... sentence. One feels reluctant to fine persons in your position, but 1 suppose, as in the other case, I may treat you as a conscientious objector. 1 should hope that when these cases become known to the public there will no more prosecutions of this sort. * Maconachie ...

... was a test hound case, and that the accused was probably representing a number of other—perhaps he might call them conscientious—objectors, so that he had to weigh the two representations. After due consideration he had come to the conclusion that a modified ...

... per dted before vaocioation; 68. 14A per oeat*. removed fawn the district were otherwise unaccounted for; white the conscientious objectors numbered 121. or 25.26 per cent. In 1910 the births numbered 411, of which 189, 56 per cent., were successfully vaccinated ...

... that was a test case, and that the accused was probably representing a number of other perhaps he might call them conscientious objectors, so that had to weigh the two representations. After due consideration had come to the conclusion that a modified ...

... population sought to protect themselves against attack |etting vaccinated. What striking commentary thought tliat was the conscientious objector’s privilege ! OOatPUIiSDRY LEGISLATION. seemed strange that eamtary legislation directed towards the prevention of ...

... the public on the one hand and an increasing source of anxiety to the health authorities on the other. There were conscientious objectors in 1910. ...

... joining a union a trade union secretary who could say that was not fit be « secretary of anything. (clause). The conscientious objectors referred to (had no conscientious objection to ak'. ig «ny increase that was gained by the efforts those trade unionists ...