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... £5,200 FOR DARWIN LETTERS A series of 177 letters written by Charles Darwin to Sir Charles Lyel]l between 1837 and 1874 discussing the theory of natural selection and the publication of his book The Origin of the Species was sold at Sotheby's today for ...
... that efforts will instead of normal eight SERIES 1 made to ease taxation Estimates The Channel Islands is another by Charles Darwin to Sir of what Sir Stafford may have at favoured resort and the bookings Charles Lyell of which I wrote his disposal for ...
... orchids as large as teaplates. Dr. Johnson's health THE high prices fetched yesterday in London for a group of letters by Charles Darwin has aroused discussion on the value of an interesting collection of correspondence from Dr. Johnson. Boswell and their ...
... Priestley chemist and philosopher Dr Darwin propounded the evolutionary theory life which was established by grandson Charles Darwin Traffic yVTHATEVER the disadvantages the one-way traffic system at Five Ways— and lengthy detour via St Martin’s Street ...
... one of the out- interest— Dr Erasmus Darwin growth and many of the finished standing modern scientists At grandfather of Charles Darwin screens are truly works of art the Cavendish Laboratory founded his botanical gardens The custom probably originated current ...
... given back in this way Such items as Workhouse Children for drum and fife band £10” (1889) and “Erection of Statue to Charles Darwin £1086 9s 3d (1897) illustrate the diversity of the society’s charity Library School in Birmingham About 150 students many ...
... Association at Birmingham University with a nostalgic eye yesterday was Dr. 0. J. R. Howarth, hon. curator of Downe House, Charles Darwin's home in Kent. Dr. Howarth was secretary of the Association when it last met in Birmingham —in 1913. vegetarian, was ...
... Midland plateau will also be exhibited Famous people have been associated with the society it was founded in 1858 In 1880 Charles Darwin was honorary vice-president and office was held by RW Chase who gave the well-known collection of birds to the Birmingham ...
... the has EXPLORATION OF MAN’S MIND Sigmund Freud By Gregory Zilboorg (Scribners 10s 6d) Professor A P THOMSON TNTIL 1859 Charles Darwin his disciples the validity published The Origin of Species technique of psycho-analysis man believed materially have Freudian ...
... The flrst runner home though whom these great possesses many bibliographical does not win: he kills Every-classics bred Charles Darwin treasures and superb bindings thing in short is according to was five years under Butler his One unique MS is part a ...
... memorable In the history of man’s intellec- this day 120 years ago a tual development The ship was the Beagle and on board was Charles Darwin who was born at Shrewsbury and who having abandoned the thought of medicine or the Church as a career set out as a naturalist ...
... g events the early history were the education at Shrewsbury of Sir Philip Sidney and friend biographer Fulke Greville Charles Darwin was another Shrewsbury scholar to win fame SHREWSBURY won renown in field of education when its school came under one ...