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... ' lawgivers within the four sees of Holy Ireland. WRECKED ON THE GOODWINS. feennene Derwin, grandfather of the (weans Charles Darwin, the naturalist, inscribed upon , !us seal the eignigennt words, Omega ex wrie '—all thieve arm fessa oystera Bat from ...
... ruses growu ; Marie Bauman, a large and well-formed cream crimson ; Violette ISouyer, a d»l>cate fle»h colour, ami shape; Charles Darwin, dark crimson, splendid build and fulness; Mrs John a fine pink, with large flowers. Mr Cathcart has also a fine collcctiou ...
... special steamer en route for Germany. Neither of the young Princesses accompanied their parents. A statue of the late Charles Darwin was un- veiled yesterday iv his native town of Shrews- bury. The cost was entirely defrayed by the Shropshire Horticultural ...
... stupid boy that little could be made of. and none of them imagined that he would rise in after-life above mediocrity. Charles Darwin was another dull boy at school, and so was Henry Ward Beecher, who could never learn the Shorter Catechism. Robert Chambers ...
... case of our children—a decided chuckling or laughing sound is uttered, though the laughter is sometimes noiseless. wrote Charles Darwin, after characteristically painstaking observation spent among the monkeys of Zoologial gardens. Lord Roeebery's determination ...
... wife, Matthew Arnold, John Stuart Mill, Charles Dickens, W. M. Thackeray, and many others, and ure butes Mary Somerville, Charles Darwin, Adum Sedgwick, Sir J. F. Herschell, and such disti investigators, but I failed to discover a ysician or surgeon of note ...
... The middle years of the present century marked epoch in biologic thought such never came before, for it was then that Charles Darwin gave to the world the Origin of Species.” That work, however, with all its far-reaching effects, could not have come into ...
... Mrs J. Cameron, Thomas Carlyle Robert Browning, Mr G. Watts, Sir John Her’- bchkl, Mrs Thackeray Ritchie, Russell Lowell Charles Darwin ; Lord Tennyson. A New Story by ROSA NOUCHETTE CAREY, entitled: HOW 1 CAME A STORY. Illustrated by Montagu Barstow. WT ...
... passed away. Cap'ain Pa«co has seen service in many seas during the past years, and he was a junior officer the Beagle when Charles Darwin was board the ship a naturalist engaged reseatches around the Australian coasts. On retiring from active service the navy ...
... Calais by special steamer route for Germany. - o, the young Princesses accompanied their parents. A statue of the late Charles Darwin was un\eiled yesterday iu his native town of Shrewsuiry. cost was entirely defraved the Shropshire Horticultural Society ...
... conclusions of the evolutionists ; and of the great unnumbered multitude who in these days talk glibly of the work of Charles Darwin probably dozen are indebted for their acquaintance with the subject to Grant Allen for each one who has mastered The Origin ...