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... appointed V ice- Preddents: —The Earl I anmwhy, F. R.S.; The Lard Wrottesley, F. ILS. ; Sir Robert Peel, Bart, F.R.S. ; Charles Darwin, Esq., F.A.S. ; M. Farrad.tv, El., LL.D., F SS.; and Sir D. liL•ewster. .A series of other resolutions were passed, after ...
... appointed Vice-Presidents; —The Earl of Harrow- by, F.U.S. The Lord Wrottesley, F.ll.S. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., F.I( S. j Charles Darwin, Esq., F.A.S. M. Faraday. Esq., LL. D., F.R.S. and Sir D. Brewster. A series of other resolutions were passed, after which ...
... 20 0 James Sparrow, Esq., Leith . ..2 '0 0 :The Dean of Bangor . .1 0 0 'Rev. R. Roberts, Vicar of Steuckley I. 10 0v Charles -Darwin, Esq., Douro, Farnborough, 0r ;Kent . . .lo f! ?? D. Cooke, Esq., .. 2 0 0 Barow. D. Webster, Esq. . .2o00 A Friend, per ...
... COMPANY IN WALES. saddles and WWl's, 1 lady's side saddle, 4 fine driving THE PARISH OP MOPS, IN THE COUNTY OP FLINT. Charles Darwin, Esq., Down Farnborough, CR Committee of Council on Education, Council Kent in the County of ANOLIMST, On SATURDAY, the ...
... fifth century there would be alive 16,000,000 ele • phants descended from the first pair. —On As Origin of Bpecies. By Charles Darwin, MA. RILE HATs.—The Nouvelliete of Rouen narrates the following curious anecdote :— M Botta, son of one of the professors ...
... painter, is now giving the last touch to a painting which represents the arrival of the Emperor Napoleon at Genoa. Mr. Charles Darwin's investigations into the Origin of Species are about to be replied to by Dr. C. It. Bree, F.L.S., in a work entitled ...
... Pickwick; they might spend a pleasant hour with Walter Scott, or James Grant, or Anthony Trollope; or they might get Charles Darwin to expound to their wondering minds his marvellous Origin of Species theory. Indeed, when I think of what entertaining ...
... i.—[The Globe says that the list of subscribers c tutains the names of Mr Grote, the histotian, Sir Charles Lyell, Mr Charles Darwin, Professors Gulley and Tynlall.] IRISH CIE:RC/IMF:X.—At the taking of the census in 1861 there were 2,428 parishes in ...
... expedi- dition rendered memorable not only by his own surveys, but by the researches of his naturalist,, the illustrious Charles Darwin. After nearly five years had been spent ili this voyage of circumnavigation, the Beagle, with all her garnered scientific ...
... thanks for your kindness, J. P.S.—With respect to the present fashionable theory of developement, although suggested by Charles Darwin, and supported by such eminent scientific persons as Huxley, Wallace, and many others of high attainments in science, ...
... his punishment. although it is not a sufficient reneon to keep an offender from being brought to a court of justice. Mr Charles Darwin, author of the Origin al Species, has been elected a member of the Jamaica Committee, A small yacht Is building at Cowes ...
... year 135 centenarians have died ;9 Vrance. We understand that a Chamber of Commerce has been formed at Macclesfield. Mr. Charles Darwin, author of the Origin of Species, has been elected a member of the Jamaica Committee. are 370 churches in Moscow, and ...