... to men and women general, since they puzzle and worry even philosophers and practised naturalists. We believe that Mr Charles Darwin has been for some time past engaged upon the barnacles, and baa been well nigb driven to despair by tbe slipperinesa of ...

... Perry-hill, Sydenham, Kent, the wife of Henry James Brown, Esq., of a daughter. On the 13th inst., at Downe, Kent, the wife of Charles Darwin, Esq., of a son. On the 16th inst., at 1, Connaught-placc, Lady Mildred Hope, May 8, the lady of T. Williams, Esq., E ...

... W. Briggs, of a daughter. May 16, at Connaught-place, Lady Mildred Hope, of a son. May 13, at Downy, Kent, the wife of Charles Darwin, Esq., of %, May 16, at Tunbridge; the wife of the Rev. Dr. Weldon, of a M A RBI AG ES. May 17, at St. James's church ...

... Priory Terrace, Dover the wife of the Rev. Thos, B, W. Briggs, of a daughter. Darwin.—May 13, at Downe, Kent, the wife of Charles Darwin, of ason, Hoprr.—May 16, at 1, Connanght-place, Lady Mildred Hope, of aoson. May 16, at Tonbridge, the wife of the Rev ...

... accumulating be aims, is the guano commerce. The indium./ depth of the bed of tins testier is about sixty feet; but lir. Charles Darwin, the eminent traveller, naturalist. and philosopher, tells us that the accumulation in some rises otht Met, and in a few ...

... in Algiers. The Fall ol the Jesuits. Bracebridge Hall. By. Washington Irving. A Naturalist's Voyage Round the World. By Charles Darwin. Life of Cond£. By Lord Mahon. The Gypsies of Spain. By George Borrow. Typce anil Omoo. By Herman Melville. Livonian Tales ...

... presented M. Dove, of Berlin, for his work tbe distribution of beat on the surface of the earth ; and the Royal medal to Mr. Charles Darwin, the ! eminent naturalist, for his works on natural history and j geoloey. After the meeting the fellows of the society ...

... Mr. Dove, of Berlin, for his work on the distribution or heat over the surfice of the earth; and the Royal medal to Mr. Charles Darwin, the eminent naturalist, for his works on natural history and geology. After the meeting, the Fellows of the Society and ...

... to M. Dove, of Berlin, for his work on the distribution of heat over the surface the earth; and the Royal modal to Mr. Charles Darwin, the eminent naturalist for bis works on natural history and geology. Prorogation of Convocation.—The convocation ofthe ...

... in-Tyne, Gateshead, and Tynemouth. At the last meeting of the Linnean Society, Professor Bell, president, in the chair, Charles Darwin, M.A., F.R.S., aod Samuel Anderson, were proposed ss fellows, and John Dickinson, F.R.S., was elected.——A Diocesan Ag ...

... years, much respected. Darwin— On the 38th Jane, of sesrlet fever, Charles W. Darwin, aged 18 months, youngest son of Charles Darwin, Esq., of Down, Kent. Davis.—On the Sth iost.. at Cnnterhary. Sarah Ann, wife of Mr. G. T. Davis, and daughter of the ...

... Lewis Barham, aged years. Dabwib.—On the >sik Jobs, of scarlet fever, Charles W. Darwin, aged 18 months, youngest son of Charles Darwin, Eeq., of Down, Kant. Datie.—On the Sth Inst., at Canterbury, Sarah Ann, srife of Mr. O. T. Davis, and daughter of the ...