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... him to publish the whole of the roolegical made during the late ex imto Africa. A pa a similar vse has also been made to Charles Darwin, who ght to this country, after the voyage mm the ship such an of species im di t branches of The Swiss Association for ...
... killing and devouring their old women, in times dearth, as of less value than their dogs.— On the Origin of Species. By Charles Darwin, M.A. An Irishman was going along road, when an angry rnshed upon him, and with his horns tossed him over a fence, The ...
... ON THE GEOLOGY AND ANTIQUITIES OF BERKS. the Heading Mercury. ] From the observations of Mr. Charles Darwin, learn that an extensive Tertiary System, analogous to that of Europe, skirts both flanks of the Primary Rooks which form the southern shore of ...
... found the spongy silicious blocks of Cherte Mill Stone, but all may be embraced in the comprehensive view taken by Mr. Charles Darwin, in crossing tbe Andes in South America, 14,000 feet in height, and viewing the effects of volcanic action ; he there ...
... — Sur, as you are a man of noledge, I intend to inter my son in your 6kull. —American Paper. We understand that Mr. Charles Darwin, author of The Origin Species has been elected a member of the Jamaica Committee. Bishop Colenso is about to issue ...
... the workhouse confirmed the poor girl's statement. Another case of cruelty to a chdd is reported. At Derby, a man named Charles Darwin was charged with id-treating his son, boy of nine years. appeared that the boy's parents were in the habit of going from ...
... South America, ■•■hen we have the water hog, (cabybora), and the Aiichenia, Llaema, or the camel of South America. Mr. Charles Darwin, when a young man, found some most astonishing bones underneath this enormous gravel bed in the Pampas, and in caves and ...
... These all live upon the surface the ground, ! and are characteristic of the existing natural history pro- I viuce. Mr. Charles Darwin, when he was a young mao, found some most astounding bones in this district, under-1 neuth the soil of the Pampas, and ...
... accoant to M. Thiers, wlrich is now being numerously signed, and already bears the names of Lord Amberley, Lord Hobart, Mr. Charles Darwin, Sir John Lubbock, Mr. W. D. Christie, late her Majesty’s Minister to Brazil, who bear emphatic witness to the valne of ...
... the bay, i’ was caught by a gust of wind and capsized. Five of th crew were drowned. The Birmingham New a says that Mr. Charles Darwin, author of The Descent of Man.” will proposed as candidate for the Lord Bectorship Aberdeen University k’. the next election ...
... Monday. Mr. Thomas Hughes. M P., is writing biography of his brother, who, it will remembered, died early the present Mr. Charles Darwin, author of The Descent of Man,” Will proposed as candidate for the Lord of Aberdeen Uni.ersily the neat election. Plight ...
... wonder that the tear start, character warranted manifest too much satisfaction in her In a comnnication to Aafure, Mr. Charles Darwin says: Bishop of London’s Fund.—On Tuesday the annual IMIIIIIIIIII I I I I I I M o I Mara Yet time shall soften sorrow ...