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... goldsmith. It was in this situation that my first acquaintance with him commenced, and that too on a melancholy occasion.— Mr. Charles Darwin. son of the justly celebrated Dr. Erasmus Darwin, died during the course of his medical studies at Edinburgh. At that ...
... Esq. late of Croydon. On the 11th instant, at Thames Dit.on, Mrs. Smithey, aged 65. On the 16th instant, at Erith, Kent, Charles Darwin, Es+ age.: 62, years a member of the Stock. Exchange. On the 16th inst. M Ailnnissatreet, West. Joseph Diem, Esq. late ...
... Wednesday, the 4th of May, will be held on Monday, the 2d, at eleven o'cl,,:ek. On Tuesday last Henry Churchman Long. and Charles Darwin, of Christ College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. 7 . • _ ..-..,. On Friday last, as two L niversisy Students were ...
... interesting. Geology and Natural History will receive contribution* from tin* voyage, I well Hydrography and Geography. Mr. Charles Darwin, a zealous unpaid tributary to the cause of science, has laboured unremittingly. The medical, and other officers, have ...
... g. Geology and natural history will receive contributions from this voyage, as well as hydrography and geography. Mr. Charles Darwin, a zealous unpaid tributary to the cause of science, has laboured unremittingly. The medical and other officers have collected ...
... g. Geology and Natural History will receive contributions from this voyage, as well as Hydrography and Geography. Mr. Charles Darwin, a zealous unpaid tributary to the cause of science, has laboured unremittingly. The medical and other officers have collected ...
... g. Geology and Natural History will receive contributions from this voyage, as well as Hydrography and Geography. Mr. Charles Darwin, a zealous unpaid tributary to the cause of science, has laboured unremittingly. The medical and other officers have collected ...
... g. Geology and natural history will receive contributions from this voyage, as well as hydrography and geography. Mr. Charles Darwin, a zealous unpaid tributary to the cause of science, has laboured uriremittingly. The medical and other officers have ...
... natural history will receive extensive and valuable contributions from the voyage, as well as hydrography and geography. Mr. Charles Darwin, a z?alous and unpaid tributary to the cause of science, and who accompanied Captain Fitzroy in his expedition, has laboured ...
... INTELLIGENCE. CAMBBTOGE. At congregation on Wednesday the following degree* were conferred:— M.A.—Henry Barret, I'emliroke; Charles Darwin, Christ's. B-A.—Delves Broughton, Cains: Donald Markin tosh, t.’orpu*. At the same congrega'ion, the Rev. Joseph Watkins ...
... paint of the cages in which they were kept. r. Waterhouse exhibited eighteen specimens of rats, from the collection of Mr. Charles Darwin, none of which had been previously described. , as also a specimen of an English rat, found near the coast, the colours ...
... of the cages in which they were kept. Mr. Waterhouse exhibited eighteen specimens of rats, from the collection of Mr. Charles Darwin, none of which had been preyiously described; as also a specimen of an English rat, found near the coast, the colours ...