... zoological drawings made during the late expe- dition into Africa. A grant for a similar purpose has also been made to Charles Darwin, esq., who breught to this country, after the voyage in rhe surveying ship Beagle, such an immense addition of species ...

... Appendix by Major Sabin. The second volume is by Capt. Fitxroy, and relates to the second voyage. Tbe third volume, by Charles Darwin. Esq., is sn account of his discoveries in Natural History, with novel ideas respecting Geology, the Coral I slands, Ac ...

... Southern Shores of south America, and during ihe Beagle's Circumnavigation of the Globe. By Captains King and Fi'.zroy, and Charles Darwin, esq.. Naturalist of the Beagle. Henry Caiburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlberough- To be had of all B-xiksellers. New Edition ...

... the countries visited during the voyage of H.M.S. Beagle round the world, under the command of Capt. Fits Roy, R.N. by Charles Darwin, M.A. F.R.S. ; and forms one of the most valuable contributions to those sciences we have met with for many years. 'The ...

... the Origin of Bpe_.es by means of Natural Selection, or tke Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for life. By Charles Darwin, ?? &c , fte. London ; Murray. 1899. any deposit to attain its **aaxmnm thickness we should compare the maximum rate of ...

... the end of the fifth then would be alive fifteen million elephants, desue.ided first pair.-6a fie Origin of Species. By Charles Darwin, AvriiTTlON.—The wild bramble remains untouched, whilst the vine, under the pruning knife, bleeds at all her veins, The ...

... Contrivances by which British and Foreign Orcldds are fertilised by insects, and on the good effects of intercrossing, by Charles Darwin, M.A.) No order of plants has been more diligently studied and more zealously collected and cultivated, of late years ...

... confirmed the poor girl's statement. Cruelty to a Child.— Another case of cruelty to a cuu. is reported. At Derby a man named Charles Darwin was charged with ill-treating his son a boy of 9 years. It appeared that the boy's parents were in the habit of going ...

... Mr. Moalton'a college tutor. Mr. George Howard Darwin, of Trinity College, the Second Wrangler, the second son of Mr. Charles Darwin, the well-known author of the Origin of Species, is in his 23 rd year, and ia a native of Down, in Kent. He was edu- ...

... NEW WORK BY MR. DARWIN. The Variation of Plants and Animals under Domestica- tion. By Charles Darwin, M.A. With illustrations In his work on the ' Origin of Species by means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for ...

... conditions of the eastern and western portions of tbe con- tinent are thus reversed in the north and south, and probably, as Charles Darwin suggests, mainly on account of the absence of moisture in the winds blowing over the south-eastern and the north-western ...

... t seen in the planting of the beds, and the other the exqui.ite refinement that was apparent. Not more startling than Charles Darwin's latest book was the entire and marked absence of the scarlet Pelargoniums, bloom Verbenas, and yellow jCsiceolaries ...