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... equal to the support of a peerage except in trade. A Baron with 45,000 a year and three sous is a paurr.—Spectatnr. Mr. Charles Darwin, the author of The Origin of Species, has been elected a member of the committee. One hundred ponnds reward is offered ...
... Bancroft, United States Minister at Berlin, and Mr. J. Stuart Mill, Loudon ; In Medicine, Mr. Paget, surgeon, London ; Mr. Charles Darwin, naturalist, London ; Mr. E. Hartnack, optician, Paris ; M. Louis Pasteur, chemist, Paris ; and M. A. Peterman, geographer ...
... of spectre t heory of while there has been • felling off In foreign spirits to the iix• evolution due to the genius of Charles Darwin. At test of 1180.000 licences substituted for the assessed taxes that time the theory was pawing through the tria we in ...
... Secretary of the Geological Society, and Professor of Geology, Lines College, London. Compiled from the Works of PORT. CHARLES DARWIN, Speed. RAT', Yens Maize. PACKARD, and others. with numerous highly-finished Wash Coloured Frontispiece and numerous cloth ...
... Insects. AIM . Du A S awl Geological Society, 'Of Geolor Seent + College, London Compiled from the Works of Nam- PORT, CHARLES DARWIN, RATE, MdLLIR, PACKARD, and others- Illustrated with &memos bigM7•Boiahad Engraving ...
... The Russian attack on the Ms, howl ever, having failed, is now called a reaoanaiaarau,aad Sato= seams safe aver. Mr. Charles Darwin has had the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws conferred on him at Cambridge. An imitation monkey in full &oedemas's was ...
... entitled lotion, OW and New, a comparison of the theories of ]Sutton, Dr. Erasmus Darwin, and Lamarck, with that Mr. Charles Darwin. The work will contain copious extracts from the firstmamed authors. Two new pieces are said to be in rreparation at the ...
... markets bare been re-opened. BUCK 811LEP.—Tbe following extract of a letter firm Mr. Sanderson of Chirelhurst, to Mr. Charles Darwin, seems worth planing on record. It relates to the former frequent appearance of spotted or black sheep in the Australian ...
... Two imposing yet contrasted ceremonies were presented to view last week—the one the interment of the great naturalist, Charles Darwin, in Westminster Abbey, and the other the marriage of Prince Leopold, the Duke of Albany, at Windsor Castle. Professor ...
... been published by Mr. W. Ritl,;way, 169, Piccadilly. MN-AMIS. G. W. BACON Am:. Co., 127,Strand, have issued The Life of Charles Darwin, with Britbh Opinion on Evolution, in pamphlet form. It Is compiled by Mr. 6. W. Bacon, F.R.G.S. THE latest addition ...
... Tuesday. Dr. Burney died, Ibi*. 116 W Battle of Colloden, 1746 II7TH Seringa pa tam invested, 118 Liebig, chemist, died, 119 Charles Darwin died, 1882 *iuS 21 M 23 W Th 25 F S 27 8 28 M Tc 30 W 1 Low Sunday Welshpool Fair Eaater Law Sittings begin Newtown, Fortien ...
... to the lowest gave. saw tho loftiest angel in heaven ministering spirit; and he learnt from the patient researches of Charles Darwin that the lowest earthworm borrowing in the ground rendered most valuable services in breaking up the earth and softening ...