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... ten years he had the honour of addresing a public madames on the origin of specks and the theory of hettos doe be the of Charles Darwin. At that time the &say was pealing through the Woggle for oilstones, which all youthful in nature have to madam On that ...
... swyddogion yr angladd yr oedd Dar de Broglie, yr hwn a ddaeth fel cynurychiolydd arsyllfa Ffraingo ; yr oedd Dug Defer., a Mr. Charles Darwin, ynghyd a thaws o beisonau enwog eraill, ye bresennol. LISBURNE WNW, YBBY'TTT YBTWYTH. - LL•WESYDD AB ACHLYBDR PRIODAB ...
... Mr. Herbert Spinner, Mr. G. H. Lewis, Mr. Jells &mit Mill, Mr. Prelude, Mr. Carlisle, Mr. Ruskin, Mr. John Marley, Mr. Charles Darwin. Dr. Tyndall, Mr. Shirley Brookes, Mr. Edward Dicey, and Mr. Sal& Loud Enfield has acknowledged the roosti of the memorial ...
... the coonetant 'urgings of the redline sea! Yet this is precisely what these poor little coral asects do, and I see Mr. Charles Darwin has medertakes the task of inventing a theory to explain Me mystery. The South Hethington Museum, one of the most inturestiag ...
... =leen i gyrneryd yr ardystiod, so yna,ceir north a llwiddiant. ••• • ' • Dydd Moreher diweddaf, bn tarw yr adna byddns Charles Darwin, yn 74 mlwydd oed, mown Ho yn swydd Kent, heb fod yn mhell oddiyma. Gan nad beth a ddywedir am ei olyg• lad am DarddisAi ...
... yn ysgwyd y eorau ol fel na wyddts pa ddrwg a ddygwydd mown diwrnod. Rhoddwyd claddedigueth barchus a christionogol i Charles Darwin, ac y moo pwlpadau St Paul's a Westminster Abbey wodi tam u gwarogaeth achel i'w goffudwriaeth. Claddwyd of yn y Pynachlog ...
... Weeleyeldd, yn 48 mod, 1849. 19 ll•bboth.—Tr Argliorld a &lyre Ow 4 4re(wydd 8.81 • —Marw Arglwydd ye 76 nod, 1881. —Mem Charles Darwin, ya 73 oed, 1833. 90.—L1un.—John Wesley yu ego. i 110 bleat #l. Teel Sabbothol, yu Bolton, 1786. 91 Xawrtin—J•he Wesley ...
... the real great university in' which he studied nature and read for his degree. Our evolutionist was now being educated,-Charle, Darwin. Bu (rrnvi ...
... to he grown in a botlioesee, is one of these. It clues at flee in the afterniein and opens at seven in the morning. As Charles Darwin the elder says: 'With eepanding beam the flowers unclose, And rising lights them to repose. A near reletive of the dancielion ...
... basis of life. The phytoblast is thus of an animal nature, like the sarcode. This agrees exactly with the condlusions of Charles Darwin, who had experimented on the very same plant, and who was of opinion that plants, as, for example, the Drosera, possess ...
... Nriontd. Gan R. J. WII. Cyaddiaredd Dyn Dew. Oen y Parch. Hon Y at Gan y Ortith Bram ye yu Nosy. y Parch. 0, Parry Owes. Charles Darwin. Gas Min lI.D. Y Iladdwl Cretrifist ye y P dyddiati y Parch T. C. Jo . en Pritchard. O y Parch G. Teeny. Parry. y Cymry ...
... belief : a N g of vvitt a has not been fund too much for the rehulrem of one man. earwin. of Shrewsbury, the father of Charles Darwin, had the local reputation of being a gluten, and is reported to have called a gene - a favourite salep dish -e an inconvenient ...