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... HT. Ait o'clock, Mr J. T. CrsviNt.iiAM, 8.A., F.R.S.F., Superintendent of the Scottish Marine Station at Gran ton, t>n Charles Darwin and the Doctrine Evolution. '* FIFTH and Fourth Ward Elector* Meet in Vicioiia Hall To-Wight o'clock, conaider action ...
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... London.—Among the more interesting portraits hand for next season are one of John Morley by Mr E. J. Sandys. new likeness Charles Darwin may also be expected from the hand of Professor Legros, in the form a medallion executed somewhat after the manner of ...
... the performance is poor to the verge of dulness. A lady of the name of Celia Hollies wrote from Honwell to prove that Charles Darwin wrote Tennyson's poems, and endeavours to make the statement good somewhat in the style of Mr Donelly and the Telegraph ...
... as i row older), but not always, an Agnostic would ve the most correct description of my state of Life and Letters of Charles Darwin.’ How Notation Grew.—Mausical notation passed some few stages before it reached its present perfection—for, after all ...
... purely scientific ones, which are of vital importance to us all. What Newton was to the science of his time, that bite Charles Darwin been to the science of our day. And just as the great discovery of Newton affected the whole range of thought, revolutiooising ...
... to be cultivated, but the good-natured pundit who undertook to lind a naturalist to go out with Mr Beagle and selected Charles Darwin found himself really working out the will of Providence. The sketches published of Carlyle and of Darwin pourtray two ...
... country, and that men not present in person in India Myria, in Turkey or China, may there by their writings. John S. Mill, Charles Darwin, Herbert Spencer, had hail more influence, imagined, on the minds of educated Bengalees than any recent native thinkers ...
... soils, implements to work same, and plants to grow thereon received a great impetus in the last 50 years, but through Charles Darwin, the breeder of improved races of animals or superior varieties of plants has now in his possession data to guide him ...
... part which earth worms have played in the burial of ancient buildings, I turned to the last work of tbe great naturalist, Charles Darwin, who has recently been taken from our midst. In his volume on the Formation Vegetable Mould through the action of Worms” ...
... LITERARY EXTRACTS. SELECTIONS FROM “LIFE AND LETTERS OF CHARLES DARWIN.” Fdited by His Sox, (London: John Murray.} BIRTH AND EARLY YEARS. T was born at Shrewsbury on February 12th, 1809, and my earliest recollection goes back to when I was a few months ...
... and preserve them. It was his habit of close and careiul observation, quite as much as bis bold thinking, that lifted Charles Darwin the high position he occupied among scientific men. 2. Some of you are collectors. You are fond of gathering plants, or ...