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... CHARLES DARWIN. The catalogue of the living ia the poorer, and that of the dead the richer, by one more illuatrious name. In tho thinned band of noble leaders of the age Chariee Darwin was preeminent. He represented the century iq its highest philosophy ...
... discovered in one of the city police cells. THE WIDOW OP CHARLES DARWIN. Among the many celebrities who pats much of their time at Cambridge (says London correspondent) is the widow of Charles Darwin, whose sons have their homes at Cambridgei Mrs Darwin ...
... 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. ’* ...
... 20, St John Halu Buaiuess: Exaltation. By Order. M.. B.E. GAELIC PARISH CHURCH YOUNG MEN'S GI’ILD. A Lecture, entitled “CHARLES DARWIN, will {jlren by toe Kev. J 11. DICKIE. M.A.. in the above Cacncii Hall, to-mokrow (iulsdayj evening, At 8 o'clock. ...
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... Meeting. Order of the IhTV.M. j7] Wit GEO. WEATHEBALIe Secy. The Emperor Germany has confirmed the elections of Professors Charles Darwin and Richard Owen, of London, foreign members of the Academy of Science. Sir David Weddrrbcrh, the Liberal candidate (or ...
... pleaded for free, unbiassed scientific investigation of such phenomena thought transference.” Mr Francis Darwin, son of Charles Darwin, presided over the Biology Scctiou, and Professor Max Muller was president of the Anthropological Section. The Marquis ...
... Temperance Institute to-night eight, His subject will ** Gideon.* 1 Gaelic Parish Church Yocko Men’s Guild. lecture, entitled “Charles Darwin,” will given by the Rev. J. U. Diakie, M.A.. in the above cUurah hall, morrow evening, eight o’clock. ...
... DEATH OF MR DARWIN. Mr Charles Darwin, the naturalist and philosopher, breathed his last on IV ednesday afternoon, at his residence, Down House, Down, near, Faruboro’, Kent, at the age of 73. had been autfering for aome time past from weakness of the ...
... which placed In the hall of the Natural History Museum at South Kensington, where there is already lifelike memorial of Charles Darwin. The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian learns that Professor Hailey has, at the request of the Rev. Richard ...
... falseness; and when this is done, one path to wards error is closed, and the road to truth is often at the same time opened —Charles Darwin. What is belief stale at the mind. What is it often taken to be? act of the mind. The imperative future tense—l will believe ...
... wise statesman iu imposing on Russiau expansion towards the East its natural and permanent limits. A lifo of the late Mr Charles Darwin is in preparation his son, Mr Francis Darwin, and will published by Messrs Murray, probably in tho course of next year ...