... employment munitions or indispensable work, or other valid reasons. Whether there should lie special treatment for the conscientious objector is a matter for consideration. ...

... is our duty to sec that in our own interest and in theirs every precaution is taken that science can provide. The Conscientious Objector. From the opposite side the House M>. ; Chancellor, the member for Haggerston, ■ followed tliis speech with critical ...

... Conscientious Objectors. Sir, —Mr. Thomas Howell states his not in favour of conscription, but he is extremely anxious to form societv to shun all the single young men who have not enlisted, either soldiers or as ammunition workers. I’erhaps his anxious ...

... pet among all classes and ages of men as much, or more than most individuals, and persuaded that where wo have five conscientious objectors, have ninety-five selfish and cowardly objectors—Yours, etc., Thos. Howell. 325, Albert Hoad. ...

... also called the Trade Union Congress organise national campaign against conscription: and pledged itself defend conscientious objectors to compulsion. ...

... there was a most emphatic protest made against exemption being offerer* Quakers which not also offered all other conscientious objectors. The Marquis and Marchroaeas downe are spending the Wtek-edlS. WiM 35^. ...