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... age, and in any part of the world, stood in the foremost rank as their greatest writer on biological questions. He meant Charles Darwin. (Applause.) He then paid a high compliment to Dr Darwin and his son for their services this direction ; and in concluding ...
... The Rev. J. G. Woods flower sermon, The Links of a Daisy Chain, is instructive. Henry C. pays a fitting tribute to Charles Darwin, and Dr M'Gregor contributes a very able sermon on Hereditai'y Transmissions. The interesting story of Justice Warren's ...
... The Rev. J. G. Wood's flower sermon, The Links a Daisy Chain, is instructive. Henry C. pay 3 a fitting tribute to Charles Darwin, and M'Gregor contributes a very able sermon Hereditary Transmissions. The interesting story of Justice Warren's Daughter ...
... to be cultivated, but the good-natured pundit who undertook to find a naturalist to go out with Mr Beagle and selected Charles Darwin found himself really working out the will Providence. The sketches published Carlyle and Darwin pourtray two faces in ...
... would have been obviate'. (Applause.) In biological sense, the term evolution had no significance prior to 1859. -In that Charles Darwin and Alfred Russell Wallace sen' papers dealing with the origin species be res to the members of the Linnaean Society in ...
... TO-Night. At o'clock, Mr J. T. CrNvivoHAM, 8.A., F.R.S.E., ! Superintendent of the Scottish Marine Station at Gran ton, Charles Darwin and the Doctrine Evolution. FIFTH and Fourth Ward Electors Meet in Victoria To-Night (Wednesday), 8 o'clock, to consider ...
... diligent investigations, patient study, and earnest desire for truth he admittedly follows tho example of his great master —Charles Darwin ; and like others of his class who have raised themselves scientific study he spares pains when asked to communicate his ...
... Rev. J. G. Wood's flower sermon, The Links of Daisy Chain, is instructive. Henry C. Swart pays a fitting tribute to Charles Darwin, and M*Gregor contributes a very able sermon on Hereditary Transmissions. Ths interesting story of Justice Warren's ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... was scarcely open to question that the greatest name of this century, if, indeed, they might not say of all time, was Charles Darwin. Romanes has all the fervour of a devout worshipper at e shrine of genius, but the sublime object of his adoration seems ...