... mis-statements or mmled his audiences There were lots of wen in the House of Lords who were good men in th meelves, but Charles Darwin tod them everyshing adapted imelf to Its environment. Sp'aku:f of the Second | Chamber in South Africa, Mr. Higham argued ...

... Sir Henry Irving on the 6th, and Charles Dickens on the T7th. On the Bth John Ruskhvubom,anrhllnmbmbonontho 10th, and Charles Darwin on the 12th. The 19th’ claims Bdgar Allan Poe, and the 2ist Cardinal Newman ; James Russell Lowell was born on February ...

... material could not be required. Famous Scientist Married Sir Francis Darwin, the well-known scien| tist, and third son of Charles Darwin, was | married on Monday to Mrs. Maitland, of g!mkghorpe, Gloo:tenhim. The name of e bridegroom, who is in his 65th year ...

... for an egg =upply, table gmltry, or feather, and select his birds eccordingly. Frzom o scientifie standpoint the late Charles Darwin showed what cou!d be done in yaryang the appeaTanceor nmammmmhfvcm of Plants and Animals under Domestscation. & book your ...

... IS NATURE CRUEL? WHAT CHARLES DARWIN 3SAiD Rev. T. Rose Price Tackles Bishop Fredsham Some difference of opinion was found at the annual meeting of lh‘ Halitux Branch of whe RAPCA Last week The Rev. T. Rose Price expressed his disheliet in the theors ...

... without alarm. But that does not seem quite to cover the case of the animal fleeing in terror and finally falling victim. Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace argue exhaustively on the subject, but there again the argument iy ex-parte w:fl lacks the proof ...

... guineca-pig eringing from the snake. Wild nature is far too care-free, far too happv. to be the sport only of fear and dread, Charles Darwin, whosq opinion in the matter hears a large aw thority, wrotg in a letter: “According ta my jndgment, happinees decidedly ...

... one thing the religion is ruled out, as in the | party in Russia. Then art and sc metamornhaosed, No wonder M iealons of Charles Darwin. Although Marx was limited in outl was logical. From his history econce;. flows naturally his theory of ‘economic 1.1 ...

... his most notable customers were Lord Harcourt, John Ruskin A. R. Wallace, the famous traveller, who was associated with Charles Darwin; the Royal Botanic Gardens, Fdinburgh: and the Royval Botanic Gardens. Kew, London. He constructed the Alpine gardens ...

... ex-policeman in Somerset, who wag fortunate enough in fixing the sport and distributing it amongst horticulturalists.” Charles Darwin thought that the most important cause of mutation was excess of food and, although | since Darwin’s day we have additional ...

... CHURCH.—The services last Sunday were conducted by Mr. W. Wilcock. In the morning he told Ihcl children the story of Charles Darwin and Thomas Bridges, and in the afternoon spoke to the adult congregation about two notable characters from the New Te ...

... services were conducted by Mr., W. Wilcock. In the morning he spoke to the young people on g subject based on the stories of Charles Darwin and ‘Thomas Bridges. At the afternoon ‘service Mr. Wilcock spoke to the ‘adult congregation from a text from Luke chapter ...