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... FUNERAL OF MR DARWIN. ( Tho remains of Mr Charles Darwin were interred Westminster Abbey on Wedneeday, the bailding being crowded in every part. All the scientific hniiies in the metropolis were represented. Punctually at noon the coffin was brought from ...
... sent the following despatch to the Lord Mayor of London:—The University Naples, deeply moved by the news of the death of Charles Darwin, shares the regret of all civilised nations. Strange Panic is a Church.—As the Rev. Father Bailey was conducting service ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... terday convicted of manslaughter, having kicked a man so brutally that he died a few days afterwards. The names of Mr Charles Darwin, Dean Stanley, the Marquis of Salisbury, and Mr Mathew Arnold are mentioned in connection with the Lord Rectorship of ...
... yesterday convicted of manslaughter, having kicked a man so brutally that he died a few days afterwards. The names of Mr Charles Darwin, Dean Stanley, the Marquis of Salisbury, and Mr Mathew Arnold are mentioned in connection with the Lord Rectorship of ...
... afternoon there was a special congre- gation at Cambridge University for conferring the honorary degree of LL.D. upon Mr Charles Darwin, M. V., Christ's College, author of The Origin of Species, The Descent of Man, kc. There was an unusually large assembly ...
... of Argyll, the Earl of Derby, Sir William Lyon Playfair, Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, John Bright, Alfred Tennyson, Charles Darwin, the Earl of Salisbury, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke of Buccleuch, and the Earl of Rosebery. A show of hands was taken ...
... it* moat representative and interpreter. What hu grandfather —Dr Erasmus Darwin—was to the generation In which lived, Charles Darwin ha* been hi*. Hat that the oareac «f the poetical and imaginative rotary science, author The Botanic Garden, who was ...
... the Earl of Derby, Sir Wilham Ferguson, Dr Lyon Playfair, Sir 'William Stirling-Maxwell, John Bright, Alfred Tennyson, Charles Darwin, the Earl of Salisbury, the Duke of Edinburgh, tbe Duke of Buccleuch, and the Earl of Rosebery. A show of hands was taken ...
... eminent representative and interpreter. What his grandfather —Dr Erasmus Darwin—was to the generation in which he lived, Charles Darwin has been to his. that the career the poetical and imaginative votary of science, author of The Botanic Garden, who was ...