... sailing. This timely little treatise is to named The Boat Sailor’s Manual” The following, said to be authentic anecdote of Charles Darwin, is going the round of the American papers. It refers to bis old age—the period when he was bringing out his books on ...

... the Rhine, in order to collect documents relating to the campaigns of 1792 and 1793. Mr Grant’s Allen’s little book on Charles Darwin,” which formed the first volume the series ot English Worthies,” has just appeared m a translation (Paris : Guillanmin) ...

... have been rinado. 6. The Sources ef English Hymnology. With Portrait and Woodouts, two vols, Svo, TIFE and LETTERS of CHARLES DARWIN. M MWiti ap Autobiojrqphi(AI Chapter, By his eon, Francis Darwin, a Crown Svot ia1HE ETON HORACE. Part I. The Odes and ...

... the late Dr Robert Chambers; and finally the. solution of 1 the great problem of the origin of species was offered by Charles Darwin in his theory of natural selection. The book is enriched by ten portraits and a number of other illustra- tions; anid ...

... been the late Er Robert Chambers ; and finally the solution of the great problem of the origin of species was offered by Charles Darwin in his theory of natural selection. The book is enriched ten portraits and a number of other illustrations ; and the general ...

... must be a regular system of evening classes. Mr Archi- bald Geikie, F.R.S., notices the charming Life and Letters of Charles Darwin. The paper is written in a kindly spirit, and should attract attention to the life itself. Lord Balfour of Burleigh is ...

... there must be a regular system of evening classes. Mr Archibald Oeikie, F.R.S., notices the charming Life and letters of Charles Darwin.” The paper is written in kindly spirit, and should attract attention to the life itself. Lord Balfour of Burleigh is ...

... From the German of Gustav Hlartwig. Translated by Sir Theodore Martin, E.C.B. The (ld Saloon.-The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin.- l'erFeoual Remembrance~s of Sir Frederick Pollock.- Troilop-'s What I Remncmber.-Frith's Autobiography and Remrniscences ...

... String. From the Herman of Gostav Hartwig. Translated Sir Theodore Martin, K.C.B. The old Saloon.—The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin.— Personal Remembrances of Sir Frederick Pollock.— Trollope’s What 1 Remember.—Fnth’s Autobiography and Keri;nisc» nces ...

... could not be called menbers of the human a farily, and it was totally impcasible to civilise anid dh christianike them. Charles Darwin's words later on m. however, when he had realised that he had nmade 4, ie great cristake, vere- If the work in Japan ...

... -s V ilc. To analyse tl.e points - of any one Ta of tlie pietures is in itself a liberai education. Eac--r Won SuHs Charles Darwin. 1y Giant Allen. Longmans, Green, & Co., I L ndon. This is one ..f the latest of the admirable kIet series of biographies ...

... Now, I very much like that picture of thi, great Atrong man, whose niurne war to be 1ntimately associated with that of Charles Darwin, and to whose voice all Europe listened later, washing, wiping, rubbing dry, and thoroughly brushing up I that little ...