... highly interesting. (Jeology and natural history will receive contributions from this well hydrography and geopraphy. Mr.Charles Darwin, aealous unpaid tributary to the cause scienoe, has laboured unremittingly. The medical and other officers have collected ...

... INTELLIGENCE. CAMBBTOGE. At congregation on Wednesday the following degree* were conferred:— M.A.—Henry Barret, I'emliroke; Charles Darwin, Christ's. B-A.—Delves Broughton, Cains: Donald Markin tosh, t.’orpu*. At the same congrega'ion, the Rev. Joseph Watkins ...

... . Geology and natural history will receive contributions from this voyage, as nell as hydrography and geography. ?Jr. Charles Darwin, a zealous unpaid tributary to rause of science, has laboured unremittingly. The Medical and other Officers have collected ...

... licking the paint of the cages in wliich they were kept. 'louse exhibited 1« specimens of rata, from the collection of Mr. Charles Darwin, none of which had been prel lied . as also a specimen of an English rat, found near the i 'lours of which were brighter ...

... paint of the cages in which they were kept. r. Waterhouse exhibited eighteen specimens of rats, from the collection of Mr. Charles Darwin, none of which had been previously described. , as also a specimen of an English rat, found near the coast, the colours ...

... of the cages in which they were kept. Mr. Waterhouse exhibited eighteen specimens of rats, from the collection of Mr. Charles Darwin, none of which had been preyiously described; as also a specimen of an English rat, found near the coast, the colours ...

... of the cages in which they were kept. Mr. Waterhouse exhibited eighteen specimens of rats, from the collection of Mr. Charles Darwin, none of which had been pieviously described; also a specimen of an English rat, found near the coast, the colours of ...

... of the cages in which they were kept. Mr. Waterhouse exhibited eighteen specimens of rata, from the collection of Mr. Charles Darwin, none of which had been pieviously described ; as also a specimen of an English rat, found near the coast, the colours ...

... Treasurer, John Taylor, Esq. Council, F. Baily, Esq. ; W. J. Broderip. Esq. ; W. Cliff, Esq. ; Viscount Cole, M. D. ; Charles Darwin, Esq.; Professor Daubeny, M.l). ; Sir I*. Grey Egerton, Bart., M. P. ; Henry Hallam, Esq. ; Horner, Esq. C. Lyell, jnn ...

... his anxious solicitudes in the service. He had one companion in his voyage to whose assi- duous labours he must refer, Charles Darwin, Esq.. who had embarked at his own expense as a thorough volunteer to science and general knowledge, and who had contributed ...

... all his anxious solicitude in the service. He had one companion in his voyage, to whose assiduous labours he must refer—Charles Darwin, Esq., who had embarked, at his own expense, as a thorough volunteer to science and general knowledge, and who had contributed ...

... all his anxious solicitude in the service. He had one companion in his voyage, to whose assiduous labours he must refer—Charles Darwin, Esq., who had embarked, at his own expense, as a thorough volunteer to science and general know. ledge, and who had ...