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... Q H Brighton Post Office presented him with a giant first day cover of the new issue of Charles Darwin stamps, which go on sale on February Note the “Mr. C. Darwin. You don’t need to be Sherlock Holmes to deduce that his name isn’t Charles. If it were ...
... 5 ; *“The delivery took place to commemorate the issue of the Post Office’s new set of stamps, featuring the work of Charles Darwin, who died in 1882. It was made to Mr. C. Darwin, who is alive, well and living in Ringmer. He is a relative of the great ...
... 00 p.m.): Nicholas Clay, lan Richardson, Susan Macready and Robert Flemying star in & movie about the life and work of Charles Darwin. THE TALL MEN (1955 — TVS and London ITV, Saturday, 7.05 p.m.): Clark Gabie as a gun slinger turned cattle driver who ...
... which were let as boarding houses to visitors in the latter part of the 18th century. ‘ In one of these the celebrated Charles Darwin spent a good deal of the summer, and, it is said, wrote portions of his famous work on the origin of species. ...
... the raffle was won by Alrys Morris. The next meeting will be on June 8 when the speaker will be Mrs Stone talking about Charles Darwin. Meetings are the on second Tuesday of the month at 7.30 pm in the school in Sibford Road. 2 ARLEY HOUSE - A reminder ...
... Mrs Stone who showed slides and gave an interesting account of her trip to the Galapogos Islands in ‘the footsteps of Charles Darwin’. The speaker for July will be Mrs Smith giving a talk on Collecting on a Shoestring. The WI held their usual monthly ...
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... WTSSR TR SN 5S AN A SN ST LP s AR I e KoL ; 3 Around the Wls England by none other than Charles Darwin! Mr Keating then positioned himself behind the projector and proceeded to give us a pictorial history of The Royal Botanic Gardens from their earliest ...