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session appears to have lain in the sharp contention caused by " the new theory —like the of the Zoolog Development ical Grardens of S ( from pecies a b particular y Natural cage Selection in which —a theory it draws open so
however many laug , seriousl hable illustrations y crippling the )—to usefulness a good deal of the of personal physiolog quizzing ical investi , wi gations thout , which on which holds it rests it possible . The that Bishop man of Oxford be descended came out strong from l an y against —in a theory which
may ape , and protest the he most is sustained eminent naturalists by Prof . Owen assembled , Sir Benj at ami Oxford n Brodie . But , Dr others . Daubeny —con- , spicuous among these , Prof . Huxley—have expressed their willingness to
truths accept , , for even themselves the last humiliating , as well as truth for their of a friends pedigree and not enemies registered , all actual in the Herald _' s College . The dispute has at least made Oxford uncommonly livelv
during On Jul the y 16 week th met . " the International Statistical Congress at Somerset House . nent Seldom for has statistical there been research gathered and official together experience so large an in attendance all the varied of men branches
emiand ramifications of that important study as during the past week . It was from opened most by parts the Prince of the world Consort reading , and continued and discussing during lans the for week the , obtaining delegates
of accurate statistics on Industrial , Agricultural , Sanitary p , Judicial , Milifor tary leg , and islation Naval or practical matters , effort and . indeed It was on verv all interesting subjects available to watch the as a hi basis ghly _^
p their developed hysiognomy upturned them faces was a of faces specimen a the black eagerl delegates delegate of y the watching as hi they g Dr hest Delany sat the intelli in speaker . long gence from rows of Central the _4 ; he world at moment a Africa huge can . , show table eac We h . ,
have Among given Miss Nightingale's propositions , . as , to Hospital Statistics in more another On th Wednesday an place five . -sixth the s of 18 th which all London was obscured was gazing Althoug at the h the ecli sk pse was of the covered sun ; -
. y " vals with . drifting The ghastl clouds y effect the moon of the ' s outline grey li was ght most was peculiarl distinctly y visible striking at on inter the - Iiondon pavement .
Fre News derick arrived William on the of , Prussia 25 th of . the The birth Prince of a of d Wale aughter s is to on the his Princess to CJanada . The President of the United States hasin a letter to the way Queen , concludes his note thus ,
h politel to " j You the y may American Majesty invited _^ be well the peop In ass Prince this le ured in they to that such visit will everywhere a Washington manner manifest as in cannot their this . He countr deep fail y to sense he prove will of gratif be your greeted y do ing - ,
mestic your virtues . as well as their conviction of your merits as a wise and that p atriotic good it will friend and give " , constitutional th him at the great Prince pleasure Soverei will to gn return have . " Her throug an opportunity Majesty h the United has of rep testi lied States fying to , and her in
person We would that he earnestl reciprocates draw Mr attention . Buchanan to ' s an feelings advertisement . which appears the sculptor this Kensington month , has in consented our Museum pages y to to execute Mr the Gibson effect a bust has that of in Mrs Mr this . . Gibson Jameson instance , , our greatl to first be placed reduced English in
. . , , y friend subscri his usual of ptions Mrs terms . are Jameson for still a portrait needed , arid now to bust comp wishing , having lete j the ; o been do necessary Surel honor for many to mon her sum yeai memory will in s order a be personal . forth that But - the bust be laced on a fitting pedestal . y ey
_coming for may such an p end .
432 - Passing, Events.
432 - PASSING , EVENTS .
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Aug. 1, 1860, page 432, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01081860/page/72/
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