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... CHARLES DARWIN. ike tomittQ §Uwg. Saturday, April 22nd, 1352. The educated Vo>ld mourns the loss of a great scientist whose name has been a household word for many years, and whose fame will be an enduring one. Charles Darwin, who has just passed quietly ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. In Chajilrs Darwin contemporary science lias lost its greatest thinker. The author of the evolutionary theory may certainly claim to have effected as great revolution in biology as Newton did in astronomy, and the “Origin of Species” will ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. Another of the greatest men of the present generation has been laid to rest. Last year, besides a large number of famous men in various walks, lost Thomas Carlyle, who stood at the head facile princeps of the literary men of the time ; ...
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... CHARLES DARWIN. DALLY ECHO AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. Saturday, April 22nd, 1882. On Wednesday afternoon last, there passed away in the person of Charles Darwin one of the foremost thinkers of the age, and the foremost naturalist which the world has produced ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. This afternoon'* paper bring* n* word of the death of Charle* Darwin, the great naturali*t. One of Darwin’* lateat work* i* deacription of earth worms, and the part they perform in enriching soil. Darwin has shown that a* much eighteen ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. writes the following eloqueat en- comium on his old friend in Nature :— Very few, even among those who have taken the keenest interst im the progress of the revolution in natural eet afoot by the publication of the Origin uf Species; ...
... Charles Darwin. The toraa of Germ, for Mr Ilarwisi ia lbw The ofew has accepterl. the fuse& sal, Ham oa Weds.— nest. Dr Wadley bat is Illstior shown he is not unworthy to he taw nwanwina at e• gakenns sad Wens& a ma a. Malik!. ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, Friday Nicht, All the journals devote much space to notices of the late Charles Darwin. Generally they give extended accounts of the origin and progress 1 of Darwinism, besides narrating the personal ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. We are all little now. The giants go. The preacher and tho poet pass away, And still more circumscribed becomes uur day. And yet before they pass they make us know How grandly great are God teaches so That they teach others. For their ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. above will be the subject a LECTURE to be delivered on Tuesbat. December sth, the Oi.d Meeting House, FEiMLisoBiM, by E. CLODD, Esq.. «.!• C ' ' of th* World,” &c., &c. CHAIR TO BE TAKES AT 7.30. For Syallabus see Circular. Collection ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. telegram dated Rome, Sunday, says : —An assembly was held to-day in the Grand Hall of the Collegio Romano, to honour to the memory of the late Charles Darwin. The British Embassy was represented, and among those present were Signor Tecchio ...