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... of Pierre Laffitte, the present director of Positivism. At the end is a grand piano by Broadwood, once the property of Charles Darwin. The introductory address to the community was given in May, 1881, by I'rederic Harrison, who has continued to lecture ...
... fell House where Henry VII* Stayed On his way to Bosworth Field, 1485 Shrewsbury's Modern Hero, Charles Darwin, and the Mount, where he was Born Charles Darwin, the great evolutionist, was born on February 12, 1809, and spent his early /ears in Shrewsbury ...
... received his education at Shrewsbury School under the head mastership of Dr. Samuel Butler. Among his schoolfellows was Charles Darwin. He afterwards went to Cambridge. One of his earliest memories is that of seeing Oueen Victoria as an infant in her nurse's ...
... REMEMBER, REMEMBER, THE NINTH OF NOVEMBER. BIRTHDAY HONOURS PROFESSOR SIR G. H. DARWIN, K.C.B. He is son of the great Charles Darwin and was presi dent of the British Association during its recent visit to South Africa Maull Fox THE PRINCE OF WALES AT ...
... birthday on January 8, is brought once again into prominent notice by. the centenary of his coexpounder of evolution Charles Darwin's birth (February Id, 1809). Dr. Wallace thinks he was of Scottish descent, but he was born in Monmouthshire, and started ...
... 1809-- THE CENTENARY OF CHARLES DARWIN-- 1882. Tlh ILife sumdl iF ftlh ]BnHg|HS(t Described by EDWARD CLODD Advancing years need their consolations, and among these is the material for comparison between the past and present attitude of thinkers and ...
... this is to be the ineffective person that Lord Rosebery has so often proved himself. The Darwin .centenary at Cam bridge Charles Darwin was born February 12, 1S09 is a trium phant recognition of a man who has done so much to revolutionise the world's thought ...
... Dill, the author of two or three interesting books in connection with the Roman Empire; Sir Francis Galton, a cousin of Charles Darwin and distinguished in many phases of science; Sir James Yoxall, M.P., who has written novels and reminiscences; and Sir ...
... Tegetmeier made his reputation as an expert on pigeons and bees, and his services to natural history are acknowledged by]Charles Darwin, whom he assisted in some of his experiments. I knew him also during his association with The Queen and The Field, on ...
... spiritualist gravely assure a London audience that amongst the deceased celebrities who had communicated with her was Charles Darwin eager to recant certain statements in The Origin of Species I suspect that there are still as many silent Funda mentalists ...
... how to display civic virtues on a business basis, organises publicity for its opposition of the living Deity to the late Charles Darwin and the late Barnum could not have done it with more pep and brio. Enter, as Defender of the Faith, Mr. W. J. Bryan, former ...
... father, Charles Darwin, was the author of that long suc cession of books which recorded the principles of evolution. Born in 1848, he was his father's assistant and secretary for many years, and ultimately the biographer of the great Charles Darwin. His ...