. Geological magazine. ve been enriched. Sir Julius received the honour of Knighthood in. recognition of hisservices in connection with the Colonial and Indian Exhibition; butso far back as 1867, he had been elected a Fellow of the EoyalSociety in recognition of his services to science. Upwards of thirtymemoirs are credited to him in the Eoyal Societys list of scientificpapers, mostly on the Geology and Extinct Birds of New loss will be keenly felt in the Colony where he has laboured solong and diligently.—H. W. PROFESSOR LAURENT-GUILLAUME DE KONINCK. Prof. C. Malaise informs us of
. Geological magazine. ve been enriched. Sir Julius received the honour of Knighthood in. recognition of hisservices in connection with the Colonial and Indian Exhibition; butso far back as 1867, he had been elected a Fellow of the EoyalSociety in recognition of his services to science. Upwards of thirtymemoirs are credited to him in the Eoyal Societys list of scientificpapers, mostly on the Geology and Extinct Birds of New loss will be keenly felt in the Colony where he has laboured solong and diligently.—H. W. PROFESSOR LAURENT-GUILLAUME DE KONINCK. Prof. C. Malaise informs us of the recent death (on 16 July last)of our venerable friend, Prof, de Koninck, For. Memb, Geol. , late Professor of Chemistry and Palaeontology in the Univer-sity of Liege, Belgium. Prof, de Konincks labours on the Faunaof the Carboniferous rocks of Belgium, England, Australia, etc., arewell known. We hope to give a notice of his life in a later Number.—Edit. Geol. Mag. , Decade
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