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... 1809-- THE CENTENARY OF CHARLES DARWIN-- 1882. Tlh ILife sumdl iF ftlh ]BnHg|HS(t Described by EDWARD CLODD Advancing years need their consolations, and among these is the material for comparison between the past and present attitude of thinkers and ...
... fell House where Henry VII* Stayed On his way to Bosworth Field, 1485 Shrewsbury's Modern Hero, Charles Darwin, and the Mount, where he was Born Charles Darwin, the great evolutionist, was born on February 12, 1809, and spent his early /ears in Shrewsbury ...
... two or three on his Sir Oracle, Charles Dickens. He is the son of the late Sir Francis Darwin, F.R.S., and a grandson of Charles Darwin, went to Eton and Cambridge, and played for three years for his University, captaining it in 1897. He has played eight ...
... Miss Shuna Service chose St. Paul's, Knightsbridge, for their wedding this autumn. The bridegroom, a great-grandson of Charles Darwin, met his bride on a skiing holiday in Switzerland STORMONTH-DARLING-- CLIFFORD-TURNER Mr. Robin Stormonth-Darling and ...
... REMEMBER, REMEMBER, THE NINTH OF NOVEMBER. BIRTHDAY HONOURS PROFESSOR SIR G. H. DARWIN, K.C.B. He is son of the great Charles Darwin and was presi dent of the British Association during its recent visit to South Africa Maull Fox THE PRINCE OF WALES AT ...
... unknown history but probably raised there. The bold orange bush below is Berberis darwinii (12), a Chilean named after Charles Darwin, its discoverer in 1835 on his famous Beagle voyage. One of the finest evergreen shrubs, its flowers are replaced in autumn ...
... received his education at Shrewsbury School under the head mastership of Dr. Samuel Butler. Among his schoolfellows was Charles Darwin. He afterwards went to Cambridge. One of his earliest memories is that of seeing Oueen Victoria as an infant in her nurse's ...
... ely easy. The first full and accurate description of the district is to be found in The Voyage of H.M.S. 'Beagie,' by Charles Darwin, who was the naturalist on board. The Fuegian aborigines, who are now almost extinct, belong to the lowest type of civilised ...
... unknown history but probably raised there. The bold orange bush below is Berberis darwinii (12), a Chilean named after Charles Darwin, its discoverer in 1835 on his famous Beagle voyage. One of the finest evergreen shrubs, its flowers are replaced in autumn ...
... unknown history but probably raised there. The bold J orange bush below is Berberis darwinii (12), a Chilean named after Charles Darwin, its discoverer in 1835 on his famous Beagle voyage. One of the finest evergreen shrubs, its flowers are replaced a in ...
... 1,800-acre farm, he claims to have increased the stock-carrying capacity and the quality of pasture generally. In 1881 Charles Darwin published, after much patient observation, The Formation of Vegetable Mould through the Action of Worms. He estimated ...
... Major Darwin, who is in the South Notts group, is a direct descendant of the famous author of The Origin of Species, Charles Darwin, and Lady Nail, who is in the same picture, is the wife of Sir Joseph Nail, Member for the Hulme Division FOUR GENERATIONS ...