... FnENCH. R. T. Costy. J. LAMneB. Al. DAVY. G. AINSLIE. WILLIAX WrElsD. JOHN GRAHAM. On Tuesday last Henry Churchman Long and Charles Darwin, of Christ college, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. On Thursday the 21st inst. inquests were holden at Soham, before ...

... Treasurer, John Taylor, Esq. Council, F. Baily, Esq. ; W. J. Broderip. Esq. ; W. Cliff, Esq. ; Viscount Cole, M. D. ; Charles Darwin, Esq.; Professor Daubeny, M.l). ; Sir I*. Grey Egerton, Bart., M. P. ; Henry Hallam, Esq. ; Horner, Esq. C. Lyell, jnn ...

... 25. at Watton, Hens the lady of tlie Rev. B. Street, of daughter still Itoru.—Dec. 27. Upper (lower-street, the lady Charles Darwin, Ksq. son —Dec. 27, the Rectory. Leigh, the lady the Rev. Robert of a son. Dec. 27, at Park-rout!. Clapham-road, Mrs. ...

... NEW EDITIONS OF POPULAR WORKS. The following are Now Ready, Poet Bro. VOYAGE of NATURALIST ronn.l tlio WORLD. CHARLES DARWIN. THE BIBLE in SPAIN; or an Attempt Cirenlatc the Scriptnren in tho Peninsula. OEOKQE BORROW. 3. LIFE ami VOYAGES of SIR FRANCIS ...

... Collie. Oxford. Robert Martin, Rev., M.A., Queen's Colleirc, Cambridge. Erasmus Darwin, M B , Christ’s College, Cambridge. Charles Darwin M.A., Christ's Colton, Cambridge. 11. Wedgwood, M.A., late Fellow Christ's College, Cambridge. Thomas 11. Farror, Balliol ...

... 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 ...

... character in question, which at last, under unknown favourable conditions, gains ascendancy.—On the Origin of S/tecies. By Charles Darwin, M.A . Central Farmers’ Club.—Tho following subjects have been selected for discussion at tbe monthly meetings during ...

... Harbour of Cherbourg,” has been sent to London for exhibition. These two paintings have been purchased by the Emperor. Mr. Charles Darwin’s investigations into the Origin of Species are about to be replied to by Dr. C. R. Bree, F.L.8., in a work entitled Species ...

... MEANS of NATURAL SELECTION. John Murray, Albemarlestreet. 10ththousand, post Svo. _ NATURALISTS VOYAGE ROUND the WORLD. By Charles Darwin. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Bvo., 7s. Cd. LORD WROTTESLEYon GOVERNMENT and LEGISLATION. John Murray, Albemarle-street ...

... NATURAL SELECTION. John Murray, Albemarlestrect. thousand, poet Bvo.. 95., A NATURALISTS VOYAGE ROUND the WORLD. By XX Charles Darwin. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Bvo., 7i. 6d. Lord wrottesley on gover TION. John Murray, Albemarle With Illustrations ...

... habits of the day. IN of SPECIES, by MEANS of N ATURA or, the Preservation of Favoured Racet in the Struggle for Life. By Charles Darwin. Post Bvo., Ue. Any contribution to our Natural HUtory literature from Mr. Darwin la certain to oommnnd attention. His ...

... ORIGIN of SPECIES, by MEANS of NATURAL SELECTION; or, the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life. By Charles Darwin, Post Bvo,, Its. “ Any oontribution to onr Natural History literature from Mr, Darwm is certain to attention. Hia scientific ...