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... 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 Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough-Street. To be had of all Booksellers ...
... Appendix by Major Sabine. The second volume is by Capt Fitzroy, and relates to the second voyage. The third volume, by Charles Darwin, Esq., is an account of his discoveries ia Natural History, with novel ideas respecting Geology, the Coral Islands, Sec ...
... kppendix by Major Sabine. The second volume is by Captain Fitzroy, and relates to the second voyage. The tbird P volume, by Charles Darwin, Esq., is an account of the discove- r rics in Natural History, with novel ideas respecting Geology, Ii the CoralIslands ...
... noblemen and g. ntletnen ar.- viee-l r- dents :—The Karl . f Hart..why. F it S ; Wi. . It S. . Sir Robert I Bait.. F.R.S.; Charles Darwin, Esq., E.A.s. .M. Faraday, K-q . , F.R.S. . and Sir l>. Itrewst. r. The Lion Capt, Hurst, which sailed from th.-* port ...
... Dove, of Berlin, for his work on the distribution of heat over the surface of the earth ; and the Royal medal to Mr. Charles Darwin, the eminent naturalist, for his works on natural history and geology. After the meeting the Fellows of the society and ...
... -•*T-J_Tiir_l W. H. Smyth. Other members of the counlMnfc-1 M.D., Rear-Admiral F. W. Beechey, Mr. Sir Benjamin Brodie, Mr. Charles Darwin, Mr HVarren Delarue, the Earl of Harrowby, Mr. Hofma-iin, Ph. D., Mr. Thomas Henry Huxley, Mr. MV. James Paget, Rev. Baden ...
... F.R.S. C—Geology. President, Wm. Honkins. Esq., LL.D., F.R.S. D -Zoology and Botany, including Physiology. President, Charles Darwin Esq FR E. —Geography and Ethnology. President, Sir R. J. Murchison, D.C.L., F-R.S. F.-Economic Science and Statistics ...
... sustenance and habits and manners of man in tbe most uncivilised state. He made several extracts from the writings of Sir Charles Darwin to the remarkable tameness of birds in countries without human inhabitants, and said experience had shown that, as rule ...
... Mitchell. Monk .Bireiton-Joieph Popple-a5 well and George Benlson. .Zlottoi-Wmn. Rilby and Thee. I.Jennings. Oxspririg-Charles Darwin and Hiram Brain- nohail. Penisi~tone-Luke Pearson White and Joel Brittoiier. y. Boyoetoi-Tinuothy Treble and Joseph Woodcock ...
... William Walker, the filibuster leader. The first instalment has just appeared at Leiric ofa German translation of Mr. Charles Darwin's work on the ~rigin of species. A subscription is on foot for the benefit of Madam? Jullien, and a eoncert will also ...
... Life on tbe Earth, is to be printed at tbe Cambridge University Press. relates chiefly the theory lately advanced by Mr. Charles Darwin. Mr. C. W. King, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, engaged on work to be entitled Antique Gems; tbeir Origin, Use ...
... referred to, are contained in * Vestiges of the Natural History ef Creation,” by an unknown author, and a recent work by Charles Darwin, entitled “The Origin of Species, by means of natural selection.” Qur first inquiry, therefore, is: What reasons have ...