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... CHARLES DARWIN. In presenting Mr. Boehm's beautiful marble statue of the late Mr. Charles Darwin to the Prince of Wales and other trustees of the Natural History Museum last Tuesday, Professor Huxley had an opportunity of pointing out the certain triumph ...
... CHARLES DARWIN.* The death of a man whose name has long been familiar to his countryinen> no matter what his merits or defects, his claims to remembrance or to oblivion, is usually followed after a short interval by a book described on the title-page ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. The Prince of Wales has, on behalf of the Trustees of the British Museum, consented receive on trust for the natlou, the statue of the late Charles Darwin, by Mr. Boehm, R.A., now placed on the landing of the principal staircase of the ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. Amid the excitement of the time a brief and quiet ceremony took place last Tuesday, untouched political animosities, and yet itself the symbol and token of the burial long since of religious and scientific prejudice and strife, often as ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. THE ceremony on Tuesday in the great hall of the South Kensington Natural History Museum was representative of the present time, and still more representative of the time to come. Though it is possible already to get together, at the unveiling ...
... •CHARLES DARWIN. Lut «F.k bust o( the givi.t b.Uraliat century, perhaps the first any age, waa UDTi-iled in the tin tin Museum by the Prince of Wales, is the an assembly of men distinguished, not only science, but other paths of actira , (fort, noli a» ...
... CHARLES DARWIN. The Prime of Wake boo. se behalf of the trustees of ' the British sonsented to melee on trust for the nation the statue of the fete Marks Darwin, b► Kr. Boehm, B L., ow *seed on Isedtos of the prima* !deliver of the Natural alstery The ...
... MBMORIAL TO CHARLES DARWIN• opposition. Mr. Boyle O'Reilly, who was the subject of an animated dispute between the Home Secretary and Mr. Sexton, is the editor of the Boston a journal which has a considerable circulation amongst the Catholic Irish of ...
... STATUE OF CHARLES DARWIN. The Prince of Wales has, on behalf of $ of tho British Museum, consented to receive, for the nation, the 3tatue of tho late Charles t* Mr. Boehm, E.A., now placed on the principal staircase of tho Natural History 3 * The sculpture ...
... MEMORIAL TO CHARLES DARWIN. ...
... MEMORIAL TO CHARLES DARWIN. UNVEILING BY THE PRINCE OF WALES. Yesterday.,afternoon an interesting ceremony took in the .large hall of the Natural History Museum, road, South Kensington—viz., the unveiling of etatue of the late Mr. Charles Darwin Professor ...
... STATUE OF CHARLES DARWIN. Professor Huxley to-day uoveiled the statue of the late Professor Charles Darwin in the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, in tbe presence of a large assembly, including the Prince of Wales, the Arohbishop of Canterbury ...