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The dates of letters to and from Darwin’s correspondents are listed in the Biographical register and index to correspondents and are not repeated here. Darwin’s works are indexed under the short titles used throughout this volume and listed in the bibliography.
Abraham, Charles John, bishop of Wellington: on classification, & nn. & , reply to S. Butler’s article, xv, xxi, & & n. ; expedition to Amazon river, n. , & n. & n. , & n. ; and fish from Abyssinia: flora of, & n. Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, & nn. & Academia Caesarea Leopoldino-Carolina Naturae ; lecture tour in American Midwest, & Curiosorum: B.C. Seemann proposes CD for n. ;Methods of study in natural history , & membership, n. n. ; ‘Nature never lies’, quoted by CD, & Academia Scientiarum Imperialis Petropolitana, n. ; opposition to CD’s theories, n. , St Petersburg, ; CD a corresponding & & nn. & & nn. & , member, n. – & n. , ; paper on garpikes, & Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia: CD n. ; poor relations with students, n. ; on elected a correspondent, & nn. – possession of souls by animals, & n. ; Acasta (barnacle): spines in, & n. regards Bryozoa as degraded molluscs, & Acland, Henry Wentworth: Harveian Oration, n. ; resemblance of embryos to ancestral & n. & & n. ; meeting with CD forms, & n. , & n. ; theory of at Oxford, & n. ; Oxford University, progressive development, & n. ; theory regius professor of medicine, n. of prophetic types, & n. ; visit to Glen Acontia luctuosa: pollinator of orchids, & n. Roy, n. Acropera, & n. & n. ; pollination, & Agricola, Georg Andreas: treatise on husbandry nn. & and gardening, & n. Actinophrys: H.J. Carter considers of vegetable Agricola, Georgius: study of burrowing animals, origin, & n. &n. Adams, Charles Francis, United States minister to A¨ıde,´ Hamilton:Carrs of Carrlyon , read by J.D. Great Britain, & n. Hooker, xxiv, & n. Adhemar,´ Alphonse-Joseph: theory of Antarctic Ainslie, Robert: resident of Down, & n. glaciers, & n. HMSAlabama , n. Adlumia cirrhosa, & n. ; whether insect- Albemarle Street: dining club in.See X Club pollinated, n. ‘’,&n.Alcyonaria Agassiz, Alexander: correspondence with B.D. Alefeld, Friedrich Christoph Wilhelm: paper on Walsh, & nn. & ; echinoderm Pisum, & n. , & n. embryology, & n. alfalfa. See Medicago sativa Agassiz, Louis: attends meeting of American alpine flora: geographical distribution of, & Association for the Advancement of Science, n. ; O. Heer’s paper, & n. , n. , & n. ; Cambridge Scientific Club, n. member, n. ; CD recommends books for Alstroemeriaceae: growing in Desterro,ˆ , Royal Society of London library, & n. ; Amazon river: L. Agassiz’s expedition to, on differences between North American and & n. , & n. ; A.R. Wallace’s European insects, & nn. & ; essay narrative of travels, & n.
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Amazon valley: H.W. Bates’s paper on insects of, Annales des Sciences Naturelles( Botanique ): A.C.H. &n.,&n.,& n. Braun’s paper on parthenogenesis inCoelebogyne , Amblyopsis( Ambyopsis ): blind cavefish, & & nn. & n. Annals and Magazine of Natural History,& Ambyostoma. See axolotl n. , & n. ; H.W. Bates’s papers on American Association for the Advancement of Amazonian beetles, & n. ; H.J. Carter’s Science: meeting (Albany), & & papers on microscopic organisms, & n. nn.– , & nn. & ; CD’s paper American Civil War.See under United States of on cross-pollination in kidney beans, n. ; America F.J. Cohn’s paper on contraction of Compositae American Journal of Science and Arts: L. Agassiz, stamens, abstract, & n. ; H. Karste’s paper paper on cavefishes, & n. ; CD, on parthenogenesis inCoelebogyne , – & announcement of award of Copley Medal, n. ; F. Muller¨ ’s book on Crustacea, review, n. ; CD, extracts fromLinum paper, & n. , & nn. & ; A.R. Wallace’s & n. ; J.D. Dana, article on geological papers on orang-utans, & n. history of America, & n. ; J.D. Anoplotherium: fossil teeth from, n. Dana, geographical distribution of Crustacea, Anoplura, & nn. – ,n. & n. ; A. Gray, note on reversion Ansted, David Thomas: Geological Society of ofDatura hybrids, n. ; A. Gray, review of London, assistant secretary, & n. ; loan H.W. Bates’s paper on Amazonian insects, from CD, & n. ; Patent Siliceous Stone & n. ; A. Gray, review of CD’s Lythrum Company, part-owner, n. paper, n. ; A. Gray, review of CD’s paper Antarctica: A.-J. Adhemar´ ’s theory of glaciers of, on climbing plants, xxi, n. , & & n. ; J.C. Ross’s expedition to, & n. , – & n. , & n. ; A. Gray, n. review of H. von Mohl’s paper on cleistogamic Anthomyia,&n. flowers, & n. ; A. Gray, review of J. Anthropological Review: criticised by CD, & Scott’sPrimula paper, & nn. & ; L. n. ; papers by F.W. Farrar, n. , & Lesquereux, papers on North American coal n. ; review of J. Lubbock’s book on prehistoric formations, & n. ; B. Silliman and J.D. times, & n. Dana, co-editors, & n. ; N.P. Wagner’s Anthropological Society of London: T. Bendyshe, book on viviparous midge larvae, review, member, & n. ; J. Hunt, founder and n. president, n. , n. ;Memoirs reviewed Amphizoa,&n. byReader , & n. ; publishers of C. Amsterdam: Congres` International de Botanique Vogt’s,&Lectures on man n. ; rumoured et d’Horticulture, R. Caspary’s paper on graft purchase of theReader , xxiii, & n. , hybrids, & n. & nn. & , n. , & n. ; A.R. Wallace, member, & & n. , & nn. – n. Anas boschas. See mallard Antirrhinum majus: peloric flowers, & nn. Anas moschata. See Muscovy duck &, & n., & n., & Anas platyrhynchos. See mallard n. Anchietia: growing in Desterro,ˆ , ants: nesting behaviour, & n. Anderson, Thomas: Calcutta Botanic Garden, Apathus: nest-parasite of Bombus , & n. superintendent, n. , & n. , & Apetala: seen as degraded mono- or poly-petalous n. ; offers position to J. Scott, & n. , species, & n. &n. ,&n. Aphis:T.H. Huxley’s paper on parthenogenesis in, Andersson, Charles John, explorer, & n. nn. & ; reproduction, , Anelasma, & n. , & n. & n. , Apiaceae.See Umbelliferae & nn. & , & nn. & Apis: dimorphism in, Annales de la Soci´et´e Linn´eenne d’Angers: J.-B. P. Apium,, Guepin,´ paper on hybridisation of orchids, Appleton, Thomas Gold: ‘fish’ with legs, – – &n., &n. &n.
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Apteryx (kiwi), & n. , & n. , Ayres, William Orville, ichthyologist, & n. Archiv fur¨ mikroskopische Anatomie:F.Muller¨ ’s paper Azores: CD wishes to study bats of, & n. on sponges, nn. & ; M.J.S. Schultze, editor, & n. , n. , & n. Babington, Charles Cardale: arranges herbarium Archiv fur¨ Naturgeschichte: review of H.W. Bates’s collections, & n. ; Cambridge University, paper on mimetic butterflies, & n. & professor of botany, n. ; describes CD’s nn. & collection of insects, n. ; signs petition for Arctic flora: O. Heer’s paper, & n. , n. , reform of British Museum management, n. ; J.D. Hooker’s essay, & n. n. Argyll, duke of.See Campbell, George Douglas, Babington, Thomas H.: attends funeral of R. th duke of Argyll FitzRoy, & n. Aristolochia: growing in Desterro,ˆ , Bailliere,` Hippolyte, & n. Arleston: CD’s visit to, & n. Baillon, Ernest-Henri: and parthenogenesis in Arnott, Neil:A survey of human progress , copy sent to Coelebogyne,&n. CD, – & nn. & Balanus armatus. See Balanus trigonus aroids: growing in Desterro,ˆ , Balanus balanoides: cross-impregnation in, & artificial selection, & n. nn. & Aru Islands: wild pigs, & nn. & , & Balanus trigonus(),n. Balanus armatus n. , & n. Balfour, John Hutton: Edinburgh University, asclepiads: pollination, papers by J.P.M. Weale, professor of botany, n. ; opposed to CD’s n. & ; pollination by insect, & theories, xxi, n. ; provides CD with orchid n. specimens, & n. , & nn. & ; Royal Asiatic Society of Bengal, Museum. See under Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, regius keeper, Calcutta, India n. , n. , n. ; Royal Society of Aspalax(). Asphalax See Spalax Edinburgh, secretary, & n. , ; J. asses: inheritance of shoulder- and leg-stripes, Scott, character reference for, & n. , &n. n. ; sendsCorydalis seeds to CD, & n. Astacus pellucidus, Ballance, Charles, poultry fancier, & n. Atelecyclus: geographical distribution of species, Baly, Joseph Sugar: dissections of male organs of Ateuchus,&n. insects, & nn. & Athelton.See Arleston Banks, Joseph: natural history collections Athenæum: controversy on C. Lyell’s, Antiquity of man transferred to British Museum, n. n. , & nn. & ; C.G.B. Daubeny’s Bardfield oxlip. See Primula elatior paper on origins of sexuality in plants, Barkly, Henry, governor of Mauritius, & nn. & ; report of meeting of German natural & nn. & ; and dodo remains, & n. scientists and physicians, & n. , & barnacles.See Balanus ; Cirripedia; Scalpellum n. Bartlett, Abraham Dee: CD requests samples from Athenaeum Club, & n. ; E.A. Darwin’s rabbit and fowl, & nn. – , – & nn. candidacy for membership, & nn. – ; & , & n. , n. ; CD sends copy of library, & n. Origin to, & n. ; Moscow rabbits, & Atherley, Fall and Atherley Bank: W.E. Darwin a n. partner, n. Bartlett, John: Buildwas, Shropshire, perpetual Atlantic Monthly: A. Gray, reviews of Origin and curate, n. discussion of reviewers, nn. & Bartlett, Susanna (n´ee Reynolds), & n. Atlantis hypothesis. See under migration of species Basel University: L. Rutimeyer,¨ professor of Australia: corals and shell beds on north-east coast, zoology and comparative anatomy, n. &n. bat hawk. See Machaerhamphus alcinus Autographic Mirror, & nn. & , & n. , Bate, Charles Spence: CD seeks information on – & nn. – ,n.,,& nn. – barnacles, & nn. – axolotl (Ambyostoma ), & n. Bates, Henry Walter: accessory sexual organs of Ayerst, John: physician, n. longicorn beetles, & nn. & ; bird lists,
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Bates, Henry Walter, cont. bee ophrys. See Ophrys apifera & n. ; ethnographic essay, & n. ; bees: cell-making instincts of, n. ; dimorphism exchange of photographs with CD, & n. , in, ; S.F. Fox, authority on, & n. ; struc- & nn. & ; family, & n. ; The naturalist tures of cells of, n. ; whether gathering on the river Amazons, & n. ; The naturalist nectar from orchids, & n. , & n. ; T.W. on the river Amazons, review, & n. , Woodbury’s articles on, & nn. & & n. ; paper on insects of Amazon valley, beetles.See Coleoptera & n. , & n. , & n. ; paper on Bell, Charles, n. mimetic butterflies, copy for B.D. Walsh, & Bell, Thomas: describes CD’s collection of crusta- n. , & n. , & n. ; paper on mimetic ceans, n. ; gestational period in dogs, butterflies, reviews, & n. & nn. & , & n. ; signs petition for reform of British n. ; planned paper on praying mantids, Museum management, n. & n. ; Royal Geographical Society, assistant Bendyshe, Thomas: Anthropological Society, secretary, & nn. & , n. ; B.D. Walsh member, n. ; expelled from Conservative sends papers to, , & n. Club, London, n. ;Reader , editor and Bathyergus (dune mole-rat), & n. proprietor, n. , & nn. & , batrachians: reproductive mode affected by & n. , n. ;Reader articles by, & climate, n. , & n. bats, n. , & n. Bennet, Charles Augustus, th earl of Tankerville: Bayley, William, n. and wild Chillingham cattle, & nn. & HMSBeagle : CD’s collection of fish specimens, Bennett, William:Leersia specimens for CD, – &n.;CD ’s plant collections, n. , n. n. ; CD’s zoology notes, & n. ; R. Benson, William Henry: and geographical FitzRoy, commander, n. , & n. ; distribution of shells, – & nn. – ; hydro- R. McCormick, member of expedition, pathic treatment, n. ; Marshall (surgeon), CD’s encounter with, Bentham, George: article inNatural History Review , n. ; A. Mellersh, midshipman, n. ; & n. , & n. , & nn. quadruped fossils found, n. ; J.L. Stokes, & ; attends H. Falconer’s burial, & n. ; mate and assistant surveyor, later commander, climbing plants, & n. , & n. , n. ; B.J. Sulivan, second lieutenant, n. ; & n. ; consulted on publication of ‘Climbing visits to Patagonia and Falkland Islands, – plants’,& & nn. & , & n. ; & nn.– ; J.C. Wickham, commander, n. ; Handbook of British flora, nn. & ; holiday in W. Yarrell’s assistance with buying equipment, Teesdale, & n. , & n. ; and n. J.D. Hooker,Genera plantarum , & nn. & , beans: French, with climbing shoots, & n. , & nn. & , & n. , n. , n. ; suppression of tendrils in climbing, & n. , & nn. & ; J.D. Hooker, support n. .See also kidney bean for testimonial, n. ; Linnean Society of bear: swimming like a whale, & n. , & London, president, n. ; J. Scott, proposes n. election as Linnean Society associate, n. ; beauty: in nature, xx–xxi, – & nn. – & visit to Down House, & n. ; visit to nn. & , & nn. – ; in relation to Kew, n. selection, & n. Bentham, Sarah: holiday in Teesdale, & Beckles, Samuel Husband: Royal Society of n. , & n. London, candidate for fellowship, & Berkeley, Miles Joseph, & n. , n. , n. ; Royal Society of London, research award n. ; experiments on seeds immersed in sea- to, n. water, & nn. & Beddoes, Thomas, physician, n. Bernhardus: geographical distribution of species, Beddoes, Thomas Lovell, poet and physician, – &n. Beyrich, Ernst, & n. Bedford College, London: E. Garrett’s candidacy Bible: G. Campbell’s translation of New Testa- for professorship, – & nn. – ,&n. ment, E.A. Darwin’s drawings, &n.
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Bignonia: growing in Desterro,ˆ , Boucher de Perthes, Jacques, & n. Bignonia capreolata,&n. Boussingaultia: growing in Desterro,ˆ , birds: classification, C.L. Bonaparte’s system, Bowerbank, James Scott: CD sends specimens to, & n. ; classification, W.C.L. Martin’s & nn. – system, – & nn. – ; egg-laying Bowman, William: kindness to CD’s son, & seasons related to geography, ; of Galapagos´ n. ; ophthalmic surgeon, n. Islands, & n. ; names of bird-preservers, Brace, Charles Loring: cited inOrigin th edition, ; origins of flightless forms, – & & n. ; philanthropic activities, & nn. , & ; A.R. Wallace’s catalogue of n. ; sends CD book on ethnology, Malayan raptors, & n. . See also names n. ; visit to Britain, & n. , & of individual species n. birds of paradise: from West Indies, CD’s scepti- Brachypterys: growing in Desterro,ˆ & n. , cism, & n. &n. Bishop, Richard: cross-impregnation in barnacles, Brady, George Stewardson: fertilisation of red & nn. – clover, – & nn. & ; paper on marine blackbird: crested, & nn. & , – & Entomostraca, & n. n. Braun, Alexander Carl Heinrich: parthenogenesis Blainville, Henri de: description of Aru pig, n. , inCoelebogyne , & nn. & , & n. &n. Brazil: climbing plants of, xv, xviii, & nn. – Blakiston, Thomas Wright: preparation for North & nn. – , – & nn. – & nn. – , American exploration, & n. & n. , n. , & n. , & n. , blind cave animals, n. , & & n. – & nn. – , & n. , & nn. , & n. , & nn. – & , & nn. – &, &n., & blood: comparative measurements of red cells, nn. & , & nn. – ,&n. &n. Brent, Bernard Peirce: article on breeding Bloomsbury, London: School of Art, S. Butler a goldfinches with canaries, & n. ; colour student, n. of down feathers of chicks, & n. ; Cottage Blumenbachia: growing in Desterro,ˆ , Gardener, contributor, n. ; fertility of canary Blyth, Edward: complains of conduct of G.R. crosses, n. ; legal problems, & n. ; Gray, nn. & ; studies of wild fowls, offers fowls and pigeons to CD, & nn. , &n. &&n. ; offers information on pigeons Bomarea: growing in Desterro,ˆ & n. , & to CD, & n. ; sends information to CD, n. &n. Bombus: dimorphism in, ; fertilisation of red Brent, John: poems sent to CD, & n. clover by, – & nn. & ; mode of copulation, Brewer, Thomas Mayo: A. Gray seeks information – & n. ; nest-parasite, & n. on cuckoos from, & n. Bonaparte, Charles Lucien: classification of Brewster, David: opposed to CD’s theories, animals, & n. xxi, n. ; Royal Society of Edinburgh, Bonatea speciosa: R. Trimen’s paper on, & president, & n. , nn. & Bridges, Robert: Academy of Natural Sciences of Bonnet, Charles: theory of germ or gemmule, xx, Philadelphia, vice-president, &n. Bridgewater Treatises, & n. Boott, Francis: CD solicits support for E.A. Brightwell, Thomas, n. Darwin’s candidacy for membership of Brinton, William, physician, n. , n. , Athenaeum Club, & nn. – n. , & nn. & Borrow, George Henry: dogs in Spain, cited by British Association for the Advancement of CD, n. Science: meeting (York), & nn. botanical classification.See under plants & ; meeting (York), W.B. Carpenter’s Botanische Zeitung,n.,&n.,&n.; paper on microscopic structure of shells, F.C.W. Alefeld’s paper onPisum , & n. , & n. ; meeting (Oxford), n. ; &n.,&n. meeting (Oxford), C.G.B. Daubeny’s
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British Association for the Advancement of Science, cont. Bromley, Kent: Mr Mitchell, postman, & paper on origins of sexuality in plants, n. n. ; meeting (Cambridge), T.H. Brongniart, Adolphe Theodore:´ description of Huxley defends CD’s theories, & Chilean boulders, & n. n. ; meeting (Cambridge), R. Owen Bronn, Heinrich Georg: comments onOrigin , opposes CD’s theories, & n. ; & nn. & ; death, n. ; translator of meeting (Newcastle), M.T. Masters, note on Orchids, n. , & n. ; translator of Origin , forms of leaves, & & n. ; n. meeting (Bath), & n. , ; Brooks, William: servant at Down, & n. , meeting (Birmingham), & n. ; n. meeting (Birmingham), E.F. Lubbock present Brown, Robert, & n. ; British Museum, at, n. ; meeting (Birmingham), G. in charge of botanical collections, n. ; Maw, report on Tertiary deposits of North experiments onCoelebogyne , & n. ; paper Wales, n. ; meeting (Birmingham), on pollination of orchids and asclepiads, & W.H. Miller, president of chemical section, n. ; support for J.D. Hooker’s testimonial, &n.,&n.; n. meeting (Birmingham), P. O’Callaghan, report Brown-Sequard,´ Charles Edouard: Journal de la on crested blackbird, & nn. & physiologie de l’homme et des animaux, editor, ; meeting (Birmingham), J. Phillips, &n. presidential address, & nn. & ; Browning, Robert: dines with F.T. Palgrave, meeting (Birmingham), report of statistics and &n. political economy section, & n. ; Bruno, Giordano, pantheist, meeting (Birmingham), J. Steenstrup and J. Bryonia: possible parthenogenesis in, n. Lubbock, paper on flints of le Grand Pressigny, Bryozoa: L. Agassiz regards as degraded molluscs, & n. ; meeting (Birmingham), &n. suggested anthropological section rejected, Buckland, Francis Trevelyan:Field article on & n. , & n. ; meeting Italian cattle, – & n. ; introduces H.C. (Birmingham), J. Tyndall, vice-president of Pennell to CD, & nn. & mathematics and physics section, n. ; Buckland, William: British Museum, trustee, committee on zoological nomenclature, n. ; Geological Society, presidential anniver- n. ; W.R. Grove, president-elect, n. ; sary address, & n. ; sends Glen Roy and reform of British Museum management, maps to CD, & n. ; signs petition for re- – & nn. & & nn. – ;W. form of British Museum management, n. ; Spottiswoode, president of committee for visit to Glen Roy, n. mathematics and physics, n. ; support Buckle, Henry Thomas: History of civilisation in for Palestine Exploration Fund, n. , England, & n. , & n. , n. & nn. & , & n. British Museum: G.R. Gray, assistant in zoology Buckley, Arabella Burton: pigeons roosting in department, & nn. & ; J.E. Gray, trees, – &n. keeper of zoological collections, n. ; budding.See gemmation library, nn. & ; R. Owen, superintendent buffaloes: swimming in Ganges floods, & n. , of natural history collections, n. ; petition – & nn.– for reform of management of natural history Buffon, Georges Louis Leclerc, comte de: ‘organic collections, – & nn. & & nn. – ; molecules’, xx, & nn. & , & A. White, naturalist in zoological department, n. & n. , n. ; S.P. Woodward’s Buildwas, Shropshire: J. Bartlett, perpetual curate, application for post in department of geology n. and mineralogy, & n. Bulimus bengalensis: geographical distribution of, Broca, Pierre Paul: and human descent, work &n. reviewed by F.W. Farrar, n. ; on hybridity Bullard, Laura Curtis:Christine , xxiv, & in hares and rabbits, n. n.
