... happened to be power. Persecution was the method to crush heresy or to enforce faith the stubborn, obstinate, even conscientious objector, and heterodoxy was necessarily a wilful vice to cured. Were ashamed of that view, but had we not run too muck to ...

... irman said that it was rather un- • rea ding. There was a very serious birth-rate, it having gone down j ' nt. The conscientious objectors 1 25 per cent., and were j\ it increasing. was not their fault, j * well that the public should know. V't)l,, n remarked ...

... was rather unpleasant reading. There was a very serious decline the birth-rate, it having gone down y per cent. The conscientious objectors nearly represented 25 per cent., and were every year increasing. was not their fault, but it was well that the public ...

... rather unpleasant reading. There was a very serious decline in the birth-rale, it having gene down .9 per cent. The conscientious objectors j nearly represented per ceni., and were every year increasing. was not their fault, ; but it was well that the public ...

... seconded, and anything they could do to support racers** ton they should. It was crying shame, the increase in the conscientious objectors. The Chairman, in supporting, -aid • resolution was very significant, j neb an important Hoard as the ...

... Thomas seconded, and anything they could do to support faccin ion they should. It was crying shame, ire reuse in the conscientious objectors. The Chairman, supporting, said resolution was very significant coming fro ;uch important Board the Blaekbu Union ...

... seconded, and said anything they could do to support vaccination they should. was a crying shame, the increase in the conscientious objectors. The Chairman, supporting, said the resolution was very significant, coming from such an important Board as the Blackburn ...

... Government would appoint committee to inquire into the carrying out of the clauses of the Act of 19C6, I relating to conscientious objectors.—Mr. J. Andrew moved that the communication lie the tabic—Rev. J. Dene moved that it Wk , supported. So-called co ...

... number of conscientious objectors. Commander Jennings considered it a waste of money to forward these reports. Mr. T. A. Leach moved that the Board sapport the resolution, Mr. W. F. S. Hodgson seconding. Rev. J. Fowler: These conscientious objectors are so ...

... against, scientific opinion. He wondered if their Streets Committee could do anything to reach the consciences of these conscientious objectors— (laughter). They should see that the public were being more protected in the matter of vaccination. They were talking ...