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... The middle years of the present century marked epoch in biologic thought such never came before, for it was then that Charles Darwin gave to the world the Origin of Species.” That work, however, with all its far-reaching effects, could not have come into ...
... Mrs J. Cameron, Thomas Carlyle Robert Browning, Mr G. Watts, Sir John Her’- bchkl, Mrs Thackeray Ritchie, Russell Lowell Charles Darwin ; Lord Tennyson. A New Story by ROSA NOUCHETTE CAREY, entitled: HOW 1 CAME A STORY. Illustrated by Montagu Barstow. WT ...
... Isaac Taylor's new work, The Spirit of Hebrew Poetry, is announced for immediate publication by Messrs Bell & Daldy. Mr Charles Darwin has a sequel to his Origin Species nearly ready, On the Fertilisation of British Orchids by Means of Insects. Captain ...
... the still more relentless hands the dwellers in St Andrews.— Principal Shairp, in Fraser for June. Anecdote op the Late Charles Darwin. —As an instance at onco of the modesty and penetration of this greatest of English naturalists, now alas no more, may ...
... author's fame. The Rev. J. G. Woods flower sermon, Links a Daisy Chain, is instructive. Henry C. pays fitting tribute Charles Darwin, and Dr M'Grefor contributes a very able sermon on Hereditary Transmissions. The interesting story of Justice Warren's ...
... 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 ...
... the Earl of Derby, Sir William Ferguson, Dr Lyon Playfair, Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, John Bright, Alfred Tennyson, Charles Darwin, the Earl of Salisbury, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke of Buccleuch, and the Earl of Rosebery. A show of hands was taken ...
... have been obviate- (Applause.) In a biological sense, the term tion had no significance prior to 1850. In that y ea , Charles Darwin and Alfred Rus3ell Wallace sei> papers dealing with the origin species to be to the members of the Linna;«n Society in ...
... The Rev. J. G. Woods flower sermon, The Links of a Daisy Chain, is instructive. Henry C. pays a fitting tribute to Charles Darwin, and Dr M'Gregor contributes a very able sermon on Hereditai'y Transmissions. The interesting story of Justice Warren's ...
... age, and in any part of the world, stood in the foremost rank as their greatest writer on biological questions. He meant Charles Darwin. (Applause.) He then paid a high compliment to Dr Darwin and his son for their services this direction ; and in concluding ...
... Mr Isaac Taylor's new work, The Spirit of Hebrew roetry, ' is announced for immediate publication Messrs Bell & Mr Charles Darwin has a sequel his Origin of Species nearly ready, On the Fertilisation British Orchids by Means of Insects. Captain ...
... The Rev. J. G. Wood's flower sermon, The Links a Daisy Chain, is instructive. Henry C. pay 3 a fitting tribute to Charles Darwin, and M'Gregor contributes a very able sermon Hereditary Transmissions. The interesting story of Justice Warren's Daughter ...