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... CHARLES DARWIN. ike tomittQ §Uwg. Saturday, April 22nd, 1352. The educated Vo>ld mourns the loss of a great scientist whose name has been a household word for many years, and whose fame will be an enduring one. Charles Darwin, who has just passed quietly ...
... CHARLES DARWIN, To the liklitor of the ' West Surrey Times: DRAR SlR,—The Daily Teleyroph, 19th November, 1887, when reviewing the life of this eminent naturalist, says, 'ln the three volumes just issued, Darwin, like Paul before Agrippa, is allowed to ...
... MBMORIAL TO CHARLES DARWIN• opposition. Mr. Boyle O'Reilly, who was the subject of an animated dispute between the Home Secretary and Mr. Sexton, is the editor of the Boston a journal which has a considerable circulation amongst the Catholic Irish of ...
... SIR CHARLES DARWIN K.S.E., N.A., Sc.D., F.a.S. “THE ART OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY” HASTINGS TOWN CHOIR Conductor A. Edmund Niblett ADMISSION FREE ...
... MEMORIAL TO CHARLES DARWIN. UNVEIUNO BY THE PRINCE OF WALES. afternoon an interesting ceremony took pjiice in ttie large hall of the Natural History Museum, ('•osawell-road. South Kensington—viz. the unveiling of the statue of the late Mr. Charles Darwin by |«»or ...
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... • Book 1 review -- --- Charles Darwin, the man A BOOK published today tells how after a lengthy search the distinguished 19th I century scientist, Charles; Darwin. settled in retirement I in Kent. His choice was a big. pleasant, rambling house set In ...
... 3 Where is Charles Darwin buried? 4 Where in the worid can the largest cannon be found? § Which bird is said to eat live sheep? ...
... Sir Charles Darwin BOROUGH WAR MEMORIAL LECTURE TTISTORTANS of the future * would look back on the past two centuries—the era of the scientific revolution —as the most wonderful period in the history of the human race, declared Sir Charles Darwin. P.R ...
... MEMORIAL TO CHARLES DARWIN THE MLERITKIE LIBEL ACTIOIP USIVEILIM.; BY THE PRINCE or WALES. On Tuesday afternoon an Interesting geresiony took place in the large hall of the Natural Moore Museum, Cromwell-road, South Kensington—via, the of the statue of ...
... An outstanding esample of how to work with patience provided for us by the great scientist Charles Darwin, the anni Ternary of whose death r>l years ago falls on Wednesday. You will realise his extraordinary patience and devotion to work when you know ...
... Ma. DARWIN ON THE SCARCITY OF HOLLY BERItIES. \; r. Charles Darwin writes to the Garximer's CArmse. • Several of your correspondents have noticed the of holly berries in different parts of the x t e r, and the same thing may be observed to a re ~table ...