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... feUows, that such education is accompanied with \erj disadvantages. thenaum. ri, ,rles The Phosphorescence of the Sea.— Mr. Charles Darwin paints in vivid ootoura the raagiiihcen ~ - • tacle presented the sea, while sailing '' ie lat tudes of Caon Horn on a ...
... “SPECIES Albeimarie-street, MEANS of NATURAL SELECTION.—Jcha Murray, ‘Thousand, poz NATURALISTS VOYAGE ROUND the A WORLD. CHARLES DARWIN.—John Murray, Albe- ORD GOVERNMENT L and LEGISLATION.—John Murray, Albemarle-street. th 2 vols. poat 8v TORY of NEW Past ...
... NATURAL SELECTION.-Jchn Murray, Alcemarle-street. 10th Thousand, post Bvo.. 95., A NATURALISTS VOYAGE ROUND the WORLD. By Charles Darwin—John Murray, Albernarle-street. Bvo., 7s. 6L. LORD WROTTESLEY on GOVERNMENT and LEGISLATION.—John Murray, Albemarle-Btree ...
... at Milan, vacant by the Mr. Loftes Otway, wil! either’ lished or reunced former, by which a vitig of £800 per annum Mr, Charles Darwin has for publication a pall ‘bis ex) co “On the Fer ids by means. Insects.” It ill form a sort of quel to his work; the ...
... and the poet Van der Bergh of the Hague, has been directed to prepare a cantata in honour of the deceased artist. Mr. Charles Darwin has prepared for publication a small work, containing his experience On the Fertilisation of British Orchids by means ...
... es by which British and Foreign O rc hid s are Fertilized by Insects, and on the Good Edict. of i nter . crossing. By Charles Darwin, N.A. ...
... to acquit himself in his behaviour, so as to be honour to his family, and a creditable young man to all about him ! Mr. Charles Darwin, M.A., his recent treatise On the Various Contrivances by wbich British Orchids are fertillised by Insects, and on the ...
... distinguished in literature and science, amongst which may be enough to mention that Mr. Grote, the historian, Sir Charles Mr Charles Darwin, ofessors Huxley and TyndalL The list is prefaced with notification that subscribers are not considered to pledge themselves ...
... literature and science, amongst which it may be enough to mention that of Mr. Grote, the historian ; Sir Charles Lyell, Mr. Charles Darwin, Professors Huxley and Tyndall. The list is prefaced the notification that subscribers are not considered to pledge themselves ...
... down to the Straits of Magellan. That name recalled the name of Admiral Fitzroy, who, accompanied tbe great naturalist, Charles Darwin, threw a flood of light upon the Configuration and structure of tbe coasts of South America and tbe Falkland Islands. ...
... '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- ...
... attention.—The Quarterly Journal of Science ventures upon portraiture with anything but gratifying success. The victim is Charles Darwin; but the failure of the artist is more than atoned for by the very able article on his writings. The volume also contains ...