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... 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. Strange Panic a As the Rev. Father Bailey was conducting service in St Marie's ...
... dealing w: b-tta's claims to the character cf @ statcem Wheeler has a short but late Dr “* Emerson,” and Di “* Generalis me Charles Darwin ” will be found conducit a acter his Tight understanding of Darwin's scieut fic nd ore tions, The Editor writes tempera:ely ...
... THE LIF OF DARWI Life and Letters of Charles Darwin, in- cluding an ical Chapter,” edited b; his son, Mr Francis Varwin, is issued this week by Mr publisher. Darwin, who did so much to revolutionise science, was (says the Glusgow Herald) born in the very ...
... DEATH OF PROFESSOR DARWIN. Another of the great of the century has gone over to the majority. Mr Charles Darwin, the naturalist and philosopher, died on Wednesday afternoon his residence, Down House, Kent, at the age He had been suffering for some little ...
... MR DARWIN ON THEISM AND EVOLUTION. The following latter from Charles Darwin appears in • work just issued :—Down, Beckenham, Kent. Sir,—lt 989111 A to me aboard to doubt that a man • may be an ardent Theist and an Evolutionist. You are right about Kingsley ...
... lilusurations, post Svo, s, YIYKE FORMATION of VEGETABLE MOULD THROUGH the ACTION of WORMS, with Observations on Habite. Bv CHARLES DARWIN. LLD.. PR S ol e S TR R T 00l gCH L ERMONS preached in Westminster Abbey on Public S Oceasions. By A. P. WANLEY., D.D ...
... String. From the Herman of Gostav Hartwig. Translated Sir Theodore Martin, K.C.B. The old Saloon.—The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin.— Personal Remembrances of Sir Frederick Pollock.— Trollope’s What 1 Remember.—Fnth’s Autobiography and Keri;nisc» nces ...
... the Congress, the sphere «.f I*,in iteing the »ph»Te humanity. Cuing the work of Sir Isaac Newton, Sir Woliam Herscned, Charles Darwin, and other disttnguisn>-d men of science buried in the Abbey, Aichdfacon Farrar maintained that wa* ignorant theology ...
... be oi intereat to eome of ' your readers : — . • . . ' BorninlSOS . . .: -. ^ 1 ; John Stuart Blach ' e . ' , . . 2 . Charles -Darwin ; , .. ' . .. - . ' • ' 3 . -Elizabeth Barrett Browning . ^ . • • ' ; . -4 . Oliver , Wenddl' Holmes . . ' . . ' ...
... 'LEADERS IN SCIENCE' SERIES. The LIFE and WORKS of LOUIS AGASSIZ. By CHARLES F. HOLDER, Author of ' Life and Works of Charles Darwin,' etc. Fully Illustrated. Crown Bvo, cloth gilt, ss. Catalogues free on application. 24 BEDFORD STREET, STRAND, LONDON; ...
... MONDAY, _APRTL_24, 1882. A movement is in progress to secure a resting-place in Westminster Abbey for the remains of Charles Darwin. Among its originators are Sir Charles Dilke, Sir John Lubbock, and Mr G. O. Trevelyan. The Scottish Liberal Association ...
... & Argus. MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1862. movement ia in progress to aecura resting-plaoe in Westmuieter Abbey for the remains Charles Darwin. Among its originators are Sir Charles Sir John Lubbock, and Mr G. O. Trerelyan. The Scottish Liberal Association and ...