... Nature, 1881; Colours of Flowers, 1882; C'{'oin Clout's Calendar, 183 Flowvers and their Pedi- grees, 1884; and Charles Darwin (in :1 Andrew Lang's series of 'English Vorthies ), iS85. In 1853 Mr AUlen bagan to trY his hand at fiction, his first ...

... 9beradnated as Bachelor of Arts in 1832, taking the Mastership in 1S37. Very early in life, the statiic aspirations of Charles Darwin at- tsted the noti ce of his elders and mentors, and his first start on the scientific highway was given when, on the ...

... mexre severely. In thc immortal bead-roll of scientific glory there is no reater name since Nesetoig' than that of Charles Darwin. The work ef Darwin's life was well nigh done when be was taken away in tihe ripeness of years, 'and when the clouds of ...

... these are his Evolutionist at Large (1881), u his book on The Colour Sense (1879), and his b interesting biography of Charles Darwin (1885). t In the same connection, too, may be mentioned P his Colour of Flowers and Flowers and their ) Pedigrecs ...

... the anatomist, whose I memory will dwell with the world. We speak of William Harvey, we talk of John Hunter, we think of Charles Darwin-each and all of them we love to designate by their simple mimes alone. So is it with the great man who is no more. He ...