... 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 ...

... Kerr to plead guilty in view of the extraordinary circumstances of the case. Kerr delayed too long in having his conscientious objectors' form attested and lodged, the period being six months afcer the birth of the child. He was a dairyman, one of that ...

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

... settled *termination to resist tho Act at all and these must- be dealt with as the law provides. It is not fair to the conscientious objector, however, that he should have no opportunity to secure exemption by proving his conscience and his objection and ...

... so far, many who will agree but who say: * law ts a obligation, but conscience ts a stronger”; and eo you get the conscientious objector to the laws, the passive resister to the laws, the comsciemtious rebel to the Home Rule Bill, the consmentious hunger- ...

... all to be vaccinated because there was smallpox at Hong Kong! I had in, the company two Christian Scientists and a conscientious objector. The American officials said they were mighty interested, and guessed they had both little lots themselves, but no ...

... 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 ...

... defaulters and there is • resolution on the boots after mature consideration, that we accept the declaration of a conscientious objector towards his child being vsocinsted, and I propose that we have nothing to do with it at aIL Anything that comes up ...

... mouth from that date. The defendant’s father appeared, and explained his sou’s absence. He sjgted that his son was a conscientious objector to vaccination, and would not under any circumstances have his child vacciuated, as he believed that such would be ...

... the ?anent(' to reported le be dine wort Defence Act. You say: Of course the at Trentham. will net fulfil his en- conscientious objector stands on an in ‘ the het together different footing. He is will 1,,—.7 twee wires 'l • neither & shirker nor ...

... any circumstances there was a right of revolution. Nor were they concerned with the question of what was called the conscientious objector. The question wee whether, for the purpoee of protesting against a great injustice. they were entitled to disregard ...

... de Lase—Ductomi eat ELOPEMENT ROMANCE. CHANCELLOR AND MIDDLESBRO'. VACCINATION LAW. MR C. DORMAN'S NAIVE CRITICISM CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS WANT OF THE VISIT. LNQUIRY. Mr Charles Dorman presided over a wellattended smoking conoert held in the Con. servative ...