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... THE RELIGIOUS VIEWS OF CHARLES DARWIN. The controversy aa to the exact nature of Darwin's religious belief, whlcli has arisen from the publication of a reply sent by him to a German student, has brought forward Hobert Lewins, who, writing to the Journal ...
... DEATH OP SDI CHARLES DARWIN. Tan announcement that Mr Charles Darwia died on Wednesday afternoon, after a very brief illness, at house near Farnborough. in Kent, will be received with deep sorrow by scientitio and thinking people in every civilised country; ...
... It is expreted ere the year is out that the tang looked for life of Charles Darwin will appear in M least five European languages. IGkasgkhocth Railway Station.—A memorial, signed by all the Commimkmers at Grangemouth, I has been forwarded to the Caledonian ...
... THE'TIiu . veraity . of Cambridge on' Saturday conferred upon ! ' Mr Charles ' ' Darwin tha honorary degree of XIi-D ;' .:: •• .. . ' .: •••• '? . i - • •• is . ;•' TBB Inflexible , on wiri ch the foTir $ l-ton gnns now being completed in the ...
... The Emperor Germany has confirmed the elections of Professors Charles Darwin and Richard Owen, of London, foreign members of the Aoademy of Science. Spanish Brigands.—Two detachments of the French gendarmerie stationed at Versatile* have been despatched ...
... DARWIN AS HERO Charles Darwin: His Life and Work. By CHARLES FREDERICK HOLDER. London: Putnam. Mr. Holder has accomplished the really difficult portion of his work with distinguished success, yet has he weakly gone astray at points where judgment and ...
... THE NORTH BRITISH AGRICULTURIST. THE LATE CHARLES DARWIN. however, of April; it leaves the origin of life still a mystery, as Darwin never attempts to show spontaneous generation possible, and controverts the doctrine of Lamarck, who believed in such ...
... THE fsvssus OBDEB o ? MEBiT . —His Majesty the King of Prnsia- baa nominated Mr Charles Darwin , fhe eminent naturalist ; Sir Charles Wheatstone , and . Mona . Victor ISegaault , of Paris , members of the Prusaaa Order ot Merit . Thia order was originally ...
... written Professor I Ernst Haeckel. complaining especially of the sup presslon by Nature of the now celebrated letter of , Charles Darwin religion, and generally of the silence of the English press with respect thereto, has received a reply of which the following ...
... STATUE OF DARWIN UNVEILED. A statue the late Charles Darwin was unveiled to-day in his native town of Shrewsbury, tho cost of which was £1000, and was entirely defrayed by the Shropshire Horticultural Society. Mr Dalziel, M.P., to address his constituents ...
... MR DARWIN CHARGED WITH PLAGIARISM. A London correspondent says there is a possibility of Mr Charles Darwin finding himself in a court of law. Mr Samuel Butler, author of Erwhon, i'nconscious Memory, and other woiks.has recently accused the eminent ...
... MR DARWIN, Mr Charles Darwin, who is now in his 72d year, confined to the house with bodily infirmity. He has suiiered much from stomach derangement ever since his five years' voyage in the Leagle, during the whole of which he° was sea sick. Mr L'arwin ...