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... A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. lir Wm Martin, .1 P, Chairman Also present Messrs J 1' Timms, J P; L Bonn. /661 Johnston, J I'; L Clasher, C Quinn, T Bowens, C Owens, J Finnegan. A Conscientious Objector. The Clerk said that Mr James Vales), B E. Co. Surveyor ...
... 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 ...
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... contribute towards the subjugation of Ulster To back great Guarantee to formed Prosecution of large number of these conscientious objectors would home else could the earnestness of the business to the conscience of the electorate this country prosecution ...