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... display power and versatility. lords and gentlemen, had the honour of discussing many question with the late illustrious Charles Darwin. one special point we emphatically agreed, and that was the necessity in all true work of combining reflection in high ...
... versoa Thomas Campbell, two of Carlyle, four of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, three of W. Cooper, one of Goorge Crabbe. three of Charles Darwin, three of Charles Dickens, one of E. Gibbon, the historian, one of Thomas Gray, two loiters and verses of Thomas Hood ...
... last letter I received from that most modest and moat illastrioaß man contained a fervent condemna- tion of Mr Gladstone. Charles Darwin, if were with us, would be the same side; but he, being dead, speaks through his sous in support of Union ism What can ...
... By * Cror-a-Boo 1 0 WestminsterAbbey. ByWJLottie. Illustrated 7 6 Representative Irish Tales. Edited by W B Yeats 5 0 Charles Darwin's Life and Work. By C F Holder 5 0 Childhood and Youth of Dickens. Lnngton 60 Life of Sir John Franklin. By Capt larkham ...
... -'Crom-a-Boo I 0 WeftminsterAbbey. By JVSLoftie. Illustrated 7 6 llepreqentative Irish Tales. Edited by WV B Yeats 5 0 Charles Darwin's Life and Work. By C F Holder 5 0 Childhood anud Youth of Dickens. Langton . . 50 Life of Sir John Frankliu. By Capt ...
... Crotn'a'Eoo 1I0 Westminster Abbey. By W J Lof tie, illstrated 7 6 F'epresentative lrish Ti's. Eited by W B Yeats 50: Charles Darwin's Li c ard or.By C F Holder 5U0 Caildhood and YoVInL of Dickens. Lang,;mn . S 0 iife of Sir John Frw-klin. By Capt Markitiamu ...
... `Crorn-s-Boo 1 0 WestminsterAbbey. By W J Loftie. Illustrated 7 6 epresentative Irish Tales. Edited by W B Yeats 5 0 Charles Darwin's Life and Work. By CF Holder S O Ctildhood ald Youth of Dickens. Iangton ?? 5 0 _ Life of Sir John Franklin. By Capt ...
... object of which is to! lie give credit where credit is due. It is to Mr. ke Francis Galton, F.RS. a relation of the of late Charles Darwin, that we owe the perfec- ly tion of the anthropometrical methods, and I ut instruments which were demonstrated yes- of ...
... Biological Section was presided oxer by lb praaois Darwin, well known not only hie own scientific attainments, but also „ ,00 Charles Darwin. fcbi osseins address gese an reowit aoditlons to oar knowledge of carsaroras repoel was read from oomaSSseestethepregriee ...
... WRECKED ON THE GOODWINS. Erasuus Darwin, grandfather of the Charles Darwin, tha naturalist, inscribed upon his seal the significant word’, Omnia ex conchis all things arise from oysters. But from what do oysters ? What is the origin of the matter ? l ...
... incornita. Ar aoditional charm is lent to tile book 3hy the fact that i E author wvas the intinrate frii-nd of the great Charles Darwin, and the first reciioent of his epoch-making ideas- on tire orlizin of spec.es-a hvyotlhesia enhioh had t, run the gauntiet ...
... WRECKED ON THE GOODWINS. Eraseca Darwin, grandfather the Charles Darwin, the naturalist, inscribed upon bit seal the significant words Omnia rt tout hi* all things arise from oysters. Hut from what oysters arise What is the origin of matter Ab ! nobody ...