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... CHARLES DARWIN AT CRAIGENPUTTOCK. It will, no doubt, interest many to learn that shortly before his death the late Mr Charles Darwin paid visit to Craigenputtock. His presence in Dumfries Joes not appear to have been known, and the drive to the lonely ...
... DR SPOTTISWOODE AND CHARLES DARWIN. At the Royal Academy dinner Mr Spottiswoode (the President of the Royal Society), in replying for science, could not but refer to the loss our greatest philosopher and noblest spirit.” I know not, he said, whether iu ...
... The Lath Charles Darwin.— The main characteristics of Dr Charles Darwin may be summed up in a few words. His power ot generalisation, and setting forth the broader relations of the facts and others had acquired, was simply unapproached, and is in marked ...
... THE LETTERS OF CHARLES DARWIN. ‘The Times of yesterday prints the :— —I am preparing to publish a eupplemen- tary es of Charles Darwin's letters. My pro. jected volume will include a full from those letters of a purely terest I wae unable to print tie ...
... CORRES PONDEN CE. A correspondent, writing o ...
... the fiute. Once I had the triumph of beating him in one of our musical examinations. HABITS AND APPEARANCE OF CHARLES DARWIN, Charles Darwin was about six feet in height, but scarcely looked so tall, as he stooped a great deal; in later days he yielded ...
... HONOUR TO DARWIN. The University Canabridge propose conferring the honorary degree of Doctor Laws on Charles Darwin. ...
... LETTERS OF DARWIN. [FROM A SPECIAL LONDON CORRESPONDENT, The report that F. Darwin, in bis forthcoming Life and Letters of Charles Darwin, will give prominence to the religious opinions of his father is incorrect. Tbey will be briefly discussed, but that ...
... the Dai/y Inthe Pall Mall Gazette on November 5th ap- peared what purports to be a review of the “ Life and Letters of Charles Darwin.” The reviewers’ copies of this work have not been distributed, and the editor ofthe Pa’! Mall Gazette has never seen ...
... intends to tetire from tbe Uhatr of the House of Commons Um sad of the present eeenioii. Yesterday the remains of the late Charles Darwin, enclosed in coffin of unpolished oak, arrived at Westminster Abbey, and were deposited in tbe Chapel Faith, adjoining ...
... Covent Garden, died, aged 48. 1881— Br-njamin Disraeli, Earl of BeaconsSeld, Conservative statesman, died, aged 76. 1882— Charles Darwin, naturalist, died, aged 73. 1895—Sir George Scharf, formerly Director of the National Portrait Gallery, died. \V. Culling ...
... outside medicine should be mentioned the following, recorded Sir Humphrey Davy, showing that Jenner anticipated the late Charles Darwin in his views the important effects produced by earth worms •inon the soil. He said the earth worms—particularly about ...