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... D. Thomson. hli Section C.-Geology.-president--Sir EI. 1. Murchison, F.R.S. ar Vice-Presidente-Sir C. Lyell, P.B.S.; Charles Darwin, F.R.S.: Rev.T Professor Sediveick, P.B.S. ; Hugh Miller; A. C. Ramnsey, P.B.S. et Secretarics-Professor Nicel, F.G0.S ...
... B C Geology—President, William Houkins, Esq., L.L.D., f!r.s! D. Zoology and Botany, including Physiology- President I Charles Darwin, Esq., F.K.S. E. Geography and i logy-President, Sir K. I. Murchison, D.C.L., F.R.S. F Economic Science and Statistic ...
... -GsOrOGY.-Prestdent: Mr Wm. Hiopkhis, LL.D., F.B.S. ( ,D.-ZooLOGY AND BOTANY, INCLUDING PHYSIOLoorY.-Prcsi- .on dent: Mr Charles Darwin, F.R.S. .iS- E.-OEeOGRAPc'Y AND ETreNOLOGY. - President: Sir R. I. t Lp- Murchison, D..CL FPR S. en- F.-EscNOiiC SCrErNCr ...
... relating to the origin of species. Osi I this difficult and mysditrious subject a work will very shortly 3 appear, by Mr Charles Darwin, the result of twenty years of observation and experiment in Zoology, Botany, and Geology, by which he has been led to ...
... Professor Jamieson, Dr. Roget (many years Secretary to the Royal Society), Edward Forbes, Hugh Miller, Sir John Richardson, Charles Darwin, Dr. Falconer, Dr. (I rant, and Dr. Carpenter (Registrar of the London University); in physical and mechanical science—Sir ...
... the Hypothesis, has been constantly bringing his view of the animal creation more and more into harmony with it. Mr. Charles Darwin is about to issue a book presenting views as to the origin of species which must give it much support, ror some years ...
... The publishing price is 31s Od. up The first instalment has just appeared at Leipsic of a fez German translation of Mir Charles Darwin's work on thse aP origin of species. s The leading Calcutta journals say it is well known in In- tie dia that, for the ...
... so distin- .in guished a personage acid so competent a judge as ties famous HiE 'aS author of The Origin of Speeieso-Charles Darwin:- 05 inl I have read withI admiration all your (Mr Jamkieson's) U )-papers onl tho maore recent geological changes in ...
... Time's of the Apo6sf16es ally to the Age-of Charlemagne.1 line. . Air Murray- promises a new work from the Z'an Of Mr - -Charles Darwin, The Evil Effects of Initer Breeding in the ,i -Vegetable Kingdom.~ T- emarnufacture of, paerom wood is being a~e on ...
... was while medical officer to an asylum in the South of England that he contributed those practical observations Ir to Dr Charles Darwin which led that distinguished natural. ist and philosopher to mention the young Scotchman's s- name no less than three ...
... tolerant of the idea that for Voons, ,etbracing untold millions of years, the 'earth had been the theatre of life and death. Charles Darwin's theory of :the & development of species was the natural outcome of the pro- 5 gress of Scientific discovery. The theory ...
... Christian Year. Canon Barry. ter. Crown Svo, THE EFFECTS of CROSS and SELF-FERTILIZATION in the VEGETABLE KINGDOM. By CHARLES DARWIN. F.R.S. 4 vols. medium Sro, SPEAKER’S COMMENTARY on the NEW TESTAMENT. With ,L Explanatory and Critical Commentary, and ...