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... Sy- nmondsbury. DIED. At Malvern, on the 23d inst., of fever, Anne Elizabeth Darwin, aged 10 years, eldest daughter of Charles Darwin, Esq,, of Down, Rent. Ott the 25th inst., at the Rectory House, Bridport, it the 75th year of his age, the Rev, Robert ...
... Hall, Yorkshire, the wife of 11. A. , Littledale, Isq., of a daughter O; l the 13th inst., at lIowese, Kent, thoe wife of Charles Darwin, Esq., of a son. Oil the 113th ist., at Chariton Marshall, Dorsetshirc, the swife of t. the llev. If. D. Ileatley, of ...
... expedi- dition rendered memorable not only by his own surveys, but by the researches of his naturalist,, the illustrious Charles Darwin. After nearly five years had been spent ili this voyage of circumnavigation, the Beagle, with all her garnered scientific ...
... his education; M. le Duc tie Broglie, a member of the Institute of France;Professor Airy, the Astronomer . ' toyal; Mr. Charles Darwin; General Sir E. Sabine, I IKC.Bii., President' of the Royal Society; Sir C~harles Lyoll, Bart.-hir. XV. Lassell, President ...
... Jeffreys, and Sir Charles I Wheatstone. Among those also present in the Abbey on the occasion were Sir John Bowring, Mr. Charles Darwin, f the Dean of Salisbury, Messrs. Norman Lockyer, M. D. 5 Conway, and Warren De la Rae, Professor Sylvester, Lady ,Augusia ...
... -At Down, Beckenham, Kent, Richard Buckley Litchfield, Esq., of the Inner Temple, to Henrietta Emma, eldest daughter of Charles Darwin, Esq., ?? Aug. 3o. MACAULAx-WRIGHT-At Quorndon, Leicester- shire, Mr. J. C. Macaulay, of Cannoclc, Stafford, to Elizabeth ...
... MACSWINEY- DARWIN-At St. Peter's, Pimlico, Mr. John E. MacSwiney, of Florence, Italy, to Helen P., daughter of the late Mr. Charles Darwin, Sept. 19. MARX-PALMe R-Mr. James WV. H. Marr, of Dorridge, Woodside, to Marie S. J., daughter of Mr. Shirley F. Palmer ...
... SOD. A section of the students oi St. Andre'w's University have set oln foot a umovement to 'ciure the eleeticn of Mr. Charles Darwin as Lord Rector noxt November. A NEWNCASTLE VESSE1, BURNT.-Yesterdmty a telegram wvas received fron ?? Janeiro via Pernam- ...
... , 29th at HolyTrinity Church, laddianton, by the Reed. (t H. 3ilunt, Rcotor of Chelsea, Vioiom Erasmus, eldest son of Charles Darwin, ?? to Etar Irico Asiburner, second daughter of the lat Theodore F.dgrichk, of Now York. DIVtS-ROSStI.-On thc27th, at ...
... 3, at St. Mary's, Bryass. ton-square. London, by the Rev. the Hon. WV. H. Fre- mantfe, Horace Darwin. youngest son of Charles Darwin, ?? of Down, Kent, to Emma Cecilia, only daughter ot Thomas Henry Ferrer, of Abinger Hali, Surrey. DEATBH. BBENNA N-At ...
... of intellect. ie 'lihe nanmes of the signatories orme too numerous to Lt quote ; but among them were Robert Browning, ! Charles Darwin. George Eliot, J. R. Green, 3 Frederick Harrison, D. Hooker, Thomas Hughes, T. H. Huxley, R. C. Jebb.r W. E. H. teclky ...
... DEATH OF MR. CHARLES DARWIN, F.R.S.. Science has lost one of its greatest men in Mr. Charles Darwin, who died at his residence, Down House, near Orpington, Kent, on Wednesday last, in the 74th year of his age. Darwin came of a family distinguished for ...