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Burchell, William John: plant collections and Calcutta Botanic Garden: T. Anderson, superin- manuscripts left to Royal Botanic Gardens, tendent, n. , & n. , & n. , Kew, & n. , & n. & n. ; H. Falconer, superintendent, Burn, Robert: Trinity College, Cambridge, fellow, & n. ; J. Scott, curator, & n. , & &n. n. , & n. , n. Burningham, John: hornets’ nest, ; observa- Calcutta Medical College, India: H. Falconer, tions of ants, & n. professor of botany, n. Busk, Ellen: admired by J.D. Hooker, ; slighted Calonyction: growing in Desterro,ˆ , by C. and M.E. Lyell, & nn. – , Cambarus, &n. Cambridge Philosophical Society: offers museum Busk, George, n. , ; andDaphnia repro- to university, & n. duction, & n. ; CD seeks advice on Cambridge Scientific Club: discussion of health, & n. , & n. , & ‘Climbing plants’,&n. n. , & nn. – ,n.,n.,n.; Cambridge University: C.C. Babington, professor and Falconer memorials, – & nn. – ; and of botany, n. ; E. Carpmael, undergraduate C. Lyell plagiarism dispute, & n. & at St John’s College, n. , & n. ; CD, n. & n. , & nn. & , & undergraduate at Christ’s Collage, n. ; F. n. ; slighted by C. and M.E. Lyell, & Darwin, undergraduate at Trinity College, nn. – , & n. ; visit to Denmark with & nn. & ; G.H. Darwin, undergraduate J. Lubbock, n. , n. , , ; visit to at Trinity College, n. , & nn. & Down House, & n. , & n. ; visit to , n. , n. , n. ; W.E. Darwin, Gibraltar, & n. ; X Club, member, & undergraduate at Christ’s College, n. , n. nn. & ; herbarium, & n. ; C. Butler, Samuel (– ): Shrewsbury School, Kingsley, professor of modern history, headmaster, n. n. ; Local Examination Syndicate, & Butler, Samuel (– ), xxv; art student, & n. ; Museum of Zoology, & nn. & n. , & n. ; articles on CD and origin of ; A. Newton, travelling fellow of Magdalene species, xv, xxi, n. , – & nn. – & College, & n. ; professorship of zoology n. , & nn. & ; Evidence for the resurrection and comparative anatomy, & nn. of Jesus Christ, xxi, & nn. & , & n. ; &, , – & n. ; H.J.B. Thwaites, time spent in New Zealand, & n. , , undergraduate at Trinity College, & n. ; &n. B.D. Walsh at Trinity College, n. Butler, Thomas, & n. , n. Campanula perfoliata. See Specularia perfoliata Butler, Timothy, sculptor, n. Campbell, Archibald: J.D. and F.H. Hooker’s visit butterflies: paper by H.W. Bates on mimetic, to, & n. &n. & nn. & , & n. , &n.; Campbell, George: translator of New Testament, R. Trimen’s paper on Mauritian, & &n. n. Campbell, George Douglas, th duke of Argyll: on Butterworth & Heath: wood-engravers, & perching habits of pigeons, & n. ; president, nn. & Royal Society of Edinburgh, & n. ; views Buttneria: growing in Desterro,ˆ , on CD’s theories, xv, xx–xxi, & n. , & Buxton, Derbyshire: Darwin and Wedgwood & nn.– &n., – & nn. – , family connections, & n. ; J.D. and & nn. – &n. F.H. Hooker’s visit, xxiii, & n. , , Campbell, John Francis: books and family history, – & nn. & , n. & nn.– ;,&n.,Frost and fire &n. Caccabis rufa (red-legged partridge): seeds carried Campbell, Walter Frederick, & n. in earth ball on foot of, n. Canada: E. Cresy’s visit, n. ; Laurentian series Cairina moschata. See Muscovy duck of rocks, & n. ; F. Wedgwood’s visit, Calcutta, India: Museum of Asiatic Society of &n. Bengal, Falconer memorial bust, n. canaries: bred with goldfinches, &n.
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Clematis: growing in Desterro,ˆ , & n. ; J.D. Hooker’s interest, & n. ; Clift, William: invited by R. Owen to dinner and illustrations, xvii, & & n. ; C. Kingsley’s entertainment, n. interest, & nn. – , & n. , & nn. climate: C. Lyell’s theory of, & nn. & & ;Lathyrus species without tendrils, & n. , climbing plants: branch-climbers, xviii, – & & n. , & n. ; I. Leon´ cited, n. ; nn. – , & & nn. & , & n. , Loasa, – & n. ; manuscript received &n., – &n.,& from copyist, & n. ; manuscript sent to nn. & , & n. ; changes in petioles of Linnean Society of London, xvii, n. , & leaf-climbers, & n. ; climbing thick trees, n. , & n. ;Mikania , & n. ; J.T. n. , n. , – & nn. & , Moggridge, copy sent to, & n. , & & nn. & ; double turn of caught tendril, n. ; F. Mueller,¨ copy sent to, & n. ; F. – &n., – &n., & n.; Muller¨ ’s comments on, – & nn. – & R.J.H. Dutrochet’s papers on twining, & nn.– ; C.V. Naudin, copy sent to, & n. ; A. Gray’s interest in, & n. , – n. , & n. ;Nepenthes , n. ; J.-B. Payer & n. , & nn. & ; F. Muller¨ ’s letters on cited, n. , n. ; possible publishers, Brazilian, xv, xviii, & nn. – & nn. – , & & n. & n. , & nn. & , & – & nn. – & nn. – , & n. , n. ; preparation for publication, ; proof n. , & n. , & n. , – & corrections, xviii, n. ; publication, xv, xviii, nn.– , & n. , & nn. , & , n. , n. , n. , & n. ; T. Rivers’ & nn.– & , & n. , & nn. & , interest, & n. ; J. Scott, copy intended & nn. – , &n.;F.M uller¨ ’s paper for, & n. ;Scyphanthus , n. ; spiral on wood of twining, & nn. & , growth in climbing plants, nn. , & & n. , & nn. & ; C.V. Naudin’s and nn. & ; W.B. Tegetmeier’s interest in, & J.-B Payer’s papers on Cucurbitaceae tendrils, n. ; tendrils, definition, & n. ; tendrils, – & nn. & , & nn. & . See also formation and types, & nn. & , n. , ‘Climbing plants’ and under individual taxa & nn. & ; twiners, direction of, – ‘Climbing plants’, & n. , n. ; abstract read & nn.– , n. ; twiners climbing around at Linnean Society of London, xviii, n. , trees, n. , n. , – & nn. & , & n. , & nn. – , – & nn. – & nn. & ; A.R. Wallace’s interest, & n. ; nn.– , & nn. – , n. , n. , B.D. Walsh, CD sends copy to, & n. , n. , & n. ; H.W. Acland, copy sent &n. ; J. Wyman’s interest in, – to, & n. ; adhesive discs on tendrils, & nn.– n. , & nn. & ;Adlumia cirrhosa , Climbing plants: d edition: adhesive discs on n. ; beans, suppression of tendrils, & tendrils, nn. & ; branch-climbers, xviii, n. ;Bignonia capreolata , & n. ; branch- n. , n. ;Caulotretus , n. ; climbing climbers, – & nn. – , & & nn. roses, n. ;Davilla , & n. ; Mikania , & ;Cardiospermum , & n. ; cited by n. ;Serjanum , tendril clasping stem, & M.T. Masters, n. ;Corydalis claviculata , n. ; tendrils, formation and types, n. ; n. ; J. Decaisne, copy sent to, & n. , twiners, direction of twining, n. ; twiners & n. ; double turn of caught tendril, climbing around trees, n. , n. , – & n. , & nn. & , n. , n. n. ; enlargement of petioles in leaf-climbers, Clive, Edward, st earl of Powis, n. & n. ; gradations of characteristics, n. ; A. Clive, Henrietta Antonia, countess of Powis, Gray’s anticipation and review, xxi, & n. n. , &n., – & nn. & & Clive, Robert, n. n. , & n. , & n. ; A. Gray’s clover: cross-pollination by insects in, n. ; interest, xviii, xxi, – & nn. & , & fertilisation of flowers of red, – & nn. & n. , & n. ; E. Haeckel, copy sent ; spreading in New Zealand, n. . See also to, & n. , & n. ; G. Henslow’s Trifolium summary inPopular Science Review , & n. ; William Clowes & Sons, printers, & n. Hibbertia, & n. ; H. Holland’s interest, Cludde, Anne Maria, & n.
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of London, member of council, & n. ; n. , – & nn. & , n. , & Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, foreign n. , & n. , & nn. & , fellow, – & nn. & & n. ; consults W. Jenner, & nn. & —FINANCES:Cybele Hibernica , subscription for, , & n. , & & nn. & & & n. ; Admiral FitzRoy Testimonial Fund, n. ; consults H. B. Jones, xvii, & n. , subscription, xxiii, n. ; allowance while at &n.,&n.,n.,& Cambridge University, & n. ; allowances n. , & & nn. & , & n. , paid to W.E. and G.H. Darwin, n. ; D.T. & n. ; eczema, & n. , & n. ; Ansted, loan to, & n. ; J. Chapman, fee, enforced idleness, xvii, & nn. – ,& n. ; J.W. Colenso’s defence funds, contribution n. , & n. , , , & n. , to, n. ; F. Darwin, entrance and caution – ; far from well, xxv, , & n. , & money for Trinity College, Cambridge, & n. , & n. , & n. , ; head swimming, n. ; E. Edwards, payments for photographs, affected by reading, xvii, , , n. , & nn. & ;Essays and reviews contributors, n. , & n. ; hydropathic treatment, contribution to defence fund, n. ; H. & n. , n. , & n. , & Falconer’s memorial bust, subscriptions for, n. ; manage to do a little work, , & &n., – &n.; Index Kewensis financed by n. ; medications, & n. ; not helped bequest, n. ; W. Jenner, physician, payment by doctors, & n. ; seeks information on to, n. ; H. B. Jones, payments to, physicians, & n. , & n. , & n. , n. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire railway nn.– , n. ; sprained ankle at Ilkley, & company shares, & n. ; C. Ludwig, gift n. ; stomach troubles, , & nn. – , to family, & nn. , & ; C. Ludwig, n. , , , & n. , – & nn. & payment for translation, n. ; Monmouth , & n. , & n. , & Canal and Railway Company shares, n. ; n. , & & nn. , & & nn. , F. Muller¨ ’sFur¨ Darwin , help with translation , & ; strict diet (bread and meat), xvii, costs, n. ; J. Murray, extra presentation &n., & n., &n., copies ofOrchids , n. ; E. Norman, copyist, n. , & n. ’suppressed gout’,& payment to, n. ; Palestine Exploration Fund, n. , – & n. , n. , & nn. & ; subscription, & n. , & n. ; tiredness and weakness, , , & n. ; W. Pamplin, payment for botanical paper, too miserable to read C. Lyell’s proofs, & n. ; J. Parslow, pension, & nn. & ; Patent nn. & , ; well enough to do easy jobs, Siliceous Stone Company, shares in, & n. ; , & n. ; well for J.D. Hooker’s visit, F. Ransome, loan to, & nn. – ,& & n. ; wonderfully well in London, nn.– ,&n. ;Reader shares, n. , & & nn. & ; worse after social intercourse, n. ; E.J. Routh (G.H. Darwin’s tutor), payments & n. , ; wretched days, & nn. , to, n. ; J. Scott, financial assistance, & n. , & n. ;South America , payments —OPPOSITION TO THEORIES: A. Agassiz, & towards publication, – & n. & n. ; n. ; L. Agassiz, n. , & n. , – & stock purchase to finance W.E. Darwin’s deposit n. ; J.H. Balfour, n. ; D. Brewster, towards bank partnership, & n. ; W.B. n. ; G.D. Campbell, xv, xx–xxi, n. , – Tegetmeier, fee for assistance with woodcuts, & nn. – , & nn. – &n.;F.W. &n. Farrar, & n. ; German naturalists, —HEALTH, xv, xvi–xvii, & n. , & n. , n. ; R. Howse, & n. ; R. Owen, & & & n. , & n. , , n. , , n. ; B.C. Seemann, & n. &n., & n. , & n. , , , , —PERSONAL ACTIVITIES AND OPINIONS: accepts , & n. , & n. , , Lady Mahon’s invitation to dinner, & n. ; & n. , & n. , , & n. , N. Arnott, thanks for book on human progress, &n.,&, – & nn. –& – & nn. & ; astounded at R. FitzRoy’s nn.– ; can work for two hours, ; comforted death, xxiii, – & nn. & ;Atlantic Monthly , by wine, & n. ; consults J. Chapman, orders copies, & nn. & ; T.W. xvii, – & nn. – ,&n.,& Blakiston, attempt to arrange meeting with,
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n. ; land-shells, & n. ; niata ox skull, acknowledged, n. ; presentation copies, n. ; South American humans settled for & n. ; publisher’s accounts, – & long period, & n. ; summary of nn.– ; sales, & n. , & n. ; publications fromBeagle voyage, & L.C. Treviranus’s comments on, n. n. —Orchids: d edition: Epipactis visited by wasps, —Living Cirripedia,&n.;, Acasta n. ;Gongora , n. ; insects visiting n. ;Anelasma , & n. , n. ; Epipactis, n. ; Oncidium labellum gnawed complemental males in barnacles, n. , by insects, n. ;Ophrys apifera occasionally & n. , n. ; cross-fertilisation in insect-pollinated, n. ; G.C. Oxenden Balanus, n. ; dedication to H. Milne- cited, n. ; varieties ofOphrys insectifera , Edwards, n. ; illustrations by G.B. n. ; J.P.M. Weale cited, n. Sowerby Jr, n. ; orifice as auditory sac —Orchids: German edition, & n. , or genital aperture, & n. ; Scalpellum & n. ; CD sends copy to F. Muller,¨ & ornatum,n. n. , & n. , & n. , & —Natural selection, n. ; Asclepiadaceae, n. n. ; blind cave animals, & n. ; —Orchids: reviews: G.D. Campbell, n. B.P. Brent cited, n. ; fertilisation in —‘Parallel roads of Glen Roy’, & n. , Leguminosae, n. ; fertility of inter- n. , n. specific crosses, n. ; flightless birds, —‘Review of Bates on mimetic butterflies’, &n.; flora of Abyssinia and north- n. west Africa, n. ; fossil wood, n. ; —South America, nn. & ; boulders geographical distribution of land-shells, displaced by river action, n. ; CD n. , & n. ; migration of species estimates costs of production, – & nn. in glacial period, n. , & n. ; & & nn. – ; error in geological no species perpetually self-fertilised, n. ; nomenclature, & n. ; geological features parasitic behaviour of cuckoos, n. ; role of Yeso valley (Val del Jesu), n. ; of crossing in origination of species, illustrations, n. , & n. & n. n. —‘On the action of sea-water on the —‘Specific difference in Primula’,n.; germination of seeds’,&n. crossing experiments with primulas, n. ; —‘On the agency of bees in the fertilization of different forms of oxlips, nn. –; habitats papilionaceous flowers and on the crossing ofPrimula spp., n. ; oxlip, whether a of kidney beans’, n., & n., hybrid, n. &n. —‘Three forms of Lythrum salicaria’, —‘On the males and complemental males n. ; J. Duval-Jouve cited, n. ; W.D. of certain cirripedes, and on rudimentary Fox’s comments, – & n. ; A. Gray’s structures’,n. presentation copy, & n. , & n. ; —Orchids, n. ; F. Bond cited, & n. , A. Gray’s review, n. ; H. Holland’s &n.; Catasetum , n. & n.;CD comments, & nn. & ; illustrations, sends copy to F. Muller,¨ & n. , n. , nn. – ;Leersia oryzoides , cleistogamic & n. , & n. ; cited by H.W. Acland, flowers, n. ;Lythrum graefferi , n. ; n. ; Dendrobium chrysanthum, & n. ; J.T. Moggridge, copy sent to, & n. ; Epipactis palustris and its pollination, n. ; F. Muller,¨ copy sent to, & n. , Evelyna,n.; flower forms facilitating &n.,&n., – & cross-pollination, & n. , n. , n. ; relationship between insects and flower n. , n. ;Gymnadenia , n. ; illustrations structure, n. ; T. Rivers’s comments, by G.B. Sowerby Jr, n. , n. ; F. & n. ; L. Rutimeyer¨ ’s comments, & Muller¨ cited, n. , n. ; no species n. ; E. Sabine’s comments, & n. ; J. perpetually self-fertilised, n. , n. , Scott’s comments, & nn. & ; A.R. n. , n. ;Ophrys arachnites a distinct Wallace’s comments, & n. ; B.D. Walsh’s species, n. ; G.C. Oxenden’s assistance comments, – & nn. – & –
