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... CHARLES DARWIN !!1 the subject of a most able highly instructive paper read before the Literary, Scientific and Debating Society last night, at the Roaendale Café, by the Rev. S. W. Darwin Fox, M.A. The chair was occupied by the President, Mr. J. W. Postill ...
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... CHARLES DARWIN. telegram dated Rome, Sunday, says : —An assembly was held to-day in the Grand Hall of the Collegio Romano, to honour to the memory of the late Charles Darwin. The British Embassy was represented, and among those present were Signor Tecchio ...
... with keon and wide-spread pleasure, and this certainly was the case when the preparation of the Life and Letters of Charles Darwin first became a matter of literary I gossip. The interest -which the public have Unquestionably taken in the progress ...
... well- ail , known Secularist. Dr. Darwin is afraid that readers an iof Dr. Aveling's pamphlet (4 Th Religious Views bo a Charles Darwin) may be misled into eseeing More . rxeinemblance than reallyexisted.between the positions * of b father, and Dr. Aveling ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. The Prime of Wake boo. se behalf of the trustees of ' the British sonsented to melee on trust for the nation the statue of the fete Marks Darwin, b► Kr. Boehm, B L., ow *seed on Isedtos of the prima* !deliver of the Natural alstery The ...
... THE LATE CHARLES DARWIN. We have been favoured -with information as to the medical history of the great naturalist, which will be read with interest. Under the domination of a many- sided, sensitive, and highlv strung nervous system, the health of the ...
... STATUE OF CHARLES DARWIN. statue the la'e diaries srus -uy in tMi 81 fXB. d/dxagtd Society, ...
... Tin; LATE CHARLES DARWIN. r aching Lairgate Chapel on Sunday evening. •. Uohert Shepherd made the following referj this distinguished scientist, who was buried , Abbey on the previous Wednesday j • There are two moments which stand out as the ! .t remarkable ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES. Continuing the paper read by the Rev. S. W. Darwin Fox, M.A. before the Literary, Scientific, and Debating Society last week, he said: To speak about Darwin without alluding to the great work of his life, though ...