... that Horsell lt3d. worth of seed had produced sufficient parsnips to realise £lOO at present prices. Eliciting that a conscientious objector was earning 255. a week on the land, members of West Kent Tribunal thought it was a cushy job. Applicant asked the ...

... WOMEN KNEW. If only the women of England knew the details of what the Germans have been doing in Northern France. no conscientious objector would dare to show his face.—Loan DENBIGH. ...

... OBJECTOR'S APPEAL DISMISSED. The Appeal Court has dismissed an application by C. H. Norman, the conscientious objector. for leave to file further evidenoe in the unsuccessful action for alleged assault which he brought against Lieut.-Colonel Brooke, ...

... OBJECTOR'S HOT RIFLE!' The vicar of my parish advised me to stifle my oonscience, said a conscientious objector at Dudley Tribunal. He tried to do it, be added, by joining the Volunteer Corr. but directly be put a rifle in his hand it seemed red-hot ...

... officer in the King's Royal Rifles, after reading the thirtieth chapter of Isaiah, laiigned his commission and became a conscientious objector. At Northampton Appeal Tribunal be applied for further exemption. The case bad been previously djourned in order to- ...

... exemption he asLed for two months to teseb the child to walk, acd. was granted fourteeJ days. CONSCIENTIOCS SPECIAL. A conscientious objector, wearing thc badge of a special constable, was asked the Islington Tribunal how he would dea' with a street disturbance ...

... fatally, is reported from Hong Hong. He would not try to work and could not be made to work, a firm says of a conscientious objector omit to them to tell timber. M. Venise:^s attended the funeral at Athena of sir. Harold Beresford Hope, second secretary ...

... against Sir Humphrey de Trafford, of 11111 Crest, Market Barborough. I should probably have been shot by now, said a conscientious objector to the Metropolitan Asylums Board Appeal Tribunal when asked what he would do if he were in Germany. Nearly 30,000 ...

... Council rejected by one voto a resolution that the headmaster a Long-lane Council School (Mr. S. T. Wallis). who is a conscientious objector, be invited to tender his resignation. The Education Committee considered that after thirteen years' faithful service ...

... been before in the history of this nation.-11a. PROTIUM°. THE TYPICAL C. 0. The Prussian is the supreme and typical Conscientious Objector. His whole position is poised on the idea of a sew incomprehensible to the common of men.—Ms. U. H. REVEILLE. Everyone ...

... all other conscientious objectors. The disoipline of military prisons is more rigid than that of civil prison, and the knowledge of whet is facing them will, it is believed, have a wholesome effect upon a good many conscientious objectors. SEQUEL TO ...

... OBJECTOR DIES IN PRISON. Arthur Butler, a Stockport conscientious objector, has died in Preston Prison, of consumptioo aggravated by pneumonia. Ifs was arrested in July, 1916, and was serving his third sentence of imprisonment with hard labour for refusal ...