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—‘Three sexual forms of Catasetum tridentatum’, Heer, on alpine and Arctic floras, & n. ; n. J.D. Hooker,Himalayan travels , & nn. , —‘Two forms in species of Linum’,n.; & ; J.D. Hooker, paper on Teesdale moraines, dimorphicLinum species not wind-pollinated, & n. ; W. Houghton, review of books n. ; discussed by E. Sabine, & n. ; by A.R. Wallace, J.D. Hooker and H.W. Bates, J.T. Moggridge, copy sent to, & n. ; & n. ; A. von Humboldt, narrative of F. Muller,¨ copy sent to, & n. , & travels, & n. ; T.H. Huxley,Reader leader n. , & n. ; B.D. Walsh, abstract on science and church policy, & nn. & discussed by, & n. ; B.D. Walsh, copy , & n. ; H. Karsten, parthenogenesis sent to, & n. , & n. inCoelebogyne , – &n.,&n.; —Volcanic islands, & nn. & , n. C. Kingsley, ‘My winter garden’, & n. ; —‘Volcanic phenomena and the formation of W.E.H. Lecky, book on development of rational mountain chains’, & nn. & thought, xxiv, & n. , & n. , —Zoology: CD sends copy of first number to H. & n. , & n. ; J. Lubbock’s book Bailliere,` & n. ; CD’s preparation on prehistoric times, & n. , & n. , of volume on birds, n. ; Fossil Mammalia & nn. , & , & n. , – & pages, proofs sent to R. Owen, & nn. & n. , & n. ; C. Lyell,Elements of geology , & nn. – & ; humming-birds, n. ; &n., – & nn. – & nn. – , illustrations, CD seeks financial assistance & nn. & ; W. Macgillivray, book on for, & n. , & nn. , & ; British birds, & n. ; F. Max Muller¨ ’s illustrations, list forFossil Mammalia pages, book on science of language, & nn. – ; & n. ; L. Jenyns, description of F.X. Michel, book on stud-farms, n. ; A. fish, n. , n. ; Stewart and Murray, Moquin-Tandon, book on teratology of plants, printers, & n. , n. ; Treasury & n. ; C.A. Morlot, paper on kitchen grant towards cost of publication, n. middens, & n. ;Natural History Review , —READING: G.A. Agricola, treatise on husbandry & nn. & , & n. , & and gardening, & n. ; U. Aldrovandus, nn.– , & n. ; J. Paget, Lectures on textbook of quadrupeds, & n. ; Annals surgical pathology, & n. ; W.G. Palgrave, and Magazine of Natural History, & n. , account of Arabian travels, xxiv, & n. , &n.; Anthropological Review ,& & n. ; I.T. Prichard’s novel of Indian n. ; asks to borrow F.C.W. Alefeld’s paper on Mutiny, xxiv, & n. ;Reader , & Pisum, & n. , & n. , & nn.– , & n. ; recommends books n. ; L.C. Ballard,Christine , xxiv, & n. ; to A. Gray, & n. ; recommends books to H.T. Buckle,History of civilisation in England , A.R. Wallace, & n. ; S. Richardson, & n. , & n. ; comte de Buffon, Clarissa, ‘the most glorious novel ever written’, theory of ‘organic molecules’, & nn. & n. ; G. Rorison,The three barriers , & ; S. Butler, Evidence for the resurrection of Jesus & n. ; A. Sedgwick, Discourses on the studies of Christ, & nn. & ; F. de la P. Castelnau, the University of Cambridge, & nn. – ; K.T.E. account of South American expedition, & von Siebold, paper on parthenogenesis in moths n. ; G. Eliot’s novels, xxiv, & and bees, & n. ; H. Spencer, Principles of nn. and , & nn. & ; family biology, & nn. & , & nn. – & reads aloud, xxiv, & n. , , & nn. & ; H. Stansbury, book on Great Salt nn. & ; F.W. Farrar,Chapters on language , Lake of Utah, & n. ; J.L. Stephens, & nn. & – ; F.W. Farrar, ethnological travel narratives, & n. & n. ; papers, n. ; J. Franklin, account of Arctic H.H. Travers’s paper on Chatham Islands, travels, n. ;Gardener’s Chronicle , article on & n. & nn. & ; E.B. Tylor, book forthcoming Erfurt horticultural congress, on prehistoric man, xxiv, & n. , & & n. ; E. Haeckel, paper on propagation n. , & n. , & n. ; B. Verlot, in Medusae, & n. ; S.S. Haldeman, pamphlet on variation in flowers, & book on freshwater molluscs, & n. ; nn. & ; A.R. Wallace, papers on Malay M.C. Harris,Rutledge , xxiv, &n.;O. fauna, & nn. – & n. , & n. ;
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A.R. Wallace’s papers on orang-utans, & nn. & ; transitional forms of species, & n. ; B.D. Walsh, paper on phytophagic insects, n. & nn. & ; B.D. Walsh, paper on potato —SCIENTIFIC WORK, & n. ; bats of beetle, & n. ; B.D. Walsh, paper on Madeira and Azores, n. ; bees and wasps, willow-galls, & nn. , & & nn. – ; cell-making instincts, n. ; boyhood fossil C. White, book on regular gradation in man, collection, & n. ; W.B. Carpenter, asks a foolish book, & n. ; M.E. Wichura, to examine rock fragments, – & nn. – ; book on hybrid willows, & nn. – & nn. climbing plants, n. , – & nn. – , & , & n. ; would like to read history & nn. – , & n. ; comparative of Indian Mutiny, & n. ; J. Wyman, measurements of red blood cells, & n. ; paper on bursting gourds, & n. cross-impregnation in barnacles, & nn. – ; —SCIENTIFIC OPINIONS: association of earthquakes cross-pollination by insects in Leguminosae, with atmospheric disturbances, nn. & ; & nn. & ; crossing experiment suggested biological nomenclature, & nn. – ; to W.B. Tegetmeier, & n. , & n. ; crested blackbird, – & n. ; design in nature, crossing experiments, , n. , & n. , & nn. – ; difficulties in identifying & n., &n., n., & South African animals and plants, & n. , & n. , , n. , & nn. & ; doubts classification based on single n. ; H. Denny, CD sends specimens to, feature, n. ; existence of birds of paradise in & n. ; H. Denny, suggests source of West Indies, & n. ; flying speed of pigeons, specimens, & n. ; dimorphic plants, & n. ; E. Forbes’s land-bridge theory, asks A. Gray forPlantago seeds or specimens, & n. ; formation of corals, & n. ; & n. ; dimorphic plants, asks D. Oliver functions of beauty in nature, & nn. – ; for information, & n. ; dimorphic plants, gall-forming insects, & nn. & ; hybrid Pulmonaria, & n. ; dimorphic plants, sterility, & nn. & ; imperfection of fossil sends papers to F. Mueller,¨ & n. ; record, n. , n. , – & n. ; interest discovery of fossil mammal, n. ; discussed in irregular flowers, & n. ; lower fertility at Erfurt horticultural congress, xv, xxii, of inter-specific crosses, & n. ; migration & n. , & n. ; entombment of large of species in glacial period, & nn. – quadrupeds in ice, & n. , & n. ; & , & n. , & n. ; mode of fowls, wing feathers, & n. ; Galapagos´ denudation of Weald, & n. ; modes of species, seeks information from J.S. Henslow, erosion, & n. & n. ; monogenistic & nn. – ; geographical distribution of origin of humans, n. ; monstrous births, shells, – & nn. – ; gradation and abnormal causes of, – &n. ; monstrous forms unlikely habits, & n. , n. , n. ; heterostyly, to develop into new species, & n. ; n. , n. ; insectivorous plants, & nn. nature of centrifugal variation, & n. ; & ; interspecific relationships inPrimula , need for comprehensive book on botany, ; n. ; misses climbing plants, ; observations need for scientific men to read extensively, of ants, n. ; orchids, & nn. & , & n. , & nn. & ; new species & nn. – , &nn.&, &n., & arising from accumulation of variation, & nn. & & nn. & ; orchids, information nn.– ; origin of rock-basins, & nn. & sought from J.-B. P. Guepin,´ – & nn. – , , nn.& ; origins of sexuality, – & nn. –; orchids, requests for specimens, & n. & nn. & , & nn. – ; & n. , & nn. & , n. ; paedogenesis in insect larvae, & nn. peloric Antirrhinum flowers, & nn. &, & n. ; pangenesis hypothesis, xv, &;pigeons, & nn. & & n. ; xix–xx, – & nn. & & n. , & n. , pollination ofStrelitzia , & n. ; self-sterility in nn. , & , – & nn. – ; Purbeck beds, Passiflora, & n. ; sends letter on whirlwinds to & n. ; Ray Society’s possible translation W.C. Redfield, & n. ; silk fowls, & of K.F. von Gartner¨ ’s book on hybridity, n. ; whether forests grow over frozen soil, &n., & n., &n., & n.; & nn. & ‘wriggling’ out of theoretical suggests further work on cirripedes, & difficulties, & n. , &n.
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Darwin, Henrietta Emma, cont. n. ; support for J.D. Hooker’s testimonial, n. ; holiday in Wales, xxiv, n. , n. , n. & n. ; T.H. Huxley requests to comment on Davidson, Thomas William St Clair: candidate for catalogue of fossils, & n. ; letter to J.D. fellowship of Royal Society of London, & Hooker, & n. ; and J. Lubbock’s dispute n. with C. Lyell, xxiv, & n. , & n. ; Davies, Miss: repays CD’s gift to C. Ludwig, reads aloud to CD, & n. , & n. ; &n. use of family word, n. ; visit to Hartfield, Davilla: growing in Desterro,ˆ , ; twining n. ; visit to Ilkley, & n. ; visit to habit, & n. London, & n. Davis, Jefferson, & n. , & n. Darwin, Horace: home from London, n. , Davis, John Edward: account of R. FitzRoy’s last n. ; improved health, xxiii–xxiv, & n. ; weeks, & n. tutor, xxiv; visit to Ilkley, & n. Davy, Humphry:Elements of agricultural chemistry , Darwin, Leonard: Clapham Grammar School, a &n. pupil, n. ; headache, xxv, & n. ; Davy, John: papers on salmon ova, & nn. – holidays at Down House, n. , n. , De Filippi, Filippo, & n. n. ; scarlet fever, n. ; visit to Ilkley, & de la Beche, Henry Thomas: signs petition for n. reform of British Museum management, Darwin, Marianne, & n. , & nn. n. ; support for J.D. Hooker’s testimonial, & ; peevish when unwell, & n. n. Darwin, Reginald: home in Buxton, n. Decaisne, Joseph: copy of ‘Climbing plants’ sent Darwin, Robert Waring, nn. & ; allowance to, & n. , & n. ; experiments paid to CD while at university, & n. ; death, on parthenogenetic plants, & n. , & & n. ; medical adviser to Clive family, n. ; and C.V. Naudin, treatise on horticulture, n. ; sufferer from gout, n. &n., & n. Darwin, Susan Elizabeth, n. , n. ; in deer: coloration, failing health, & n. , & n. Dendrobium chrysanthum,&n. Darwin, William Erasmus: allowance while an Denny, Henry: authority on lice, & nn. – , undergraduate, & n. ; asked to collect – & n. & nn. – , & nn. – , skates for G.H. Darwin, & nn. & ; & nn. & ; CD sends specimens to, & assistance in CD’s researches, & n. , n. ; n. at Cambridge University, & n. ; banking dentition: indicator of descent, & nn. & career, xxiv, & n. , n. ; banking career, Derby, earl of.See Stanley, Edward George stock purchase to finance partnership, & Geoffrey Smith, th earl of Derby n. ; choice of school for, & n. ; design in nature, & nn. – ; cuckoos’ discovers dimorphism inPulmonaria , n. , instincts as evidence for, n. & n. ; drawings of primrose pollen- Desman,&n. grains, & n. ; letters waiting at E.A. Desterro,ˆ Santa Catarina Island, Brazil: climbing Darwin’s address, & n. ; observations plants of, & nn. – & nn. – ,, ofEpipactis , n. ; photographs of CD, & nn. – , ; home of F. Muller,¨ n. , & n. , n. , nn. & , n. , n. , & n. , n. , n. , n. &n. ; pupil at Rugby School, Dicella:growing in Desterro,ˆ , n. , n. ; visit to Down House, n. , Dichobunes: fossil teeth and jaw from, n. n. Didus ineptus (dodo), ; remains discovered in Darwinella aurea (sponge), n. ,n.,n. Mauritius, & n. Datura: reversion of hybrids of, n. Didus nazarenus: remains discovered in Rodriguez Daubeny, Charles Giles Bridle: and flames arising Island, n. from hillsides, & n. ; paper on origin of dimorphism: inCynips , & n. & n. , sexuality in plants, & nn. & & &n., – & nn. & , & nn. , & , & nn. – ; signs petition n. ; CD asks D. Oliver for references on, & for reform of British Museum management, n. , & n. ; in Crustacea, & n. ; in
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dimorphism, cont. & n. ; tax cart, & n. ; travel from Cuphea, & n. , & n. ; dioecious London to, & n. parasitic plant with two host species, & Down Coal and Clothing Club: R.M. Rolfe a n. , n. ; inDrymispermum , n. ; A. Gray’s subscriber, n. examples of, & n. ; and hybrid sterility, Down Friendly Club: R.M. Rolfe a subscriber, & nn. & , & n. ; in insects, n. & n. & n. , & n. , – & Down House, Down, Kent: G. Bentham’s visit, nn. & ; intra-specific hybrids of di- and & n. ; W. Brooks, servant, & trimorphic plants, & n. ; inLeucosmia , n. , n. ; G. Busk’s visit, & n. , n. ; inLythrum , & n. ; in Plantago , & n. ; J. Chapman’s visit, n. , n. , & n. , & n. ; inPrimula marginata , & nn. & ;Coelebogyne ilicifolia grown n. ; inPulmonaria , & n. ; in Pulmonaria in hothouse, n. ; E. Cresy’s proposed visit, officinalis, F. Hildebrand’s paper, n. , & n. ; &n., – ; Darwin family gathered at, sterility of same-form plants, n. ; inThymus , n. , nn. – ; H. Darwin’s return from & n. .See also Darwin, Charles Robert: London, n. ; F. and L. Darwin’s return for publications, ‘Dimorphic condition in Primula’, holidays, & n. ; H. Falconer and J.D. and ‘Two forms in species of Linum’ Hooker’s visits recalled, & n. , & Dioscorea: growing in Desterro,ˆ , ; twining n. ; fowls kept at, n. ; gooseberries, & habit, n. , & n. , & n. ; G. Henslow’s Diplostoma,&n. proposed visit, & n. ; J.D. Hooker’s Dipsacus sp.: torsion in, & nn. & visits, xxiv, xxv, & n. , & n. , & Disraeli, Benjamin, & n. ; speech on n. , & n. , & n. , & n. , church policy, n. & nn. & , & nn. – , nn. & , Dixon, Edmund Saul: book published by J. & n. , n. , & nn. & , Murray, & n. , & n. &n.,&n.,&n., Dobbin, Darwin family horse, & n. & n. ; hothouse, & n. ; hydropathic dodo. See Didus ineptus bath, n. ; W. Jenner’s visit, & nn. dogs, & n. ; hybrid with jackal, & n. ; & , & n. ; E. Langton’s and K.E.S., masturbation in, & n. ; origins of races, M.S. and L.C. Wedgwood’s visit, n. , – & nn. – ; punishing each other for & n. ; A. Laugel’s visit, & n. ; H. sodomy, & n. ; reversion in pointer Lettington, under-gardener, n. , n. ; litters, & n. , & n. ; whether J. Lubbock’s visits, & n. , & n. & any Spanish dog resembles English pointer, nn. & , & nn. & ; C. Ludwig, & nn. & governess and translator, n. , nn. & Dolgelly: Hensleigh Wedgwoods’ holiday house in, ; E. Mackintosh’s visit, & n. ; J. Parslow, xxiv, n. butler, & n. , & nn. & ; party of Doryphora lineata (potato beetle): B.D. Walsh’s paper friends invited to, & n. & nn. – ; G.B. on, & n. , & n. Sowerby Jr’s visit, n. ; S.E. Wedgwood’s Douglas, Donald, & nn. & visit, & n. , & n. ; K.E. and H.E. Douglas, Lynedock, & n. Wedgwood’s visit, & n. Dove, Heinrich Wilhelm, & n. Downes, William James, & n. Dover’s Powder, & n. Dowson, John: biography of E. Darwin, n. Down, Kent: change in postal address, n. , Drosera rotundifolia,n. & n. ; High Elms, home of Lubbock family, Drysdale, Elizabeth: acquaintance of CD, n. ; n. , & n. ; Home Cottage, Back sends CD hornets’ combs, & nn. & Lane, home of J. Parslow, n. ; petition Du Bois-Reymond, Emil Heinrich, & n. for improved postal services, & n. & Dublin University: Zoological Museum, E.P. nn.– ; Petleys, home of S.E. Wedgwood, Wright, director, n. n. ; G. Snow, carrier and coal-dealer, n. , ducks: hybrid, & n. , n. ; upright n., n., & n., & n., (‘penguin ducks’), & n.
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Dugard, Thomas: obituary notice at Geological Elie de Beaumont, Leonce:´ catastrophes revolu- Society, & n. tionising the earth, & n. Duncan, Peter Martin: paper on natural selection Eliot, George (Marian Evans):Mill on the Floss , and dispersion of species, & n. xxiv, & n. , & n. , & Dundreary, Lord.See under Taylor, Tom n. , & n. ;Silas Marner , xxiv, dune mole-rat. See Bathyergus & n. , & n. , & nn. & Dunlop, A.A., & nn. & , & n. Dutrochet, Rene´ Joachim Henri: papers on elms: weeping, & n. twining plants, & n. Endlicher, Stephan Ladislaus:Genera plantarum , & & n. & nn. & , & Earl, George Windsor, n. n. , & n. earthquakes, – & nn. – Engelmann, George: sends seeds to CD, & East India Company, nn. & ; museum, n. & nn. & Entomologische Zeitung: review of B.D. Walsh’s paper Echidnocerus, onCynips , & n. Echinodermata: development, – &n., & Entomostraca: G.S. Brady’s paper on marine, n. & n. ; J. Lubbock’s work on, & n. . Echites: growing in Desterro,ˆ , See also Daphnia eczema, & n. , & nn. & , & Eozoon (fossils): in Laurentian rocks, n. n. Epipactis latifolia,& Edinburgh botanic garden.See Royal Botanic Epipactis palustris,&n. Garden, Edinburgh Epipactis purpurata,&n. Edinburgh Evening Courant,&n. Equisetum: spiral growth in, Edinburgh Review: H. Holland’s article on life and Erfurt: agricultural congress and exhibition at, xv, organisation, & n. xxi, & n. , & n. , & n. Edinburgh University: J.H. Balfour, professor of Erica ciliaris,n. botany, n. ; Falconer Memorial Fellowship, Erichson, Wilhelm Ferdinand, & n. &n. Essays and reviews: controversy, n. Edmonds, James ‘Barney’,n. Etheridge, Robert: and T.H. Huxley, catalogue of Edmonds’ Menagerie, & n. fossils, & n. & n. , & n. education: introduction of science into schools, Ethnological Society of London, n. , n. n. , & n. ; teaching of natural sciences, ethnology: CD’s theories applied to, n. ; T.H. n. , n. Huxley’s lecture at Royal Institution, & n. , Edwards, Mr: surgeon, n. &n. Edwards, Ernest, photographer, & nn. – , Eudes-Deslongchamps, Jacques-Armand, & n. – & nn. & Eudorina elegans: described by H.J. Carter, n. Edwards and Bult, photographers, n. Euglossa: gnawing labellum of Catasetum , n. Edwardsia microphylla: discovered in Chatham Euphorbiaceae: described by G.H.K. Thwaites, Islands, & n. , & n. &n. Egerton, Francis Henry, th earl of Bridgewater, Eurypodius, n. Evans, Marian: relationship with G.H. Lewes, Egerton, Philip de Malpas Grey-: support for J.D. n. . See also Eliot, George Hooker’s testimonial, n. Evelyna carivata,n. Ehrenburg, Christian Gottfried, & n. Eversley, Hampshire: C. Kingsley, rector, n. Eights, James: describes fossil wood, & Ewald, Julius Wilhelm, & n. nn. & eye: development by natural selection, n. , Eleodes, & n. ; inheritance of defects in, n. Elephas primigenius: entombment in ice, & Eyton, Thomas Campbell: CD seeks information n. on otter-hounds, & n. ; CD thanks for Eley Brothers, percussion-cap makers, & n. information on breeding, & n.
