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... forged notes have been circulated to a large extent in Russia. Upon the subject of books being sold with uncut leave Mr. Charles Darwin writes to protest against this absurd practice. There are, he says, threevalid objections against uncut books. In the ...
... highest figut® of merit, viz., 140 84. Cruelty to Child —Another case of cruelty a child is reported. At Derby man named Charle Darwin was charged with ill-treating his son, a bo/ of nine years. It appeared that the boy’s parent 3 were in the habit going ...
... side (the Piddiaos) are sow residents of Birmingham. (The second wrangler, Mr George Howard Darwin, is the son of Mr. Charles Darwin, author of The Origin of Speoies.”) Dr. John H. Davidson, who recently resigned the office of assistant medics! officer ...
... Darwin, the Second Wrangler, though not born in the county, Is of a well known Shropshiro family, being the son of Mr. Charles Darwin, the author of the Origin of Species, and grandson of Dr. Darwin, of Shrewsbury, who, as a doctor, in large practice ...
... Bancroft, L’nitcd States' Minister at Berlin, and Mr. J. Stuart Mill. London ;in Medicine, Mr. Paget, surgeon, London; Mr. Charles Darwin, naturalist, London ; Mr. E. Hartnack, optician, Paris ; M. Louis Pasteur, chemist, Paris; and M. A. Peterman, geographer ...
... Rochester, both of whom were mush cheered. There was a slight variance from the published list of doctors ex- pectant. Mr. Charles Darwin was unable to withstand the fatigue and excitement; and Professor Hamholtz wes kept away by important busineus. The ...
... the Oxford Commemoration to-day the undergraduates were remarkably quiet. Twenty-eight were admitted to honours. Mr. Charles Darwin and Professor Helmshall were absent. The Speaker of the House of Commons and Sir William Jenner were admitted. Much i ...
... of the past fourteen years to The Story of My Life, - for the benefit of a translation to be issued in New York. Mr. Charles Darwin’s Descent of Man, and Selection in relation to Sex,’’ is to appear this month .in a German translation by Herr J. B. Cams ...
... University of Cambridge - the Duke de Broqlie, a member of the Institute of lrancc; Professor Airey, the Astronomer Royal: Mr. Charles Darwin; General Sir E. Sabine, K.C.B, President of the Royal Society; Sir C. Lyeil, Bert.; Mer. W. Lassel, Presidcut of the Royal ...
... Archdeacon, and 1'relcnd~ary Prothero, of Whipping. barn Church); Professors Tyndall, Adams, Stokes, and Sylvester; M~r. Charles Darwin, Mr. Huxley, Sir C. Wheatstone, Mr. Norman Lockycer, Mr. Warren do la Riue, Sir John Bowring, Mr. Beres- ford-Hope, M ...
... are only in their natural and consistent place in the midst of such a lit. Thus the fact that Sir John Bow. ring, Mr. Charles Darwin, and MP. Baxter TAngley, In company with Baboo Reshub Chunds Sea, should support Mr. Voysey, will excite no surprise in ...
... bead on Monday night by Eiward Lees son of clog iron manufacturer in SchoL Wigan died yesterday morning It is said Mr Charles Darwin author of “ Descent of Man” will be proposed candidate for Lord Rectorship of the Aberdeen the first Diocesan Conference ...