... H. Lewes. Thomas Carlyle, Douglas Jerrold, Leigh Hunt, William Makepeace Thackeray, Alfred Tennyson, Robert Browning, Charles Darwin and Charles Dickens were all correspondents of Lewes. When he died George Eliot got letters from ever so many eminent ...

... 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 ...

... which Byron refused, for the reward of success is great. ^Palking of Byron, who died on the same date as Disraeli and Charles Darwin, somebody declared in a newspaper that Don Juan could not have been written by an ugly man. Is there any relation between ...

... neighbourhood .of famous men. Now another kind of builder is at Holwood. South, beyond Farthing Street, is Downe, where Charles Darwin lived. We must not delay so on to Farnborough, where there is a new by-pass avoiding Farnborough and Green Street Green ...

... seventeen times. I turned to the other book, Mrs. Cameron's Victorian Photographs such a change from Emily Soldene to Charles Darwin, from Offenbach to Joseph Joachim. That wonderful woman, Julia Margaret Cameron, died in 1879, having photo graphed and ...

... W. H. D. Rouse gives added value to the book. These two books are published at 2S. each, as are a copyright edition of Charles Darwin's The Origin of Species, with an introduction by Sir Arthur Keith, which is No. 81 x in the series, and Gustave Flaubert's ...

... ely easy. The first full and accurate description of the district is to be found in The Voyage of H.M.S. 'Beagie,' by Charles Darwin, who was the naturalist on board. The Fuegian aborigines, who are now almost extinct, belong to the lowest type of civilised ...

... ). In few books have I met such a collec tion of odd and insane characters. Dr. Erasmus Darwin was the grandfather of Charles Darwin, but he has his own title to fame. He was not only an original character, a great doctor, a poet, an inventor, a friend ...

... Continent, and Mr. Robin Darwin the son oj Major Bernard Darwin, the golfer, and a great grandson of the famous scientist, Charles Darwin, and Miss Yvonne Darby after their wedding at St. Luke s, Chelsea. Bride and bridegroom, who are both artists, first met ...

... Central Island was their JL astonishing tameness. Stepping on to the shore, members of the expedition were reminded of Charles Darwin's account of the Galapagos Islands. They erected camp beds on the shingle close to the water's edge and, in the morning ...