... Vienna to me by rs way, a N German), ‘who have most a uenced Lar man thought in this country are two Engli George Combe and Charles Darwin.’” We are glad to hear this, for although scientific men in this country, with exceeding ignorance and bigotry, have lately ...

... 10 vears._ The must recent adhesions to the League include Mr. Vernon Hsrcourt, M.P.. Professor Max Muller, Professor Charles Darwin, Mr. Baxter Langley, Alderman Challis, Dr. Antonio Brady, 4c. The branches most recently formed are at Plymouth, Dudley ...

... had the honour of addressing a public audience on the origin of species and the theory of evolution due to the genius of Charles Darwin. At that time the theory was passing through the trial, through the struggle for existence, which all youthful organisms ...

... the honour of addressing a public | audience on the origin of species and the theory of | evolution due to the genius of Charles Darwin. At | that time the theory was passing through the trin‘h I through the struggle for existence, which all youthful ! organisms ...

... the Oxford Commemoration to-day the undergraduates were remarkably quiet. Twenty-eight were admitted to honours. Mr. Charles Darwin and Professor Helmshall were absent. The Speaker of the House of Commons and Sir William Jenner were admitted. Much i ...

... Rochester, both of whom were mush cheered. There was a slight variance from the published list of doctors ex- pectant. Mr. Charles Darwin was unable to withstand the fatigue and excitement; and Professor Hamholtz wes kept away by important busineus. The ...

... Secretary ef the Geologicai Society, and Proressor of Geology, * College. London. C'mpded from the Works of Newport, Charles Darwin, Sfen-.e Bate, Fritz Mlller. Packard, and others. Illustrated wirh numerous highly •finished Engravings. With Coloured ...

... K.R.S., Secretary the Geological Society, and Processor of Geology, Ejug College. London. Compiled the Works cf vport, Charles Darwin, Spenje Hatb, Miller, Packard, and others. Illu'Uwted with numerous highly-finished Engravings. _ With Coloured Frontispiece ...

... K.S., Sccreta-y 'y. lhc Geological Society, and IVofessor of K; •: College, London. Compiled from the Works «! ' port, Charles Darwin, Siknck Hatk, .'' MuLLßit, Packard, nad others. Illustrator w.tn aumerouc highly-finished Engravings. With Coloured F ...

... Myriapoda Amckuitin, And Crus By P. Martin w, I. Sccrcur Geological Society, and Pro Colk'ge, I. ...

... of the past fourteen years to The Story of My Life, - for the benefit of a translation to be issued in New York. Mr. Charles Darwin’s Descent of Man, and Selection in relation to Sex,’’ is to appear this month .in a German translation by Herr J. B. Cams ...

... University of Cambridge - the Duke de Broqlie, a member of the Institute of lrancc; Professor Airey, the Astronomer Royal: Mr. Charles Darwin; General Sir E. Sabine, K.C.B, President of the Royal Society; Sir C. Lyeil, Bert.; Mer. W. Lassel, Presidcut of the Royal ...