...lands, and it is taking root there. To what degree the labours of the Union have tended to these results it is impossible to say ; but there can be no doubt that much of the increase is to be attributed to these labours. Throughout this and other lands similar...

...cause it to be absorbed rapidly. How far the same law may be applicable to membranes in the living body it is impossible to say, but there can be no doubt that, that change in structure of tissue, produced by a slight degree of inflammation, is sufficient to permanently...

...practicable to examine, on this point, Lieut.-Gen. Scott himself. What their judgment would have been it is impossible to say, but there can be no doubt that an overwhelming majority of the rank and file of the whole army would have ratified the decision of...

...either from his parents or, in their default, from society. What proportion of crime has this origin it is impossible to say, but there can be no doubt that very much of it has — and certainly no parent, and no society in cases where the parent is incapable,...

...either from his parents or, in their default, from society. What proportion of crime has this origin it is impossible to say, but there can be no doubt that very much of it has — and certainly no parent, and no society in cases where the parent is incapable,...

...without deposition and chemical change sufficient to prevent it from seriously polluting the atmosphere, it is impossible to say ; but there can be no doubt that the evil must become a serious one if measures be not taken to prevent it. A similar statement may...

...thick this shell mud may be, which is largely made up of the remains of the foraminifer Globigerina, it is impossible to say, but there can be no doubt that it is exceedingly thick, and that it represents a downpouring extending over not improbably hundreds...

...justified, it is to be found in this last arbitrary act. What the outcome of the whole matter may be it is impossible to say ; but there can be no doubt that harm, to an extent not easily remedied, lias already been done, and that unless the Council is content...

...causes than three, — in the conventional sense1 in which, of course, we here understand a 'cause', — it is impossible to say : but there can be no doubt that it is less trouble to start with the narrower supposition and to proceed to verify or confute this...

...being strictly complied with." How far back in our history this lost minute-book might have carried us it is impossible to say ; but there can be no doubt that Ballingry was a parish at a very early date. It is believed to be one of the oldest parishes in Scotland....