... suicide on Saturday at Donnybrook, by cutting his throat with • razor. The degree of Doctor of Laws was oonferred open Mr. Charles Darwin in the Senate House, Cam. bride, on Saturday afternoon, amidst tremendous cheering. Undergraduates had an imitation monkey ...

... CAMPBRLU MJL. «f E FRENCH RKTRKAT FJ tbs lala Bail MOSCOW, Bon. «ini»ii«ti—*» DIFPbSnt FORMS FLOWERS T £• SAME SPECIEfI. CHARLES DARWIN. WORKS of LASL. m remeented in the li ft*» »slebainadsJiß*e«n—By B._W. OOORR, R-A. Dl naignSSBStsSW l?fiSt¥tsdkvni* rpHE ...

... alternate Sundays. had veneration more profound ihaatue now immortal name swim a channel about mile wide; »od before taking Charles Darwin (applause). the water used to run about a mile to the sir John Lcbbock, who was received with when the tide flowing, and ...

... which are being given in this periodical form a very interesting feature. The portrait in the present number is of Mr. Charles Darwin. Amongst the general contents very readable paper on the London music-halls deserves special notice. Belgravia takes front ...

... TRIS DAYS NE Sir John U.E ; Col ‘enona d C.E. ; the Bisbop of Mr. Atcicsor, CLE ; Mr. Easton, one of the dents: Mr Charles Darwin, Me Alexander Tot», Mr. Alexander Mr Hull, Me. J.P Gnffiths, C.E. ; Mr. Joba Connaily, Cierk of the Works; Mr. Rugot, Mr ...

... the history of science there' is no sinigle cname worthy of a veneration more profound than t the now immortal name of Charles Darwin (ap.- plause). Do you ask me why I close this lecture a with such a panegyric on the philosophy of evo- lution I My answer ...

... all the history of ecience there 1s no single name worthy of a veneration more pro found than the now immortal name of Charles Darwin. Do you ask me why I close this lecture with euch a panegyric on the Philosophy of Evo- lation? My answer is—If we have ...

... that 'in all tho history of science there single name worthy of a veneration more profound than now immortal name of Charles Darwin. you ask why I close this lecture with such panegyric the philosophy of evolution? answer is—if have found that study ...

... the history of science there is no single name worthy of a veneration more profound than the now- immortal name of Charles Darwin. The many listeners who attended Mr. Romanes ...

... part of the last century, but have given their opinions more or leas In favour this now heresy, and. strange say, Dr. Charles Darwin quotes remarkable passage Aristotle, in which the great principle natural selection is “shadowed forth- With all due ...

... in reference the Afghan cnaia is being carried in England with great vigour. The influential names of Macaonocfcie, Mr Charles Darwin, Mr Jenkins and the Marquis of Eipon, have been added the Afghan Committee Several letters written by members of International ...

... signed the momorial Lord Heacoosheld asking for the immeuiate summoning of l'arLament -The Marquis ot llipoo. MrJ A Froude, Charles Darwin, Sir Walter Trevelyan, bart; Mr Ashton DlUte, Itey A Haring Uould, A Mackonocaie, Arthur Arnold, and tbu following members ...