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... Conservatives have not produced second Disraeli. We have no humorist to equal Charles Dickens, no scientist to replace Charles Darwin, no novelist who bos achieved the distinction of Thackery. have not maintained the position which we enjoyed fifty or ...
... this form. One of the most notcable explanations the phenomena heredity was that given, under the name of pangenesis, by Charles Darwin. imagined that all the cells of the bodies of living organisms continually gave off exceedingly minute buds bits their ...
... passed, the whole, joyous and even triuiupliaial life. which absorbed nobler faculties, and lilted Idm. and the illostrioas Charles Darwin called him •‘my fellow-botanist. The mother J.-bo Duncan, strong, pretty wiian,” called her. lived Stonehaven, on tbe ...
... Dr Macaulsy, ss; The Percivals, E Green, 3s 6d; Journal Researches in Natural History and Geology, in H M S Beagle,” Charles Darwin, M A, Heart of Gold, T Meade, 3s 6d ; Minster Lovel, Emily S Holt, ss; Hidden Treasure, L Guernsey, 6d ; Life in Christ ...
... treatment of biological questions within the lost half century, and paid tribute to the unwearied and sagacious labours Mr. Charles Darwin, the president treated of the light which geological investigation has thrown biological science. The theory of biogeneses ...
... carrying out system of isolation, with view to stamp out toe epidemic. The degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred upon Mr. Charles Darwin 00 Saturday la the Senate House at Cambridge. There was very large attendance. Some of the undergraduates had dressed ...
... The expedition, therefore, will assume scientific importance, and may not inaptly recall the voyages of the Beagle (with Charles Darwin) and the Challenger. leaves in February, and will begin operations after leaving Port Darwin, its first objective. Altogether ...
... service. Mr. Kaudegger, Sir Arthur Sullivan, and Carl Rosa attended. Professor Huxley yesterday unveiled the statue of Charles Darwin in the Natnral History Mnseom, South Keneiogtos, in the presence of large assembly, including the Prince Wales, Uie ArcbbLlmp ...
... Macau ley, 5s ; The Percivals, E E Green, 3s 6d ; Journal Researches in Natural History and Geology, in H M Beagle,” Charles Darwin, MA, Heart Gold, Meade, 3s 6d ; Minster Level, Emily S Holt, ss; Hidden Treasure. L £ Guernsey, 3s 6d ; Life in Christ ...
... Benjamin Brodie, man of highly philosophic mind, often drew attention the (act that, early 1794, Charles Darwin’s frond father was the pienecr Charles Darwin, in 1801. and us subsequent year*, the celebrated Lamarok, who prodocedso profound impression on ...
... line, and was going home his tea The coroner andjury severely censured him Fbightfoi, Cruelty Boy.— At Derby on Friday. Charles Darwin was charged with ill-treating his son, a boy of nine years. The poor little fellow an intelligent-looking lad, was stripped ...
... liairal. Dr Macanley, s>»; The Pci-.-ivalM, K (Jr.*cu, 3s ; .Journal H* , iu Natura’ Bis >ry and Geology, 11 M lh*K;.*l'*, Charl Darwin, MA. ilenrt * f ■. 1. Mead -, G l»J ; Minster Level, Emily Holt, 6a; ili'hlea Treasure, ey, ;f-fe in Christ, Rev Moule ...