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... in Canada and the United The Prince of Wales Gates 10 6 6 0 Romanee of Natural History. By Philip Heury Gosse a8 76 4 6 Charles Darwin 14 9 8 (m the Origin of Species. of Men of Letters. By Rev. 10 O 5 O = Janes By Walter White 10 5 0 Ail the Wrekin. History ...
... Language, One Volume, Half Bound. 7s. 6. On Variou: Contrivances by which Orchids are Fertilized by clath. Insects. By Charles Darwin, with Illustrations. Post 8vo., Vol. 5. 43 6d 7. De Quincey's Works. New and Cheap Edition. 8. The Wild Flowers, Birds ...
... Syrian 2 vols. wee 4 0 this Last. By Jehn Ruskin u Wi nd Humourists. By John Timbs 24 10 Fert! ization of Orchids, By Charles Darwin 12 oe at llistory of the O; Le 8 10 sh Hunt's Autobiography. 2 vols te tn Cannecil ® vole oe Ww oO Help, by Smiles Kel ...
... in literature and science, which it may be enough to mention that of Mr Grote, the his- torian, Sir Charles Lyell, Mr Charles Darwin, Huxley and Tyndall. The list is prefaced with a notification that ‘subscribers are not considered to pledge themselves ...
... McDonald Reginald Corry Townshend, Proderic Charles Northcote Hall, Charles Herbert Toylor, Benry John (Acting) Sache vere! Charles Darwin (Ac Garry Tremenbeere, Witiam Henry Lewin, following promotions have this dey been made To be Charles Jobnson, George ...
... spindle looking like a huge hump, soem peat deel some one had pasted on his Condor is a strange once put vs in pind of Charles Darwin's development Might we in to that distinguished naturalist it is 8 tarning into an eagle, on the ‘Way. ibe his rest much ...
... to the fact that, as early as 1794, Char! win’s Dar- to ascertain facts relating to solar motions, was the pioneer of Charles Darwin. For the purpeso of the present meeting the; Io and in Ww in subsequent years, the celebrated La- juced so profound an ...
... whose death few weeks ago gave ■Hock to the whole scientific world, was the founder of modern geology—and an Oxford man. Charles Darwin, the man whose extraordinary zoological theories have set the whole world a-thinking, was a student of Christ’s 'College ...
... RELIGION. Three Tracts. the Right Hou W E GLADSTONE, M P. With illustrations, crown Bvo. 14s. INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS. By CHARLES DARWIN. PBS. ffIKE PAPERS of CRITIC. Including Artlclee on Pope, Lady Mary Montagu, Swift, Junius, Wilkes. Greenville. Burke ...
... Papers. With an Intro* ductioa. BAIN. A. With lUuitrations. Crown Bvo. Gs. THE MOVEMENTS and HABITS of CLIMB-ING PLANTS. By CHARLES DARWIN. 8. Second edition revised. With Illustrations. 2 rols, crown Bvo. VARIATION ANIMALS and X PLANTS under DOMESTICATION ...
... ward for their and the; for five minutes. Now, not doit. It must require constituted individ to perform such an act & Mr. Charles Darwin supererogation, and I Captain Salton. There good argument for the of development in penile as there is certainly a good ...
... the lastoentury, but have given their opinions more or less in favour of this ‘‘new heresy,” and, strange to say, Dr. Charles Darwin quotes ® remar! in princi pessage of Aristotle, of natural which , * shad forth.” ple With all due to “An U:d-Pashioned ...