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b d on the 2 of the same month M. de Verneuil com- 
cibus аз wrappers or heavy gos mae ү Мойсев of 3500ks, [тыме а теча disco overy at Precy, in the depart- 
шап пу M purposes during summer and winter, but S. t Mee ig, | oot of the ; Mr. Evans states that he was 
for months to ee and es | Address Delivered. at the Anniversary eting of apra 
Geologi on the 15th February, s gravel bed at St. n ata depth . of M foot ба 
ing t si: i 1 Ву Leo t аза Esq., F.R.S., President. | the к and about 4j foot = aps bottom of the 
> ў (T Taylor f Francis.) pit ;—that, on another occasion, № wer, one of the 
ends ^ be pro m "ine ind "ie pra e garia since Чә. paa bennet of the Geological p of eb. uncovered ul exhumed witli hia 
firmly D tight to the n or stick to Soci y bas a e de éply interesting Address been n hands a perfectly worked kr» pcm. at a depth 
than t E feet from th ; 
I of | the в еше 
| President (d to the attention of its Fellow; occur most certainly in neg oh, | gravel, for it is во 
CUu m m e tt ibo iato s sedare | the 15th of last February. We say “ deeply " ” interesting | hard and compact as d to require the use of a pickaxe, 
of ion the нтв ырыт wt temperature. Ialways|. because the subject saei A, uchod u upen vas nothing and ar alid текие. al; idea of. its being а recon- 
use this method A recently budded stocks; there h geology now to | str ucted mas a p 1 is every improbability of 
were three dozen this "owe at the end o last th the hum man гасе, a history dim'in | the bones of Mta. ped of quadrupeds associa 
autumn in. а healthy state, all of which were protected | the 2 inoalouiabio g da of the past; and r rendered | with the implements having been washed into the 
ibed поте; -abotk 16. have b been е difficult i y the som: conclusions of | zra vel from an older deposit; for not only are they 
uinum ologers. When and how did man first | court, near Abbeville, the skeleton of а Rhinocerós 
cam баса ч the ин mos b ше i e Мни I— b appear on the im cf p the globe? That de the problem | was discovered nearly zt tire; and thus we n strong, 
rotected, more 150 have- - The|to be solved. anything like certainty on this | km IO oonolanine, eridenso б Оооой of man 
lan of taking up late in the autumn alluded to | Point be substituted for vague tradition ! and is the with these malia ;—that i appen 
у а Correspondent appears to answer when — are | earth, that huge mausoleum of extinguished races, | established уо а, a doubt — vm a period of an 
taken up every season and slightly covered aq | still ft look quity remote any of which we have аена 
Fern and other light material ; but if the plants have philosopher t the secreta of diet life? It now looks | found — thia. portion of the globe was peopled by 
not been annually removed, but f th g man ;—that, Odi Am nc land which is now 160 feot 
1 1 th феа "a the auth ru ible we are pn h +} b 0 feet above the Somme, has, sincé 
than that of success. Of three old plant » t| not. by the sacred. im but yup annotators, t the existence ry man, been submerged utl fresh 
е рна died, i на а le M И ied опе |“ "In the beg ino ving God created the heaven A nd the water, and an шм, deposit from. 20 feet to 30 feet 
General Jaequeminot, while other plante of the same | earth ^ [fotr in thickness, a portion of which at all events mi 
varieties which have not ved are im a perfect | 9f Christ]. “ ү is more than probable," observes Mr. | have subsided from tranquil water, has been formed 
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protectin on their own Мы iarr, viam read the En Bible, a very largo | propertion look | the level of which is now stationary, and the face of 
ed A Чез айа to a groat extent duri ring ela with the same reverence upon marginal note | which has been little altered since the ros when n 
te frost, Want of space compels.a delay of the ex: 1 do upon the verse with it Gauls and the R ted their верше 
nation; but should any of your readers а it I ; will be. usefu lto look into D history of this| the the drift laor, contains these 
promise it in a — paper. In addition to the inse | E ot 4004 years, given, with so much precision, for | | mains n? E f earlier т race of me 
mentioned in communication of Fi Feb. 23 as having | the creation, not. Ө is our earth only, but of the s y in their ancient 
passed the ла in safety, the foll. havi universe, and to inquire into the authority by hic! t ts fashi 
very frequently alluded Д in recent ені та = n of so mach import is made to the sacred кА turn. or E evidence has been 
Gardeners Chronicle, confürm what ы зч said | te fo n green "Бонев have at last been discovered t 
respecting their powers of «cum uring со Berberis t The author of the-chronology given in the margin of | M, Vibraye along with tho: xu E ancient Ehinocero: 
ja ponica, B. Bealii, B. Darwini, Вас B. arepe чие" our Bibles was Usher, гу of Armagh. Imake Bears, and pen in а vun of РТР 2 той 
hybridum, Weigela amabilis, W. roséa, 'Thuj Troyes Ch. AAA sur-Marne, 
surea, Libocedrus chilensis, Spiræa prunifolia f. piy except the че ` һе assigns for the creation of е | three  distinet era y drift, е lowest саанан 
S. callosa, S. Douglasi, Obituary: Gum Cistus, Loni-| World : that P ne poter within t 
cera flexuosa, аа арш Grass. Adolphus Н. Kent, d the lage; for, as the almost religious belief in| “Оп makin ng excavations in this lowest bed, he met 
Sehool, Blechingley, ce icd March 13. n. obate e io the acceptance of ће | with a vast accumulation of the bones of the above 
h he is led by a careful study of the | animals; and among them, one of the labourers, while 
ча бтз he в tructure of the earth exhibits, he is| M. Vibraye was in the cavern, found a human jaw. 
