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... 31,1 August. at Down, neekenham, Richard Litchfield, Esq., of the Inner Temple, to tirdlrletta Emma, eldest daughter of Charles Darwin, Esq., the 21Ith Augost, at St. Mania Church. aurbltou, Sorry. by the Is.. Charles Humes, . Wiliim Campbell Russell, Req ...
... Drink Bill some sixty names, among which the best known are theme of the British nation, showing the amour in pounds of Charles Darwin, Erasmus Darwin, Sir John Bowring, . sterling of the annual expenditure on alcoholic drink, in fir W. C. Trevelysn, W ...
... These all live upon the surface the ground, ! and are characteristic of the existing natural history pro- I viuce. Mr. Charles Darwin, when he was a young mao, found some most astounding bones in this district, under-1 neuth the soil of the Pampas, and ...
... South America, ■•■hen we have the water hog, (cabybora), and the Aiichenia, Llaema, or the camel of South America. Mr. Charles Darwin, when a young man, found some most astonishing bones underneath this enormous gravel bed in the Pampas, and in caves and ...
... accoant to M. Thiers, wlrich is now being numerously signed, and already bears the names of Lord Amberley, Lord Hobart, Mr. Charles Darwin, Sir John Lubbock, Mr. W. D. Christie, late her Majesty’s Minister to Brazil, who bear emphatic witness to the valne of ...
... Mr. Herbert Spencer, Mr. G. H. Lewes, Mr. John Stuart Mill, W. Froude, Mr. Carlisle, Mr. Ruskin, Mr. John Morley, Mr. Charles Darwin. Dr. Tyndall, Mr. Shirley Brookes, Mr. Edward Dicey, and Mr. Sala. Lord Enfield has acknowledged the receipt of the memorial ...
... friendly societies. They would Mill, Mr. Fronde, Mr. earlialoOgr. have the new bill printed, and if they .61M119 Morley, Mr. Charles Darwin. ‘ with a Select Committee they woulti do so. Brookes, Mr, Nosy, and Mr. Dodds, M.P., said they were anxious to be Enfield ...
... Mr. Herbert Spencer, Mr. G. U. Lewes, ur. John Stuart Mill, Mr. Froude, Mr. Carlisle, Mr. Ruskin, Mr. John Morley, Mr. Charles Darwin, Dr. Tyndall, Ur. Shirley Brooks, Ur. £. Dicey, and Mr. Sala. Lord Enfield has acknowledged the receipt of the memorial ...
... Hahert Sp , neer, Mr. G. 11. Lewes, 31r. John Stuart Mill, Nil.. Fronde, Mr. Carlisle, NI r. Luskin. Mr. John Morley, Mr. Charles Darwin. . -Jr. yr..!:,11.)1hr. Shirley 8 r „ 0 k,..„ M r . Ed war d 11kby, 310 Nit. Sala Lord Enlirldhas acknowledged tio ...
... the bay, i’ was caught by a gust of wind and capsized. Five of th crew were drowned. The Birmingham New a says that Mr. Charles Darwin, author of The Descent of Man.” will proposed as candidate for the Lord Bectorship Aberdeen University k’. the next election ...
... crime. The fire was by the merest accident discovered in time to save the inmuates. The Birmningham News says that Mr. Charles Darwin, author of The Desoent of Man, will be proposed a8 a candidate for the Lord Rectorship of Aberdeen UTni- versity at ...
... best results. Thereby line of fire of great extent and destructiveness may be obtained. THE Birmingham hewn says that Mr. Charles Darwin, author of The Descent of Man, will be proposed as a candidate for the Lord Rectorship of kderdeen University at the ...