... remain in forcc till 1915. Subsequently he expressed regret, and resumed employment, but again, on November 13, a conscientious objector this time, left the footplate because the company was working traffic for Dublin, and was dismissed the service ...

... into trouble in connection witfe the failure to stamp cards. The Sheriff—Was his conscience also? Mr Aitken—He was a conscientious objector. After got into trouble, having eatisfied himself that was bound to obey the Act, be saw that his servants got cards ...

... his duty was tinder circumstances. Walker was perfectly respectful to him, and understood his position be that of conscientious objector, because he considered it was unfair friendly societies and to agricultural workers. At this stage Brown read a letter ...

... would have none of them because, they were unvaccinated is decidedly amusing. They fiave posed in this country conscientious objectors, but Aus-. tralia made short work with their consciences. They pocketed their consciences when they found that it ...

... notified was 11, Six out of the 11 were treated in the Thomas Walker Hospital—3 males anfl 3 females. Vaccination.—Conscientious objectors in 1912 numbered 134—38.5 of the children born in 1912. In 1911 the percentage was 30.7; in ]910, 32.5; in 1909, 21 ...

... made—an increase of over the number for 1911. In connection with the Vaccination (Scotland) Act. 1307. the number cases conscientious objectors in each the eight districts. with the percentage the actual births registered during the year, 283, or 10.3 per cent ...