... 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, Man’s thought is like Anteeus, and must be Touched to the ground qf Nature to regain Fresh force, new impulse, else it would remain Dead in the grip of strong Authority. % But once therein reset, 'tis like a tree, Sap-swollen in spring-time; ...

... CHARLES DARWIN. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, Friday Nicht, All the journals devote much space to notices of the late Charles Darwin. Generally they give extended accounts of the origin and progress 1 of Darwinism, besides narrating the personal ...

... CHARLES DARWIN.* The death of a man whose name has long been familiar to his countryinen> no matter what his merits or defects, his claims to remembrance or to oblivion, is usually followed after a short interval by a book described on the title-page ...

... CHARLES DARWIN. A/ ORLDS YA/oRLDS ‘ Wmfig “ !o\._,_ CHBL; LY. (szsags. Suna %fi?& nt'ia ™. both days inclusive. VWomos SOTH Ko, FAIR, RBeav, and F. Barusy. OPEN Ixm EVE, at 6 o'clock. Boxi Duy and Saturday (Dec. 27), alO ,r:y.l-gy‘;m l:‘:‘ Following Six ...

... CHARLES DARWIN. We are all little now. The giants go. The preacher and tho poet pass away, And still more circumscribed becomes uur day. And yet before they pass they make us know How grandly great are God teaches so That they teach others. For their ...

... CHARLES DARWIN. The Prince of Wales has, on behalf of the Trustees of the British Museum, consented receive on trust for the natlou, the statue of the late Charles Darwin, by Mr. Boehm, R.A., now placed on the landing of the principal staircase of the ...

... CHARLES DARWIN ** The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin,” edited his son, which published Mr. Murray to-day, is somewhat bulky work, filling three large octavo volumes. It difficult to say, however, that it is too large. When it is borne mind that Darwin’s ...

... CHARLES DARWIN. The entire civilised world will hear with sorrow of the death of Mr. Darwin, which occurred on Wednesday afternoon at about four o'clock, at his residence, Down House, Down, Kent — where he had resided for a period of about forty years ...

... CHARLES DARWIN. 'The death of the great philosopher of our line, who is destined to rank with Newton and Kepler, and Dalton and Faraday, has revealed to us lot only the perfect life of a pure thinker Vall inlquirer, but also the high esteem ill which ...

... CHARLES DARWIN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. gj B .—May I beg a corner for my feeble testimony to the marvellous persevering endurance in the cause of Science of that great Naturalist— my old and lost friend Mr. Charles Darwin— whose remains are so ...

... CHARLES DARWIN, ...