... Royal Geographical Society have a committee to take eliarge the Major lAcmard Darwm. Royal Engim.ere—a boo the late Mr-’ Charles Darwin—is chairman of the special committee, but representatives other seogiaphical and kindred boaiet are being invited join ...

... Mandt,’* declared papa* had taUa last bold of aaadara Bnbop of Hereford preeiif.d. aad to a tow pro ia« Ida scaeiora of Charles Darwin, an aaiaaat Sbrawabory. It wm aoert. bat no Uee mtireetiag. (war giant emaekae deaenbad ae one whoaa work etrisd bat to ...

... ronepiennns Bomioati-.0. In Leeds, Sir James Kit'ou ha* tbe ConMrvalive support, and Mr Horace Darain. son of tb» lata Charles Darwin, is to Ike cost Mayor Cambridge. Peer-premiers are of fashion, but there is disposition still to patronise peer-mayor* ...

... reference the pan tbo country. and, looking at tea scheme At the Oxford Ini versify Museum there has been unveiled statue Charles Darwin by Mr. Hope Pinker, presented gift Mr. Edward B. PonJum, M.A.. Felk>w Jems College. The addrees was Sir Joseph Hooker ...

... forward. The middle year* the present century marked epoch in biologic thought, such never came before, for it was then that Charles Darwin cave to world the *• Origin Species. That work, however, with all its far reaching efforts, cootd not have come into ...

... ItEU ; •• VigncUcd Nature. 1881; -t. cf 1832; l>a)in Cl-mt s Caleu-Jar. 1385 ••Flow-era and their Focli/rees. JiH; and “Charles Darwin’’ tin Mr. An-lriW Cmgs dec it--, “ English W-.nhics), 1360. In Mr, Alien Ug.vn It. Iron. Ins Inst Sioco dale bu lias ...