... Bailey, and Derby. W ALTER SCOTT'S SERIALSo T v ONE SHILLNG MONTHLY. Volumes for JUNE Now keAdy. Gazwr Warmmsn- XER OF CHARLES DARWIN. Is. By G. Tr. Rsrr'Aigjy. Library Edition of Great Writers. Printd on large paper of extra qnality, in handhrsnbjng ...

... Baneroft is travefling in Oregon, Montana, and Washing- ton Territory. The Alhencnm hears that a tablet to the memory of Charles Darwin is to be placed on the house in Lothian- street, Edinburgh, where he lived when studying at the Edinburgh University. ...

... necessary for the development. The Hebdomeadl Council has aceepted an offer froms Professor Poulton to present a statue of Mr. Charles Darwin, to be mad6 by Mr. Pinker, and to be placed in the enurt of the U-niversity Musetun. The Vice- Chancellor conveyed to ...

... Carl Marz, III. Adulteration of Feed. IV. Mr. Firith's Memoirs. - V. Morocco. N VI, Renan' s HistoryV of Israel, VII. Charles Darwin. VIIL Independent sectioca Philoaiplay and Common zSensa. IX Contemporary Literature:- 1. Science. ad ?? PolitIcs, Sociology ...

... lleview &C-; Withl woodcuts, crown 8vo., 10s. f6l. ' - THE DIFFERENT 'FORMS of FLOWERS on T Plants of the same species'. By Charles Darwin, MA., F.R.S. (100 copies only published.) 4o,4s FVHE WORKS of RAPHAEL, as rpeetdi h .1. Raphael collection in the-Roy ...

... R[EMORIAL. -In pursuance of a resolution massed at the last meeting of the Darwin Memorial Ctosusittoe, the statue of Charles Darwin, executed by Mr. J. B. Bbehns, R.A., will be presented to the Truotees of the British Museum in trust for the nation, ...

... this property being traced. TEE DAnwn MEDAL.-This new medal of the Royal Society, which has been founded in memory of Charles Darwin, and was awarded for the first time at the annual meeting of the Royal Society on Monday 12st, has upon the obverse an ...

... So'd Everywhere. v QHRISTIAN- COMMON WEALTH for 'Thursday, ad Apiil 7th c ?? Qnestion-a Proposed Settlement; Dealth of Charles Darwin bt'alsa Voices Withistt The Father Seeklin _ Worshippers. M'fay Mfeetiogs: Y'.Mt.C.A. et Exieter llall; Pastors' is, College ...

... Flom the German of Gustav Hartwig. Trans. lated by Sia 'TmEononn MARTIN, l.C.B. THE OLD SALOON.-The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin.- Personal Remembrances of Sir Frederick Pollock. - Trollope's 'What I ?? Antohlographv and Reminisences. g THE WAR OFFICE ...

... LECTURE for the Session will be given in the l'hilo-. sopheial Hall, THIS EVENING, at Eight, by Prof. bIlALL. 6ubject, Charles Darwin. Admission Ad. C 4212 d ECHANICS' INSTITUTION and LITERARY tlL ~~~SOCIETY. THIS (Wcdnosetayl EVENING. Rev. W. H. DALLINGER ...

... COLLEGE POPULAR LECTTJRES.- 11 THIS EVENING, at eight, in the Philosophial dell, P'rof, el ALL'r Third LE.CTURE on ' Charles Darwin. Admission 6d. C 3751 d ltjfEWHANICS' INSTITUTION aud LITERARY M ?? THIS (Weduescray) EVENING. PHILIP FOSTER, M.D., ...

... Morgan and Scott, 12, I'eterndoter Bidns n Ong5 0 -1064 ae dt Clost snibllehed, 61 pores, limp cloth, piei.6. a-re Y ait CHARLES DARWIN : His LIf? adWOK By bof 'L 1i of. L. C. SHIALL, of the Yorlsslire College. mrs Leeds: Richard Jeekson, Cosmsarclal-steeet ...