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... Presbyterian Church. Petitions were* also the floor presented air A. Agnew, from the Corarnis- At Derby r-n Saturday, Charles Darwin was tif Supply of the county of Wiytown. aKainst chargcil with ill treating his son, boy of nine years, i total abolition ...
... new one, My Friend, Mrs Timepiece, is commenced, and far as gone- is very good. Brief sketches of Anthony Trollope,. Charles Darwin, F. R.S.„ William Hepworth Dixon, John Everett Millais, and. Lord are giv«n, with capital portrait of each. Among the ...
... Conservatives have not produced a second Disraeli. We have no humourist to equal Charles Dickens, so scientist to replace Charles Darwin, no novelist who has achieved the distinction of Thackeray. We have not maintained the position which we enjoyed fifty ...
... to be cultivated, but the good-natured pundit who undertook to lind a naturalist to go out with Mr Beagle and selected Charles Darwin found himself really working out the will of Providence. The sketches published of Carlyle and of Darwin pourtray two ...
... was scarcely open to question that the greatest name of this century, if, indeed, they might not say of all time, was Charles Darwin. Romanes has all the fervour of a devout worshipper at e shrine of genius, but the sublime object of his adoration seems ...
... For 0 4 DARKNESS AND DAWN. By Farrar. Pub. 7s 6d. For 0 8 LIFE OF CHRIST. Bv Rev. James Stalker. Pub. 6d. For .. .. 0 12 CHARLES DARWIN JOURNAL : A VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD. Pub. 4s. For .. 030 KANE'S ARCTIC REGIONS. Illustrated. Pub. 4s. For 0 3 THE FAMILY ...
... Church. At Edinburgh he had as one of his Professors, John Wilson, Christopher Korth, and, as a college contemporary, Charles Darwin. While tak- ing his Divinity course he was greatly im- pressed by Dr Chalmers, then in the zenith of his power as a theologian ...
... more in- teiestmg portraits in hand for next season aie one of Mr John Morley by Mr E. J. Sandys. A new likeness of Mr Charles* Darwin may also be expected from the hand of Professor Legros, in the form of a medallion executed somewhat after the manner ...
... '' written, and spoken publicly, tr in ® a views on the subject. lam Agnost' c q nfMlce earnest, humble disciple Mr and Charles Darwin, and more Atheist man the Dentist. Extract* Teeth without, Paiu.^ CHf-ORO-LINSEED Cough Lozenges, Of ail Chamists _ United ...
... the guidance which this volume so amply affords, the student has only to obey the dictum of the great botanical master, Charles Darwin, to give full play to his imagination, but rigidly check it by testing each notion experimentally, order to become a ...
... Hall for the reading and discussion of reports and r-r-» Esq., LL.IX, E.R.S. Zoology and including Physiolo-v President, Charles Darwin, Esq., F.R.S. E Geography and Ethnology—President, Sir R. I. Murch'ison. D.C.L., F.R.S. F. Economic Science and Stati ...
... exposition the Darwinian theory is to be established in that exclusive institution. Whether his doctrines true or false, Charles Darwin would have been astonisued could he have lived to see the walls of prejudice thrown down (as the walls of Jetichofeli ...