...all these our best thanks are due. Bishop Gobat had already left the country on a visit to England. This is not the place to enter upon a discussion of the vexed questions connected with the historical topography of the Holy City. I may, however, be permitted...

...reception of Amia, combined with the fossil genera, Megalurus, Leptolepis, Thrissops, and their allies. This is not the place to enter upon a discussion of the many points raised in such a controversy, but we must hope that before long Professor Agassiz, who...

...all these our best thanks are due. Bishop Gobat had already left the country on a visit to England. This is not the place to enter upon a discussion of the vexed questions connected with the historical topography of the holy city. I may, however, be permitted...

...all these our best thanks are due. Bishop Gobat had already left the country on a visit to England. This is not the place to enter upon a discussion of the vexed questions connected with the historical topography of the Holy City. I may, however, be permitted...

...all these our best thanks are due. Bishop Gobat had already left the country on a visit to England. This is not the place to enter upon a discussion of the vexed questions connected with the historical topography of the Holy City. 1 may, however, be permitted...

...all these our best thanks are due. Bishop Gobat had already left the country on a visit to England. This is not the place to enter upon a discussion of the vexed questions connected with the historical topography of the Holy City. 1 may, however, be permitted...

...published any account of it, it is to him that we are indebted for pointing out its characteristics. This is not the place to enter upon a discussion of the reason for considering that our plant is not the R. nemorosus 7 ferox of Arrhenius, nor the similarly...

...overruling and all-wise ProvideLce which, нюner or later, chastises wrong and casts down the oppressor. "This is not the place to enter upon a discussion of the motivee which prompted this French invasion, nor to trace the history of the parties which have divided...

...overruling and allwise Providence which, sooner or later, chastises wrong and casts down the oppressor. This is not the place to enter upon a discussion of the motives which prompted this French invasion, nor to trace the histoiy of the parties which have divided...

...selected with a view to supplement, in their nourishing effects, the natural products of the country. This is not the place to enter upon a discussion of the physiological side of this question ; suffice it to say that sufficient experience was now collected...