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... the mother country and all her colonies and dependencies. It is expected ere the year is out that the long for life of Charles Darwin will appear in at tive European langua; Se Notwithstanding the recent of Mr Colvin’s life of Keats, another monograph ...
... writings in which Mr interview vigorously advocated, while RF with the great naturalist car im to say after« of wards that Charles Darwin was the most charming Cart; was sternly real; but he was a man— fall of dignity and delicacy of thought and feeling. No ...
... conclusions of the evolutionists ; and of the great unnumbered multitude who in these days talk glibly of the work of Charles Darwin probably dozen are indebted for their acquaintance with the subject to Grant Allen for each one who has mastered The Origin ...
... was the only person temporarily alarmed, did not make any complaint in that connection against him. A statue of the late Charles Darwin was unveiled yest-rday in bin native town, Shrewsbury. The cost, which was £lOOO, was entirely defrayed by the Shropshire ...
... Grand Old Man. The election at Lichfield was a very remarkable one. In 1892 Major Darwin, a Liberal Unionist—a son of Charles Darwin —won the seat by a small majority of 14, but in spite of the reaction he has been defeated by 44. It must be noted, however ...
... of the Executive showed that during the past year there had been 271 cases attended to, compared with 139 in 1896. Mr Charles Darwin, Sheriff Scott Moncreiffe, Dr or man Macleod, and others commended the Institute to the support of the com- ...
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... the performance is poor to the verge of dulness. A lady of the name of Celia Hollies wrote from Honwell to prove that Charles Darwin wrote Tennyson's poems, and endeavours to make the statement good somewhat in the style of Mr Donelly and the Telegraph ...
... distribution of annuals by migration and that “accidental transportation” of species by man and other agencies upon which Charles Darwin and Dr A. Russell Wallace found many speculations. Mr Scharff thinks that this accidental or abnormal dispersion has been ...
... this inexplicable mystery. If such a matter could be settled by patient from research and acute reasoning facts the late Charles Darwin might have been trusted to do so; and yet the great scientist confessed himself bafiled. On this int Darwin wrote thus ...
... country, and that men not present in person in India Myria, in Turkey or China, may there by their writings. John S. Mill, Charles Darwin, Herbert Spencer, had hail more influence, imagined, on the minds of educated Bengalees than any recent native thinkers ...
... soils, implements to work same, and plants to grow thereon received a great impetus in the last 50 years, but through Charles Darwin, the breeder of improved races of animals or superior varieties of plants has now in his possession data to guide him ...