... Herschel, Sir AVm. Thompson, Professors Owen, Dawson, Gray, Dr. Carpenter, and, at least ill, his earlier writings, Mr. Charles Darwin himself.—DR. WKIOHT'S Scicutljic .Sophism*. Spontaneous Generation. not less than Transmutation of Species, is merely ...

... being sensational. I (From the World.) Mr. John Collier has just completed an excellent and life-like portrait of Mr. Charles Darwin. Mr. Bright is expected at Tweedside for a few days' fishing. Anglers have lately been very success- ful there. Mr. W ...

... year are a large subject picture of Clytemnestra after the murder of Agamemnon, and a portrait, already completed, of Mr. Charles Darwin. I understand that additional precautions have been taken for the security of the late Prince Consort's mausoleum at Frogmore ...

... narrow strips, and round them into .shape with a thin, sharp knife. The following, said to be an authentic anecdote of Charles Darwin, is going the round of the American papers. It refers to his old ,ge-the period when he was bringing out his books on ...

... EET, CARDIFF. 4D ON THE £ INTEREST ABOVE 40s 1 -1!n£S5 J\j) ^RECKKJ) ON THE GOODWI Erasmus Darwin, grandfather of the Charles Darwin, the naturalist, inscribed 1 1 th 'fi d 0 X conch!S his seal e slgm cant wor d s, 0mnia ex cond11 —all things arise from ...

... attended meeting held at Shrews- bury a resolution in favour of erecting in that town a suitable memorial of the late Charles Darwin was unanimously passed. James Ball, a cripple, who had pretended to tell fortunes, was committed from the Thames Police-court ...

... Tuesday evening. The Rev. W. Munro, M.A., presided, and Mr G, Burgess Hughes, M.A., the president, read an able paper on Charles Darwin. The subject of the paper, the writer said, did not distinguish 'fiimself at school, and his father is said to have expressed ...

... held. to-day at the National Liberal Club, London. The public of Shrewsbury are about to erect a mem on si to the late Charles Darwin, who was a native of that town. Lord Crromer ha now recovered from his recent attack of influenza, and tak-ss carria^a ...

... Netionalisation Society, Dr. Alfred Russell Wallace, was born in the dreamy, quiet town of Usk ? The co-discoverer with Charles Darwin of the principle of natural selection as being the main agent in the evolution of species was born at Usk on January 8th ...

... burg. At Cambridge on 'Thursday 'the honorary degree oi: Doctor of Science conferred upon Mr Francis GltOll, cousin or Charles Darwin, :wd Africa)) f-xpiort-r. Me Galton was the first introduce- into of the Brt)Hon system ofcrimit)a.)ideni,incation by ...

... IWOple. Referring to the fact that Darwin was w»u in Shrewsbury, he said the Churoh owed a inreac debt of gratitude to Charles Darwin for ttaplifying and interpreting to them the methods hieh bad been pursued by the Almighty Creator fa His work. An address ...

... there will be a bevy ot no fewer than 12 bridesmaids. MAYORAL HUMODB. I The election of Mr Horace Darwin (D of the late Charles Darwin) to the Mayoralty of Cambridge produced quite a crop of jokes at the civic banquet. After the little ups and downs preliminary ...