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... of a , ' boy found on a bridge , and who , beinir taken to an industrial school , received the name of Thomas Bridge . Charles Darwin , visiting Patagonia in its days of cannibalism , said that if the Christian religion did anything for them , he would ...
... ' - ' With Por trait and Woodcuts , 3 Vola : ; 8 vo ; 36 s . '• ' '• '• • ' -- ' . 'T' : IFE ; and BETTERS of ; CHARLES ; DARWIN , ' JU with an Autobiographical Chapter . • By hia Son , • 1 ' BAKCIS DABWIN . P . H . S . . ,. • • .-. •' ,-. . ' ...
... manner in ( rfiich ncilices o { ilie lives of distinguished . naturalists , froia John Ray and Francis Willolighby to Charles Darwin , are interwoven • s-ith ths methodical exposition of the progress of the science to which they wcri devoted . In this ...
... the Senate , will deliver a lecture at the Roman University on the -first Sunday in June , upon the ZJifo and 'Work of Charles Darwin . . : - . ' FOREIGNERS IN FRANCE . PABIS , May 9 . —The Chamber of Deputies has been engaged to-day in the discussion ...
... ol than thu original investigator of nature . A story , probably apocryphal , which is told of the late Mr Huxley and Charles Darwin expresses this view . Dnrwili is said to have been asked by some friends l » to in life whether Mr Huxloy was riot a very ...
... protoplasm , or ' tha physical Lasts ot life . Tlie question , ho eaid , wiis , Where did the first germs como from ! Charles Darwin believed that creativs power introduced life into lifeless mattar . Professor Huxloy had said that the chasm between lifeless ...
... by Mr Charles Santley , entitled Student and Singer . From Mr John Murray , London , came a shorter biography of Charles Darwin , from the pen of Mr Francis Darwin . Messrs Cassoll & Co ., London , published it now odition of Mr M . H . Spiolnianii ...
... evidential basis in the Proceedings of the Society for Psycliical Research . The second essay is on a kindred theme , Charles Darwin and Agnosticism . The one that . follows studies the moral and intellectual condition of Franco as it existed five years ...
... • : . DEATH Off .-MR , OHAKLBS DABWIK . ' :. TB . E announcement ; that Mr • Charles - Darwin died on Wednesday afternoon , after a very . brief illness , at his house • ness Farnbotough- in Kent win be received , with . • deep . Borrow Toy . scienti&o ...
... intense'vitality The precocity of genius lias been manifested in them ; bat not so remarliably as its long-lived vigour . Charles Darwin was ohe bf' the race / of intellectual and moral giants : born eighty years 'ago , who passed the ' three score years ...
... 12 lh mst . ( New year's Eve . ) GERMANY . BEBUN , January C . —The Emperor has confirmed the elections of Professors Charles Darwin and Kichd . Owenof London , as foreign members of the Academy of Sciences . DEATH OF A PRINCESS . TUCTES , January 6 ...
... born in it—Sir Gladstone , Lord . Tennyson , and himself ; but the list by no means ends with the last of the Greeks . Charles Darwin , Mrs Browning , and John Hill Burton might be added to the curious medley ; and with them the name of a trans-Atlantic ...