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... to M. Dove, of Berlin, for his work on the distribution of heatover the surface of the earth; and the Royal medal Mr. Charles Darwin, the eminent naturalist, for his works on natural history and geology. SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS IN The sanitary condition ...
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... literature and science, amongst which it may be enough to mention that of Mr Grote, the historian, Sir Charles Lyell, Mr Charles Darwin, Professors Huxley and Tyndall. The list is prefaced with a notification that subscribers are not considered to pledge ...
... which July may be copiously found among the short turf of our seaward downs and especially on the slopes of Petit Tor. Mr. Charles Darwin collected in this immediate neighbourhood a large proportion of the curious facts which he has embodied in his wonderful ...
... 0:1 the Pmgdish system. The Umpress Char ot c is 1 to have become mad, tearing her garments and refusing nourishment. Mr Charles Darwin author of the Origin of Species is elected a mcmbor of the Jamaica Committee. A railway train belonging to the Pot ...
... articles“ Memoir of Sir Charles Barry.! R. A.,” by Alfred Barry; The Variation of Animals and, Plants under Domestication,” by Charles Darwin: “On Molecular and Microscopic Science,” by Mary Somerville “ The Huguenots England: their Churches, Settlements, and ...
... fine weather every man, woman, and youth can And employment in the fields. - - CRUELTY TO A CHILD.—At Derby, a man named Charles Darwin, has been charged with ill-treating his son, a boy of nine years. It appeared that the boy's parents were in the habit ...
... in a volume of great interest. Taken in connection with ‘The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication,” by Charles Darwin, which is announced for publication, this volume of essays by the French naturalists comes opportunely. France, who has ...
... distances, over valleys at height of 125 feet. The opening article is entitled Darwin and Pangenesis, being areview of Mr Charles Darwin's new work on the Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication. The philosopher's doctrine of natural selection ...
... with sherbet by the Hennas in the next, of reviving 'I the Apostolic faith in Spain, and of putting down the Pope c and Charles Darwin. All these meetings, of course, have a I goeque side, and there is at dash of fanaticism in most of a thlespeakers if ...
... £2 5s. Elements of Geology, I8. ,By BALFOU7R STEWART. Principles ., 2 ?? 32s. Elementary Treatise on Heat, -s -d. By CHARLES DARWIN. Antiquity of Man, 149. The Origin of Species, 149. By Professor TYXI)AL. a The Variations, of Animals and Plants, By ...
... the Btyles, those pistils were as well developed as those of ordinary female plants. In 1863 she sent few flowers to Mr. Charles Darwin, who, after submitting the flower to microscopic investigation, wrote—the dark purple anthers are a mass of some oryptogamio ...