...attempt to give a clear view of the formulae required for the mathematical discussion of the question would be impossible within the limits to which we must confine ourselves ; and we the less regret this, as the report will be printed at length in the next volume of the reports...

...attempt to give a clear view of the formulae required for the mathematical discussion of the question would be impossible within the limits to which we must confine ourselves ; and we the less regret this, as the report will be printed at length in the next volume of the reports...

...attempt to give a clear view of the formulae required for the mathematical discussion of the question, would be impossible within the limits to which we must confine ourselves. Under the third head, he entered upon an interesting comparison of the observed and calculated results,...

...combined movement for the diffusion of truth and knowledge in India. To the hostility of Government, and to every discouragement which arose from the nature...in every case ; for, so complete was the unity of iheir designs, that it seemed as if three great souls had been united in one, so as to have but one...

...deserted their post or despaired of success. When, at a subsequent period. Lord Hastings, who honored them with his kind support, had occasion to revert...we must confine ourselves, to enumerate the plans wlnch they formed for ;he Mission, for Translations of the Sacred Scriptures, and for Education ; or...

...the extinction of the Missionary enterprise. It would be impossible, within the limits to which ve must confine ourselves, to enumerate the plans which...strength of their principles. Neither is it possible to individualise Dr Murshnian's «•fiorts in every case ; for so complete was the unity of their designs,...

...and India, win directed to the extinction of the missionary enterprise. It would be impossible withtn the limits to which we must confine ourselves, to...the sacred scriptures, and for education ; or the ohstacles which tried the strength of their principles. Neither is it possible to individualize Dr....

...tumult and uproar. Happily the storm subsided, and the Congress successfully completed it programme. It would be impossible, within the limits to which we must confine this notice, to give any detailed account of the memoirs or of the discussion*. When the transactions...

...apprehension has been expressed in regard to an innovation which has been deemed so sweeping as this. It would be impossible, within the limits to which we must confine ourselves in this- report, to discuss the objections which have been presented to us on this subject, and we...