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... Miss Darwin Engaged Scientist’s Daughter The engagement of Miss Cecily Darwin, daughter of Sir Charles Darwin, the atomic scientist, and Lady Darwin, Newham Grange, g:mbridxe. is announced toy. She is to marry Mr, John E, Littleton, eldest son of Mr, ...
... that we get the first mention of a mechanical talking machine Dr Erasmus Darwin who If remember rightly was the father of Charles Darwin of the Origin of Species” produced an apparatus which could say “pa pa and “ma ma Matthew Boulton wagered him a thousand ...
... dxstm}mished men ag Clerk Maxwell, Michael Faraday Sir Joseph Lockver, Sir William Thomson Sir Henry Bessemer, T. H Huxley, Charles Darwin and Joseph Chamberlain. HOUSES AND PROPERTY! FOR SALE & EXCHANGE JOHN L. WILSON & COMPANY, Chartered Auc ioneers and Estale ...
... made classed in the same brainy aboul baldness t?han say tholcntcgorv as Julius Caesar, shave of one's nose. |Napoleon, Charles Darwin, i We read from time to '.lmleN'oum Montgomery, Presi. of “reasons” for baldness. dent Eisenhower, or Sir Win- It Is caused ...
... tried to ignore it. , Best known example of this row between the clergy and ‘the scientists was that which centred around Charles Dar‘win’s “The Origin of Species,” and which finally culminated in a terrific verbal duel between T. H. Huxley, a friend of Darwin's ...
... ex-policeman in Somerset, who wag fortunate enough in fixing the sport and distributing it amongst horticulturalists.” Charles Darwin thought that the most important cause of mutation was excess of food and, although | since Darwin’s day we have additional ...
... CHURCH.—The services last Sunday were conducted by Mr. W. Wilcock. In the morning he told Ihcl children the story of Charles Darwin and Thomas Bridges, and in the afternoon spoke to the adult congregation about two notable characters from the New Te ...
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... truth of these words. Can he deny that many of the world’s leading sceptics including William E. H. Lecky, J. S. Mill, and Charles Darwin testify for Christ. On page 398 of “Science and Education” appear the following words, written by Thomas Huxley: “By the ...
... services were conducted by Mr., W. Wilcock. In the morning he spoke to the young people on g subject based on the stories of Charles Darwin and ‘Thomas Bridges. At the afternoon ‘service Mr. Wilcock spoke to the ‘adult congregation from a text from Luke chapter ...
... beliet and faith derived from | four main causes, or influences. The first of these was the work and pubiications of Charles Darwin. “The Origin of the Species™ was a book that heralded the growing tide of scientific philosophy which has become so much ...
... State Building As he hRrtled past an open window ho shouted: “I'm all right so deluding ourselves and stud'ed the works of Charles Darwin —II G Hickman Street Clas gow S3 A MYSTERY ATER some friends had left discovered my engage ment ring was missing We looked ...