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... literature and science, amongst which it may be enough to mention that of Mr. Grote, the historian ; Sir Charles Lyell, Mr. Charles Darwin, Professors Huxley and Tyndall. The list is prefaced the notification that subscribers are not considered to pledge themselves ...
... Dicken*. The History of Qirolame Saronrola and Hie Tim*a By P. 2 sols. The Plays of Philip Maeelwer. The Dement of Kan. By Charles Darwin. 2 Tola. Free Raida. By W. H. Dixon. 2 roll. Olox's B*by. The Vicar of Bollfcanptoa. Anthony Trollope. Diecnnlons on ...
... the building, for the purpose of considering as to the election of a Lord Rector. The following ten were. pxoposed:-Mr. Charles Darwin, Professor Huxley, Mr. Grant Dugf, M.P. (the present Lord Rector), Dr. John Hill Burton, the Earl of Dbily, the Duke of ...
... Eckardt; Recollections of ml Past Life, by Sir Hy. Holland; The Expression of the ha Emotions in Man and Animals, by Charles Darwin; South th Sea Bubbles, by the Earl and the Doctor; Lives of Lynd- Pa hurst and Brougham, by Lord Campbell; The Auto- he ...
... Thomas Brassey, M.P. The Switrens. by W. H. Dixon ; The Story the Plebiscite; Voltaire, non f the Emotions Man and Animals, Charles Darwin ; Sooth Sea Babbles, the Earl and the Doctor * Lives Lyndbnrat and Brougham, Lord Otmpboll ; Autobiography of Flora U’Donald ...
... Species by means' of Bo`e Natural Selection, or thle Preservation of favroured Bus Races, in the struggle for life. By Charles Darwin. Bur London,-GEO. SIMPSON & Co., 16, Graces Road, Clio S.E. Chu GIBBON'S ON THlE ROMAN EMPIRE. History of the Cell Declineland ...
... Origin of Species by means of _ Natural Selection, or the Preservation of favoured Races, ie the struggle for life. By Charles Darwin. London,-GEO. SIMPSON & Co., 16, Graces Road, S.E. GIBBON'S ON THE ROMAN EMPIRE. Historv of the Declinu&and Fall of the ...
... Origin of Species by means of Natural Selection, or the- Preservation of favoured Races, in the struggle for life. By Charles Darwin. London,-GEO. SIMPSON & Co., 16, Graces Road, S.E. GIBBON'S ON THE ROMAN EMPIRE. History of the Declineand Fall--of the ...
... The Origin of Species by means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of favoured Races, in the struggle for life. By Charles Darwin. London,-GEO. SIMPSON & Co., 16, Graces Road, S.E. GIBBON'S ON THE ROMAN EMPIRE. Historv of the Decline and Fall of the ...
... a man of highly philosophic mind, often drew his atten- tion to the fact that as early as 1794 Charles Darwin's grandfather was the pioneer of Charles Darwin., In 1813 Dr Wells, the founder of our present theory of dew, read before the Royal Society a ...
... made. If they could do that, said Mr. Cooj»er, they could do without God altogether. In ItSoS two papers were read Mr. Charles Darwin and Mr. Wallace the doctrine ...
... the gentlemen designated. The action of Sir tir h Wyvills has been endorsed by Dr. Hooker, Professor ab] tHuxley, Mr. Charles Darwin,Professort ivart, Dr. Selater,bel ,r Mr. Salvin and others. col TreE ORIIOINAL HABITAT OF THE EUSOPEAN DOME5TIC mE It ...