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... Godet died recently Neiichatel at the advanced age eighty-three. He wae best known the author of the Flora the Jura.” Mr Charles Darwin has been awarded, by the Academy of Sciences Turin, prise about £lBO in value, for ilia discoveries in physiology plants ...
... removing the furniture and other effects, Constable Guild happened to be at hand Police | of Lrish poplin 0, on To Mr Charles Darwin has been receiving the first intimation, sent to Blairgowrie for the fire-engine. ‘I'he fire, | the Academy of Sciences ...
... that the Curator of tie 5 * scholastic district has the use of the Polish ianguaye in the girls’ school at Warsaw. Ts Mr Charles Darwin has been awarded, by Academy of Sciences of Turia, a prize of about £480 in valine, for his discoveries in of Tt is reported ...
... I hope to set out for home the first w ction of America, February ; but pray clear your tight little i of large To Mr Charles Darwin has been awarded, by of frosts and fogs, and of the Jingoes.” President Hayes has nominated Mr 4 the Academy of Sciences ...
... age, and in any part of the world, stood in the foremost rank their greatest writer on biological questions. He meant Charles Darwin. (Applause.) He then paid a high compliment to Dr Darwin and his son for their services in this direction ; and in concluding ...
... age, and in any part of the world, stood in the foremost rank as their greatest writer on biological questions. He meant Charles Darwin. (Applause.) He then paid a high compliment to Dr Darwin and his son for their services this direction ; and in concluding ...
... age, and in any part of the world, stood in tlio foremost rank their greatest writer on biological questions. He meant Charles Darwin. (Applause.) He then paid a high compliment to Dr Darwin and his son for their services in this direction ; and in concluding ...
... age, and in any part of the world, stood in the foremost rank as their greatest writer on biological questions. He meant Charles Darwin. (Applause.) Ho then paid a high com- Jliment to Dr Darwin and his son for their services }n this direction ; and in ...
... eof Lincola, By RE G. G. PERRY, Canon of Portrait and Woodcats BVO, 7 SK TC. of the ay of ERASMUS ve a of his DARWIN. By CHARLES DARWIN, F.RS. Wi ientitte Works by ERNEST lated ; a: ber rg LIG ue oe 1 OTIOD —— Second edition, by at oe PE and TIMES. el a ...
... Church. The Rev. Charles Short occupied the chair, and there was large audience. Air Crawford selected os his subject ** Charles Darwin. and the tl»*orie*g*uer*llyas*oci»ted with his name. ’ A hearty vot* thank* w»* awarded to the lecturer. ACVI-UICB. Lecture ...
... The supplies of British grain cabled New York amount to 28,600,000 bushe showing an increase of 1,600,000 in a weel Mr Charles Darwin, the eminent natur: mn ist and chief propagator of the ‘‘ Natu Selection” theory, who is now in his 72d ye: is confined ...
... by Mr John Hanlon, has just been pub- OR lished by Bennett Brothers. It is said that there is a possibility of Mr r- Charles Darwin—of all men in the world— ut finding himself in a court of law. Mr Samuel author of ek Butler, ** Erwhon,” LE ** Unconscious ...