... “ History and Articles of Masonry — British Museum. has just been published. It is published from a MS. in the zg Mr Charles Darwin has prepared for publication a small e, Worl containing his experience “On the Fertilisation of British Orchids by means ...

... enunciated no audacious theory, and moreover, was as little heterodox as could be expected from so distinguished a pupil of Charles Darwin as the member for London University. Beginning with the subject with which he is most familiar, that of biology, he said ...

... his early recovery. The fVorld says that Mr John Collier has just completed an excellent and life-like portrait, of Mr Charles Darwin. The Hon. Alexander Leslie Melville died suddenly at Branston Hall, his seat in Lincolnshire Saturday last. The death ...

... the rites and events in Old Testament history ; and afterwards compared the opinions of these tribes expressed the late Charles Darwin. When he first saw them, Darwin described them the most degraded of the human species, and said that to do anything to ...

... work, and even in that once ignorant and benighted island of Tierra del Fuego, the inhabitants, who were thought the late Charles Darwin to be so debased to be beyond the reach of civilisation, were receiving the gospel in a marvellous way. In his concluding ...

... a grandson of Erasmus Darwin, and claimed that ' owing this hereditary bant of mind was wen prepared assimilate the of Charles Darwin when they first appeared the Origin Species.' It is interesting, even from the point of view of tbe science that Mr Galton ...

... which he thinks will set matters right. Mr Archibald Geikie, F.R.S., has an interesti pa on “The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin,” and account of the work and peculiarities of this of contro chemist will be read with great interest, “ for the that ...

... STRING. From th« Girman of Gcstav Habtwio. Translated bt Sib Thbodobb Marti*, K.CJJ. THE OLD SALOON.—THE LIFE AND LETTERS CHARLES DARWIN.—PERSONAL REMEMBRANCES OF FKEDBKICK POLLOCK.— TROLLOI'E'S 'WHAT I REMEMBER.'—FRITH' 3 AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND REMINISCENCES ...

... Stringunder the familiar heading, 44 The Old Saloon, there are reviews of and extracts from 44 The Life and Letters o& Charles Darwin, 44 Personal Remembrances of Sir Frederick Pollock, Trollope's 'What Remember.* and Frith's Autobiography and Re ...

... Oxford, and author of •The Reign of Louis Xl.'of France; and the younger to Mr Francis Darwin, son and biographer of Charles Darwin.'' Messrs and Sons, Leamington Spa, had charge the funeral arrangements, and they entrusted Mr W. Midland Hotel, Ilkley ...

... l>arwin the poet, great uncle. He wrote the M Botanic Garden,** and the Loves of the and lie was also grandfather of Charles Darwin,, the author of 44 Origin of Specie*, and who buried in Westminster Abbey. Mr F. Gallon has written work 44 Hereditary ...

... even men who made no profession of religion themselves, bore their ungrudging testimony to the value of mission work, Charles Darwin, who, himself, was not, unfortu- nately, a believer in the truths of Christianity, after, during his visit in the Beagle ...