... by Major Sabine. The second volume is by COPt.stern Fitzroy, and relates to the second voyage. The third volume th . Charles Darwin, lEsq., is an account of his discoveries In natural was history ...

... South America, and durnng the Beagle's Cirecmnavi- Ag ,ds, gation of the Globe. By CaptIns KIG and FITZROY, and Vise ad CHARLES DARWIN. Esq. %naturalist of the Beagle. an Bin Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough-street. TO raim ras be had of ...

... Rtoecoe. rio L O. Section C. Geology.-President: Sir cR. c. Murchison, P.R.S. P nand; Vice-Prooldente: Sir C. Lyell, ?? Charles Darwin, ?? ei Rev. Professor Sedgwiok, Hugh Miller, REsq., A.C0. Ramrsay,- Es~sndEq. Secretesrlee: Professor Nicol, ?? James ...

... 'lwns- . henid, Frederic Chiarles N'orthleole iJlnU, Charles Herbert . 'Jylor, leury John IlobiShird (acting, Bncheverel 2 Charles Darwin (acting), wihiam Henry Lewin, Harry 0 .Tomennherce Grenfehl. MARCH 15. The following promotions have this day been made- ...

... societies were present, including the Duke do Broglie, representing the Institute of France. The Duke of Devonshire and Mr. Charles Darwin were among the pall bearers. There was a choral service, the dean officiating. RWALES WASILB WSLBYAx DISTIcr Mzmrrr-f ...

... travel by r, Edward Rae. It is entitled The Land of tho >rth Wind, being account of travels among Laplanders and the Ur. Charles Darwin also has a new work the on Insectivorous and Climbing Plants, will him opportunity of advancing i development theory ...

... she committed suicide because she had been ro- proved by her master. The degree of doctor of laws was conferred upon Mr. Charles Darwin, in the Cambridge Senate House, on Saturday. The undergraduates bad au imitation monkey, dressed np in academicals., sus- ...

... we mary t be at Ieast cousins with them in religious itieas. The conteomporary portrait this a montht is devoted to Mr. Charles Darwin. r rvhose life ard labours are sketched With much I appreciation. the writer informing Us that in I uerman scisentifie ...

... medxli of the Royal College of Physicians wind of Lcudoen has been awarded by the council of the Vas and id. collegc to Xr Charles Darwin, Fellow of the Royal place Society, Th;e ...

... invernes), iry, on behalf of a most deserving man. One contribu- of tion was very prettily put-- From a fislow botauist I to -Charles Darwin. 'The Queen gave :S10,-El7gi ced ?? A lady Writes- The Suit yot sent fits beauti. its, fully. Please seud another cixactly ...

... MR. DARVWIN ON VIVISECTION. cc, -w ead The following letter has been addressed by Mir. Po his Charles Darwin to Professor Hohlegren, of Upsala, a: of in answer to a request for an expression of his V aly epinion. on the question of the right to make ax- ...

... West Stanley Pit was opened yesterday, and, after evidence of identification had been given, was adjourned. rrofessor Charles Darwin died yesterday, at his residence, Down House, near Farn- borough, in his 74th year. It is believed in Paris that the French ...