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... literature and science, amongst which it may be enough to mention that of Mr. (Jr.ite, the historian, Sr Charles Lyell, Mr. Charles Darwin, Professor* Huxley and Tyndall. The list is prefaced with a notification that âsubscriber* are not considered to pledge ...
... expedition rendered memorable not only : by his own surveys, but by the researches of his After naturalist, the ustrious Charles Darwin. nearly five years had been spent in this voyage of circumnavigation, the Beagle, with all her garnered scientific treasures ...
... tons—an expedition rendered memorable not only by his own surveys, but by the researches of his naturalist, the illustrious Charles Darwin. After nearly five years had been spent in this voyage of circumnavigation, the Beag'e, with all her garnered treasures ...
... a Collection of Essays and Notes, Johu| John Francis Davis, Bart. ; Domesticated Ani slowing | Cultivated Plants,” by Charles Darwin; * Pel | the Pekingese, during the First Year of the Bri tkinson, | bassy at 1’ Mi “by D. Rennie, Ss hart, J. the Music ...
... added that the beet enema ever given of the origin of man was not the exploded history by Muses, but that aby their friend Charles Darwin. Several papers were read in the section of Statisnee, showing the pregrem of mantifactures and coin. mere, in Dolph ...
... demolishing the f of Luxemburg co nsists of three men and a m. police | and was badly beaten by theformer. He is a game and r. Charles Darwin, author of the nd there lariog man, but achieves nothing except through Species,” has anew work in the sheer brutestrength ...
... Mr. Sothern has been playing at the Theatre Royal, Bath, memeralle once in in Mr. new comedy, Ax English Gentleman. Mr. Charles Darwin's * Descent of Man, and } Selection in Relation to Sex,” is to appear this i month in a German translation by Herr J ...
... eee ool, Fer- discussion, elections of churchwardena, « and select vestrymen were adjourned until M Fer- 17th inst. Mr. Charles Darwin's “ Descent of Man, an in Relation to Sex,” is to this month in National { translation, published at Kildare. Core oF ...
... his education; M. le Duc tie Broglie, a member of the Institute of France;Professor Airy, the Astronomer . ' toyal; Mr. Charles Darwin; General Sir E. Sabine, I IKC.Bii., President' of the Royal Society; Sir C~harles Lyoll, Bart.-hir. XV. Lassell, President ...
... Voysey's establishment are Bishop Hinds, chairman; Sir W. R. Clayton, Judge Stans- t field, Sir W. C. Trevelyan, Mr. Charles Darwin, I and Mr. Charles Mackay. The stall was crowded, t and the musical portion of the service was attrac-t tive, consisting ...
... Nestorian, which sailed for Canada on Thurrilay. carried • number of French emigrants for Alsace. The We says that Mr. Charles Darwin, author of The Descent of Mao, will be proposed as • candidate for the Lord Rectorship of Aberdeen University at the ...
... the 0c ography of Greece, by Hr. Ton, r, 'Tutor of Rioter College. Mr. Haney promises a new work, from the pen of tie. Charles Darwin. The Evil Et of Interbreeding in the Vegetable Kingdom. The manufacture of paper from wood is being carried on with ...