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... Sir LeopoM M'CliuUxk, B.N. T wciflh Thousand. UlusUations. Bvo. 16s. On the ORIGIN of by MEANS of NATURAL BELLCTiON. Charles Darwin, F.it.S. Fiith Thousand. Poet vo. lie. n. The EARLY LIFE of LORD CHANCELLOR SHAFTESBURY. W. It. Christie. Portrait. Bv ...
... ; Mr. G. C. Cor n-hope, 5/. ; Mr. H. P. Fuller, 5Z. ; L. L. J., 10/ ss.- W. B. M., 1/. ; Mr. James Rawhngs, 5/. ; Mr. Charles Darwin, 10/. 10s. ; Mrs. Maria Hayes, 5/. ; Mr. John Hartnell, 5/. ; E. E. J., 21. ; Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows, South London ...
... explain (hear, hear), tic said the observation of the spider would form tc of the I accuracy of the theory origiuated Mr. Charles Darwin ! Lis work on the “Origin ol Species.” Snail spideis wore found abundantly hi a pit which named nca.- Durham. In that ...
... Durell was Mr. Moulton 's college tutor. Mr. George Howard Darwin, of Trinity, the second wrangler, is second son of Mr. Charles Darwin, the well-known author of the Origin of Species, is in his 23d year, and is a native of Down, in Kent. He was educated ...
... hi-, possession, lie was taken before the magistrates, and remanded for a week. Inhuman Parents.—At Derby, on Friday, Charles Darwin was charged with ill-treating his son. boy of nine years. The little fellow was stripped of his clothing in court Deep ...
... sculpture to b6 exhibited we hear of some remarkable busts by Woolner of Sir Bartle Frere, the Right Hpn. W, E. Gladstone, Mr, Charles Darwin, Mr. Joseph Pease, of Darlington, and Mr. F/ I ward Wilson, late of Mel- bourne. Mr. Woolner will figure of Ophelia. The ...
... remind you, how ' in formei years that eminent nautical surveyor, Admiral Fitxroy, when accompanied by the eat naturalist. Charles Darwin, threw a flood light upon the configuration and structure of the coasts of America and tbo Falkland Islands. Now, although ...
... (bear, hear). He .said the observation of the spider would form a to~t of the accuracy of the theory originated by Mr. Charles Darwin in his work on the Origin of Specios. 8u all spiders were fouud abundantly in a coal pit whi -h he named near Durham ...
... Kerr. Esq., on his Retirement from the Royal Porcelain Work' or c€-.ur— ...
... remind you, how in former years that eminent nautical surveyor, Admiral Fitzroy, when accompanied by the great naturalist, Charles Darwin, threw a flood of light upon the configuration and structure of the coasts of South America and the Falkland Islands. ...
... humorous and fanciful Illustrations, designed by 0. 11. Bennett, entitled the Origin of Spei d by natural selection to Dr. Charles Darwin. — Price of the Illustrated Times, ad. ; free by post four stamps. 2, Catherine-street, Strand, W.C. LIGHT \ KNl'il/iTI- ...
... The Long Beckoning, Sir Evarand's Meeting with his Nieoc— The Origin of Species, dedicated by Natural Selection to Dr. Charles Darwin ; A Monkey, drawn by K. If. Bennett % Price of the Illustrated Time*, 3d.; free by pwt, fgta__a_*_pf — |V ?? %S& THE STANDARD ...