... boxes. by son sssing thet Shey eoold set dis- no satisfaction beyond a Row Fear ete tertain- ment. isgusted with their ‘Charles Darwin once passed ab even views on inter-breeding. ther with pigeon fanciers, to A mail from London thrown out at Hitchen yesterday ...

... which Mr 's views were advocated, while a personal interview @ith the great cau! him to say after- of men. words that Charles Darwin was the most Car, real ‘© was sternly delicac; 3 but he feeling. Man—tiuil of dignity and of and No bner courtesy could ...

... disturbance. a red line Ths Biological Section was presided over by Mr Frayois Daawix, well known only also as the son of Charles Darwin. In additions to our knowledge of curvatures in the his opening he gave an account of recent growing parts of A sepert ...

... notes afford much assistance the engaging study of astronomy. The illustrations include portraits of Sir Charles Lyell and Charles Darwin. First numbers are always interesting, and No. 1 of The Comet is about much so as the generality of magazine ventures ...

... simultaneously with Saint-Hilaire and Erasmus Darwin, he had a luminous glimpse of the biological truth which it was left to Charles Darwin to establish. He may have had a cue, as Virchow thinks, from his teacher Kiblmeyer ; but to take and follow such a cue ...

... and is yet so easily reached and so cheaply yot at. The two latest volumes of Walter Scott's “Great Writers” (7) are Charles Darwin, by Mr G. T. Bettany, and Charlotte Bronté, Both are very by Mr Augustine Hirrell. good, We can cordially recommend Mr ...

... of # Peuny the World | and desi ber box, of all bn 4 Prive is Ih wi THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF CHARLES DARWIN. Yesterday “The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin work which has been awaited with much interest—was issued by Mr Darwin Mr Murray in three volumes ...

... permeate it.” ‘The lecturer, in conclusion, paid a fit tribute to loss zoo! 1 science had sustain ed by the deaths of Mr Charles Darwin, Sir V ville Thomeon, Maitland vy Cambridge Tue Costoms Port or briefl, ported on Saturday, Her Treasury Tare resolved ...

... which may serve asa reply to other correspondents.—-I remain, sir, your faithful -orvant, W. E. THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF CHARLES DARWIN. On Friday “The Life and Lettors of Charles work which has been awaited with much interest—was issued by Mr Murray in ...

... The supplies of British grain cabled New York amount to 28,600,000 bushe showing an increase of 1,600,000 in a weel Mr Charles Darwin, the eminent natur: mn ist and chief propagator of the ‘‘ Natu Selection” theory, who is now in his 72d ye: is confined ...

... that the Curator of tie 5 * scholastic district has the use of the Polish ianguaye in the girls’ school at Warsaw. Ts Mr Charles Darwin has been awarded, by Academy of Sciences of Turia, a prize of about £480 in valine, for his discoveries in of Tt is reported ...

... and another man was severely injured. The tree fell upon them. Mr George Edward Darwin, M.A., am elder son of the late Charles Darwin, has been elected to the Professorship of Astronomy in Cambridge University, vacant by the death of the Rev. J. Challis ...