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... 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- ...
... 1 ?? I I , oil i o o Mr. R. A. Glas han been granted the dignity of a knight by letterttpatent. Mr. Charles Darwin, author of the .Origin of ye, Speoles, has joined the Jamaica committee. The total reoeipts from the theatres, publio 4 dancting-rooms ...
... 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 ...
... the building, for the purpose of considering as to the election of a Lord Rector. The following ten were. pxoposed:-Mr. Charles Darwin, Professor Huxley, Mr. Grant Dugf, M.P. (the present Lord Rector), Dr. John Hill Burton, the Earl of Dbily, the Duke of ...
... Eckardt; Recollections of ml Past Life, by Sir Hy. Holland; The Expression of the ha Emotions in Man and Animals, by Charles Darwin; South th Sea Bubbles, by the Earl and the Doctor; Lives of Lynd- Pa hurst and Brougham, by Lord Campbell; The Auto- he ...
... a man of highly philosophic mind, often drew his atten- tion to the fact that as early as 1794 Charles Darwin's grandfather was the pioneer of Charles Darwin., In 1813 Dr Wells, the founder of our present theory of dew, read before the Royal Society a ...
... manu of highly philosophic mind, often drew my attention to the fact that, as early as 1794, Charles Darwin's grand- father was the pioneer of Charles Darwin. In 1801, and in subsequent years, the celebrated Lamarck, who produced so profoand san impression ...
... the gentlemen designated. The action of Sir tir h Wyvills has been endorsed by Dr. Hooker, Professor ab] tHuxley, Mr. Charles Darwin,Professort ivart, Dr. Selater,bel ,r Mr. Salvin and others. col TreE ORIIOINAL HABITAT OF THE EUSOPEAN DOME5TIC mE It ...
... 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- ...
... Queen's subjects has descended in a line as e straight as an arrow from the original ancester d of David-Adam-whilst Mr. Charles Darwin S could prove that all of them had come down s lineally and nicely from a monkey! For sensations of the truly transatlantic ...
... M.P., Eon. J. C. Dundas, M.P.; Professor Nettleship, Oxford; Rev. Sir Jas. E. Philips, Bart., vicar of Warmingter; Mr. Charles Darwin, ?? Mr. P. A. Taylor, M.p.; Mr. Henry Robertsoir Ge.;n, BaDr t Lsh Mr.; Rev. Edwin A. Abbott, D.D.; MajordGen. B. C. Lawrence; ...