientious objéctors. The War Office had no desire to defend the highly irregular act which was taken. - The authorities primarily responsible ...
... applgicant an opportunity on a rule nisi returnable on | May 15th. Several women at Lyme Regis attacked thirteen conscientious objectors who were alleged to have jeered at wounded ‘“Tommies.”” A hasty retreat was made by the C.(1)1.5, who effected an ...
... t streams, reached the frontier. In weak’s issue Private Hobin tt dramatic story of his thrilling periences. _Two conscientious objectors, Edward Taylor, ex-Vice-Consul 0 United States at Leeds, and Joseph Y York and Lancaster Regiment, Bave* tried by ...
... replied the Scot, * but if yo gang tae the top an’ wait for a while ye'll see the moon risin’ dntae view.” A number of conscientious objectors have arrived In France, and one of their number having a day off duty approached a kilted Highlander and said—‘l'd ...
... are very necessary if this country is to prosper, and that they must be housed. Coddling the C.O. The way in which Conscientious Objectors are being molly-coddled is arousing great indignation all over the country, yet in spite of this some of our £4OO ...