... Horp. kiris,, Es!q. a SECTION D.-Netrnral Histery.-Di'. Rrbt. Browine, fPr-ofessor-Forbes, Mlr.H,-Strickianrd, arid Mi-. Charles -Darwin. C SECTION E-Physiolegv,Dr. Rog-et, Dir. Ferbes, -Dr. uwlr, aird Sir J. ClarL e. t Colonel Sykes, JlHe vvood, Rs+j ...

... gently agitated than the most beautiful giorden on earth when a gentle breeze passes Al through the waving bough. Mr. Charles Darwin paints al in vivid colours the uagnificenit spectacle presented by tr tle sea, while sailing in tme latitudes of Cape ...

... er T ewnend, Frederic Cicarles Northeote Hall, Charles Herbert ar, Taylor, aenry John Robilliard (acting), Sacheverel Charles Darwin C he (acting), William Henry Lewin, acd B arry Tremenbeere Grenfell. c he StARcR i5-a ee . d The foilawing promotions ...

... Admiralty, the public ,ea time as well as the public coffers should be carefully 5he watched. THE DasorET OF MAir.,-Mr. Charles Darwin ?? me far as) has just published a work in two volumes on The Ur, Descent ot Man. Tue conclusion at which the author ...

... building, for tire prrepose ?? consinlcrirtg DS , the election of a Lord iRector. Tire folloelag ton NIL proposed:-Ms. Charles Darwin, llrofessor Hsaley, } 3 Grant Duff, Mr.P (the lrrcellt Lorri heactor), Dr. J a Hill Burton, the Earl ef Ddary, the Druke ...

... Origin of Man, Dr. Cousins is about to perpetrate a worse crime than Mr.Knapp probably ever dreamed of committing. v, Mr. Charles Darwin is well-known by name, and the main e features of his theory are pretty generally understood; for 0 though probably not ...

... Isbours. Dr. Mfoffattt, as is well known, is Dr. , Livingetoun's father-in-law. ;PaeecrCEToNe IN T1nE LOwVRn AuIecac 5.-Mr. Charles Darwin writes, in ?? :-As several persons seem inter ;ested in lMr. W~allace's suggestion that anmieals fiod their ;way home ...

... MR. DARWIN ON CATTLE 12EKING. - . Dwwit1 writes at soma tlength on this si . Mhr. Charles Darwin writes at somi length on this s81300o A to the AgricuturaC Gosette. IHe says We ?? such good evidonco of the jiuheritance of constitutional diseases3 such ...

... ,July, 1858, two papers were least read at the mneeting of the Lineman. Socliey on the Origin norof Sicc, ore by Mr.Charles Darwin sonA the other by Mi, ao nAlfre~~dcl'tVallace, naturalists of great eminence, one of whom 3 iut. had been Onl a voyage ...

... Conservativeshave decided to nominate the Bight Hon a Robert Lowe for te rectorship. in opposition to Mr. Robert I '111 . Mr. Charles Darwin had the honorary degree of Doctor er of Laws conferred on him at Cambridge o0 Saturday. An t d, imitation money In ftul ...

... contributed by Mr. Tighe Hopkins, and dual! there are some further notes and reminiscences of the much late W.H. Harrison. Mr. Charles Darwin forms the sub- only 1 0. ject of the couteuiporaryportraits, and, in addition to what ?? we have already mentioned, there ...

... artistic world, and it is she who has iven us grantehd. Vi the features of Thomas Carlyle, Samuel WiTw erfore, Disce in Charles Darwin, Henry Taylor, G, F. Watts, Longfellow, af ternoo ill and Alfred Tennyson in a manner with which no portrait County] te ...