4 { {е у y as e еч ith it М. Vibraye thus apr this remarkable event :— 
tiet $, n proe P to show that no Т *Judge, gentlemen, surprise when I saw a 
ай жең mos s or т coclosiastical, can be found for human b". I felt. ронед to doubt 7 рын апа 
iti 2 note in question. Andi be. аз Ше jaw of an ape; but 
to belie rus 
'eautiful с Нуасїп i are 
li = эче А мет bility than any other E er d piss asd y А eel E ЖЕ, hos Ért t 
>s of best tube ym be uut at pp. 248 e 967. like 300 n ай ogieal в ue with which the|lower end and аб the Че large molar E 
m Mr. Turner, Royal Nursery, Sl h, сате speci- | world has been po between n King Alphonso X. |ва same side, I hastened to satisfy myself not only as to 
mens s of Сіпегагіаз, two of а — Prairie Bird, |© кре i ual үг ace this important 
жо et blue—and Maid of of Astolat were commended, | ОЁ years that lapsod ge Adam and our Saviour | remain had Oceupi ied. d I can "dns that the homo- 
жаша mith, of Dulwich, also sent Cinerarias, one of des 5984, and Lippoman a learned Venetian (died in pus bed, the lowest bed in the cavern, was per- 
he most striking of which was Queen of Spring, men- | 1554), who reduced them to 3616. Well has one of | tly i i 
us in former reports, essrs, E, Ө, | the. mos d і 
pink В. Princess yal; two "galeas: may interpret them and com hend their meaning." ртт his would tend to rove that the 
^4 pink Camellia named . А Бох. |. tis not then to Kings or. itred prelates or learned | first disco ад isolated fact, and thai it is 
Roses to а в sind was made | schoolmen Њаб we must look for true evidence con- | more than. probable t that further „confirmation would 
мает 5 з by Mr. Turner; among them were|cerning the earliest history of mankind. The buried ene y con 
Leonse Moice, vi у crimson; Louis the 14th, | witnesses of the earth are alone worthy of belief; amd | Nor is is Sull; "Another and a sey decisivo proof 
4 k edd Rae reden meen ЕЕЕ They say that man | of thé зенин of with. extinct species of 
; more ; le than Jacque- in Europe when ephant, the Khinoce: quadrupeds has been d Бота by. M. Lartet, 
"imus Wateren, а ёт rich rosy crimson and the Hippopotamus wers the lords of its песаси Foreign Member Soi " 3 
also contained Eugene | апд: forests, when horses and oxen of forms ùs last M › ав Well as in comm n in th 
e good condition; Dunant, beauti tiful crimson; | extinguished ages since m: vals e been his sla d к zal Soci ety reme а Ho за 
езш. and Géant des — - Bull | his food ; and that f. t 8 s of intentional ineisiong 
iiis hen im а better | form of man was first placed by чө са оп ча ineisions exist ое thé bon terred ; d. if 
pr to judge of their merits; both Mr. Bull | surface of the present globe the bones u : — жары: мал 
5 T eitch had awards for the variegated| The stalking horse of those who inconsidérately | and if the deposit in wh 
r ris cretica; апї the first named | clung to the speculations of the "Irish prelate has been | undisturbed ground, #ће evidencé is 
a ety o icauli no discovered amongst conditi 
animals. 
ons 
umat ones Һай been 
inet 
Were come true from seed; to these a Labai os nuutOus pinden; of Фо Саена ef mue 06 ariher discoveries hamily second 
nh Н о existenice an i 
ан was вый. А similar award was also | tion with: man’s works, and even many instances of his| been made by other deter P Put. for tios we 
— гз. E. б. Henderson for a plant of white having applied tho bonos of aue anal to Ма wanta must bog the zender to roler 1o VIR 
Fern Pil op adis: d ёзбек and showy kind, which rer ntm асо by Dr. Faleoner їй 1858 
"re — „А salmon-coloured Cattleya | of iptesenii d Ee Another. édition. (the иш) of Rivers Orchard 
em erded a Beat anaa Беу Mesure Veit, the bones of акі quadrupei in tho envo at cum House has appeared to greet the eni зат : These 
plant introduced ч s Moy bier vi b. auper 
iio tiat ns 4 by Mr Skinner, who is of recte Pront wich о the Royal Society in May 1859, of hib | they withdiäw. recommendations: which experience 
ndly beeuüse. 
icl Specimens of both of|Perthes liad discovered, in а bed of gravel, fünt|of frequent à abd improvements prae: 
mrt rm i with it. Bethat asit иу , it is | hatchets associated with the bones of extinct tice becomes mite: М rfecti The chief sldition en 
From the garden of the уан up Draaiiak kind. к at St. Acheul n near Amiens, and at Abbeville; | this occasion concerns the cultivation of Ora ranges and 
vi ere om amu geological | Lemons :— 
lene rg Plants remarkab beauty of their|interest, On the 7th of at Men Bessiiló “I have now. ver (Februáry 1800); the great 
сиз, man, gardener to R. H ion, Esq, | announced to the Р Society of France w die | satisfaetion of rim that Orangé: and. Ke — 
Flag received a first-class certificate for his Ала! covery he had made of worked flints in undisturbed апд Camellias m may be growu ii: pota it 
drift in the neighbourhood of Chatillon-sur-Seime; and | orchard house without âre heat, bj tlie a y sidtplo 
