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... a Collection of Essays and Notes, by Sir John Francis Davis, Bart.; Domesticated Animals and Cultivated Plants, by Charles Darwin; Peking and the Pekingese, during the First Year of the British Embassyat Peking, by D. F. Rennie, M.D.; Studies of ...
... on Peter the Great. Loyd Houghton i5 bringinR out a volama M Monographs, Personal and Social. s tt A new work by Mr. Charles Darwin, Thg R of Interbreeding in thc Vegetable Kingdom,o*X N 4 Mr. T. E. Cliffse Leslie is preparing for the C~l2751 entitled ...
... the drawings. Of this the (Jvtcmnestra, bv John Collier; e Sl(ney Calrto, by F. Barna rd; tire portrait of the late Charles Darwin, by 5. (Jollier: ard a few others in the Academy are examples. In the Grosvenor, a larger Y scale is occasionally adopted ...
... Professor Morcan, late of Carmarthen College, ?? iS aunounced tor early publication by Mr. Ayu- Vtean's little book oncr Charles Darwin, ' f''t flelirst volume in the series of Enuglish 1ha3 jest arppeared in a Frnuoh translation ?? tis lenuder of St. ...
... autobiographioal chapter which, as we (Athiensiesn) mentioned some months ago, will be in- cluctel in the II Life of Charles Darwin by his eon, Is 1 ccouoied mainly, it is said, with an explanation of the I writer's religioun opinions. The book will ...
... will be int illustrated with woodcuts of signatures, including those of pei wv Sir Francis Darwin, Dr. Erasmus Darwin, Charles Darwin, ale a, Josiah Wedgwood, and many ?? m. US( g Two~members of the well-known firm of paper maes hd be Messrs. Spalding ...
... Messrs. Longman are making preparations for printing the twen- tieth thousand of it. Together with the Life and Letters of Charles Darwin, which work will itself form three volumes, Mr. John Murray will issue new editions of The Origin of Species, and of ...
... with keon and wide-spread pleasure, and this certainly was the case when the preparation of the Life and Letters of Charles Darwin first became a matter of literary I gossip. The interest -which the public have Unquestionably taken in the progress ...
... well- ail , known Secularist. Dr. Darwin is afraid that readers an iof Dr. Aveling's pamphlet (4 Th Religious Views bo a Charles Darwin) may be misled into eseeing More . rxeinemblance than reallyexisted.between the positions * of b father, and Dr. Aveling ...
... truths that have since come to light. In the other articles Mi. Geikie furnishes an able review of The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin., Lord Balfour.ef Burleigh deals with The Attack on the Scottish Chuiirct, and defends. that Establishment; .- Colonel ...
... Darwinism, apropos of the Life and Letters recently published. It is interesting as showing that other minds than that of Charles Darwin wore greatly exercised by the problem, What is a Species? until lhis solution was given to the world. Colonel Maurice ...
... court. The ground covers some interesting names. For example, Mr. Francis Darwin has written the articlo on his father, Charles Darwin; the editor, Mr. Leslie Stephen, those on Thomas Day, of Sandford and Morton, Defoe, De Morgan, and De Quincey; Mr ...