... In concluding, Dr Wilson quoted from Erasmus Darwin's Loves of the Plants to show that that illustrious grandsire of Charles Darwin was botanist who appreciated the wonderful interest of some of the plants in question. The lecture was illustrated fully ...

... coasts of Patagonia and Terra del Fuego. He also manded the Beagle durin; famous voy round the world in 1831-36, with Charles Darwin as naturalist ; and it was during this voyage that Darwin conceived his idea of the origin of species. On Fitzroy’s return ...

... movement. Mr Francis Maitland Balfour, who died in 1882, has left a singularly brilliant record behind him as naturalist. Charles Darwin piophesied that he would be the chief of the English biologists. Other members of this remarkable family are Lady Rayleigh ...

... reminding q'lu of the wives of great men, po tion, but the example of good l women can never be wholly lost. jtli 1 Charles Darwin was so weak but for his wife and children, J va J.-j-e ',(6 from trouble and gave him the I»eaceful home, he would probably ...

... greatest number,' caught at glance in pamphlet, directed the current of Lis thoughts and studies for life. The entire career Charles Darwin was influenced by a book of travels which he read in early years. On the other hand, it is fatally possible for any t ...

... ihe n of atonement, and to the epiritual IES It is seldom that a scientific naturalist is the master of an elegant li Charles Darwin and Alfred Ruesell style. ‘allace - E. Kaminsky has under- taken the congenial task of collecting the correspondence of ...