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... ' lawgivers within the four sees of Holy Ireland. WRECKED ON THE GOODWINS. feennene Derwin, grandfather of the (weans Charles Darwin, the naturalist, inscribed upon , !us seal the eignigennt words, Omega ex wrie '—all thieve arm fessa oystera Bat from ...
... ruses growu ; Marie Bauman, a large and well-formed cream crimson ; Violette ISouyer, a d»l>cate fle»h colour, ami shape; Charles Darwin, dark crimson, splendid build and fulness; Mrs John a fine pink, with large flowers. Mr Cathcart has also a fine collcctiou ...
... special steamer en route for Germany. Neither of the young Princesses accompanied their parents. A statue of the late Charles Darwin was un- veiled yesterday iv his native town of Shrews- bury. The cost was entirely defrayed by the Shropshire Horticultural ...
... management of Mr Macrae. The death is announced of Johann Adam Klein, the Nestor of Munich artists, at the age of 83. Mr Charles Darwin has been appointed foreign honorary member of the Imperial Academy of Science at Vienna. Gener-il Sir Jolm Michel. ?? ...
... inappropriately designated English Worthies, and which comprises such eminent names as Ben Jonson, George Canning, and Charles Darwin, we have presented in clear and forcible language the career of one who, notwithstanding many shortcomings, has, as the ...
... stupid boy that little could be made of. and none of them imagined that he would rise in after-life above mediocrity. Charles Darwin was another dull boy at school, and so was Henry Ward Beecher, who could never learn the Shorter Catechism. Robert Chambers ...
... Biography, from the Times of the Apostles to the Age of Charlemagne. Mr Murray promises a new work from the pen of Mr Charles Darwin, The Evil Effects of Inter Breeding in the Vegetable Kingdom. The manufacture of paper from wood is being carried on ...
... case of our children—a decided chuckling or laughing sound is uttered, though the laughter is sometimes noiseless. wrote Charles Darwin, after characteristically painstaking observation spent among the monkeys of Zoologial gardens. Lord Roeebery's determination ...
... the girl mistook for gin, and then fi 1 ed it up with boil- ing water from the kitchen boiler.—‘* Life and Letters of Charles Darwin.” TREASURES OF TRE OF APOLLO aT Detrut.—The temple of Apollo, even when we calculate value as of the present time, was ...
... | Longiellow, the American poet of world-wide fame (March 24), Dante Gabriel Rosetti, the poet and painter (April 9), Charles Darwin, the naturalist (April 19), R. W. Emerson, the American philosophical writer (Aprit 27), Dr John Brown, author of “Rab ...
... wife, Matthew Arnold, John Stuart Mill, Charles Dickens, W. M. Thackeray, and many others, and ure butes Mary Somerville, Charles Darwin, Adum Sedgwick, Sir J. F. Herschell, and such disti investigators, but I failed to discover a ysician or surgeon of note ...
... no thoughtful observer of the Eccentricities of nature can expect satisfaction or peace of mind till the researches of Charles Darwin and his followers are fairly understood. MR FRANK HOLL'S PORTRAIT OF THE QUEEN. In amongst pictures and artists I hear ...