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... Charles Darwin's theories on the origin specie* are about to be submitted to another and searching dissection. Species not Transmntable is title of new work from the pen of T'r. C. Bree, F.L.S.. preparing for publication Messrs Groombridge and At' Sheffield ...
... (Hear, hear.) He said the observation of the spider would form a test of the accuracy of the theory originated by Mr Charles Darwin in his work on the Origin of Species. Small spiders were found abundantly in a coal pit which he named near Durham ...
... contrivances by which British and Foreign Orchids are Fertilised by Insects, and on the effects of Intercrossing, by Charles Darwin, M.A., author of «' Origin of Species, the publication of which has been expected for whole year ; volume of essays by ...
... remind you how in former years that eminent nautical surveyor, Admiral Fitzroy, when accompanied by the great naturalist, Charles Darwin, threw a flood of light on the configuration and structure of tbe coasts of South America and the Falkland Islands. Now ...
... wit of the age. Mr fc j Howitt's appeal behalf of suffering bunnyanity > in the autumn of last year induced and Mrs . Charles Darwin to urge the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to take up the question. The society offered a premium of ...
... was sixteen at New Kingswood School, Bath, under Mr H. Jefferies, M.A. The second wrangler is Mr G. H. Darwin, son of Mr Charles Darwin, the well-known author of the M Origin of Species. A few days ago a Fenian proclamation was found on the Mansion House ...
... Darwin, of Trinity College, was elected scholar of Trinity College with Mr Christie in 1866. He is the second son of Mr Charles Darwin, the wellknown author of the Origin of Species. He was educated at Clapham Grammar School, and his private tutor, as ...
... men who had been sent forth from Cambridge who were different, yet exquisit* their several spheres, as Alfred Tennyson, Charles Darwin, and Sir William Thompson; whilst Sedgwick, Adams, and Stokes, for instance, had been reared and retained at the college ...
... At Oxford Commemoration yesterday the under-graduate* were remarkably quiet. Twenty-eight were admitted to» honours. Mr Charles Darwin and Professor Helmshold were absent. The Speaker of the Honse Commons, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Sir William ...
... It said tbat Mr Charles Darwin, author of The Descent of Man, will be proposed as candidate for the Lord Rectorship of Aberdeen University the next election. Murder by a Lunatic. Custom-house officer, named Assolin, has jorf been killed at Port Louis ...
... HOLLY BERRIES. Charles Darwin writes to the Gardeners' Chronicle: -Several of your correspondents have noticed the of holly-berries in different parts of the coantry, cd the same thing may be observed to remarkable cxlat in my neighbourhood. Your cor ...
... for a thorough representation of Victoria the Paris Exhibition. The honorary title of Doctor of Law will be conferred Charles Darwin at Cambridge on Saturday. There is general prosperity in South Australia. bonus £10,000 has been offered for the discovery ...