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... M1EN~TAL EVOLUTIuN i- ANIaMALS. By GEoRos JOiur RdIOnMANES, M.A., LL.D., F.R.S. With a Posthumous ll Essay on Instinct, by Charles Darwin, M.A., LL.D., a L- F.RS. [London: Kogan Paul, Trench, and Co.] c sn This important volume on a branch of the great theory ...
... Stanley, a Churning. ova Theodore Parker. much lees, by the side of such authors as Mill. Spencer, Huxley, Owen, Tyndall, or Charles Darwin Judged too by a fair practical standard, what are Mr. Spurgeon's achievement* ? What unpopitkr cause has he championed ...
... at St. Petersburg, in b aorder to raise the money for instituting at the University 0' five bursaries in thle tiamo of Charles Darwin, to be em- it -ployed for the masintensance of five students in ths, five n chief branches of natural sciensce. '1 Theatres ...
... opened at St. Petersburg, in order to raise the money for instituting at the University five bursaries in the name of Charles Darwin, to be employed for the maintenance of five students in the chief branches of natural science. The imports of live stock ...
... ehlaree of being conerned in al -a series of burglaries, and were concaitted for trial. . T [a A life1 of the late Mr. Charles Darwin is in prepare. of -tion by his son Mr. Francis Darwin, and will be published ~(V teby Messrs. Murray, probably in the ...
... commemoration of this event Mr.Cbarles Cattail delivered lecture last night Lookerville Hall, ou the life and work* of Charles Darwin. M BrnocoLt tan Wanderers (2nd team) beat Kbcbellb Star by 7 goals to nil. Cirminobam Prbbs (2nd team) t. Stab or Hors ...
... probably 1)0 more generally considered the-day for commemoration, GOn Saturday the admirers of thle late Earl, admirersfof Charles Darwin, and not a fete who probably cared fi tise memory of neither, hut who desiredi to he in thle fashion, thronged ths principal ...
... works whicls he recommendlaed to the students of botally. the lecturer concluded with an eulogistic reference to the late Charles Darwin, to one who, though dead, still lived, as it vere, in his worlis to speak to us. What Linnmeus did in the 15th centcry ...
... SPEECH BY THE PRINCK OF WALES. Professor Huxley to day unveiled a statue of Charles Darwin the Natural Hi-itory Museum, Kensington, in the presence of large assembly, including the Prince of Wales, Prince Roland Bonaparte, the Archbishop Canterbury, Earls ...
... for the moment from the world polities —all absorbing though they are—to the world of science. The erection of memorial 'Charles Darwin is national tribute to a distinguished thinker and founder new school though Whatever differences of opinion exist upon ...
... forgive, and-farewell. TUE DARWIN MEMOPIAL. c UNVEILING THE STATUE. c Professor Hixley yesterdaysunveiled a statue of Charles Darwin, at the Natural History Mlnseum, South Kensing- 1 tonr, in thie presence of a large assembly, including the Prince ?? ...
... SATURDAY, JUNE 13th, 1885. of tbt U3ttk. HOME. A memorial statue of Charles Darwin, designed by Mr. Boehm was on Tuesday unveiled by Professor Huxley, in the Great Hall of the Natural History Museum. On behalf of the trustees, the Prince of Wales received ...