... occupation. The magistrates decided that defendant waa a fish porter, and dismissed the case. A YOUTHFUL CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. conscientious objector, aged 19, and single, who had been refused exemption the Local Tribunal, appealed against this decision ...

... Lawrence, the hue hand of tie well-known woman suffragist, aix before Dorking 'Tribunal. Tie claimed absolute exemption conscientious objector. The tribunal granted conditional exemption from all combatant service provided Mr. Lawrence obtamed national importance ...

... and the assailant was scouted. C ROWD ATTACKS CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR,' Extraordinary scenes occurred at lattterwortli. Leicestershire, on Tuesday night. whim a house in which two conscientious objectors lixdd :itteked by an angry crowd. Berry w,ndow ...

... E. T. Wratislaw, who prosecuted on behalf of the National Service authorities, said that the defendant posed as a conscientious objector, but never had there been a more flagrant misapplication of the term. On February 25th, 1916, Stops actually attested ...

... before a special Court on the 23rd ult. Stops said the reason he had not bheen medically examined was that he was a conscientious objector. This was the first time he had raised this issue. On February 23th, 1916, he attested and signed his attestation ...

... rot a matter of consc;cnc- ; it’s the Word of God you see. I am abide what the Word of God says.—Ca.pt You are not a conscientious objector, then?— Applicant: Not in the real strict sense. I take it from the Word of God.—The Chairman: What do*-s the Bible ...

... and c the matter was put in the hands o the polie. The defendant said he was recognised by th Tribunal as a genuine conscientious objector He went away on work of national importance and he had fulfilled the conditions laid dowl for twelve months. The Clerk: ...

... tion conditions and agreed to by defendant.) ‘In the face of all, that, are you really per- sisting in saying I am a conscientious objector and I don’t intend to serve?’ Do you know the meaning of English?” Reading the oath taken by defendant ending with ...

... Well it’s not matter of conscience; it’s the word of God, you see. Further questioned, applicant said wee not really conscientious objector the strict a 1 Owe the word, but was guided by Bible, which told him to lore his enemies agreed that wee not lore ...

... out, it being reported that Hodgkinson was unfit for military service: 'Dennis Critoph, engineering draughtsman, a conscientious objector, had been engaged on aeroplane work, and his anneal was dismissed. Applications for examination by Medical Assesseirs: ...

... case came up before the Appeal on the 23rd, defendant, on being asked why he had not been examined, eaid he was a conscientious objector. This was the firet time that he had raised this issue. On the 25th February, 1916, continued Captain Wratislaw, defendant ...

... should be the last surviving earning son, but must the last aamving son. Sir Donald Maclean: If lad came before aa conscientious objector the ground of physical unfitness, we should bound to bear the appeal. We have decided that far are concerned we can ...