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DUBLIN, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1876. The Northern and Southern sections the United States of America may be ..
... whose death few weeks ago gave ■Hock to the whole scientific world, was the founder of modern geology—and an Oxford man. Charles Darwin, the man whose extraordinary zoological theories have set the whole world a-thinking, was a student of Christ’s 'College ...
IRISH AND SCOTCH T WEEDS FOR THE WINTER
... Papers. With an Intro* ductioa. BAIN. A. With lUuitrations. Crown Bvo. Gs. THE MOVEMENTS and HABITS of CLIMB-ING PLANTS. By CHARLES DARWIN. 8. Second edition revised. With Illustrations. 2 rols, crown Bvo. VARIATION ANIMALS and X PLANTS under DOMESTICATION ...
MURRAY. Albwwh -rtrtft
... RELIGION. Three Tracts. the Right Hou W E GLADSTONE, M P. With illustrations, crown Bvo. 14s. INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS. By CHARLES DARWIN. PBS. ffIKE PAPERS of CRITIC. Including Artlclee on Pope, Lady Mary Montagu, Swift, Junius, Wilkes. Greenville. Burke ...
CANADA
... It must require a specially constituted individual to perform such an act |of supererogation, and commend subject Mr. Charles Darwin and Captain Salton. Time ought to be good argument lor the theory development thia-mjghty spectacle, there is certainly ...
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... 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 ...
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... 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 Theory op evolution
... 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 ...
THE BRITISH FARMERS AND F.MIGBA*
... will be accompanied notices, from whldi all private ami mat lets will strictly esclcded. The first the series will Mr Charles Darwin, pMlmit l-y Vincent Drookn and Co. Is lifelike and e*'reniely well executed. This is accoinpanied cmanlete notice the ...