... Molesworth Hall last night by Mr. Frederick W Moore, curator of the Botanic Gardeue, Glasuevin. The lecturer said the late Charles Darwin had con- Ltcluaively proved that insects were consumed by I plants. Many plants, he went on to observe, pos- seas a digestive ...

... year been awarded by the College of Physicians to Dr. Brown-Sequard. Tho lost recipient of this medal was leu person than Charles Darwin. THE LAST OF JAMES CAREY. HOW THE INVINCIBLE WAS GOT AWAY! Notwithstanding the conning and of James Carey, and his violently ...

... additional interest ; although but few, we fear, of their admirers were ready to so far to admit the re-> lationship which Charles Darwin sought to establish. The monxeys were all, apparently, on the best terms with visitors, who treated them to nuts, fruit ...

... persistently advanced by Bignor Farms—that she supplies the long sought-lor ** missing link” described the great naturalist, Charles Darwin, who sough* to trace the origin of the human species to monkey ancestry—there can be question that aha one the strang ...

... him self in and two sureties in £5 each. Lord Derby and thf. late Charles Darwin.— Lord Derby, presiding at the Liverpool University College, passed high ...

... a net increase 1883, to date, 78. Kemp'* Mercantile Gated*. Darwin on Theism and Evolution.—The following letter from Charles Darwin appears in a work just issued Down, Beckonbam, Kent. —Dear Sir,—lt seems to me absurd to doubt that man may ardent Thoist ...

... to assert themselves as part of the exact sciences. The distinguished man who had been lately carried to Pis grave, Dr Charles Darwin, had forced running lor the natural sciences. He had shown that although they had not the claim of physics, of astronomy ...

... to record au}' name of the very first rank, cither in science, politics, or philosophy. No one name occurs like that of Charles Darwin, whose death in 1882 made a blank in science second only to that of Newton. Richard Wagner, the lather of the music of ...

... remembered by many of our readers, publishes Mental Evolution in Animals,” with a posthu - mous essay on instinct, by Charles Darwin. This being a subject of which Mr Homanes|has made a specialty, the book cannot but bo important addition to science. ...

... :ormributd the most brilliant fact to this new view was Mfr. George Darwin, the son of the still more fatous and celebrated Charles Darwin, and that was that the earth and moon were once together, but had parted in 5ome mysterious way. we would illus- tzate ...

... has boon opened St. Petersburg, order to raise tho money for instituting the University five bursaries in the name of Charles Darwin, to be employed for the maintenance of five students in tho five chief branches natural science. The new Scottish Church ...

... subscription fund ts being raised in 81. Petersburg (or instituting at the university five berearies, dedicated te the memory Charles Darwin, employed for the maintenance of five students natural ccience. Tbe Karl of Doris collecting materials for history tbe ...