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... CHARLES DARWIN*. Charles Darwin's Origin of Species was published in 1859. Its author had for two-aud-twenty years pondered tho problems it contains, and doubtless would have continued to had he uot fouud Wallace upon his track. A concentrated, but ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. The catalogue of the living ia the poorer, and that of the dead the richer, by one more illuatrious name. In tho thinned band of noble leaders of the age Chariee Darwin was preeminent. He represented the century iq its highest philosophy ...
... Charles Darwin, which has more chance of living than any other hook of the year ; after, it may be put The Autobiography of W. P. Frith ; What I Remember, by T. A. Trollope ; The Service of Man, by J. C. Morison ; Chrietna Consummator and The ...
... discovered in one of the city police cells. THE WIDOW OP CHARLES DARWIN. Among the many celebrities who pats much of their time at Cambridge (says London correspondent) is the widow of Charles Darwin, whose sons have their homes at Cambridgei Mrs Darwin ...
... the following despatch to the Lord Mayor of London :—“The University of Naples, deeply moved by the news of the death of Charles Darwin, shares the regret of all civilised nations. ’* ...
... “ ANNAHILL HALLS, MOSS STREERT, '.l ; TUESDAY, 10t DECEMBER, : at 8 r M., Mr C. COHEN, or Loxpox, will Lecture on «« CHARLES DARWIN.” ok Dincnselpfin_}lwited. Collectinn. ...
... ANNAHILL ITALLS, MOSS STREET, T TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), 10rii DECEMBER, at 8 p M., Mz C. COHEN, or Loxbox, y will Lecture on s CHARLES DARWIN.,” i pi,cus;ion Invited Collection. ...
... 20, St John Halu Buaiuess: Exaltation. By Order. M.. B.E. GAELIC PARISH CHURCH YOUNG MEN'S GI’ILD. A Lecture, entitled “CHARLES DARWIN, will {jlren by toe Kev. J 11. DICKIE. M.A.. in the above Cacncii Hall, to-mokrow (iulsdayj evening, At 8 o'clock. ...
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... IN THE VICTORIAN The name a thinker and discoverer in' the Victorian Era ie (says writer in M Great Thoughts) that of Charles Darwin. His great discovery restored to England the intellectual sceptre of Europe, and not only so, but it has revolutionised ...
... Meeting. Order of the IhTV.M. j7] Wit GEO. WEATHEBALIe Secy. The Emperor Germany has confirmed the elections of Professors Charles Darwin and Richard Owen, of London, foreign members of the Academy of Science. Sir David Weddrrbcrh, the Liberal candidate (or ...
... pleaded for free, unbiassed scientific investigation of such phenomena thought transference.” Mr Francis Darwin, son of Charles Darwin, presided over the Biology Scctiou, and Professor Max Muller was president of the Anthropological Section. The Marquis ...