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... 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 ...
... through a course of study at the Royal Naval CoUege 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 of worms will be ...
... command enormous sale, and the unstinted from the literary re views. The author dedicates his hook 44 to the memory of Charles Darwin, who, dead,,has to endure an insult he would not have accepted while alive. Man's to Society : Studies i>* Self-Ccltcre ...
... condensing engines to attain a (peed of 12 miles ao hour. Statue or DAEww.-Profcwr Huxley yester- da, unveiled the status of Charles Darwin in the Katwral History Museum at South Kensington, in prrser.ee of a large assembly, including the Prince of Wales, tbe ...
... would have lie ;. obm: . I (Applause.) in a biological sense, r i._ Cermet I tion had no signiheauce nrior to ltV»i>. I Charles Darwin and Alfred RnsseU \V I papers dealing with the origin of species to I If 1 , 6 to tjhe members of the Linn. tan Society ...
... _ the attiactiveveea of the bill of fare. “Boy Life Australia, “Bird*’ X'eeu, and How Identify Tbirn.'' “ Boyhoorlof Charles Darwin,” “Silkwor-na and all About Them, and “Home Notable Copper and Oibi-r Coins of the I’reaent Century.” FOUFAR SCHOOL BOARD ...
... informs us that the German album bears on the handsome title-page the inscrip- tion Dem Reformator der Naturgeschichte, Charles Darwin. — Nature. The Scots Guards.— We hear tbat it ia pro- posed to restore to the 3d or Scots Fusilier Guards the old ...
... From im, Geema_ oi Gusiav Hartwig. Translated by Sir Theodore Martin, — _C.B. THE OLD 8 ALOON.— 2 HE UPS AND LEI 1 ERS OP CHARLES DARWIN. — PERSONAL RhAtBM. ERANCES OP SIR FREDERICK POLLOCK.—TROL- LOPES ' WHAT I Rh'AfSMBBR.'— FRITHS AUTO- BIOGRAPHY AND R ...
... 0 4 6 DARKNESS AND DAWN. By Farrab. Pub. 7s 6d. For 058 LIFE OF CHRIST. By Rev. James Stalker. Pub. Is6d. For ?? 0 12 CHARLES DARWIN JOURNAL : A VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD. Pub. 4s. For .. 0 3 0 KANE'S ARCTIC REGIONS. lUustrated. Pub. 4s. For 0 3 0 THE FAMILY ...
... Mr Charles Darwin's work on The Descent of Man and Salection in relation to Sex has just been translate! into French by M. Moulinie, and is now in the press. Ordination of the Rev. Mrs Burleigh—The New York papers received on .-aturdav give long accounts ...
... It might be said such a thing was extremely simple. was Sir Isaac Newton's enunciation of the law of gravitation and Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection. But what fruit had Father as the true name for God already borne ! Mankind had not yet ...
... millidns of years this earth has been the theatre of life and death. The riddle of the rocks has been read by the geologists. Charles Darwin's theory of the development of species was the natural outcome of the progress of scientific discovery. The theory of ...