...parochial education in Scotland." Nobody can doubt that, on this point, the schoolmasters are right, so far as they go. But they do not go far enough. These offices not only do not belong to them as schoolmasters, but they are offices which are positively...

...changes proposed to be made in the established church by T. Spencer appear to us to be generally good, so far as they go ; but they do not go far enough. We would relinquish all ecclesiastical property, except what we could retain with the perfect good-will...

...life-preservers, not good for much, and an effective life-buoy or two, to drop over and show a light; these are very well so far as they go, but they do not go far enough. Every boaf screw should be provided with a life-belt to be kept in the boat. Every man-of-war should...

...Massachusetts Board of Health (p. 79.) Probably most readers would allow that his statements appear sound so far as they go, but they do not go far enough to demonstrate the entire failure of the law even in the State Rhode Island, at large, itself. Nevertheless,...

...Massachusetts Board of Health (p. 79.) Probably most readers would allow that his statements appear sound so far as they go, but they do not go far enough to demonstrate the entire failure of the law even in the State Rhode Island, at large, itself. Nevertheless,...

...examination." These arguments, founded as they are upon well recognized facts, must be allowed to have weight so far as they go : but they do not go far enough, nor can they from their inconclusive character be considered as affording us, at least in a large majority...

...these things? Moreover, the books of the day have another grave fault ; they are not only imperfect so far as they go, but they do not go far enough. Eecent and the most important scientific researches find too often no mention, or when they do, the...

...of wh. it was a part. In relation to your resolutions I will say that in my judgm'. they are good, so far as they go; but they do not go far enough if intended as a basis of a political organization separate from existing parties. If intended merely...

...Reflecting Telescopes. By WS Franks. There are a few points in Prof. Pritchard's remarks, at the last meeting of the Society, that I should like to see...foci of the telescopes, and their magnifying powers. Now I note that Prof. Pritchard stated, in answer to Mr. Rand Capron (Observatory report) that the...

...in some of the scientific journals. A cursory inspection of the last twenty volumes of the JSnylish Mechanic will afford ample evidence in support of...do not go far enough. Two very important points are ignored—the relative foci of the telescopes, and their magnifying powers. Now I note that Prof. Pritchard...