... has the entire approval of Eton's Head, the Hon. and Rev. Edward Lyttelton, 0 and during his reign the cries of the conscientious objector will doubtless remain unheeded. Like Charley's Aunt of old, the Eton Beagles are still running, and right merrily ...

... compulsion should be taken at the present date we may leave as a matter of opinion, but it may at least be urged that the conscientious objector ehould be thoroughly conscientious iti• to the grounds of his dissent. This should not be based mere whim or prejudice ...

... want of time. Probably he might also cite, if lie were pressed to enter into details, the tolerance extended to the conscientious objector in the matter of compulsory vaccination. The pleas which some tender-hearted folk have preferred for the tramp, when ...

... wine. But the warning is badly needed. There are cities in than one-half of the'inhabitants are unvaccinated. 'l he ‘‘conscientious objector has not been conciliated the modification of the compulsion to which he was formerly subjected. Since vaccination ...

... murderer, whose justification of their actions is the satisfaction of their needs, and at the same time defend the conscientious objector? The course of our discussion is now directed into a completely different channel; indeed, the very channel which ...