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... meeting of this Society was held in the University College, last night—Mr Durham, Vice-President, in the chair. A paper on Charles Darwin and the Doctiine of Evolution was read by Mr J. T. Cunningham, 8.A., F.K.S.E., of the Scottish Marine Biological Station ...
... meeting this .Society was held in the University College on Wednesday-Mr Durham, Vice-lfcesideut, the chair. A paper 44 Charles Darwin and the Doctrine ofEEvolutionn n was read by J. T. I Cunningham. 8.A., K. Ii.S.E., the Scottish Marine Biological Station ...
... Life and Letters recently published by his widow. The longest and mast ambitious piece in the selection is entitled Charles Darwin: A Memorial Poem. The remainder are mostly sonnets of an earnest type. Mr Romanes was pre- eminently a man of science ...
... meeting of this Society was held in the Universi y College, last night—Mr Durham, Vice-Prosi en , in the chair.' A paper on Charles Darwin an ...
... through a course of study at the Royal Naval iCollege at Greenwich. Early next month, will appear new work from the pen of Charles Darwin, dealing with the formation of vegetable mould through the action of worms some notes the habits of worms will be included ...
... done. (Applause.) What may bo by the study of apparently unconnected and interesting facts has been shown by the S/.j,. Charles Darwin. (Applause.) His wonder* t patient and perfect series of observations 1 given the commonest and lowliest organisms a interest ...
... guarded against just as carefully as it was fought against, in order to prevent its reintroduction. It has been found by Charles Darwin, the greatest naturalist of all time, that cross-breeding gives a more or less definite impulse towards characters long ...
... the half century one of the fore* mo>t/naturslists of his time, indeed some point* lie even atands ahead of his friend Charles Darwin. Darwin's wander years, Grant Allen happily terms than, were concluded with the five yeaiw lie apent during the memorable ...
... past half century one of the foremost/naturalists of his time, indeed in some points he even stands ahead of his friend Charles Darwin. Darwin's wander years, Grant Allen happily terras thd*n, were concluded with the five years spent during the memorable ...
... a course of study at the Boyal Naval (College at Greenwich. Early next month will appear a new work from ihe pen of Mr Charles Darwin, dealing with the formation of vegetable mould through the action of worms ; some notes on the habits of worms Will be ...
... be guarded against just carefully it was fought against, in order to prevent its reintroduction. It has been found by Charles Darwin, the greatest naturalist all time, that cross-breeding gives a more or less definite impulse towards characters long before ...
... a course of study at the Royal Naval College at Greenwich. Early next month will appear a new work from the pen of Mr Charles Darwin, dealing with the formation of vegetable mould through the action of worms ; some notes on the habits worms will be included ...