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... Halilax. TO the ‘Dl*\/ks. GexrLewen, Statford, O, 18, 1998, $1 am well informed that the Friends of the late ingenious My, Charles Darwin intend to place a monumental Infeription over his Grave at Ediaburgh, 1 have feot you a few lines of that fort for the ...
... which has gallantly accepted f r many year* the task of governing the British empire —that heroic party is extinct. Mr. Charles Darwin, naturalist, who, I am sure, regard your lordship with peculiar interest, tells us how, in the stern - ruggle for existence ...
... him for his offer Primrose-hill, and stating that they have been able obtain more suitable place for the meeting. Mr. Charles Darwin, the author the M Origin of Specie, Pent subscription of £10 the Eyre Prosecution Fund. Mr. Richard Malins, and late ...
... the workhouse confirmed the poor girl's statements. Another Case op Cruelty to a Child Reported. At Derby a man named Charles Darwin was chanted with ill-treating his eon, a boyof nine years. It appeared that the boy's parents were in the habit of going ...
... 702, anil the membership haa increased to 3,275. The reoont adhesions and subscriptions include the names of Professor Charles Darwin, Professor Max Muller, Oxford, Mr. Vernon Haroourt, M.P., Mr. Thos. Aveling, Mayor of Rochester, Mr. Baxter Langley, Alderman ...
... the Upper Chamber, Professor Kokitaasky, lejan great ch, with this sentence: —' The question have first consider is. Is Charles Darwin no? Such .juery would doubt raise s smile our eminently uaspoeul.itive houses lagisture Rut surely never was higher ...
... Cjfarral ilnrs. A sritiov the students of St. Andrew’s University arc moving to elect Mr. Charles Darwin I.ord-Hector next November. Mr. William Farr, farmer. Celling, haa l»eenconvicted by the St. magistrates, and lined for not reporting the existence ...
... doubt been bond of unity between England America He could not help thinking too of the death few days ago of the late Charles Darwin of whom whatever might be said of him they might ali learn lessons in patience faith love and truth might have been error ...
... enthusiastic demonstration held on Sunday in the Grand Hall of the Collegio Romano Rome to do honour to memory of the late Charles Darwin The Senate and the Chamber of Deputies were well represented Professor Mole-shott delivered an able address in honour ...
... Pete, as M. Cherbuliez has called it, to develop somehow—bow ? by an evolution quite miraculous and incomprehensible—into Charles Darwin and other eloquent philosophers of his kind. The extraordinary growth this new branch literature, and the change it has ...
... and develo) of all things, earthly or sidereal, thus i-uinmed for in the one word evolution, belongs right neither t ...
... measure which gave was indeed good, for it ran over from very abundance. Macmillan's Mayasine for Januaru. What Charles Darwin Did.— Charles Darwin added to the primitive evolutionary idea the special notion of natural selection. That is say, he pointed out ...