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... 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. 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 ...

... CHARLES. DARWIN.* Seldom have three volumes of greater interest I or of deeper import, been launched upon the sel literary world than those which record the life and work of ode who has done so much to re- *lutioniee aience and to give a new turn to human ...

... Charles Darwin. The toraa of Germ, for Mr Ilarwisi ia lbw The ofew has accepterl. the fuse& sal, Ham oa Weds.— nest. Dr Wadley bat is Illstior shown he is not unworthy to he taw nwanwina at e• gakenns sad Wens& a ma a. Malik!. ...

... 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. He was the practical founder, and his name has been given to the principle of evolution in the physical world, which is now known as the Darwinian theory, or Darwinism. It may be worthy of notice, however, that although he is generally ...

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... 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 AT CRAIGENPUTTOCK. It will, no doubt, interest many to learn that shortly before his death the late Mr Charles Darwin paid visit to Craigenputtock. His presence in Dumfries Joes not appear to have been known, and the drive to the lonely ...

... THE LATE CHARLES DARWIN. A memorial addreeeed to the Dees Westminster wet being largely signed the House of Oemmoas with the object of having Hie burial Mr Darwin in Westminster Abbey. the tignatoree were thoee of Sir Chjutlee Dilke, Mundelle. Sir D. ...

... THE LATE CHARLES DARWIN. stated that Darwin to be bqried in \V*estminstsr Abbey, The offer#! » tomb was made to the relatives of the deceased, who oil Sunday evening signified their acceptance of it. ...