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... essential to the logical notion of a National Establishment; but we all know that the attempt to enforce them on conscientious objectors is grossly inconsistent with the spiritual notion of a Christian Church. It has also been represented as unreasonable ...
... liberal candidate, has deemedit necessary to explain bis views on the vexed question; of church rates. He savs, Every conscientious objector to church rates should t6o entirely relieved from this irnposi- tioe, and I would not have any dissenter from the ...
... Rates, Mr. Cowrnn is less original in his profes- ake sion of faith. He is not for abolition, but for rop releasing conscientious objectors. He is for uid neutrality towards the combatants in America, and ,rae forsympathywiththe Poles. And to a Voice ; of ...
... recent vaodn- naton ccdensthere amre andidates apoeslin to the electors on promisea not to snantion te proaeenlion of conscientious objectors to vacci- nation.Bats the appeal to electors on that question is no., confined to Battersea. la Ward No. of St. Peca= ...
... retain in tbe face of the unanimous recommendation of the Commission that they should not be enforced against any conscientious objector. Sir Walter Foster rightly said that the Royal Com- mission Report had killed compulsion. This will be the principal ...
... harnmony with the recommeneation of the Royal Coi nnmiision on Vaccination that no penalties z should be imposed on conscientious objectors. But Mr. Chaniwng also propo-ses to omit tho sub-sections relating to the domiciliary visita- d htioas public vaccinators ...
... penal- ) ties, but only upon terms that will lead to lively a debate.. In exchange for a conscience clauae s relieving conscientious objectors from penalties, a the medical men are seeking powers f Dr e Local Government Board officers to visit f public, elementary ...
... ? t Walter Foster's proposal to accept another view of the Royal Commission and abandon penalties in the case of conscientious objectors who will take the trouble to make a statutory declaratiou. Sir Walter Foster pleaded for this relaxation of 1 the ...
... re-| sis;ance to the recommendatiou of the Royal Commnissioni thtit penalties should be aebandoned in the case o' conscientious objectors. In the earlier sittinrs, Sir Walter Foster, with the con- currence WnoVemtly of the bulk of the ?? rolession-a-t ...
... United Staten would be ashamed. Lord Snlisbury dtoes not himself balieve in the clause, for he spoke with scoria of the conscientious objector, and prononuced that conscience had nothing to do with vaccination. 'lTere ii some truth in the statement that scientific ...
... THE VACCINATION ACT. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS. Mr. Plowden, sitting at Maryltbone Police-court, vest'reay, heard for tihe flirt time an application fnr a , ei=ific.,te auder Section 2 of the new Vaccinstion Act, ! irhe ?? (a. mwa) said he did not want ...
... I to at a conference of local bodies at the Hack- ney Vrestry Hall. Copies of the certificates to be supulied to conscientious objectors under thn Vaccina- tion Act were yesterday issue.1 from Bow-street ] to the different Metropolitan Polica Courts ...