... SCOTLAND AND THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR TO VACCINATION. To the Editor of the Alloa Advertiser. Sib.— There is to observed a widespread complaint on the part Scotsmen and women against the nun-extension Scotland the “Conscience Clauae” contained in the ...

... inctastrku carried cm for profit in charitable and reformatory institutions, convent laundries, etc. The rk-hte the conscientious objector vaccination have been for the first time recognised in Scotland and the process of getting a eertiticate of exemption ...

... Lupton's motion to Vaccination in Scotland. In doing he pointed out that in Scotland we bad uot the same privileged the conscientious objector had in Eng land, and that we claimed similarity and simultanity of treatment. While personally in of vacillation—having ...

... aged months, be vaccinated when called upon the public vaccinator. It stated on respond ©ill's behalf Dial waa a conscientious objector but bad been too late lodging his declaration. Mr Cuthbert, for the Parish Council, said respondent had been com- ...

... and will great value iu preventing the Patents Office from being used to restrict British trade. For the first time conscientious objectors to vaccinatiou iu .Scotland wid have the same measure relief afford them in and another mile Hill English objectors ...

... the Church were no longer insisted upon.’ This concession, he thinks, would meet the ‘roost specious* argument of conscientious objectors. The necessary charges for public worship are not of formidable amount, and those which arc unnecessary—such as for ...

... King and Queen had set such noble cxamnle, the richer classes the community would aid and assist. MR WASON M.P.. AND CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS TO VACCINATION. (To the Editor of the “Alloa Advertiser.”) Sip.—Kindly state in your next issue that, in r* |»ly to ...