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... the Mexican axoloti into amblystoma , and on the mechanical conception of nature . In a prefatory notica by the lato Mr Charles Darwin , F . R . S ., the writer says : — The present work by Professor Weiamann . well-known for his profound embryological ...
... ME , DARWrN IJAST evening the remains of Charles Darwin , inclosed in a coKin u £ unpolished oak , arrived at Westminster Abbey , and were deposited in the Chapel of Sfc JFaith , adjoining the Chapter House , to await interment to-day . The body . was ...
... LITESAKVyNOTE ^ -A : ' proposal haa ^ been :. made , toacqnir 6 . ; the homo ; of Charles ' ' . Darwin ,-in - the yinage -- of ^] Oown . ; Kent ,- ' as a ^ nnanent memorial ' of hini .:.-Ifc is still in . the possession . of his family , but-since ...
... mourning over the heroea who have : led us to victory . None have fought better and none have been more fortunate , than Charles Darwin . ITe found a srreafc truth , trodden tinder foot , reviled by bigots , and ridiculed by all the world ; lia lived long ...
... It is contemplated to expend £ 6 , 000 , 000 on the nnderialdng . MB DAB . WIS ON THE SCARCITY OF HOLLY BEBBIES . —Mr Charles Darwin writes as follows to thfl Gardener ' s Chnmfde : — Several of your correspondents have noticed the scarcity of holly ...
... works on biology , beautifull y illustrated . Included in the set , in a saialler-siztd ' volunie ' than the others , is Charles Darwin ' s valuable . monograp h on the Cirripedia ,. that branch of the crustaceans . which illustrates so curiouslythe biological ...
... 1 : 4 . - Emerson ' s Complete ProBe Worha . . • 3 Borrow's Bible'in Spain . 2 . . The InEOldsby Leeenas . ' -. . 1 .- Charles Darwin ' s Journal Durini ; a Voyage in H . M . S . Heagle ; . ;!•;; ^ ; . ' ; ' . ' ' • An exceUenb series . —A . herdee-n ...
... Moralist and Thinker . IIL JOHN RUSICQt ; Economist . IV . WALT WnmrAN ; roet and Democrat . Jn ( i Ji ' printflht . V . CHARLES DARWIN . Others will Follow . WM . BROWN , 26 pJilNCia' STJIEET , EnixBimoa . Just 1 ' uWiihed . Crown 8 vo , Cloth Gilt . Prico ...
... pollen wafted by the wind had fertilised the female plants in the neighbourhood . If my memory serves mo , tho . late Mr Charles Darwin gives many instances in his writings of the long distances that the pollen of plants la sometimes carried by the wind ...
... Owen , as the great worker to whom zoology has been indebted above all znext in this country , and Iilrewise to those of Charles Darwin as a philosopher in . science -were warmly appreciated , the names , of Qwen and Darwin being received with prolonged ...
... man . • He had been in correspondence with noi a k-a of the most ; eminent scientists of the-day , including the late Charles Darwin , and- not a blade grew in the . valleys around with which he was not familiar . He was singulariy -well read , and being ...
... XLEY . By ED - WAKD CLOD 10 , Author of •• Tbo BCnry of C'rc 3 tioQ . - > Src . WiLh Portraits ni 3 ? hotograTOre of Charles Darwin . Professor Huxley . Mr Herbert Spencer , and . Mr A- R . Wallace . Crown 8 vo , OloUl , 5 s . net ,. Times — 'We are ...