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... ENDING” IN NOVELS. TRAGEDY HAS NEVER BEEN POPT- I.AU COMEDY, AND NEVER WILE BE. (Prom tke “Literary Digest”). It said that Charles Darwin, who early life took keen delight the depths, subtleties an:J the tempestuous climaxes Shakespeare's tragedies, confessed ...
... Another debater, who made no attempt to conceal his antipathy to the wicked theories of the evolutionist, supposes the late Charles Darwin would have said something he never did say, and then proceeds to demolish him by a mist Atement of facts. It is in this ...
... univer-sp was really so, which was largely res7.onsible for the strong I oppo ition n-hich the publication in i139 of Charles Darwin's epoch- marking wor:. The Origin of Species .by Natural Selection encountered. The lecturcr gave an account of the ...
... Pally dew Zealand Bumble-Bees and Clover. Some years ago an interesting fact wu laid be. fore the public by the late Charles Darwin, Namely, that red clover could only be fear. Mimed and produce seed through the agency of bumble-bees. On tee New Zealand ...
... arose in plants and animal* bad not been apprehended until a flood of light was thrown the entire subject by the genius Charles Darwin, who formulated the widii caching (ht-oiy that variations could transmitted heredity younger gcneiations. In this munner ...
... arose in pleats and ntrms had nob been apprrhened until a flood of light was thrown oa th entire stubject by the genius of Charles Darwin, vwho formulated the wie-reaehing :theory that varia tions could be rnmimted b' heredity to ?? generations. lb this manner ...
... DOG'S MEMORY. Charles Darwin, the famous naturalist, was shop food of du4s, and as a young man had the poem d &Waling away the affeeidos of his sister's pets; • Cambridge he woo the love of his cousin W. D. restll dot, and this may. perhaps. have hewn ...
... readers the following announcement under the heading “Book* Received The Origin Speeches, Means of Natural Selection, by Charles Darwin, M.A., LL.D., F.BB. John Murray. 2a fid not. The title of course (says the Globe ) should have been “The Origin of Speeches ...
... addition this, steps are to taken afford them a public welcome, which will include dinner. Mr. Udermaa Horace Darwin, of late Charles Darwin, bading spirit of the movement* LONDON COHRKSFONDENOiS. Northern Whig Offlee, 49. Ple«t Street, Snodey Night, ynthrrg ...
... Campaign in China,” W himself. Edited by Colonel R. H. Vetch, C.B. London: Chapman and Hall. Is. “The Origin of Species.” By Charles Darwin. New Impression, with Portrait. London : John Murray. 2s 6d net. “The House that Grew.” Mrs. Molesworth, author of “Carrots ...
... 19th century none looms as an interesting personality, tan te gub> | ject of these volumes. It is true thes the name of Charles Darwin overtops ali by reason of his epoch-making but it should not be forgotten that these theories were buttressed by the | ...
... deg. Yalu. Sow Zealand Rumble-Bees and Clever. Sameyears ago an intereeting iact was iatib•- teas the public by the late Charles Darwin, namely, that red clover could only be fee. &tithed and protinth send through the agency at bumble-beet. thl the New Zealand ...