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... g. Geology and Natural History will receive contributions from this voyage, as well as Hydrography and Geography. Mr. Charles Darwin, a zealous unpaid tributary to the cause of science, has laboured unremittingly. The medical and other officers have collected ...
... g. Geology and natural history will receive contributions from this voyage, as well as hydrography and geography. Mr. Charles Darwin, a zealous unpaid tributary to the cause of science, has laboured uriremittingly. The medical and other officers have ...
... . Geology and naturd history will receive contributions from this voyage, as well as h>drography and geo. graphy. Mr. Charles Darwin, zealous unpaid tributary the i oi science, has laboured unremittingly. The medical and other ofticcrs have collected ...
... natural history will receive extensive and valuable contributions from the voyage, as well as hydrography and geography. Mr. Charles Darwin, a z?alous and unpaid tributary to the cause of science, and who accompanied Captain Fitzroy in his expedition, has laboured ...
... results arc interesting. Geology and natural history will receive contiitmtious from this voyage, well as and geography. Mr. Charles Darwin. tealous unpaid iriuutary the cause of science, has la- uiux-miltingiy. The medical and other officers have collected ...
... interestin Geology and natural history will receive eonlnlm I from ibis voyage, as w, 11 as hydrography ami geography. Mr Charles Darwin, zealous unpaid tnhutary the cause .’,f science has laboured unremittingly. Ihe medical amt other officers have collected ...
... Geology and oalur.il biatory will receive contribution* from tliia voyage, as well a* hydrography and geography. Mr. Charles Darwin, a sralou* unpaid tributary to the cause of science, hat laboured unremittingly. The medical and other officers have collected ...
... chronorouno employed, and the results are highly m Geology and Natural History will receive TZ voyage, as well as Hydrou Mr. Charles Darwin, zea.HhS the cause of science, has lahCred unremittingly and the medical and other officers have collected in pro|)ortion ...
... — Geology sud natural history will receive contrihatiooe trees this voyage, as well as hydrography and geography. Mr. Charles Darwin, sealuut unpaid tributary to the caaav science, has laboured unremittingly. The mrdiral and other nßntrr hare collected ...
... interesting. Geology and Natural History will receive co ll mbulions from this voyage, well Hydrography and Geography. Mr Charles Darwin, scaluus unpaid tributary the cause of science, has laboured medical, and other officers, have collected, proportion to ...
... interesting. Geology and Natural History will receive contributions from this voyage, as well as Hydrography and Geography. Charles Darwin, a zealous unpaid tributary to the cause of science, has laboured unremittingly. The medical and other officers have collected ...
... History will receive ex- tensite and valuable contributions from this voyage, as well as Hydrography and Geography' Mr. Charles Darwin, a zealous and unpaid tributary to the Cause of Science, and who accompanied Capt, Fitzroy in this expedition, has 'labtiuted ...