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... 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 ...
... 'FiTminsham Nalok Toot.' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1866. NEWS OF THE DAY. The Star states it was in error in intimating that Mr. CHARLES DARWIN had been elected a member of the executive of the Jamaica Committee. Mr. DARWIN has joined the general committee of the ...
... Birmingham (totte. THURSDAY, November 29, 1866, NEWS OF THE DAY. The latest accession to the Jamaica Committee is Mr. Charles Darwin, the author of the Origin of Species.” It may be presumed that this is an instance of natural selection” ike only wonder ...
... 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 ...
... forged notes have been circulated to a large extent in Russia. Upon the subject of books being sold with uncut leave Mr. Charles Darwin writes to protest against this absurd practice. There are, he says, threevalid objections against uncut books. In the ...
... highest figut® of merit, viz., 140 84. Cruelty to Child —Another case of cruelty a child is reported. At Derby man named Charle Darwin was charged with ill-treating his son, a bo/ of nine years. It appeared that the boy’s parent 3 were in the habit going ...
... been eareless in repairing it, but many of them have also cleane abandoned it. CrueLty To A CmiLp.—At Derby, a man named Charles Darwin, bas been chu?ed with ill-treating his son, a boy of nine years. t appeared that the boy's parents were in the habit o}) ...
... 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 ...
... * to the Sheffield Conant. . _ CRUILTT TO • OHILD—AIIOLbet cue of cruelty to a child I. reported. At Derby a man named Charles Darwin was charged with ill.trtating his eon, • boy of Dine years. It appears that the boy's parents were in the habit of going ...
... side (the Piddiaos) are sow residents of Birmingham. (The second wrangler, Mr George Howard Darwin, is the son of Mr. Charles Darwin, author of The Origin of Speoies.”) Dr. John H. Davidson, who recently resigned the office of assistant medics! officer ...
... Darwin, the Second Wrangler, though not born in the county, Is of a well known Shropshiro family, being the son of Mr. Charles Darwin, the author of the Origin of Species, and grandson of Dr. Darwin, of Shrewsbury, who, as a doctor, in large practice ...
... Bancroft, L’nitcd States' Minister at Berlin, and Mr. J. Stuart Mill. London ;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 ...