Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

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gS eilcsa innunieltsIiI'lDsn s 4, n
ought to have s,' SCI ' ,s,sa' M
even In his own p,, \ .ASlas ar,,.
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sMTa a9Ig the royal cci na,leaYle
r rer designs with Which M 1Ssg1 "a
as Rus ba a school days wcrs 4, s a
tne greatest dlsisss,ss aays tchs
s snoy may BE- said 10 n Y Appli
factory. He was or il.,e oseat
m waen, much against X. ; sIsa
ire the guidance Il a sci d @sd \
10y 10y ueslre having elwss.l ~ q
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attractions for Min b ~ I, o.e
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lngs,3 as he calls Il. TX sSo VI as
lSH; ~ 10 study, and Il NJ v
ms M. b. at London aa,. ao
a no9ors in physiology, and sS NJ. \!
assistant ISIS surgeon At Hasls,
Slr John Richardsan, ~ ,-S I.
Arctic traveller, VIA NAYS, NJ.
"a saine e. for young HUXLEY ! 4.
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long voyage to the nort 4 ~
ern shores Of Australia 'Asi n
lasted four years, durin, I, ~
the ship was almost comnls s.i
from all communication s',l
and was, indeed, for m NAM w !.
ougslue the pale OF all clviljas..
These four years NAV X "
as the most valuable q III v,
for not only did his tci ~
proceed apace and his er,'.,,
HE grow with each now dIsa.a.
y was to him also a time Il w
steal and moral training, y
ship he learnt what Deltts, Y q
nor hosbital routine bsS s,., "
teaching him the love 3, n NJ;
Tor the drudgery Of II, for ~ \
the intrinsic good to b rot N, "a.
In 1919, an elaborate IN, !,
ceiyed from him BY the ro,sI
and by that body printed All III;
although the young auttcr IN
ing on the high seas, remsisaS
norance OF the gratifying NM
return TO England al The sni H
lowing year.
In 1904 Mr.. Huxley was NJ.
after an engagement tAai hsd
eight years, to the gsans X,
whose companlonship % ma
happiness and brlghiaes, d N
bourne house Is due, and Il N
time he severed his caunsetlS
the naval medical servicq ssi
pointed professor Of natanl Ei,,y
paloontologist at the ScAod 4 n
in Jermyn street. This pst Nh
nally accepted as a tempoa1e
he should obtain q yaoai p
ship either Of physiolcy h .ra
tive anatomy. He hela 1 liaA
for no less than ihiFiySg la {
relinquishing it even ID ~ g.A
College Of Surgeons elet1slhd
professor OF comparative a1irs
As early Us the year lsjlh III
his first public lecture iad Fnigs
ing audience OF the AoyzI llsaisi
in 1858 he became Cprhn Aan
taking as his subject Flla lNy
the Vertebrate Skull Ties an
lectures to wurki1snst VI Val
Place in Mature ny Rliks Y y
Lower Animalsfn v its 0Fisl
of Species Wiki hai rsaliii1
ed. Then se1s5l lnpEA1i IVA
were published ID na sa
while universitis NaAasia
both at home and aAIcaa
for the honor Of enrolling aia sa'
their members.
In 1870 he became lsne' Q
London school board lAzlafa -
uous position by Bis siliss' y VI ls +,
national education, By hs ssAla9.
"untiring opposition ioiAii e; M |
teal spirit, that cleriGals7l wv
England as eyeryWhaa n
whatever Denomination 4 ny q
is the deadly enemy q :, se .,Is 1T,
Two years later n hsallA !, e (
him TO retise from the eAoel ~
he then undertook The dias \.
rector Of Aberdeen uIlIss ~.
secretary to the Royal assg I..,i,
ing ali his leisure to The paa.a, !
works on natural science eN4
annaared almost annually IL,
More recently PruseS9F Y. n.'
been included In many q &. " !. "
mem, Uvv,t and royal commissions ls n
report upon fisheries hs ~ Y n 4
Of fisheries in lsslt ss'sa \,
tion Contagious diseases ~
isss he attained, what b 1.l als'' y
president oithe Royal s Y U N
UNFORTUNATELY another ss,iI,
wears saw him again ID n, wv Y.
and obliged to resign tala Nv X.
S n,,blic efiices, and 70 slDas
Po ugi,r orders orders Of cCnpIsii
c cSonge He retained only y
nj otit tbe School Of Mines, d q n
~ asls I'M more assiduously ihsn X. \;
ssea,l,, t,,v questioned. " "
Contributing many ya iSs .s,5
S current literature, In 'le X, Z
tiers to The Times 49, .,,. Z, w
Nineteenth Century Inas . s. 4.
N1 Il y only d lew days s "
hands at Osborne onr I, 4 u
Of l,Sa The Right Honorable PALE
Of her majesty's priyyy eop sSe nj
t ~ Instruction Of berg y, XXI
councillor to attain .l lnus vlIIls
~, yiously holding SOM l.ns rs
pointmeut- II Is 9 ' MSs.-1 Il
II he valuable services .
S d. ed 10 his country 81 ,,sI ,.i
6 6eIos to show how ani ,,sIi !,
e agip1 il which he : gsS tax
cam appreciate By ,,I grsaI i gsi
vu lu singlsne's !
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