... the zoological drawings made during the late expedition into Africa. A grant for similar purpose lias also been made to Charles Darwin, esij., who brought to this country, after the voyage in the surveying ship Beagle, such an immense addition of species ...

... Southern Shores of South America, and during the Beagle's Circumnavigation of the Globe. By Captains King and Fitzroy, and Charles Darwin, .Esq., Naturalist of the Beagle. Henry publisher, 13, Great Marlboronghstreet. To be had of all Booksellers. TO BREWERS ...

... Other members of the council—Neil Arnott, M.D., Reaz-Admiral F. W. Beechey, Mr. Thomas Bell, Sir Benjamiu Brodie, Mr. Charles Darwin, M.A., Mr. Warren Delarne, the Earl of Harrowby, Mr. A. W. Hofinann, Ph, D., Mr. Thomas Henry Huxley, Mr. John Miers, ...

... length to the national characteristics of South America, referring with much pleasure to the Journal and Researches of Mr. Charles Darwin, a work which, he stated, was full of interest, containing great mass of important matter respecting Buenos Ayres, and ...

... gardener, who might reconciled them if were aware that the depositors save him hundred times mors labour than they cause. Mi. Charles Darwin bas ahown that in thirteen years a field of pasture was covered to a depth of three inches and a half with the mould ...

... ftu century there would be alive fifteen million elephants, descended from the first pair.—On the Origin of Species. By Charles Darwin, M. A. Fish as an Article op Diet. —Fish is largely eaten by all classes, and is certainly nutritious. Great differences ...

... and exalt your minds to a higher reach of thought. not allow your country to be frittered away (applause). , . . Mr. Charles Darwin, tho author of the Origin of Species, has sent a subscripsiou of to the Eyre Prosecution Fund. ...

... Boohs.—The question whether we should have our books supplied cut or uncut is beiug discussed in the Athenaum. Mr. Charles Darwin writes:—l was glad to see in your paper of the 16th ult. that you have allowed ' A Great Reader' to protest against books ...

... a child in such a case as this.—Pdll Mall (iuzettc. . Another case of cruelty to a child is reported. Derby man named Charles Darwin was charged with ill- treating his son, a boy of nine years. It appeared that the boy's parents were ill the habit of ...

... confirmed the poor girl's statement. CRUELTY TO A CHILD.—Another case of cruelty to a child is reported. At Derby a man named Charles Darwin It appeared that the bo: was charged with ill-treating his son, a boy of nine years. from home and leavin; y's parents ...

... have been made to capture CRUELTY TO A CHILD.—At Darby, a man the animal alive; Recently, however, a large party name d Charles Darwin, has been charred vrith ill-treatwith dogs went to the tercet and managed, after leg hi s eon, a b oy of n i ne years ...

... onion, and a fns therefore applied for, sod granted. TO • CIEILD.—A of enmity toe atilt is reported. At Derby a names Charles Darwin we charged with ill-treating his son, a buy of nine years. It appeared that the boy's parents were is the habit of going ...