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Falconer, Hugh: and award of Copley Medal fishes: ancient ganoids, & n. ; Beagle to CD, xvi, & n. & nn. – , – & collection of, – & n. , n. ; blind cave- nn. & , & n. ; Calcutta Botanic Garden, dwelling, & n. ; J. Davy’s papers on superintendent, & n. & n. ; CD consults salmon ova, & nn. – ; electric organs of, on pigeon skeletons, n. ; CD invites to & n. ; from Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, Down House, & n. ; deterioration of & n. ; geographical distribution in Indian specimens, & n. ; dispute with C. Amazon river, – &n., & n.; Lyell, n. , & n. , – & nn. , with legs, – &n. & ; Geological Society of London, fellow, Fitch, Walter Hood, artist: illustrations for n. ; last illness, death and burial, xv, xvi, Variation, & n. , & n. , & n. , & n. , & nn. , & , n. ; illustrations for ‘Dimorphic condition in & n. , & n. ; memorials, & n. , Primula’, – & nn. , & ; lithograph – &n., – & nn. – ; paper on Purbeck ofBonatea , & n. mammals, & nn. & & n. ; theory FitzRoy, Emily-Unah, n. , n. of origin of rock basins, n. ; tropical heat FitzRoy, Fanny, n. , n. destructive to temperate plants, n. ; visit to FitzRoy, George, & n. Gibraltar, & n. FitzRoy, Katherine, n. , n. Falkland Islands: whether suitable for British FitzRoy, Laura Elizabeth, n. , n. settlement, & nn. & FitzRoy, Maria Isabella (n´ee Smyth), n. , Farnborough, Kent: postal services to, n. & &n.,n. n. FitzRoy, Robert: expenditure never reimbursed, Farrar, Frederick William:Chapters on language , & n. ; homes and family, n. ; last & nn. & , & & nn. & – , weeks, death and funeral, xv, xxiii, & n. , & n. ; ethnological papers, n. , & &n., – & nn. & – nn. , & & nn. – , n. ; meteorologist and feral animals: Aru pigs, & n. , n. , weather forecaster, & n. , n. ; & n. ; Porto Santo rabbits, & nn. & , Narrative, & n. , & n. ; nephew to & nn. & , & n. ; white cattle of Lord Castlereagh, & n. ; relationship with Chillingham Park, & nn. & CD, – & n. ; Royal Geographical Society, Ferguson, George: book on poultry, nn. & , fellow, & n. ; testimonial fund, xxiii, &n. – & nn.– ,&n. Ferguson, William, & n. FitzRoy, Robert O’Brien, n. Fergusson, James, & n. Florianopolis.´ See Desterroˆ Fernando Po: J.D. Hooker sends information on Flower, William Henry: Hunterian Museum, temperate plants of, to CD, n. curator, & n. fertilisers: E. Darwin’s explanation and promotion Forbes, David: papers on South American of, & n. & nn. & geology, & nn. & Field, The, n. ; articles on pigeon breeds, & Forbes, Edward, & n. ; CD invites nn. & , & n. , & nn. , & & to Down House, & n. ; land-bridge n. , & nn. & , & n. , & theory, & n. , n. ; support for J.D. n. & n. , & n. , & nn. & Hooker’s testimonial, n. ;F.T. Buckland’s article on Italian cattle, – Forchhammer, Johan Georg: paper mentioned by & n. ; W.B. Tegetmeier, article on homing C. Lyell, & n. ability of pigeons, & nn. & , & n. ; Formosa: cattle of, – & nn. & W.B. Tegetmeier, editor of pigeon and poultry fossils: catalogue of collections in Museum of department, & nn. & , & n. , Practical Geology, & n. & n. , & & n. , n. ; W.B. Tegetmeier, sends CD n. ; cattle, nn. , & ; CD’s boyhood ‘pot-boiler’ article on crossing, & n. , collection, & n. ; coal flora, & n. ; & n. ; J.H. Walsh, editor, n. and determination of age of geological deposits, Fielding, Henry: works too coarse for young ladies, n. ;Eozoon , in Laurentian rocks, n. ; &n. found by W.D. Fox in Isle of Wight, &
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fossils, cont. Galapagos´ Islands: birds of, & n. ; CD’s nn. – ; found duringBeagle expedition, plant collections from, n. ; divergent species n. , n. ; Galapagos´ quadrupeds, n. ; in, & n. ; endemic species resembling horses, & n. ; imperfection of record, those of South America, & n. ; fossil n. , n. , n. , n. , – & quadrupeds of, n. ; insects of, described n. ; marsupials of Purbeck beds, & nn. by G.R. Waterhouse, & n. ; lizards and & ; Medusae, E. Haeckel’s paper on, – & tortoises of, & n. nn. & , & nn. & ; Miocene Galemys,&n. plants in Iceland and Switzerland, & Galeopithecus (flying lemur), & n. n. ;Toxodon platensis , n. ; trees in South Galium sp.: torsion in, & n. Shetlands, & nn. & Galiumsubspecies Relbunium . See Relbunium fowls: colour of White Cochin chicks, & gall insects: acquisition of gall-forming ability, nn. & , & n. ; combs, & – & n. ; rapid spread of oak-galls, n. ; development of plumage, ; discussed in & n. ; two sexes produced from different plants, Variation, n. , & nn. , & , & & n. ; B.D. Walsh’s paper on willow- nn. & , n. , & n. , nn. & , galls, & nn. & , & nn. , & &n.,&n., – &n., & nn. – ,n.. See also Cynips & nn. , & , & nn. – ; feathers Gallus bankiva, & nn. & from spangled Hamburgh hen, & n. , & Gallus sonneratii, & n. ; hybrids, & n. , & n. , & n. ;Field articles n. , n. , & n. on breeds, & n. ; flight of silk, & n. ; Galton, Douglas Strutt, n. , , Gallus sonneratii hybrids, & n. , n. , Galton, Francis, & n. ; Royal Society of & n. ; hackles, & n. ; Polish, London, member of council, n. not ’semi idiotic’, & n. ; tail feathers of Gardeners’ Chronicle: article on Erfurt horticultural Malay and Shanghai breeds, & nn. & congress, xv, xxi, & n. , & n. ; ; W.B. Tegetmeier, paper on skulls of Polish, R. Caspary’s address onCytisus adami , & & n. ; W.B. Tegetmeier sends skulls nn. & & n. ; CD, no species perpetually to CD, & nn. & ; W.B. Tegetmeier’s self-fertilised, n. ; CD’s letters to, & n. , hybridisation experiments, & nn. & ; &n.;CD ’s paper on cross-pollination wild, & n. ; wing feathers, & in kidney beans, n. , & n. ; J.D. n. Hooker’s support for, ; J. Lindley, founder Fox, Charles Woodd: at Oxford University, & and editor, n. ; M.T. Masters, editor, n. , & n. n. , – & n. , & n. ; P. Matthew’s Fox, Ellen Sophia, n. , &n. claim to have anticipated CD’s theories, Fox, Gilbert Basil: birth, & n. & n. ; T. Moore, assistant editor, later Fox, Harriet, n. co-editor, – & n. ; C.V. Naudin, whether Fox, Samuel William Darwin, & n. he anticipated CD’s theories, & n. ; Fox, Sylvanus Bevan: authority on bees, & n. reactions toOrigin among German naturalists, Fox, William Darwin: on CD’sLythrum paper, n. ; report on Amsterdam congress on – & n. ; fossils found in Isle of Wight, botany and horticulture, & n. , & nn. – ; takes son to Oxford University, n. , n. ; T. Rivers, peaches raised from &n. ; well contented with large family, nectarine stones, n. &n., garpikes, & n. Frankland, Edward: X Club, member, n. Garrett, Elizabeth: candidate for professorship at Franklin, John: accounts of Arctic travels, & Bedford College, – & nn.– ,&n. n. Garrod, Alfred Baring, physician, & n. Fuller, Charles C.: ‘fish’ with legs, & n. Gartner,¨ Karl Friedrich von: book on plant Fumaria: growing in Desterro,ˆ , hybridity, possible English translation, n. , &n., & n., &n., &n.; Gaimard, Joseph Paul: account of Arctic travels, experiments onVerbascum , xix, & n. , & nn. & n. , & n. ; on reversion, & n. &
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Gartner,¨ Karl Friedrich von, cont. South American geology, & nn. & ; J. n. ; stigma selects its own pollen, & von Haast’s account of New Zealand geology, n. & n. ; W. Lonsdale, museum curator Gaudin, Charles Theophile,´ & n. and librarian, & n. ; G. Maw, member, Geikie, Archibald: book on scenery of Scotland, n. ; offices held by CD in, & n. ; &n., & n., & n. ;CD R. Owen’s description of Isle of Wight fossils, grateful for his high opinion, & n. ; nn. & ; A. Tylor, fellow, & n. . glacial and fluvial action as important erosional See also Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society processes, n. ; presentation copy ofOrigin , Gerstaecker, Carl Eduard Adolph: complemental &n. males in cirripedes, n. ; review of H.W. gemmation, & n. , & n. , – Bates’ paper on mimetic butterflies, & n. & nn. & , &n. gemmules.See pangenesis hypothesis Geryonia hastata( Geryonia proboscidalis ): E. Haeckel’s Genista: G. Henslow’s observations of fertilisation paper on asexual reproduction in, & in, n. n. Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, Isidore: on causes of Geryoniidae: E. Haeckel’s monograph on, – monstrosities, & n. & nn. & , & n. , & geographical distribution of species, & nn. nn. & & , n. ; H.W. Bates’s comments, & Gibraltar, H. Holland, H. Falconer and G. Busk’s n. ; bats, n. ; CD’s portfolio, n. , visit, & n. n. ; crustaceans, – & nn. , – & Gill, Mr, civil engineer: deflection of stream in ; P.M. Duncan’s discussion, & n. ; fishes Peru, & n. in Amazon river, – &n., & n.; Gill, Theodore Nicholas, ichthyologist, & n. J.D. Hooker’s proposed book, & n. , & Girard, Charles Fred´ eric,´ ichthyologist, & n. ; and land-bridges, & n. ; Malayan n. fauna and physical geography, & nn. & glacial processes: displacement of Earth’s axis by & nn. & , & n. , n. ; Malayan ice, & n. ; icebergs as agents of seed Papilionaceae, A.R. Wallace’s paper, & n. , transmission, n. ; Scotland ploughed by & n. ; Malayan parrots, n. , & icebergs, & n. n. ; North American Coleoptera, & n. ; glaciers: A.-J. Adhemar´ ’s theory of Antarctic, plants, & nn. –; plants, alpine and Arctic &n. ; illustrations identified by CD for C. flora, & nn. & , n. ; plants, coastal Lyell, & nn. – species, & nn. & , & nn. Gladstone, William Ewart, & n. & ; plants, A.H.R. Grisebach’s paper on West Glaisher, James: meteorologist, &n. Indian, & & n. & n. , & n. , Glen Roy: W. Buckland and L. Agassiz’s visit, & n. , & n. ; plants, F. Hildebrand’s n. ; W. Buckland sends maps to CD, & paper on conifers, & n. ; plants, role of n. ; CD’s paper on ‘parallel roads’,& oceanic migration in, n. & nn. & n. , & nn. – , n. ; T.F. Jamieson’s ; plants, seed dispersion on feet of birds, visit to, n. ; C. Lyell’s theory of ‘parallel n. ; shells, – & nn. – roads’, – & nn. – Geological Society of London: D.T. Ansted, Gloxinia erecta: shape of flowers, & n. , assistant secretary, & n. ; W. Buckland, &n. presidential anniversary address, & ‘Glutton Club’: F. Watkins a member, n. n. ; CD leaves parcel for collection by J.S. Gnaphalium: tendency to reversion, n. Bowerbank, & n. ; CD’s paper on elevation goldfinches: bred with canaries, & n. and subsidence in Pacific and Indian Oceans, Gomphrena: in Desterro,ˆ & n. , & n. nn. & ; T. Dugard, honorary fellow, Gongora: pollination, – & nn. & , & n. ; P.M. Duncan’s discussion of natural n. ; J. Scott sends plants to CD, & n. selection and dispersion of species, & n. ; Good Words: article by G.D. Campbell criticising H. Falconer, fellow, n. ; H. Falconer’s paper CD’s theories, xv, xxi, & nn. – & onPlagiaulax , & n. ; D. Forbes, papers on n.
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Goodsir, John: physician, n. Gray, George Robert: CD writes character Goodyera repens: CD procures specimens from G. reference for, & nn. – ; nominated Gordon, & nn. & , & n. fellow of Royal Society, & n. Gordon, George: CD obtains orchid specimens Gray, Jane Loring: planning a holiday, & from, & nn. & , & n. , & n. n. , – &n. Gray, John Edward: British Museum, keeper of Gosse, Philip Henry: CD asks to observe orchids, zoological collections, n. ; classification of n. organisms, & n. ; congratulates CD, Gould, John, & n. & n. ; identification of ‘fish’ with legs, gradation of characteristics.See species, transitional n. ; illness, & n. ; Royal Society of London, (intermediate) forms member of council, n. Grand Pressigny, France: expedition to investigate Gray, Robert, bishop of Cape Town, n. prehistoric artefacts at, & nn. – Greene, Joseph Reay: article in Natural History Granville, George Leveson Gower: British Review, & n. , & n. Museum, trustee, n. Greg, William Rathbone: paper on proportion of Gray, Asa: admiration for CD, & n. ; sexes at birth, & n. and American Civil War, & n. , Grisebach, August Heinrich Rudolf: paper on & n. , & n. ; H.W. Bates’ paper West Indian plants, & & n. & n. , on Amazonian insects, review, n. ; and &n., & n., &n. books of J.L. Stephens, & n. ; C.L. Brace, Grote, George: parliamentary activity, & introduction to CD, & nn. & , n. &n.;CD ’s paper onLythrum , & n. , Grove, William Robert: British Association for the & n. ; climbing plants, xviii, & Advancement of Science, president-elect, n. , & n. , – & n. , n. , n. ; on rudimentary organs, & n. ; &n.; ‘Climbing plants’, xxi, & support for Palestinian expedition, & n. , & n. , & n. , – & n. nn. & & n. , & n. , & Guenee,´ Achille: monograph onNoctuadae , & n. ; congratulates CD on award of Copley n. Medal, & n. ; contempt for J. Davis, Guepin,´ Jean-Baptiste Pierre: CD seeks infor- & n. , & n. ; criticises Atlantis mation on orchids from, – & nn. – , theory of migration of species, n. ; and & nn.– ; death, n. , n. design in nature, & n. ; dimorphism guest-flies (inquilines), & n. inPlantago , & n. ; end of slavery, & guinea-pigs: parent form of domestic, & n. n. , , & n.; hybrid sterility in Guizot, Francois,¸ & n. dimorphic plants, & n. ; influenced by T. Gulliver, George: measurements of red blood cells, Paine, & n. ; mingling of species over & n. ; sends CD copy of W. Hewson’s Behring Straits, & n. ; H. von Mohl’s paper collected works, & n. on cleistogamic flowers, review, & n. ; Gully, James Manby: hydropathic establishment at new herbarium at Harvard University, & Malvern, n. , & n. , n. nn. & , & n. ;Origin , pamphlet on, Gurney, John Henry: authority on birds of south- n. ;Origin , review, & nn. & ; papers west Africa, n. ; describes bat hawk, & sent by CD lost in post, & n. ; planning a n. holiday, & n. ; relationships between Gymnadenia: fertilisation of , & nn. & United States and Britain, – &n.& gyno-dioecism, n. nn. & ; reversion ofDatura hybrids, n. ; Gypogeranus,& n. J. Scott’sPrimula paper, review, & nn. & , & nn. & ; sends CD Mitchella Haast, Julius von: accused of ‘geological plants, n. ; on US ichthyologists, & plagiarism’, & n. , & n. ; nn. & ; and variation in domestic animals, candidature for fellowship of Royal Society of & n. ; visit to London ( ), n. ; London, & nn. – ,&&n., F. Wedgwood, hopes to meet, & n. & nn. – ,& n. ; correspondence
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Haast, Julius von, cont. & nn. & , & n. ; museum of with CD, & nn. & ; correspondence comparative zoology, n. with J.D. Hooker, & n. ; explorations Harvey, William: memorial oration, & n. in New Zealand, & nn. – ,& Harvey, William Henry: authority on South n. ; requests CD’s photograph, & n. , African plants, & n. ; works on South & n. ; sends publications to CD, & African flora, & n. nn. & , & n. Hawthorn, Miss: godmother to B.H.H. Hooker, Haeckel, Ernst, n. , & n. , ; book &n. on morphology, & n. , nn. & Hearne, Samuel: observation of swimming bear, , & n. , & n. , n. & &n. n. ; description of ‘Craspedoter medusen’ Heatherley’s School of Art, London: S. Butler a (Hydromedusae), & n. ; grief at wife’s student, n. death, & n. ; Jena University, appointed Hebanthe: growing in Desterro,ˆ & n. , & professor, & n. , & n. , & n. n. ; on R.A. von Kolliker¨ ’s review ofOrigin , Hecastophyllum: branch-climber, & n. & n. ; lectures on CD’s theories, & Hector, James: candidature for fellowship of Royal n. , & n. ; paper on propagation in Society of London, & nn. – Medusae, & n. , & n. , & Heer, Oswald: on alpine and Arctic floras, & n. , & n. , n. ; reception of CD’s nn. & , & n. , & n. ; Atlantis theories in Germany, & n. ; thanks CD for theory of migration of species, n. , & ‘Climbing plants’,&n.,& nn. & , n. ; on Miocene flora of Iceland, n. ; works sent to CD, & nn. & , &n. & nn. & ; Zoological Museum, Jena, Heine, Rudolph: inheritance of acquired charac- director, & n. , & n. teristics, – &n., &n. Haldeman, Samuel Steman: coloration of deer Helinus: branch-climber, & n. and antelope, & nn. & Hemmings, Henry, & n. Haliday, Alexander Henry: CD’s flies sent to, Hemsley, William Botting: Royal Botanic n. Gardens, Kew, assistant in herbarium, & Hallam, Henry: books on medieval Europe, & n. n. ; British Museum, trustee, n. Hengwrt, Dolgelly: Hensleigh Wedgwoods’ Hamilton, William John: support for J.D. Hooker’s holiday house, xxiv, n. testimonial, n. Henslow, Frances Harriet, n. .See also Hooker, Hamilton, William Richard: British Museum, Frances Harriet trustee, n. Henslow, George: assists J.S. Henslow in Hammond, Mr, pigeon dealer, & n. educational activities, n. ; fertilisation in Hanburya mexicana: adhesive discs on tendrils, & Crocus, , & n. ; fertilisation in n. Leguminosae, – & nn. , & & nn. Haplolophium: adhesive discs on tendrils, & & , n. ; fertilisation inSalvia , , & n. , & n. ; growing in Desterro,ˆ , n. ; headmaster, Grammar School, Store Street, & n. ; hopes to visit Down Hardy, Charles: fertilisation of red clover, n. House, & n. ; summary of ‘Climbing hares: hybridity in, article by P.P. Broca, n. plants’ in Popular Science Review,&n. Harris, Miriam Coles:Rutledge , xxiv, & Henslow, John Stevens, n. , n. , n. & n. ; and botanical education, & Harris, Thaddeus William: photograph, & n. ; identification and description of CD’s nn. & Galapagos´ specimens, & nn. & ; and ‘’Hartea elegans ,n. origins of sexuality in plants, & n. ; Hartfield, Sussex: home of S.E. Wedgwood, sends specimens to CD, n. ; support for n. J.D. Hooker’s testimonial, n. Harvard University: L. Agassiz, poor relations Herbert, John Maurice: attempts to arrange with students, n. ; herbarium and library, meeting of T.W. Blakiston and CD, & nn.
