820 THE JOURNAL OF BOTANY 
ten to twelve parts, forming two volum The author devote 
es. 
ninety-two pages to a general introduction, treating of the mai 
process by which they have been reproduced from the original 
wings. owever, it will be an immense boon to have figures of 
all the European species.—A. G. 
Ix a booklet entitled What does Science say? (Catholic Trut 
Society, 69, Southwark Bridge Road S.E., price 2d.) the Rev. 
word, or adduced a single fact, that could lend any colour whatever 
to the claim thus advanced on his 
such proof being discoverable.” Father Gerard quotes from Darwin's 
letters between 1855 and 1882—the last written within two months 
of his death—passages distinctly- disclaiming any such position as 
that claimed for him by his advocate. Darwin’s last words on the 
been advanced in favour of a livine being, being 
ted 
lodds and Grant Allens, and we are sorry that 
Dyer should haye joined their ranks. 
