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... partiee connected with New Bonth Wales to send mission, partly for rehgiou and partly for scientific purposes, New Game*. Charles Darwin’s Descent of Man, and Selection in to Sen, ie to opp-ar thi. month in • German translation by Hetr J. B. Canis, pabliahod ...
... learned Director of the Zoological Museum of Turin, has published, with tho author’s permission, Italian version of Mr. Charles Darwin’s recent work, under tho title of L’Origine dell’Uomo Soeltd in col Sesso.” • It is affirmed that the Viceroy of Egypt ...
... truly, PLAINTIFF. Torquay, November 11th, 1871, literature, Science, &rt (From The Athenaeum), A Bossian version of Mr. Charles Darwin's “Descent of Man has been published Petersburg, Mr. E. Blagaovietlof. Qui Five, the new Commnnist paper in London, edited ...
... needs oall him a lunat:o too. Thus the man, of whom Humboldt raid, when Mr. Darwin was quite young :— Der goistreiche Charles Darwin. and of whom Huxley speaks as of an intellectual giant, thus this man is a lunatic in the intimation of Mr. Cooper. Doubtless ...
... Erasmus Darwin, who died last Friday, was grandson of the celebrated person of that name, and brother of the naturalist, Charles Darwin. A warning against travelling on board British vessels, similar to that recently promulgated by the Irish Revolutionary ...
... prefix • sketch of Ike great scientist's life to one of his binka The following was sent by way of answer ; My name is Charles Darwin. I was bons in IWO. I studied. I made a voyage rouna the world. I cout.aned to study. Here the story ends. for the writer's ...
... Bridge of History over the Oulf of Time,” Plain Pulpit Talk,” Ac. follows ON MONDAY EVENING, JULY 23rd, 1883 Subject.—CHARLES DARWIN: in what his real greatness consisted: wherein his theory ■ Natural Selection lacks proof: A protest against the grovelling ...
... interesting biographical works which have been published for some years—Mr. Frith's Memoirs and the Life and Letters of Charles Darwin. Illustr.rtionc—The contents of the Novem. ber part of this publication are varied, and the illustrations numerous, original ...
... the lowly earth-worm, and their habits were worthy study. Charles Dickens in one bis works mentioned the earth worm, and Charles Darwin had made it a special study. Earth-worms were not only found in soil, but also the top high mountains, and they had been ...
... ON THZ Erasmus Darwin, grandfather of the famous Charles Darwin. the naturalist. inscribed up ei his seal the significant Frieda. •• Onsais es coarAis —all things aria. from cetera. lint from what do oysters arise P What. is the origin of matter, ...
... His death will leave a void in literary circles which will be difficult to fill. Mr. Murray was an intimate friend of Charles Darwin, whose works were published by the firm of which he was both the head and tho moving spirit. Scott and Byron were frequent ...