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Herbert, John Maurice, cont. at school, & n. ; starts school, & ; CD supplies names of bird-preservers, &n. Hooker, Frances Harriet (n´ee Henslow), & n. , Herschel, John Frederick William: Admiralty manual & n. , & n. ; amanuensis for of scientific enquiry, & n. ; British Museum, J.D. Hooker, – & nn. – , & n. , – trustee, & n. ; promises to write for & nn.– ; assists J.D. Hooker with writing, Reader, & n. ; holiday in Teesdale, xxiii, & heterostyly, n. , n. ; in common oxlip, n. , & n. , & n. , & nn. – & n. ; miscarriage, xxii, & n. , Hewitt, Edward, poultry fancier, & n. & & n. , & n. ; miscarriage, Hewson, William: collected works, & nn. & convalescence after, & n. , & n. ; pregnant and unwell, & n. ; proposed High Elms, Down: home of J.W. Lubbock, n. ; visit to Down House, & n. ; throat home of J. Lubbock, & n. infection, ; visit to Lea Hurst, & Hildebrand, Friedrich: offers to help in translation n. ; visit to Notting Hill, xxiii, n. , & ofOrchids , & n. ; paper on Pulmonaria n. , officinalis, & n. , & n. ; paper on Hooker, Harriet Anne: starts school, & n. geographical distribution of conifers, & Hooker, Joseph Dalton, , & n. ; H. n. ; L.C. Treviranus an acquaintance, n. A¨ıde,´ Carrs of Carrlyon , ‘utter trash’, xxiv, Hill, Rowland: attempts to reform postal service, & n. ; apetalous plants seen as degraded n. mono- or poly-petalous species, & n. ; Hill, Thomas: support for J.D. Hooker’s article on Erfurt agricultural congress, xv, testimonial, n. & n. , & n. ; attempts to obtain Himalayas: J.D. Hooker’s travels in, & government salary for, & nn. & ; and G. n. , & n. , & nn. , & Bentham,Genera plantarum , & nn. & , Hippocratia, & n. . See also Securidaca n. , & nn. & , & n. , n. , Hirst, Thomas Archer: X Club, member, n. n. , & nn. & ; H.T. Buckle’s history Hodgson, Brian Houghton:Bubalus , & n. of civilisation in England, intends to read, Hoff, Karl Ernst Adolf von: earthquakes associated & n. , & n. ; J.F. Campbell’s with mountain chains, & n. books, & nn. & ; CD, admiration Hofmeister, Wilhelm: monographs on plant for work, ; CD, advice on physicians, & physiology, & n. n. , & n. , & n. , & nn. – ; Holland, Francis James, & n. CD, diagnosis of ’suppressed gout’, – & Holland, Henry: on CD’s Lythrum paper, & n. ; n. , n. ; CD, first meeting with, & Copley Medal nomination for J.D. Hooker, n. ; CD, hopes to meet in London, & & n. , & n. ; diagnoses CD’s condition as n. ; CD, sendsStrelitzia specimen to, & ’suppressed gout’, n. , n. ; gestational n. , & n. , & n. , &n.; period in dogs, & n. ; interest in CD, sends information on Fernando Po flora ‘Climbing plants’, & n. ; plans travels to, n. ; CD, sends information on orchids to Orkneys and Portugal, & nn. & ; to, & nn. – ; CD, sends a quip to amuse his puzzled by inheritance of characteristics, ; family, & n. ; CD, sympathises over Royal Society of London, member of council, R. FitzRoy’s suicide, & n. ; CD lends n. copy of M.E. Wichura’s book on willows to, hollyhocks: production of true-breeding varieties, & n. , & n. , & n. ; CD seeks &n. information on Spanish dogs from, & nn. Holwood House: home of R.M. Rolfe, & & ; CD seeks loan of paper onPisum varieties, n. & n. , & n. ; centrifugal and Hooker, Brian Harvey Hodgson: cared for by centripetal variation, & n. , & godmother, & n. n. ;Clarissa , frightened hosts of young women Hooker, Charles Paget: contracts ringworm at into caution, & nn. – ; classification school, n. ; contracts whooping cough of species, & nn. , &; ‘Climbing
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Hooker, Joseph Dalton, cont. & n. ; W.E.H. Lecky, book on development plants’, publication, & n. ; ‘Climbing of rational thought, & n. , & plants’, reading, & n. ; Copley Medal, n. , & nn. & , & n. ; nomination for, xxv, & n. , & nn. & G.H. Lewes, ‘was not fascinated’,& & n. ; declines offer of plants from E. n. ; J. Lubbock, book on prehistoric times, Cresy, & n. ; designs botany course & nn. & , & nn. – ; and J. for Rugby School, n. ; destruction of local Lubbock’s dispute with C. Lyell, xxii, & genera following human activity, & n. , & n. , – & nn. – n. ; dioecious parasitic plant with two host & nn. – , & n. & nn. species, & n. , n. ; and Down House & , & n. , , & n. ; gooseberries, & n. , & n. ; eczema, J. Lubbock’s plans to enter Parliament, & & n. , & nn. & , & nn. – ,n., – & nn. – ;C. n. ; G. Eliot,Mill on the Floss , ravished with it, Lyell, admiration for, ; C. Lyell, Principles of xxiv, & n. , & n. ; essay on geology, theory of climate, & nn. & ; distribution of Arctic flora, n. ; examiner C.V. Naudin, independent verification of CD’s for medical officers in armed services, & theories, & n. ;Orchids , review, n. ; n. , & n. ; expedition to Syria, T. Paine,The age of reason , reading on holiday, & n. ; H. Falconer, admiration for, ; & n. ; Palestine Exploration Fund, H. Falconer, criticisms of, & nn. & & & nn. & , & n. ; F.T. Palgrave, n. ; H. Falconer, grief at death, xvi, dines with, & n. ; W.G Palgrave’s & nn. – ; and fertilisation in alfalfa, account of Arabian travels, reads on holiday, &n.; Flora of British India ,n.; Flora & nn. & , & n. , & Novæ-Zelandiæ, n. ; A. Geikie’s book on n. ; peloric flowers ofAntirrhinum , & scenery of Scotland, & n. , & n. ; n. ; Philosophical Club of the Royal Society of geographical distribution of plants, n. , London, member, & n. ; plans visit & n. ; geographical distribution of plants, to Maidstone, ; proposed translation of K.F. proposed book on, & n. , & n. ; J. von von Gartner¨ ’s book on hybridity, n. , & n. ; Haast, correspondence with, & n. ; and onReader , & n. , & n. , – & J. von Haast’s candidature for Royal Society nn.– ; recommends J.W. Kaye’s history of of London, – & nn. – ; Handbook Indian Mutiny, & n. ; recommends source of the New Zealand flora,n., & nn. of paper for drying plants, n. ; on rereading & ; happier for lack of ambition, ; O. one’s own papers, ; J. Reynolds’ biography, Heer’s paper, left at Down House, & n. ; & n. ; rheumatic fever, xxiii, – , Himalayan journals, dedicated to CD, & &n.,&n. , – &n., nn. , & ;Himalayan journals , review, & n. , , & n. ; rheumatic fever, n. ; holiday in Teesdale, xxiii, & convalescence, xxiii, & n. , & nn. n. , & n. , – &n. ,& & , &n., &n., & nn. n. ; W.J. Hooker, admiration for, & & , & n. ; rheumatic fever, return to nn.– ; W.J. Hooker, grief at death, & work, xxiii, & n. , & n. , & n. & ; T.H. Huxley, nature of writings, & n. , & n. , & n. , n. ; nn. & ; identification and description of Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, assistant director, CD’s Galapagos´ specimens, & n. ; ill n. , n. ; Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, with influenza, xxii, & n. & n. , & n. , difficulties at, & nn. & , , & & n. ; Indian botanical specimens, & ; Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, landscaping, n. ; and B.D. Jackson,Index Kewensis , n. ; &n. ; Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, T.F. Jamieson’s paper on geological changes in plans for reforms at, xxiii, – & nn. & Scotland, & n. ; H. Karsten’s paper & nn. – ; Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, on parthenogenesis inCoelebogyne , & succeeds as director, xxiii, n. , &n., nn.– , – & nn. – ,& n. ; A. Laugel & nn. & , n. ;Scarsdale , execrable and his wife, friend of, & n. ; J.S. Le trash, & n. ; scientific men, difficulties Fanu,Uncle Silas , ‘creepy and crawly’, xxiv, in expressing beliefs, & n. ; J. Scott,
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Hooker, Joseph Dalton, cont. &n., & n., & n., assists to find employment for, nn. & , &n.,&n.,&n.; nn. & , nn. & ; J. Scott, results too knighthood, n. , n. ; last illness, death much for him, & nn. & & n. ; J. and funeral, xv, xxiii, & nn. & , & Scott’sVerbascum paper, comments on, xv, xix, n. ; never honoured by Royal Society of & nn. – , & n. , & n. London, & n. , & n. ; Royal & n. ; signs petition for reform of British Botanic Gardens, Kew, director, nn. & Museum management, n. ;Silas Marner , ; signs petition for reform of British Museum did not enjoy it, & n. ; H. Spencer, management, n. ; visit to London ( ), Principles of biology, comments on proofs, & n. n. ; H. Spencer’s views on Umbelliferae, Hope, Frederick William: describes CD’s criticisms of, & n. ; R. Strachey an collection of insects, n. acquaintance, & n. ; study of moraines Hopkins, William: support for J.D. Hooker’s of Teesdale, xxiii, & n. , & n. testimonial, n. & nn. & ; testimonial, & nn. – Hordern, Ellen Frances, n. . See also & n. ; and T. Thomson,Flora Indica , Lubbock, Ellen Frances n. , n. , n. ; T. Thomson, a very able Hore, William Strong, & nn. & man, & n. ; throat infection, xxiii, ; Horner, Leonard : support for J.D. Hooker’s travels, & n. ; travels, Antarctic, & testimonial, n. n. ; travels, Indian and Himalayan, & n. ; hornets, , & nn. & Trevlyn Hold, really very good, & n. ; horses: dentition of modern and fossil, & on A. Trollope’s,&Can you forgive her? nn. & ; fly attacking newly born foals, n. ; A. Tylor an acquaintance, & n. ; & nn. & ; inheritance of shoulder- and E.B. Tylor, book on prehistoric man, & leg-stripes, & n. , & n. n. , & n. , & n. , & n. , Horsfield, Thomas: catalogue of mammals in & n. , & n. ; on variable India Museum, & nn. & species, & n. ; visit to Buxton, xxiii, & Hottonia,&n. n. , , – & nn. & , n. ; visit to Houghton, William: review of books by A.R. Lea Hurst, & n. ; visit to Liverpool, Wallace, J.D. Hooker and H.W. Bates, & & n. ; visit to Notting Hill, xxiii, n. n. , & n. , ; visits to Down House, Howard, Charles: death due to gout, n. xxiv, xxv, & n. , & n. , & n. , Howse, Richard: anti-Darwinian views, & &n., & n., & n., & n. n. , & nn. & , & nn. – , nn. & humans: antiquity of, & nn. &, , n. , & nn. & , & n. , & n. ; caste system, & nn. & & &n.,&n.,&n., nn. & – , & n. & nn. & & n. ;Welwitschia mirabilis , work on, n. ; – ; effect of marriage selection on evolution, working hours daily, & , & n. , n. ; T.H. Huxley’s lectures on n. ; X Club, member, & n. races, & n. ; hybrid sterility in, – &n.; Hooker, Maria, & nn. & nature of os coccyx, & n. ; origin and Hooker, Maria Elizabeth: death, n. , & classification, n. ; origins of races of, n. &;rarity of reversion in, –; F. Rolle’s Hooker, William Henslow: J.D. Hooker sends book on development of societies, xxi, & letters to CD, & n. , & n. ; returns n. & n. ; skin colour, , & n. , to school, & n. ; school holidays, & n. . See also monogenism; prehistoric man n. Humboldt, Alexander von: narrative of travels, Hooker, William Jackson, & n. ; admired &n. by J.D. Hooker, & nn. – ; CD’s humming-birds, – & nn. & , & memories of, & n. , & n. ; nn.– J.D. Hooker’s grief for, & n. ; ill with Hunt, James (– ): Anthropological Society, influenza, & n. , & n. , founder and president, n. ,n.,
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Hunt, James, cont. n. , & n. ; monotheistic views, & n. ; translator and editor, C. Vogt’s Lectures on n. ; overwork, ; paper on parthenogenesis man, – & nn. & in aphids, nn. & ; photographs of, & Hunt, James, head keeper, Zoological Gardens, n. ; promises to write forReader , – & London, & n. nn.– ;Reader , leader on science and church Hunter, Alexander, & n. policy, & n. , & nn. & , & n. , Hunter, John, n. & n. , n. ;Reader , scientific editor, Hurst & Blackett, publishers, n. , & nn. &n.,& n.,& n., & n. ; resents C. and M.E. Lyell’s slighting of G. Huxley, Ethel, n. and E. Busk, & n. ; Royal College of Huxley, Henrietta Anne, & n. , n. ; Surgeons, Hunterian Professor, & n. ; Royal admiration for Tennyson, – &n., &n.; Institution, lecture on ethnology, & n. , resents C. and M.E. Lyell’s slighting of G. and & n. ; sceptical of claim that embryological E. Busk, & n. development follows geological succession, Huxley, Henry, n. ; birth, & n. & n. ; writing a perfect pest, , ; X Club, Huxley, Jessie, n. , n. member, & n. Huxley, Leonard, n. , & nn. & hyacinths: inheritance of flower colour in yellow, Huxley, Marian, n. , n. &n. Huxley, Nettie, n. , n. hybrids: development of pollen grains in, & n. ; Huxley, Noel, n. of Gallus sonneratii, & n. , n. , & Huxley, Rachel, n. , n. n. ; K.F. von Gartner¨ ’s book on, & n. , Huxley, Thomas Henry, & n. , & & n. , & n. , & n. ; goldfinches n. ; cannot afford more children, & and canaries, n. ; hares and rabbits, article n. ; CD, criterion for truth of theories, n. , by P.P. Broca, n. ; lowered fertility, n. ; CD, encourages to publish theories, & n. ; rabbits, & n. , n. ; sterility, – & n. ; CD, meets in London, & n. , & nn. & , & n. , – & n. ; CD, support for theories, n. , & n. , n. , & n. ; sterility simulated n. ; CD asks to read pages on pangenesis in same-form crosses.See sterility, intra-specific; hypothesis, xv, xix–xx, – & nn. & & willows, M.E. Wichura’s book on, & nn. – n. , & n. , & nn. & , & nn. & , & nn. & , & n. , & nn. & & nn.– &, – & nn. & , ,& n. , & n. . See also & n. ; CD and E. Darwin suggest should write reversion book on zoology, & nn. & , & n. ; Hydromedusae. See ‘Craspedoter medusen’ J. Chapman an acquaintance, & n. ; hydropathy, & n. , n. , n. , nn. , and R. Etheridge, catalogue of fossils, & &, & n. n.& n., & n.; Evidence as to man’s Hymenoptera: carryingAsclepias pollen masses, place in nature, & n. , & n. ; family &n. holiday at Littlehampton, & n. , & nn. & ; fossil record provides no evidence Ibis: A.R. Wallace’s paper on Malayan pigeons, for progressive development of life, n. ; &n. and ‘hippocampus controversy’,&n., Ibla: complemental males in, & n. , n. ; J.D. Hooker, grieved at illness, n. & n. ; C. Kingsley an acquaintance, n. ; Iceland: Miocene flora in, & n. ‘laws of morphology’, & n. ; lectures on Ilkley, Yorkshire: hydropathic establishment at, physiology, & n. ; lectures to working men, &n. ,n. & n. , & n. ; and J. Lubbock’s India: Hindu caste system, & nn. & & dispute with C. Lyell, xxii, & n. & nn. – , & n. & nn. & – ; n. & nn. & , – & n. & J.D. Hooker,Flora of British India , n. ; J.D. nn. – , & nn. & , & n. , Hooker and T. Thomson,Flora Indica , n. , & & nn. & & n. ; and J. n. , n. ; J.D. Hooker’s travels in, Lubbock’s plans to enter Parliament, & & n. ; Indian Mutiny, J.W. Kaye’s history of,
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Journal of the Linnean Society, cont. Kippist, Richard, & n. , , & nn. & , nn. – , n. , n. , n. , & &n.,&n. nn.– , & nn. & , n. , n. ; J. kiwi. See Apteryx Scott’s papers onOncidium and Passiflora , & Kladderadatsch: commentary on papal encyclical, n. , & n. . See also‘Climbing plants’ and &n. Darwin, Charles Robert, publications: ‘Three Koenen, Adolf von, & n. forms of Lythrum salicaria’ Kolliker,¨ Rudolf Albert von: critical review of Journal of the Royal Geographical Society: A.R. Origin,&n. Wallace’s paper on geographical distribution in Kolreuter,¨ Joseph Gottlieb: crossing experiments Malay archipelago, n. on tobacco, & n. Jowett, Benjamin: dines with F.T. Palgrave, & Konigliche-Bayerische¨ Akademie der Wissen- n. schaften, Munich: CD a member, n. Jukes, Joseph Beete: glacial and fluvial action as Krohn, August David: nature of orifice in important erosional processes, & n. ; cirripedes, n. lectures at Royal School of Mines, n. ; theory of denudation of Weald, n. labiates: spiral growth in, +.Laburnocytisus adamii See Cytisus adami Kaiserliche Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna, Lacordaire, Jean Theodore,´ & n. & ; CD a corresponding member, n. n. Karsten, Hermann: paper on parthenogenesis in Lagerstroemia,&n. Coelebogyne, – & n. , & nn. & Lagerstroemia elegans: sterility, possible hybrid, ,&n. Lagerstroemia indica: sterility, & nn. & Kay-Shuttleworth, James Phillips:Scarsdale , ‘exe- Lagerstroemia reginae,&n. crable trash’,&n. lakes: theories of formation of, & nn. & Kaye, John William: history of Indian Mutiny, &n. Lamarck, Jean Baptiste de: theory of progressive Keilhau, Baltazar Mathias: theory of origin of development, & nn. & , & n. , rocks, & n. & & & nn. & & n. & Keller, Ferdinand: articles on lake-dwellings in n. Switzerland, & n. , Lancashire and Yorkshire railway company: Kew Gardens.See Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew shares, &n. kidney bean (Phaseolus vulgaris ): CD’s paper on land-bridges, & n. , & nn. & , n. cross-pollination in, n. , & n. , Lane, Edward Wickstead, & nn. , & , &n. n. Kindt, Hermann: requests CD’s autograph, Langton, Charles, n. nn.– , & nn. & , & n. , Langton, Edmund: visit to Down House, n. , &n., – & nn. & ; requests E. Darwin’s &n. autograph from CD, & nn. & , & Langton, Emily Catherine (n´ee Darwin): visit to nn. & S.E. Darwin, & n. King, Richard Thomas, & n. language: F.W. Farrar’s book on, & nn. King, William James, & n. & , & nn. & – , & n. ; F. Kingsley, Charles: admiration ofOrigin , & Max Muller¨ ’s book on, & nn. & ; H. n. , n. ; exchanges photographs with CD, Wedgwood’s views on origin of, & n. – &n., &n., &n.;T.H. late spider ophrys. See Ophrys arachnites Huxley and J. Lubbock, acquaintance of, Lathyrus nissolia: possible case of reversion, & n. ; interest in ‘Climbing plants’, & n. , n. , & nn. & , & n. , & & n. , & nn. & ; interest in natural n. , & n. history, & n. , & n. ; paper on Laugel, Auguste: friend of J.D. Hooker, & Hampshire for woods, & n. ; and principle n. ; visit to Down House, & n. , of division of labour, & n. ; visit to USA, & n. Kingsley, Frances Eliza, & n. Laugel, Mme, & n. , &n.
