... Westminster Abbey. A large crowd attended. Amongst the pall bearers were the Due de Broglie, the Duke of Devonshire, and Mr. Charles Darwin. Consols were quiet at 93i. LONDON COUN.—Famsr. Prices were tending downwards. THE ELTIIA3I MURDER Pook was again under ...

... Vicar of To be com- n six volunies. Portrait and Woodcuts, crown 8vo.. 7s. 6d. KETCH of the LIFE of ERASMUS DAR- WIN. By CHARLES DARWIN, F.R.S. With a study of ntitic Works by ERNEST KjA übE. Translated by W. S. •. lS. Post ovo., 2s. 6d., LITTLE LIGHT on ...

... with Dallinger that Dr. Bastion's theory is a fallacy. The inability of science to account for the origin of species by Charles Darwin the great apostle of evolution who however took for granted the pre-existence of matter, force, ami life, at the commencement ...

... At West- minster Abbey, and in St. Paul's Cathedral, the simple life, the earnest work and remarkable conclusions of Charles Darwin, were the theme of the morning sermons, and Canon Liddon acknow- ledged that the theory of evolution as propounded and ...

... An assembly was held at Rome on Sunday in the grand hall of the Collegio Romano, to do honour to the memory of the late Charles Darwin. The British Embassy was represented, and among those present were Signor Tecchio, President of the Senate, several members ...

... Voyage round the World, Charles Darwin ; *• The Descent of Man, Charles Darwin ; Origin of Species, Charles Darwin ; *• Expression of the Emotions, Charles Darwin ; Vegetable -Mould aud Earth Worms. Charles Darwin ; Auts, Bees, ...

... *«f8«« conSantly, e and^S in the intimate and close friend of Dr. Darwin! Gh a^%»J miSt^ e ,- , ? ot » o£ great naturalist Charles Darwin. Unlike many of his modem successors, this distinguished artificer in clay was SSLIfT I ?? ol lus trade or ot the ladder ...

... account of the Mayors, Stewards, Recorders, and Town Clerks, by Mr Askew Roberts. Another Ijcal publication, a Memoir of Charles Darwin, written for the Archsalogical Tran- sactions, has also been placed on the shelves of the Library. The NEir Statjxmi. ...

... Norris, advances another stage, and there is an extremely well-written tale by Mr Henry James. ** The Path of Duty. Charles Darwin.— This is the title of what is modestly called a paper contributed to the trans- actions of the Shropshire Archeological ...

... Friday night a lecture of much interest was delivered by Prof. R. W. i Phillips, M.A., B.Sc, of the Bangor College, on j ?? Charles Darwin and the theory of developmpnt. This lecture conclud°d the course which has been given during the winter. Dr. Tumour was ...

... time. My young group soon discovered the name of Charles Dickens amongst the poets, and when they had seen the grave of Charles Darwin, the naturalist, and that of the good Lady Augusta Stanley, and her husband the Dean, they began to recover their belief ...

... illustrated by dissolving views. The Late Mr Charles Darwin.— On Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, Mr T. B. Acton will deliver an address at the Congregational Schoolroom, Chester-street, upon Charles Darwin. Mr Acton, who, as our readers know, is so eminently ...