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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. In Chajilrs Darwin contemporary science lias lost its greatest thinker. The author of the evolutionary theory may certainly claim to have effected as great revolution in biology as Newton did in astronomy, and the “Origin of Species” will ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. In presenting Mr. Boehm's beautiful marble statue of the late Mr. Charles Darwin to the Prince of Wales and other trustees of the Natural History Museum last Tuesday, Professor Huxley had an opportunity of pointing out the certain triumph ...
... CHARLES DARWIN gave to the world the “Origin of Species.” That work, however, with all its far reaching effects, could not have come into existence had not the earlier half of the century been in travail preparing for its coming. For the germinal idea ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. Another of the greatest men of the present generation has been laid to rest. Last year, besides a large number of famous men in various walks, lost Thomas Carlyle, who stood at the head facile princeps of the literary men of the time ; ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. DALLY ECHO AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. Saturday, April 22nd, 1882. On Wednesday afternoon last, there passed away in the person of Charles Darwin one of the foremost thinkers of the age, and the foremost naturalist which the world has produced ...
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... CHARLES DARWIN. A new book is just to appear containing much as yet marevealed information respecting Darwin, the great naturalist. It written by - his sun. The following are brief extracts DARWIN AS THE DORSEY His method of preparation was not unlike ...
... CHARLES DARWIN A great man always has critics, and, as @ rule, the greater the man the more numerous are the critics. So long as criticism is fair and honourable it is acceptable. In scientific circles Darwin's work has long been a bone of contention ...
... •CHARLES DARWIN. Lut «F.k bust o( the givi.t b.Uraliat century, perhaps the first any age, waa UDTi-iled in the tin tin Museum by the Prince of Wales, is the an assembly of men distinguished, not only science, but other paths of actira , (fort, noli a» ...
... CHARLES DARWIN ON a sale of autographs to take place in London in May. the following letter from Charles Darwin, dated from Bromley, Kent, July 25th, 1845, will be amongst ths collection dear Henslow—l sincerely hops that your allotment* will succeed ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. This afternoon'* paper bring* n* word of the death of Charle* Darwin, the great naturali*t. One of Darwin’* lateat work* i* deacription of earth worms, and the part they perform in enriching soil. Darwin has shown that a* much eighteen ...