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Laurentian series of rocks.See under Canada Lincoln, Abraham, & n. ; murder, Le Conte, John Lawrence: beetles found in &n. Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, – &n.; Lindley, John: death, & n. ; Gardeners’ variation in American Coleoptera, & Chronicle, founder and editor, n. ; signs nn.– petition for reform of British Museum Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan:Uncle Silas , read by J.D. management, n. ; support for J.D. Hooker, xxiv, & n. , & n. Hooker’s testimonial, n. ;Vegetable kingdom , Lea, Isaac: Academy of Natural Sciences of flowers of Scrophulariaceae, & n. Philadelphia, president, Linnean Society of London: annual list of fellows, Lea Hurst, Matlock: home of W.E. Nightingale, & n. ; G. Bentham, president, n. ; &n. CD, paper on climbing plants read at meeting, Leader: G.H. Lewes’s review of Vestiges , & xviii, n. , & n. , & nn. – , – & n. nn. – & nn. – , & nn. – ,n., Lecky, William Edward Hartpole: book on n. , & n. ; CD, paper on Lythrum development of rational thought, xxiv, & read at meeting, n. ; CD requests loan of n. , & n. , & n. , books required for research, & nn. – , & n. , & n. , & nn. & , n. ; F. Currey, secretary for botany, n. , & n. , & nn. & , & n. ; G. Henslow, papers on fertilisation in n. ; influence of H.T. Buckle, n. , & Leguminosae, n. , & n. , & n. n. ; R. Kippist, librarian, & n. , , Leersia aristata, & nn. & , & n. , & n. ; F. Leersia oryzoides, & n. , & n. , & Muller,¨ paper on climbing plants of Brazil, xviii, n. , & nn. & n. , & n. , & n. , & n. , Leguminosae: cross-pollination by insects in, n. ; R. Owen, paper on classification of nn.&, – & nn. , & , n. . See also mammals, n. ; E. Sabine, fellow, n. ; Papilionaceae J. Scott, proposed election as associate, & Leighton, Burgh, & n. n. ; J. Smith, paper onCoelebogyne , & Leighton, Clare, & n. n. ; R. Trimen, paper onBonatea speciosa , & Leighton, William Allport:Lupinus polyphyllus , nn. & ; A. Tylor, fellow, & n. ; pollen production and fertilisation, – & J.P.M. Weale, papers on pollination of orchids nn. & and asclepiads, nn. & . See also Journal Leith Hill Place, Surrey: home of J. Wedgwood of the Linnean Society; Transactions of the Linnean III and his family, & n. Society lemur, flying. See Galeopithecus Linton, Henry, & n. Leon,´ Isidore: spiral motion in tendrils, n. Linton, Sydney, & n. Lepidosiren (lung-fish), n. Linumspp.. See Darwin, Charles Robert: Lepsius, Karl Richard, & n. publications: ‘Two forms in species of Linum’ Leslie, Marian: engagement to A.R. Wallace, – Linum usitatissimum: movements of stem, & &n. nn. & , & n. , & nn. & Lesquereux, Leo: studies of coal formations, & n. ; withdraws rejection ofOrigin , & Liriope,n.,n. n. Lithodes: geographical distribution of species, Lettington, Henry, under-gardener, n. ; Littlehampton, Sussex: T.H. Huxley and family crossing experiments, n. holiday at, & n. , & & nn. & Lewes, George Henry, & n. ; review of Liverpool: Royal Institution School, D.W. Turner, Vestiges,&n. headmaster, n. Lewis, George Cornewall: on stories of prehistoric lizards: of Galapagos´ Islands, & n. travellers, & n. Lockyer, Joseph Norman, n. ; articles for lice: penguin, & n. & n. . See also Pediculus Reader,n. Lilljeborg, Wilhelm: ‘cirripedia suctoria’,& Logan, William Edmond, n. n. , & n. London Stereoscopic Company, n.
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London University: Bedford College, E. Garrett’s n. , & n. ; plans visit to Maidstone, candidature for professorship, – & nn. – , ; railway accident, & n. ; resents C. and & n. ; University College, D. Oliver, M.E. Lyell’s slighting of G. and E. Busk, & professor of botany, n. n. , n. ; return to High Elms, & Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts & Green: n. ; review of B.D. Walsh’s article onCynips , publishers of CD’s paper on climbing plants, n. , & n. ; and J. Steenstrup, paper n. , n. on flints of le Grand Pressigny, n. ; visit to Lonsdale, William: Geological Society, museum Denmark with G. Busk, n. , n. , , curator and librarian, & n. ; visit to France to investigate prehistoric Loring, Charles Greely: summer home in artefacts, & nn. – ; visits to Down House, Massachusetts, & n. & n. , & n. , & nn. & ; work Loudon, John Claudius:Encyclopaedia of plants , on Entomostraca, & n. ; X Club, &n. member, & n. Lovell Reeve & Co.: payment for lithograph, Lubbock, John William: gift of microscope to J. n. Lubbock, n. ; invites CD to dinner, & Low, David: book on domesticated animals n. ; last illness and death, & n. , & recommended for Royal Society of London n. , n. library, & n. Lubbock, Rolfe Arthur: birth, n. Lubbock, Ellen Frances (n´ee Hordern): injured in Ludwig, Camilla: CD makes gift to family, railway accident, & n. , & n. ; and J. & nn. , & ; headache, xxv, & n. ; Lubbock’s plans to enter Parliament, & translator, n. n. , & n. ; pregnancy, & n. , lung-fish, n. & n. , & n. , n. ; present at Lupinus: cross-pollination by insects in, n. British Association meeting, & n. ; resents Lupinus luteus: advantage of cross-fertilisation in, C. and M.E. Lyell’s slighting of G. and E. Busk, n. &n. Lupinus nanus: anthers, n. Lubbock, John, n. , ; and Daphnia Lupinus pilosus: advantage of cross-fertilisation in, reproduction, & n. ;Antiquity of man , n. review, & n. ; book on prehistory, xxii, Lupinus polyphyllus: pollen production and ferti- & n. , & n. , & nn. & lisation, – & nn. & ,& n. , & n. , & nn. , & Lyell, Charles, , & n. , & , & nn. & , & nn. – ,n., n. ;Antiquity of man , xxii, & & n. – & n. , & n. , & nn. & n. , n. , & nn. & , &, & n., & n. ; book on & n. , n. ; Antiquity of man, accuses J. prehistory, and dispute with C. Lyell, xv, xxii, Lubbock of plagiarism, xv, xxii, & n. , &n., – & n. & nn. – & – & n. & nn. – & nn. – , nn. – , & nn. & , –& & nn. & , – & nn. – & nn.– & nn. – , – & nn. – ,& nn. – , – & nn. – , – &n.& n. & nn. – , & n. , & n. nn. – , & n. , & n. & & nn. & , & n. , – &n. & nn. & , – & n. & nn. – nn. – & nn. – ; CD, hopes to call & nn. – ;Antiquity of man , hippocampus on, & n. ; CD, looks forward to meetings controversy, &n.,&n.; with, ; CD, returns borrowed books to, Antiquity of man, textual changes, , , & n. ; C. Kingsley an acquaintance, n. ; , – ; Atlantis theory, & n. , marriage, & n. ;Natural History Review , & nn. & ; British Association for the archaeological papers, xxii, & nn. & Advancement of Science, presidential address, & nn. & , – , ; paedogenesis ; W.B. Carpenter an acquaintance, & in insect larvae, & n. ; parliamentary n. ; CD, correspondence on Lamarckian ambitions, & n. , & n. , evolution, n. , & & & nn. & & nn. & , & n. , & nn. & & n. & n. ; CD, meets in London, ,&n.,& n. , & & n. ; Copley Medal award to CD,
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Lyell, Charles, cont. & nn. – .See also Darwin, Charles Robert: after-dinner speech, & n. & n. , & publications, ‘Three forms of Lythrum salicaria’ n. ; Copley Medal nomination for J.D. Hooker, Lythrum thymifolia: dimorphism in, n. & nn. & ; decides not to stand for Parliament, & n. ; description of Isle of Maberley, William Leader, secretary to Post Wight fossils, n. ; discussion of Laurentian Office, n. & n. rocks, & n. ; dispute with H. Falconer, McCormick, Robert: introduces CD and J.D. n. , & n. , – & nn. , Hooker, n. & ;Elements of geology , sixth edition, & McCoy, Frederick: support for J.D. Hooker’s & n. & n. , & n., , & n. , testimonial, n. &n., – & nn. – & nn. – , Macgillivray, William: book on British birds & nn. & , n. , n. , recommended for Royal Society of London & n. , , & n. ; J. Hector’s library, & n. candidature for Royal Society of London, Machaerhamphus alcinus (bat hawk): specimen & n. ; J.D. Hooker’s admiration for, described by J.H. Gurney, & n. & n. ; human antiquity, n. ; meeting Mackintosh, Eva: visit to Down House, & n. with crown princess of Prussia, & n. , Mackintosh, Mary, & n. & n. ; meetings with German scientists, Mackintosh, Robert James, n. & n. ; origin of races of dogs and other Macleay, William Sharp: proposed quinarian organisms, – & nn. – ; origin of system of classification, & n. rock-basins, & n. ;Principles of geology , Macmillan’s Magazine: review of Origin , & n. ;Principles of geology , th edition, theory of n. climate, & nn. & ;Principles of geology , McNab, James: finds fault with J. Scott’s work, th edition, & n. , n. ; Principles of & n. ; Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, geology, uniqueness of humans, & n. ; curator, n. promises to write forReader , ; A.C. Ramsay Madeira: CD’s study of bats of, & n. ; W.D. accuses of plagiarism, & n. , & Crotch’s proposed history of, n. ; shells of, n. ; readsVariation chapter on dogs, & & n. ; wingless beetles, & nn. n. , & n. ; Royal Society of London, & , n. , n. J. von Haast solicits support for candidature, Magnus, Heinrich Gustav, & n. &n. ; selective invitations to scientific Mahon, Lady. See Stanhope, Emily Harriet reunions, & nn. – ; signs petition for Maidstone, Kent: J. Lubbock and J.D. Hooker reform of British Museum management, plan to visit, n. ; support for J.D. Hooker’s testimonial, Malay archipelago: A.R. Wallace’s catalogue of n. ; and theory of migration of species, raptorial birds of, & n. ; A.R. & n. ; theory of ‘parallel roads’ of Glen Wallace’s paper on pigeons of, & n. ; Roy, – & nn. – ; theory of progressive A.J. Wallace’s papers on physical geography development, – & n. & nn. & and species distribution in, & nn. – & , & n. ; uniformitarianism, & n. , & n. , n. , & n. , & nn. & ; visit to Down House, n. n. Lyell, Mary Elizabeth, & n. , & mallard (Anas platyrhynchos ): hybrid with Muscovy n. , & n. ; C. Lyell’s amanuensis, duck, & n. n. ; selective invitations to her parties, & Malvern, Worcestershire: J.M. Gully’s hydropathic nn. – ; visit to Down House, n. establishment, n. , n. , & n. Lygodium:growing in Desterro,ˆ ,, , mammals: flying, &n. Lythrum graefferi: J.T. Moggridge sends specimens mammoth. See Elephas primigenius to CD, & n. ; trimorphism in, n. Mammoth Cave, Kentucky: organisms found in, Lythrum hyssopifolia: monomorphic species, n. – & nn. & Lythrum salicaria: crossing experiments, nn. Manettia: growing in Desterro,ˆ , & ; intra-specific hybrids, xxv, & Mann, Horace: Harvard University herbarium, n. , & n. ; three hermaphrodite forms, curator, n.
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Marshall (surgeon): observations on lice, & n. , Haeckel’s paper on propagation in, & &n.&n. n. , & n. , & n. , & n. Martin, William Charles Linnaeus: comments Meinert, Frederik Vilhelm August: paper on on CD’s theories, – & nn. – & reproduction in insect larvae, n. nn.– Melastomaceae (Melastomataceae): J.D. Hooker’s Martins, Charles Fred´ eric:´ contribution to J.P. studies of, & n. Gaimard’s account of Arctic travels, & Mellersh, Arthur: attends funeral of R. FitzRoy, n. Mason, Nathaniel Haslope: CD wishes to ask him Mellisuga kingii. See Trochilus forficatus to collect specimens, & nn. & Mendozia: growing in Desterro,ˆ , Mason, Sarah Ann: marriage, n. Mentone: J.T. Moggridge sends CD extracts from Masson, David:Reader , editor-in-chief, & flora, & n. ; J.T. Moggridge sends CD n. specimens from, – & nn. , & ; J.T. Masters, Maxwell Tylden: article on H. Spencer’s Moggridge’s winter home, & n. Principles of biology, & n. ; book on Mercurialis: parthenogenesis in, n. plant teratology, & n. ; cited by C.G.B. Merula albiceps. See Turdus albiceps Daubeny and by CD, n. ; climbing plants, Meteyard, Eliza: biography of J. Wedgwood I, &n., – & nn. – & nn. – ; – & nn. – , & n. , & nn. & ; Gardeners’ Chronicle, editor, n. , – &n., book on T. Wedgwood and contemporaries, & n. ; reports of Amsterdam congress & n. , & nn. & ; CD loans letters to, on botany and horticulture, & n. , & n. ; CD requests return of loaned letters, & n. , & n. , & nn. – &n., &n. Masters, William: crossing experiments, & Metropolitan Board of Works: E. Cresy, principal nn. , & ; cultivation of hollyhocks, & clerk, n. , n. & n. ; J. Thwaites, n. ; inheritance of flower colour in hyacinths, chairman, n. &n. Miastor metraloas (gall midge): paedogenesis in Matthew, Patrick: claims to have anticipated CD’s larvae, nn. & , n. theories, & n. Michel, Francisque Xavier: book on stud-farms, Maurice, John Frederick Denison: dines with F.T. &n. Palgrave, & n. migration of species, n. , & n. & Mauritius: dodo remains discovered in, & nn. & , & n. ; across oceans, n. ; R. Trimen’s paper on butterflies of, n. , n. ; Atlantis hypothesis, & n. , &n. & nn. & , & n. & n. ; in glacial Maury, Matthew Fontaine: meteorologist, & period, & n. – & , & n. , n. &n. Maw, George: Geological Society of London, Mikania: growing in Desterro,ˆ & n. , member, n. ; and monstrous piglet, & & n. ; twining habit, & n. nn. – , n. ; and Tertiary deposits in Mill, John Stuart: promises to write forReader , North Wales, & nn. & , & n. – & nn. – ;Reader article on works of, Muller,¨ Friedrich Max: book on science of &n. language, & nn. – Miller, William Hallowes: British Association for Mazzini, Guiseppe: Reader article on, & the Advancement of Science, president of n. chemical section, & n. , & n. Medicago lupulina: cross-pollination by insects in, Milligan, Joseph: on Tasmanian aborigines, & &n. , nn. & , & n. n. Medicago sativa (alfalfa): G. Henslow’s observations Milne, David: earthquakes and atmospheric of fertilisation in, – & nn. , & & disturbances, – & nn. – ; geology of nn. & , & n. Lochaber, & n. ; smoke and flames arising Medusae: asexual reproduction inGeryonia hastata , from hillsides, & n. & n. ; E. Haeckel’s paper on fossil, Milne-Edwards, Henri, n. ; geographical – & nn. & , & nn. & ; E. distribution of Crustacea, & n.
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Murray, John, publisher, cont. & n. ; and effects of use or disuse on &n., – & nn. – ;,Origin form of organs, n. , – & nn. & nn. & ;Variation , xvii, & n. , & & nn. , & , – & nn. – ; – & n. & nn. – ,&, – & and increase in population of Pallas’s sand- nn.– , – & nn. & , & nn. – ; grouse, n. ; independently discovered by visit to France, & n. A.R. Wallace, n. ; J. Lubbock’s view, Muscovy duck (Cairina moschata ): hybrid with n. ; C. Lyell’s views, & – &n.; mallard, & n. P. Matthew’s claim to have anticipated CD’s Museum of Practical Geology, Jermyn Street, discovery, & n. ; origin of sexuality in London: catalogue of fossils in, & n. & plants, n. ; and racial variation in humans, n. , & n. n. , & n. , n. ; C.A. Royer’s Mutisia: growing in Desterro,ˆ , use of term, & n. , & n. ; whether Mygale. See Desman checked or counterbalanced by other factors, &n. Nathusius, Hermann Engelhard: on feral pig, natural theology: not inconsistent with belief in n. , n. , & n. natural selection, n. , n. , n. Natural History Review: CD, letter on cirripedes, Nature:CD’s paper on complemental males in n. ; CD, review of H.W. Bates’s paper cirripedes, n. on mimetic butterflies, n. ; F. Currey, Naudin, Charles Victor: exchanges photographs botanical editor, n. ; F. Currey, paper on with CD, & n. , & n. ; sexuality in cryptogams, & n. ; editors, experiments on parthenogenetic plants, & n. , ; financial difficulties, & n. ; n. ; facial neuralgia, & n. , & J.D. Hooker, review ofOrchids , n. ; T.H. n. ; paper on hybridisation, & Huxley, reply to R.A. von Kolliker¨ ’s review n. , n. , & n. ; paper on tendrils of ofOrigin , n. ; J. Lubbock, archaeological Cucurbitaceae, – & nn. & , & nn. papers, xxii, & nn. & & & ; on reversion of hybrids, & n. ; thanks nn. & , – , ; J. Lubbock, review for copy of ‘Climbing plants’, & n. , of B.D. Walsh’s paper onCynips , & & n. ; whether he anticipated CD’s n. , & n. ; J. Lubbock’s articles theories, & n. on prehistoric times, published in book form, ‘’Nausitora dunlopei ,n. n. ; M.T. Masters, article on peloria, nectarines: raised from peach stones, n. n. ; news of Palestine expeditions, n. ; Neotoma (cave-rat): vision in, & n. D. Oliver, botanical editor, n. , n. , Nepenthes,&n. n. ; D. Oliver, paper on tropical floras, New Haven, Connecticut: home of J.D. Dana, & n. ; D. Oliver, review of J. Scott’s New Holland.See Australia Primula paper, n. ; review articles by J.R. New Zealand: S. Butler’s sheep ranching in, Greene, G. Bentham and T. Thomson, & n. , & nn. & ; flora, J.D. Hooker’s n. , & n. ; H. Spencer, Principles of Handbook, n. , & nn. & ; J. von biology, review, n. ; J.P.M. Weale, letter Haast’s explorations, & nn. – , describing natural history interests, nn. , & n. ; J. Hector, director-general of Geological & Survey, ; introduced species in, n. , Natural History Society of Northumberland, n. Durham, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne: G.S. Newman, Edward: describes CD’s insect Brady’s lecture onOrigin , & n. collections, n. natural selection, n. , n. ; belief not Newton, Alfred: asks CD for support for candi- inconsistent with natural theology, n. , dature for Cambridge University professorship, n. , n. ; H.G. Bronn, CD’s theories – & nn. – , – , – & n. ; and Didus anticipated, & n. ; in development of remains, n. ; ornithological expeditions air-breathing apparatus of Crustacea, & n. , and expertise, & n. , & n. ; and role & n. ; and development of eye, of birds in seed dispersion, n. ; support for n. , & n. ; discussed by P.M. Duncan, CD’s theories, & n.
