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... THE'TIiu . veraity . of Cambridge on' Saturday conferred upon ! ' Mr Charles ' ' Darwin tha honorary degree of XIi-D ;' .:: •• .. . ' .: •••• '? . i - • •• is . ;•' TBB Inflexible , on wiri ch the foTir $ l-ton gnns now being completed in the ...
... NEW AND IMPORTANT ETCHINGS BY M . RAJON PORTRAIT OF CHARLES DARWIN , ESQ ., F . R . S ' »_/ ETCHED n'eTATIIitLA . ro'iI , raoK TIIB pAmnto BT W . W . OULESS , A . R . A . PRAYER . ' Etched by PAUL RAJON . fron ] the PaintlBg by G . PATTL OHALatERS ...
... . At a Congregation next Thursday grace will be offered Tor conferring the honorary degrees of Doctor of Laws upon Mr Charles Darwin , M . A ., Christ ' s College , author of the Or igin oi Species , &C . ; and the huuorary degree of M . A . npon ...
... Friday next . Among the gentlemen who have sent in their adhesion . to the Conference to-day 1 may mention Dr Pusey , Mr Charles Darwin , Mr A . Hayward , Q . O ., and Lord John Hervey . 1 understand it is not improbable that General Tchernayeff , who is ...
... It is contemplated to expend £ 6 , 000 , 000 on the nnderialdng . MB DAB . WIS ON THE SCARCITY OF HOLLY BEBBIES . —Mr Charles Darwin writes as follows to thfl Gardener ' s Chnmfde : — Several of your correspondents have noticed the scarcity of holly ...
... iThoinaa Conatable , Archibald Constable , Henry Oowper , George Lillie Craib , D . M . OnukFrancu Cuaning-_ , ham , Charles Darwin , Eramus Darwin , J . Llewelyn Davies , Jamea DonaldsonDavid Douglas , Edward Dowden . Georg-a Eliot , Edward Fitzgerald ...
... Nislicfs , 18701 , ( tc , &c . &e . Dedicated , wit . lwu ' . permission , to his friends Thomas Carlyle , Esi | ., Chclsea ; Charles Darwin . Esq .. F . K . S . ( 1838-1874 ); Dr Hooker , Director at Kew , pre . i . U . S . ; and Mesare Alfred Wallace and Bates ...
... intei-asting Preliminary . Notice . -B-hich • fills the larger half this Tolama ( 3 ) , and which is from the pen of Mr Charles Darwin . H 3 a minclwas incBtsantty active , and he • was an indefatigable explorer in the -whole do-mam of p hyacalscifinca ...
... reference to what the Chairman had said about Darwinianism , he remarked that there , was no greater worker out or fauts than Charles Darwin ; but he thought ; Darwin was a perfect fool when he sought to generalisL ' . The motion was agreed to , and the proceeding's ...
... 12 lh mst . ( New year's Eve . ) GERMANY . BEBUN , January C . —The Emperor has confirmed the elections of Professors Charles Darwin and Kichd . Owenof London , as foreign members of the Academy of Sciences . DEATH OF A PRINCESS . TUCTES , January 6 ...
... which the researches of Agassiz , Pander , Egerton , Huxley , and others in this field were reviewed . The labours of Charles Darwin , resuli ; ing , as they have done , in a wide acceptance of the doctrine oi descent , have given a new interest and impulse ...
... _present , _including the Duke ~ De _Jtroslierepresenting the Institute of I ' _'rance . The Duke _of Devonshire and Mr _Charles Darwin _were among the pall-bearers . There was choral _service—the _Dean olficiating . _The grave _adjoins that of Sir Isaac ...