... that he did not want to go he should appeal conscientious objector. To this witness replied that they were all conscientious objectors in peace time, but not in war time,and if he appealed as conscientious objector under present conditions the people of Sutton ...

... required by the 40 million people of these islands that could not produced from sugar beet grown in these islands. THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Mr. Seddon said had no qualms of conscience for being one of the originators of the British Workers' League, which ...

... TRIBUNAL APPEALS. A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. A conscientious objeotor was put through a severe cross-examination at the Mid-Staffordshire Appeal Tribunal at Stafford on Monday, by Mr. Eustace Joy, the military representative, who had charge the case. Tne ...

... the decision of the managers the Rugby Eastlands Boys' School to dismiss Mr. Trew Cary, assistant teacher, who wa§ conscientious objector. It was stated that when was appointed the oth*»r teachers in the school asked the managers to reconsider the appointment ...

... married, said she saw Hargrave kick Chetwynd.— Chetwynd was fined £1 inclusive, the crosssummonses being dismissed. A Conscientious Objector. John Fredk. Morris, miner, Hartshill.was charged with being absentee without leave from the depot of the Royal W ...

... should you do? —Applicant : Whatever I did it would not alter my opinions as conscientious objector.—Mr. Allton stated that if applicant proved them that he was a conscientious objector, there was only one of two ways dealing with him; one was to put him on ...

... l representative), and Mr. R. Fielders (clerk). John Fredk. Morris (.24), single, miner, Hartshill, appealed as a conscientious objector, and was not prepared to go on munition work. Lieut. Tingle saiel applicant was one of the men combed out from the ...

... birth to triplets. On previous occasions she presented her husband with triplets and twins. All eight are boys. Five conscientious objectors, among them Archibald Fenner Brockway, were sentenced at Chester on Monday to two years' hard labour for refusing ...

... reserved' to the fullest possible extent for essential war work. OBJECTORS' LIFE AT DARTMOOR. According to Mr. Brace, 582 conscientious objectors are now employed Dartmoor. There is nccommodation the Dartmoor Work Centre for 1,200 men. The Home Secretary mentions ...

... Wheeldon, second-hand clothes dealer Derby, and her two daughters, who were teachers, formulated a plan for helping conscientious objectors, including Mr*. Whecddon's son, to leave the country, and subsequently the scheme for poisoning Mr. Lbyd George and ...

... for providing much agricultural labour possible, Mr. Prothero hoped the Committee would consider the employment of conscientious objectors. The Clerk (Mr. H. J. said he could not say whether they were agricultural men.— Mr. Tidy susrgested that they might ...