... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... POEU ON THE THEORY. In her newly-published poem, The Ascent of Man, Mies Mathilide Blind has embodied the theories If Charles Darwin in verse ; and she may claim the credit of being the first to make each an attempt on any considerable scale. She starts ...

... concludes his interesting reminbcences entitled, Some Authors Nave Known.” The anecdote tells to illustrate the modesty of Charles Darwin when came with the MS. his “Earthworms” has already been copied into some of the papers, but here one different sort that ...

... PAISLEY AND RENFREWSHIRE GAZETTE, OCTOBER 27, 1877. HOME NEWS. Mr. Charles Darwin. —The University of Cambridge propose conferring the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws Mr. Charles Darwin. Sunday was the seventy anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar, which ...

... and successfully had pursued it that he was in regular communication with the late Charles Darwin, the father of evolution. Indeed, his review of one of Charles Darwin’s works in the “ Athena-um.” evoked the evolutionists’ warmest encomiums. He bad also ...

... Milton, by Professor David Masson, LL.D “The Home Naturalist,” with charming illustrations of the home and grounds of Charles Darwin, &c. The at Home for this month contains, usual, many readable articles suitable for Sunday and week-day reading, including ...

... forty-nine years. He knew Scott, Byron, and the other literary giants of their day ; and he was the publisher and friend of Charles Darwin. His career was long and as honourable that of his father —Byron’s u Anak of publishers —and though he never succeeded ...

... this distinguished stranger is Fongo, and his particular object in visiting Britain is to make the acquaintance of Mr. Charles Darwin. Pongo is very apt in picking up the habits and conventionalities of Western civilisation, and has quite relish for roast ...

... DEATH OF MR. DARWIN. On Wednesday last [l9th April, 18132], Mr. Charles Darwin, the naturalist and philosopher, breathed his last, at his residence, Down House, Down, near Farnbore', Kent, at the age of 73. He bad been suffering for some little time put ...

... Artisan, and Peony Biographical series) mute hand, and, as usual, make good read. ing of an excellent tone. • The Life of Charles Darwin, by his sons, is now promised by Mr. Murray for October. Mr. Matthew A.nold Is wilting A Part of My Life, reminiscences ...

... general natural history notes and gleanings, reports of learned societies, and an excellent commencement of a biography of Charles Darwin. The contributors are good writers ; and it is worth notice that most of the articles have scope enough to require co ...