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Newton, Edward, acting auditor-general of Ophrys apifera (bee orchis/ophrys), n. ; CD Mauritius, & & nn. & ; and Didus considers occasionally insect-pollinated, n. ; remains, & n. self-fertilisation, & nn. & Newton, Isaac: ‘ocean of wonder’ quoted by J. Ophrys arachnites (late spider ophrys), n. & Shaw, – &n. n. , n. , & nn. – niata ox skull, & n. Ophrys aranifera (spider ophrys), & n. Nightingale, William Edward: visit by J.D. and Ophrys insectifera,n.,&n. F.H. Hooker, & n. Ophrys scolopax, n. ; two forms growing in Noctuadae: coloration of, & n. south of France, n. Noel, Charles George, Viscount Campden: Oporto, Portugal: Exhibition of Arts and Industry, attends R. FitzRoy’s funeral, & n. H. Holland plans to visit, & n. nomenclature: biological, & nn. – orange tree: ‘piebald’,&n. Norman, Ebenezer, copyist, & & n. Orbigny, Alcide Charles Victor Dessalines d’:D. North Pole: Royal Geographical Society expe- Forbes challenges opinions of, & n. ; studies dition to, & n. of sedimentary formations, n. Notting Hill: J.D. Hooker and family visit, xxiii, orchids, & n. & nn. – ; books on naming n. , & n. , South African, & n. ; CD asks for help in obtainingCorallorhiza specimens, n. , oak-galls, , & n. & nn. & ; CD discourages J.P.M. Weale oaks: of Panama, & n. from further work, & n. ; CD procures O’Brien, Mary Henrietta: married to R. FitzRoy, Goodyera specimens from G. Gordon, & nn. n. , n. & ; classification, & n. ; J.D. Hooker O’Callaghan, Patrick: report on crested blackbird, sends information and specimens to CD, & nn. & , – &n. & nn.– ; insects gnawing on labellum, & Oetzmann & Plumb, pianoforte makers, & n. n. ; M.T. Masters, peloria in, n. ; F. Oliver, Daniel: CD asks for articles from German Muller¨ ’s studies of, & n. , & periodicals, & n. ; CD asks for n. ; paper by H. Cruger,¨ & n. , – & Primula specimens, & n. ; CD asks nn.– ; poisoned at Kew, n. ; pollination, for references on dimorphism, & n. , papers by J.P.M. Weale, nn. & ; spiral & n. ; criticises Atlantis theory of migration vessels of flowers, & n. . See also individual of species, n. ; and fertilisation in alfalfa, orchid species &n.; Flora of tropical Africa ,& Orchis pyramidalis: pollinia carried on butterfly and n. ; lectures, & n. ; F. Muller,¨ moth probosces, n. , & n. , & n. letter on climbing plants of Brazil, corrections, Oregonia, xviii, n. , & nn. , & , & Origin: analogous variation, n. ; bear n. , & nn. – &; Natural History Review , swimming like a whale, n. , & botanical editor, n. , n. , n. ; n. ; beauty in relation to selection, & Natural History Review, paper on tropical floras, n. ; bees, cell-making instincts, n. ; blind & n. ;Natural History Review , review cave animals, n. , & & n. of J. Scott’sPrimula paper, n. ; need for & n. ; classification of organisms, assistant, ; not good utiliser of others’ labour, n. ; Coleoptera of Madeira, n. , n. , &n. ; orchids, compiles references on n. ; J.D. Dana and L. Agassiz cited, structure and pollination of, & nn. & n. ; denudation of Weald, n. ; development ; and parthenogenesis inCoelebogyne , – & of eye by natural selection, n. , n. ; nn.– ; Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, keeper dispersion of species in glacial period, n. , of museum, n. ; Royal Botanic Gardens, nn. – & ; divergence of species, Kew, keeper of herbarium and library, n. , n. ; dogs descended from various species, n. , n. ; University College, London, n. ; P.M. Duncan, cited by, n. ; effects professor of botany, n. of use or disuse on form of organs, n. , Once a Week,&n. – & nn. & & nn. , & Oncidium: insect pollination, n. , – & nn. & ; electric organs of fishes,
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Origin, cont. passages transcribed for H. Kindt, & & n. ; evidence of Precambrian life, n. , – & nn. & n. ; fertilisation of red clover, – &n.; Origin: th edition, & n. , & n. ; fertility of Papilionaceae reduced in absence of air-breathing apparatus of crabs, & bees, n. , & n. ; flightless birds, n. ; beauty in nature, n. ; C.L. Brace &n.; fly attacking South American cited, n. ; colours of flowers and fruit, livestock, & n. ; flying mammals, n. ; n. ; Crustacea, classification, n. ; Crustacea Galapagos´ species resembling those of South having two male forms, n. ; fertilisation America, n. ; K.F. von Gartner¨ cited, n. , of red clover, nn. & ; geographical n. ; geographical distribution of species, distribution of Malayan species, n. ; hybrid n. , n. , nn. & , n. ; geological sterility, n. ; intra-specific sterility in di- record and transmutation of species, n. ; and trimorphic plants, & n. ; parasitic gradation and abnormal habits, & n. ; S. behaviour of cuckoos, n. ; Pre-Cambrian Hearne cited, & n. ; J.D. Hooker cited, life in Laurentian rocks, n. ; reversion of n. ; horses and mules, inheritance of leg- hybrids, n. ; temperate plants of Fernando stripes, n. , & n. ; hybrid sterility, Po, n. ; B.D. Walsh’s law of equable & n. , n. , & n. ; icebergs variability, n. as agents of seed transmission, & n. ; Origin: th edition: J. Scott cited, n. ; J.P.M. imperfection of fossil record, n. , n. , Weale, information provided by, n. n. , – & n. ; intercrossing important Origin: th edition: J. Scott cited, n. in checking variation, & n. ; Lepidosiren Origin: American edition: historical sketch of CD’s (lung-fish), n. ; migration of species, n. , theories, n. ; H.C. Watson’s views on n. , nn. & , n. , n. , convergence of species, n. n. , n. ; J. Murray, publisher, & Origin: French editions, xvii, & n. , & n. ; no species perpetually self-fertilised, n. , nn. & & n. , & n. , & n. , n. , n. , n. ; origin of n. , n. & nn. & , & n. , humans, ; parasitic behaviour of cuckoos, n. ; peloric flowers, & n. ; principle Origin: German edition: H.G. Bronn, translator, of correlation of growth, & n. ; remarks n. on mankind, – ; resemblance of embryos to Origin: opinions of: T.G. Appleton, n. ; J.H. ancestral forms, nn. & , n. , Balfour, xxi, n. ; D. Brewster, xxi, & n. ; reversion of hybrids, n. , n. , n. ; H.G. Bronn, n. ; S. Butler, n. , n. ; rudimentary organs, n. ; sales, – & nn. – & n. ; G.D. Campbell, & n. ; sexual selection, n. , & th duke of Argyll, &n.,& & n. , n. ; single centres of creation, nn.– &n., – & nn. – ,& n. ; slave-making instinct, n. ; structure nn.– & n. ; crown princess of Prussia, of bee-cells, n. ; struggle for existence, & n. ; H. Falconer, xvi, & nn. & n. ; Umbelliferae, & n. ;Variation as & ; F.W. Farrar, & nn. & ; W.R. complementary volume, & n. , n. Greg, – & nn. & ; R. Heine, – & Origin: d edition: denudation of Weald, n. ; nn. & , ; C. Kingsley, & n. , n. ;L. parthenogenesis mentioned, n. Lesquereux, & nn. & ; C. Lyell, & Origin:dedition, & n. , & n. ; n. & n. , – & nn. – & nn. – Carniola caves, n. ; convergence and & nn. – ;F.Muller,¨ & nn. & divergence of species, & nn. & ; , & nn. & ; A. Newton, n. ; denudation of Weald, n. ; fertilisation of red B.C. Seemann, & n. ; J. Shaw, xxi, clover, n. ; A. Geikie, presentation copy, – & nn. – , & n. ; M.E. Wichura, & n. ; glacial action on Andean rocks, n. & n. ; S. Wilberforce, n. & n. ; Lamarckian theory of progressive Origin: reviews, & n. ; D. Brewster, xxi, development, n. , & n. ; meaning n. ; A. Gray, nn. & ; H. Holland, of ‘natural selection’, & n. , & n. ; n. ; R.A. von Kolliker,¨ reply by T.H. Huxley,
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Primula vulgaris, cont. Ramsay, Andrew Crombie: glacial and fluvial of longitudinal section, & n. ; pollen of action as important erosional processes, different forms of, & nn. & & n. ; J. von Haast, proposes for Royal Pritchard, Charles: Clapham Grammar School, Society of London, & n. , & headmaster, & n. n. ; J. Hector’s candidature for Royal Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Philadelphia: Society of London, & n. ; J.D. Hooker B.D. Walsh’s papers published in, n. criticises lack of reading by, & n. ; C. Proceedings of the Royal Horticultural Society: M.T. Lyell, accuses of plagiarism, & n. , Masters’ report on Amsterdam congress on & n. ; in poor health, n. ; theory of botany and horticulture, n. denudation of Weald, n. ; theory of glacial Proceedings of the Royal Society of London,& origin of lake-basins, nn. & , & n. ; J. Davy, paper on salmon ova, n. ; n. E. Sabine, presidential address, n. Rand, Benjamin Howard: Academy of Natural Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London: J. Reid, Sciences of Philadelphia, recording secretary, quadrupeds in CD’s collection, n. ; W.B. &n. Tegetmeier’s paper on Polish fowls, n. ; Ransome, Frederick: loan from CD, & N.A. Vigors’ paper on classification ofOrtyx , nn.– , & nn. – , & n. ; Patent Siliceous & n. ; A.R. Wallace’s paper on Stone Company, part-owner, n. geographical distribution of species in Malay Ravelrig bog, Midlothian: orchids from, & archipelago, n. n. Proteus anguinus (cave salamander), & n. Ray Society: possible translation of K.F. von Protogenes primordialis,&n.,& Gartner¨ ’s book on hybridity, & n. , & n. n. , & n. , & n. ; H.T. Stainton, Psilium, secretary, n. Psithyrus. See Apathus Reader: article on British and foreign men of Pterodactylus,&n. science, & n. ; bias to anthropologists, Publishers’ Circular: Variation advertised in, n. & n. ; British Association for the Pulmonaria: hybrid sterility in, & n. ; J.T. Advancement of Science meeting, reports, Moggridge notes dimorphism in, & n. n. , & n. , & n. ; CD would Pulmonaria angustifolia: dimorphism in, n. deplore failure of, & n. ; J. Croll, article on Pulmonaria officinalis:F. Hildebrand’s paper on displacement of Earth’s axis by ice, xxiii, dimorphism in, n. , & n. & n. ; J.D. Hooker, paper on moraines Purbeck beds, & n. ; S.H. Beckles, grant of Teesdale, xxiii, & n. , & for research on, & n. ; H. Falconer’s n. & nn. & ; T.H. Huxley, leader paper on mammals of, & nn. & on science and church policy, & n. , & nn. & , & nn. & , & Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society: G. Busk n. , n. ; T.H. Huxley, scientific editor, and H. Falconer’s report of visit to Gibraltar, & n. , , & n. ; R.A. von Kolliker,¨ n. ; list of winners of Wollaston medal, review ofOrigin , & n. ; Memoirs read before the & n. ; Richard and John E. Taylor, Anthropological Society of London, review, & publishers, & n. n. ; pollination inLupinus polyphyllus , n. ; quinarian system of classification, & n. W.F. Rae, editor, retirement, n. ; re-launch under H. Spencer, – & nn. – ; sale of, rabbits: Angora, & n. ; hybridity in, article Anthropological Society rumoured purchaser, by P.P. Broca, n. ; lop-eared, & xxiii, & n. , & n. , & n. ; Porto Santo, & nn. & , – & n. , & n. , & n. ; sale of, to nn. & , & n. ; sent from Moscow, T. Bendyshe, & n. , & nn. – , &n. & n. , & n. ; subscriptions raised for H. Rae, William Fraser:Reader , co-editor, n. Falconer’s memorial, n. ; J. Tyndall, leader Rafflesia: plant allied to, & n. , & on spiritualism, & n. , & n. ; n. Variation advertised in, n. , &n.,
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Reader, cont. Robinia,&n. & n. , & n. ; whether shareholders will Rolfe, Laura, Lady Cranworth, & n. be repaid, & n. ; M.E. Wichura’s book on Rolfe, Robert Monsey, st Baron Cranworth, hybrid willows, abstract, & n. & n. ; subscription to Down charities, red-legged partridge. See Caccabis rufa &n. Redfield, William C.: articles on storms and Rolle, Friedrich: book on development of human hurricanes, & n. ; CD sends letter on society, xxi, & n. whirlwinds to, n. Romer,¨ Ferdinand, & n. Reeve, Lovell Augustus, n. Romulea: J.T. Moggridge sends specimens to CD, Regent’s Park.See Zoological Gardens, London &n. Reid, James: dissection of tuco-tuco, & Rorison, Gilbert:The three barriers , & n. n. Rose, Gustav, & n. Relbunium: growing in Desterro,ˆ & n. , roses: climbing, & n. , & n. &n. Ross, James Clark: Antarctic expedition, & religion and theology: S. Butler’s pamphlet, n. Evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ, xxi, Rosse, Lord.See Parsons, William, d earl of Rosse & nn. & ; J.W. Colenso, book of Roth, Justus Ludwig Adolph, & n. biblical criticism, & n. ; crown princess rouge, & n. of Prussia’s beliefs undermined by science, Routh, Edward John: G.H. Darwin’s tutor, & n. ; B. Disraeli, speech on church policy, n. n. ; divine pleasure in beauty, – & Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh: J.H. Balfour, nn.– & n. ; L. Lesquereux sees Origin regius keeper, n. , n. , n. ; J. as clarifying biblical teachings, & n. ; McNab, curator, & n. ; R. Munro’s quinarian classification evidence of divine plan work at, n. ; J. Scott, experiments made at of creation, n. .See also natural theology CD’s suggestion, & n. , & n. ; reversion, & n. & nn. & , – ; in dogs, J. Scott, resignation, n. ; J. Scott, work on & n. , & n. ; inGnaphalium , Verbascum at, xviii–xix, n. n. ; in horses and their relatives, n. , Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew: acquires specimens n. ; inLathyrus , n. , & n. ; in from East India Company, n. ; W.J. pigs, n. Burchell’s plant collections and manuscripts Reynolds, Hannah, &n. acquired by, & n. , & n. ; G.H. and Reynolds, Richard, n. H.E. Darwin’s visit, & n. ; dishonest Reynolds, Susanna.See Bartlett, Susanna employees dismissed, & n. , ; W.B. Rhizocephala, & n. , n. &n. Hemsley, assistant in herbarium, &n.; Rhizopoda: E. Haeckel’s paper on, & herbarium, descriptions of flowering plants and nn.– , & nn. & & n. gymnosperms in, n. ; J.D. Hooker, assistant Rice, Thomas Spring, Chancellor of Exchequer, director, n. , & & n. , n. ; J.D. &n.,n. Hooker, leave of absence, & nn. & ; Richardson, John: CD seeks information on cli- J.D. Hooker, reforms, xxiii, – & nn. & & mate and natural history from, – & nn. – , nn. – ; J.D. Hooker, succeeds as director, & nn. – ; sends CD information on xxiii, n. , & n. , & nn. – ; North American climate, & n. W.J. Hooker, director, n. ; W.J. Hooker, Richardson, Mary, & n. escorting visitors just before last illness, n. ; Richardson, Samuel:Clarissa , & nn. – new plant purchases, & n. ; D. Oliver, Richmond, Surrey: E.W. Lane’s hydropathic keeper of herbarium and library, & n. , establishment at Sudbrook Park, n. , n. , n. ; D. Oliver, keeper of museum, n. n. ; orchid poisoning at, n. ; A. Smith, Rivers, T. Francis, & n. assistant in herbarium, death, & n. ; J. Rivers, Thomas: climbing bean, & n. ; Smith (– ), curator, n. , & interest in ‘Climbing plants’,&n.; n. ; J. Smith ( – ), curator, & n. , peach-almond, & n. &n.;T. Thomson based at, n. ; A.
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Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, cont. n. ; library, CD recommends books for, Williamson, curator of Pleasure Grounds, & nn.– & nn. & ; C. Lyell’s speech &n. after anniversary dinner, & n. & n. ; Royal College of Surgeons: Hunterian Museum, members of council, & n. ; natural history nn. & , & n. , n. ; T.H. collections transferred to British Museum, Huxley, Hunterian Professor, & n. n. ; nomination of new fellows, & n. ; Royal Geographical Society: H.W. Bates, assistant possible publisher of ‘Climbing plants’,& secretary, & nn. & ; expedition to North & n. & n. , & n. , & n. ; Pole, & n. ; R. FitzRoy, fellow, n. ; R.I. Royal Medal, awarded to H.J. Carter, & Murchison, president, & n. n. ; E. Sabine, president ( ), anniversary Royal Horticultural Society: M.T. Masters sent to address, & n. & n. , & n. ; E. Sabine, report on Amsterdam congress on botany and treasurer ( ), & n. ; W. Sharpey, horticulture, & n. , & n. secretary, n. , & n. ; W.B. Tegetmeier, Royal Horticultural Society of the Netherlands: grant for crossing experiments with fowls and congress at Amsterdam, & n. & nn. pigeons, & n. , & n. ; W. White, & , n. , & n. assistant secretary and librarian, & n. . Royal Institution: T.H. Huxley, lecture on See also Philosophical Club of the Royal Society; ethnology, & n. , & n. ; J. Lubbock, Proceedings of the Royal Society of London lectures on prehistoric man, published in book Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences: CD elected form, n. ; J. Paget, lecture on chronometry foreign fellow, – & nn. & of life, & n. Royer, Clemence´ Auguste: and Hindu caste Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences, ; CD system, & nn. & & nn. & – , elected corresponding member, & n. & n. & nn. & – ; translator ofOrigin , Royal School of Mines: J.B. Jukes’s lectures at, n. , n. , n. , n. , n. n. Royle, John Forbes: support for J.D. Hooker’s Royal Society of Edinburgh: J.H. Balfour, testimonial, n. secretary, & n. , ; D. Brewster, Rubus: growing in Desterro,ˆ , president, & n. , ; G.D. Campbell, rudimentary organs, n. , & nn. & th duke of Argyll, presidential address, xx, Rugby School: W.E. Darwin a pupil, n. , &n.,& n., – & nn. – ;CD n. ; new botany course, n. ; H. Wedgwood elected to honorary fellowship, xv, xxi, & and H. and S. Linton, pupils, n. n. , & n. , Rungbee:Cinchona plantation, & n. , Royal Society of London: annual list of fellows, Russell, John, foreign secretary and prime & n. ; CD comments on candidates minister, & n. ; correspondence with for fellowship, & nn. – ; CD a fellow, C.F. Adams, & n. ; criticisms of A. n. ; CD a member of council, & n. ; CD Lincoln’s decree ending slavery, & n. recommends books for library, & nn. – Rutimeyer,¨ Ludwig: monograph on natural his- & nn. & ; Copley Medal, xvi, n. , tory of cattle, – & n. & nn. & – ; n. & nn. & , & n. , & n. , monograph on odontography of horses, & & n. , & n. ; Copley Medal, award nn. & ; professor of zoology and com- to J.D. Hooker suggested, xxv, & n. , parative anatomy, University of Basel, n. & nn.& & n. ; delays in refereeing process, ; distribution of medals, nn. Sabine, Edward: illness, & n. ; Linnean Society & n. ; Falconer memorial bust exhibited of London, fellow, n. ; Royal Society of at, n. ; Government Grant Committee, London, president ( ), anniversary address, & nn. – ; J. von Haast, candidate for & n. & n. , n. & n. , & n. ; Royal fellowship, – & nn. – ,&&n., Society of London, president and member of – & nn. – ; J. Hector, candidate for council, n. ; signs petition for reform of fellowship, & nn. – ; W.J. Hooker British Museum management, n. ; support not honoured by, & nn. & , for J.D. Hooker’s testimonial, n. ; treasurer n. ; library, CD borrows books from, & (),& n.
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Sagittarium serpentarius. See Gypogeranus & n. & n. ;Lagerstroemia , & nn. Saharanpur, India: H. Falconer, superintendent of & ;Leersia oryzoides , asks CD for seeds, & botanic garden, n. n. ;Leersia oryzoides , cleistogamic flowers, St Helena: shells of, & nn. & & n. , & nn. & ; orchids, salmon: J. Davy’s papers on ova of, & nn. – & nn. & & nn. & ; orchids, Salvia: fertilisation in, , & n. comments on H. Cruger¨ ’s paper, – & Sanderson, John: drawings of Natal orchids, nn.– ; papers lost in post to A. Gray, & &n. n. ; papers received from CD, & nn. Saturday Review: review of Origin , & n. & ;Passiflora , paper on, & n. ; Primula , CD Say, Thomas, & n. ; photograph, & tests results on, & n. , & n. ; n. Primula, crossing experiments suggested by CD, Scaevola, & n. , & n. & n. ;Primula , paper on, – & nn. & Scalpellum: CD returns S. ornatum specimen to J.S. , n. , & nn. & , n. ;Primula , Bowerbank, & n. ; complemental males in, paper on, reviewed by A. Gray, & nn. &n.,n. & , & nn. & ;Primula , results too Scarabaeus,&n. much for J.D. Hooker, & nn. & & Scharf, George: illustrations forFossil Mammalia , n. ;Primula , seeds sent to CD, n. , n. n. ;Primula vulgaris , intra-specific sterility in, Schaum, Hermann Rudolph, & n. & & n. ; proposed election as Linnean Society n. associate, & n. ; travel plans, & n. ; Schleicher, August: requests exchange of travels to Calcutta, & n. , n. , & photographs with CD, & n. ; sends articles n. ;Verbascum , paper on, xv, xviii–xix, & to CD, & n. n. , & nn. – , & nn. & , & School of Mines: T.H. Huxley’s lectures on human n. , & n. & nn. – ; work races, & n. ; T.H. Huxley’s lectures on on RungbeeCinchona plantation, & n. , physiology, & n. & n. ; writing style, & n. Schultze, Max Johann Sigismund: Archiv fur¨ Scott, Robert Henry: meteorologist, & n. mikroskopische Anatomie, editor, & n. , Scrophulariaceae: flowers, n. n. , & n. ; paper on wood of sea-sickness: J. Chapman’s cure for, & n. , twining plants forwarded to, & n. E. Schweizerbart, publishers, & n. Sechium:growing in Desterro,ˆ , scientific men: afraid to express beliefs and secretarybird (Sagittarium serpentarius ). See Gypoger- thoughts, , & n. ; need to read anus extensively, & n. , & nn. & Securidaca,& – &n. Sclater, Philip Lutley, & n. ; authority Sedgwick, Adam: Discourses on the studies of the on birds, n. ; Zoological Society of London, University of Cambridge, copy sent to CD, & secretary, & n. nn. & ; signs petition for reform of British Scoresby, William: illustration of Jan Mayen Museum management, n. ; support for Island, & n. J.D. Hooker’s testimonial, n. ; teaching of Scotland: earthquakes in, – ; A. Geikie’s book natural sciences, n. on scenery of, & n. , & n. ; T.F. Seemann, Berthold Carl: asks CD for testimonial, Jamieson’s paper on geological changes in, &n. ; flora of Panama, & nn. – &n. & n. ; proposes CD for membership of Scott, John: accused of falsifying results, & n. ; German academy of naturalists, n. ; report J.H. Balfour, character reference, & n. , inAthenæum of meeting of German natural n. ; CD’s financial support, & n. ; scientists and physicians, & n. , CD’s paper on climbing plants, & n. ; &n. employment in India, & nn. & , & Senecio: centrifugal variation in, n. nn. & , & n. , & nn. , &, Serjania: growing in Desterro,ˆ , ; tendrils – & nn. – , & n. ; grateful to clasping stem, & n. CD for many kindnesses, & n. , & Sethe, Anne: death, n.
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Seward, Anna: biography of E. Darwin, & n. Skirving, Robert Scott: pigeons roosting in trees, sexual reproduction: origins, in plants, & n. & n. nn. & & nn. & , & nn. – slavery: abolition of, & n. , , & sexual selection, xxi, n. , & & nn. & n. , & n. , & n. ,n. Sloane, Sir Hans, & n. Seymour, Edward Adolphus, commissioner of Smilax: growing in Desterro,ˆ , woods and forests, & n. Smith, Alexander: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Shakespeare, William: J.D. Hooker quotesHamlet , assistant in herbarium, & n. & n. ; T.H. Huxley alludes to Merchant Smith, Andrew: authority on South African of Venice,n. zoology, & n. ; candidate for fellow- Sharpey, William, ; Royal Society of London, ship of Royal Society of London, & secretary, n. , & n. n. Shaw, George:Bubalus , & n. Smith, Edmund: hydropathic establishment at Shaw, James: admiration forOrigin , xxi, – & Ilkley, n. nn. – , & n. ; beauty in nature, debate Smith, John (– ): curator, Royal Botanic with G.D. Campbell, – & nn. – & Gardens, Kew, n. , & n. ; paper nn. & ; defence ofVestiges , & nn. onCoelebogyne , & n. & Smith, John (– ): curator, Royal Botanic sheep: Chilean, n. ; ‘otter sheep’,& Gardens, Kew, & n. n. ; relatedness to goats, n. ; shedding of Smith, Elder & Co.: publishers ofSouth America , wool affected by climate, – & n. & nn. – shells: W.B. Carpenter’s paper on microscopic Smithsonian Institution: C.A. Morlot’s paper in structure of, & n. ; CD’s collections, annual report of, & n. , & n. , n. , n. ; of Galapagos´ Islands, n. & n. ; geographical distribution of, – Smyth, Henry, & nn. & & nn.– ; of Porto Santo, & n. Smyth, John George, & nn. & Sherman, William, n. Smyth, Maria Isabella.See FitzRoy, Maria Isabella ship-worms. See Teredo Smyth, Warington Wilkinson: Royal Society of Shrewsbury: The Mount, home of S.E. Darwin, London, candidate for fellowship, & n. n. ; Royal Society of London, member of Shrewsbury School: CD a pupil, n. ; council, n. W.J. Downes a pupil, n. ; sanitary snapdragon. See Antirrhinum majus arrangements, & n. ; F. Watkins a pupil, Snow, George, carrier and coal-dealer, n. , &n. n. , n. , & n. , & n. , Siebold, Karl Theodor Ernst von: on paedogenesis &n. in gall midge larvae, & n. ; paper on Societ´ e´ Helvetique´ des Sciences Naturelles: O. parthenogenesis in moths and bees, & Heer’s address, & n. n. Society of Apothecaries: E. Garrett’s studies at, Silliman, Benjamin, & nn. & &n. Silliman, Benjamin, Jr: American Journal of Science Solandra: growing in Desterro,ˆ , and Arts, co-editor, & n. Solanum jasminoides, & n. & nn. , & Silliman’s journal. See American Journal of Science and solitaire, ,&n. Arts Somme valley: flint implements found in, Simmonds, Peter Lund: and possible settlement of Sorby, Henry Clifton: candidate for fellowship of Patagonia and Falkland Islands, – & nn.– Royal Society of London, & n. Sims, Thomas, photographer, & n. , & South Shetland Islands: fossil wood in, & n. nn. & Sinclair, John, archdeacon of Middlesex, & Southampton and Hampshire Bank, n. n. Sowerby, George Brettingham: describes CD’s Sinclair, John, Sr: Board of Agriculture, first collection of shells, n. , n. , n. ; president, & & n. &n. engravings forSouth America , n.
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Sulivan, Bartholomew James, cont. & nn.– , & nn. – & nn. – , – Bournemouth, & & n. & nn. & nn. , , – , – & nn. – , & nn. & , n. ; Galapagos´ quadrupeds, n. ; & , & n. , & n. ; book on ‘profitable holiday in Europe, recommends to CD, ; poultry’, & n. ; brain development in newly hopes to visit CD, , & nn. & ; second hatched pigeons, & n. ; editor forField , lieutenant on HMSBeagle , n. & nn. & , & n. , & Sulivan, Sophia, & n. n. , n. ;Field , articles on pigeons, & Sulivan, Thomas Edward: at Royal Naval College, nn. & , & n. , & nn. , & Portsmouth, & n. & n. , & & nn. , & , & Sullivan, Henry Norton: success in Cambridge n. , & n. & n. ; sends fowl hackles local examination, & nn. & to CD, & n. ; sends fowl skulls to Sullivan, James Young Falkland: serving on Firefly CD, & nn. & ; W. Wingfield and G.W. in Mediterranean, & n. Johnson,Poultry book , editor, & n. , & Sunderland Geological Society: G.S. Brady’s n. lecture onOrigin , telegraphic cables: transatlantic, & n. Sweetland, Mrs, & n. Temple, Emily Mary, Viscountess Palmerston: Swinhoe, Robert: hybrid ducks, & n. ; Saturday evening parties, & n. wing-spurs on thrushes, & n. Temple, Henry John, d Viscount Palmerston: Switzerland: ancient lake-dwellings, & n. , death, & n. nn. & ; Miocene flora in, & n. Tennyson, Alfred: quoted out of context, & n. ; Syria: J.D. Hooker’s expedition to, & n. ‘Sea dreams’, defended by H.A. Huxley, – & n. Taenia solium: life-cycle, & n. Tenthredo,n. Taiwan.See Formosa Teredo sp., & n. Tanais: two male forms in certain species of, Terence: quoted by J. Shaw, & n. n. Tessier, Alexandre Henri: on period of gestation Tankerville, earl of.See Bennet, Charles Augustus, in cattle, & n. th earl of Tankerville Tetragonia,, tapeworm. See Taenia solium Tetrapterys: growing in Desterro,ˆ , Tasmania: whether lice unknown to aborigines, Thayer, Nathaniel: and Harvard herbarium, & & nn. & n. Richard and John E. Taylor, publishers, & theology.See religion and theology n. Thomson, Thomas, n. ; analysing A.H.R. Taylor, Tom: Our American cousin, Lord Dundreary, Grisebach’s paper on West Indian plants, &n. & n. ; article inNatural History Review , Taylor & Francis: offprints of CD’s paper on & n. , & n. , & nn. – , climbing plants, n. & n. ; attends H. Falconer’s burial, & Teesdale: J.D. and F.H. Hooker’s holiday with G. n. ; based at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, and S. Bentham, xxiii, & n. , & n. ; comments on J. Scott’sVerbascum paper, n. , – & n. & n. ; J.D. Hooker’s xix, & nn. – , & n. , & n. paper on moraines of, xxiii, & n. , & n. ; J.D. Hooker considers a very able &n. & nn. & man, & n. ; and J.D. Hooker, Flora teeth: appearance of second dentition affected in Indica, n. , n. , n. domestic breeds, ; dentition an indicator of thrushes: wing-spurs on, & n. descent, & nn. & Thryallis:growing in Desterro,ˆ , Tegetmeier, William Bernhard: accident to eye, Thulstrup, Carl Magnus: Royal Swedish Academy , & n. , & n. , & n. , of Sciences, president, & n. & n. ; assists CD withVariation , xvii, – Thunbergia: growing in Desterro,ˆ , & nn.– &, & n., &n. , & Thwaites, George Henley Kendrick: on human nn.– & nn. – , & & nn. & , skin colour, , & n. ;Nepenthes , & – & nn. – & n. , – & nn. – , n. ; nominated fellow of Royal Society, &
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Thwaites, George Henley Kendrick, cont. plants, n. .See also Darwin, Charles Robert: n. ; problems in taxonomy, & n. ; publications, ‘Three forms of Lythrum salicaria’ specimens sent to CD, & n. , & n. Triptolemaea: branch-climber, & n. , & Thwaites, Henry John Bardwell: finances while at n. university, & n. Tristram, Henry Baker, n. ; expedition for Thwaites, John: Metropolitan Board of Works, exploration of Palestine, n. chairman, n. Triura: found in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, Thymus: dimorphism in, & n. &n. Ticknor, George, n. Trochilus forficatus,n. Times, The: biased reporting of American Civil Trochilus gigas,n. War, & n. ; British Association for the Trollope, Anthony:Can you forgive her? , & n. , Advancement of Science, report of statistics and &n.,&n.,&n. political economy section, & n. ; CD Tropaeolum: growing in Desterro,ˆ , sends copy to A. Gray, & n. ; W.J. Trubner¨ and Co., London, publishers and Hooker, announcement of death, & n. ; booksellers, & n. J. Lubbock’s book on prehistoric times, review, tuco-tuco (Ctenomys ), & nn. , & & n. ; murder of A. Lincoln, n. Turdus albiceps: wing-spurs on, & n. tobacco: J.G. Kolreuter¨ ’s crossing experiments, Turdus poliocephalus niveiceps. See Turdus albiceps &n. Turin Museum of Zoology: F. De Filippi, director, Tontelia: branch-climber, &n. Torquay, Devonshire: CD’s visit to, & n. Turner, Dawson William: visit by J.D. and F.H. tortoises: of Galapagos´ Islands, & n. Hooker, & n. Tournay, Thomas, & n. Turner, Elizabeth, n. Tournefortia: growing in Desterro,ˆ , Tylor, Alfred: J.D. Hooker an acquaintance, Toxodon platensis,n. &n. Tragia: growing in Desterro,ˆ , , , Tylor, Edward Burnett: book on prehistoric man, Transactions of the Ethnological Society of London: papers xxiv, & n. , & n. , & by F.W. Farrar, n. n. , & n. , & n. , & n. , Transactions of the Linnean Society: CD requests copies &n.,&n.,&n., of, & n. ; review inNatural History Review , &n.,&n.,&n. &n. , & n. ; E.P. Wright, paper on Tyndall, John: British Association for the Teredo,&n. Advancement of Science, vice-president, Travers, Henry Hammersley: paper on Chatham n. ; J.D. Hooker criticises lack of reading by, Islands, & n. & nn. &, & n. ; and J. Lubbock’s plans to enter &n. Parliament, & nn. & ; and C. trees: fossils in South Shetlands, & nn. Lyell plagiarism controversy, n. , & & ; weeping, & n. nn. & ; promises to write articles forReader , Trent (mail packet), n. – & nn. – ;Reader article on spiritualism, Treviranus, Ludolph Christian: suggests additional & n. , & n. ; Royal Society notes toOrchids , & n. of London, J. von Haast solicits support for Trifolium, . See also clover candidature, & n. ; X Club, member, Trimen, Roland: observed no orchids recently, n. & n. ; paper onBonatea speciosa , & nn. & ; paper on butterflies of Mauritius, Umbelliferae, & nn. & , & n. &n. ; regrets death of J. Lindley, & Unger, Franz: Atlantis theory of migration of n. ; J. Sanderson’s drawings of Natal orchids, species, n. & n. ; sends information on Strelitzia United States of America: Civil War, xxii, & pollination to CD, n. n. , & n. , & nn. && trimorphism: intra-specific hybrids of di- and n. , & n. & nn. – ,& trimorphic plants, & n. ; inLythrum , n. , – & nn. & ; E. Cresy’s visit, n. ; & n. , & nn. – ; sterility of same-form ichthyologists in, & n. ; A. Laugel’s visit,
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United States of America, cont. dogs, C. Lyell reads chapter, & n. , & n. ; Lord Palmerston’s popularity in, & n. ; dogs, whether pointers bred in & n. ; relationships with Britain, – Spain, & n. ; ducks, n. , n. ; J.-A. & n. & nn. & , & n. ; F. Eudes-Deslongchamps cited, n. ; T.C. Eyton Wedgwood’s visit, & n. , & cited, nn. & ; G. Ferguson cited, n. ; n. , & n. G. Ferguson’s observations untrustworthy, University College, London: D. Oliver, professor n. ; D. Forbes cited, n. ; fowls, n. , of botany, n. & nn. , & , & nn. & , n. , & n. , & n. , & nn. & , Val de Bagnes, Switzerland: ice barrier formed in, n. , & nn. & , & n. , &n. n. , n. , & nn. , & , & Valeriana (valerian): growing in Desterro,ˆ , ; nn. – ; S.B. Fox cited, n. ; K.F. von spiral growth in, Gartner¨ cited, n. ; I. Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire Vanilla: growing in Desterro,ˆ , cited, n. ; gout an inherited disorder, variation: in accessory sexual organs of longicorn n. ; E. Hewitt cited, & n. ; horses, beetles, & nn. & ; analogous, & n. ; illustrations, xvii, & n. , & n. , n. ; in animals, P.S. Pallas’s book on, nn.– & nn. & , & n. , – & n. ; centrifugal and centripetal, & nn.– & n. , & nn. – ,& & n. , & n. ; crested blackbird, nn.– & , & n. , & nn. & & & nn.&, – & n. ; in dogs, n. , – nn. , & , & nn. – , & n. , ; in domestic animals, A. Gray’s & nn. – , & nn. – ,n., view, & n. ; in flowers, B. Verlot’s & n. , & n. ; inherited effects of use and pamphlet, & nn. & ; fowl combs, disuse, & n. ; inherited imperfections of & n. ; inheritance of, & n. ; human eye, n. ; intra-specific sterility in di- in plant genera, & n. ; in plants raised and trimorphic plants, n. , & n. ; by gemmation, & n. ; source of new Lamarckian theory of progressive development, species, & nn. – , .See also species, n. ;Leersia oryzoides , cleistogamic flowers, transitional (intermediate) forms; Variation n. ; Medusae reproducing by budding, Variation, xv, xvii, & n. , n. , n. , n. ; F.X. Michel cited, & n. ; monstrous &n.,&n.,& nn.,& forms, n. ; J. Murray, publisher, – & ,& n. , & n. , & nn.– ; nature of germ (or gemmule), n. ; n. , & n. , & n. , & origins of sexuality, n. ; otter sheep, n. , & nn. & ; advertised in Publishers’ n. ; pangenesis hypothesis, xv, xix–xx, nn. Circular, & n. ; advertised in Reader , n. , & – ,n., n. ; pangenesis hypothesis, & n. , & n. , & n. ; F.C.W. CD asks T.H. Huxley to read pages on, xv, Alefeld cited, n. ; analogous variation, xix–xx, – nn. – &n.,&n., n. ; Angora, & n. ; C. Ballance cited, & nn. & , & nn. & , & & n. ; bees, nn. & ; E. Blyth nn.– &, – & nn. & , & n. ; cited, n. ; G.H. Borrow cited, n. ; parent form of domestic guinea-pig, n. ; B.P. Brent cited, n. ; B.P. Brent’s assistance peaches and almonds, n. , n. ; peloric acknowledged, n. ; P.P. Broca cited, Antirrhinum flowers, n. ; penguin duck, n. ; A.B. Buckley’s assistance acknowledged, n. ; pigeons, & & nn. & & n. , – & n. ; bud-variation in peaches, n. ; n. , nn. & & n. , n. , & canaries, n. ; A. de Candolle, M.T. Masters n. , & n. , & nn. & , and A. Moquin-Tandon cited, n. ; R. & nn., & , & nn. & , & Caspary cited, n. ; F. de la P. Castelnau nn. , & , & n. , n. , cited, n. ; cattle, n. & nn. & , n. , & n. ; pigs, n. , n. , n. , n. ; CD sends manuscript to J. Murray, &n., n., n.; Pisum varieties, – ; colour variation in plants, n. , n. ;Primula spp., n. ; publication date, xv, & n. ; complementary volume toOrigin , & xvii, & n. , & n. , & n. , n. , n. ;Cytisus adami , n. , n. ; & n. ; rabbits, nn. –,n.,
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Variation, cont. Wahlberg, Peter Fredrik: Royal Swedish Academy & n. , n. , n. ; reversion of of Sciences, permanent secretary, & n. hybrids, n. , n. ; T. Rivers cited, Walcot Park, Shropshire: home of Clive family, n. ; T. Rivers’s assistance acknowledged, n. n.;L.Rutimeyer¨ cited, n. & nn. & ; Wales: Tertiary deposits in, & nn. & , J. Scott cited, n. ; self-sterility inPassiflora , &n. nn. & ; sheep, Chilean, and relatedness Walford, Edward:Portraits of men of eminence , editor, of sheep and goats, n. ; significance of &n., n. metamorphosis in reproduction, & n. ; Walker, Francis: describes CD’s collection of W.B. Tegetmeier cited, nn. & ; W.B. insects, & n. & nn. & Tegetmeier’s assistance acknowledged, & Wallace, Alfred Russel: admires CD’s Lythrum nn. & , n. , & n. , n. , n. ; paper, & n. ; Anthropological Society, A.H. Tessier cited, n. ; theory of designed member, n. ; at British Association for variability, & n. ;Verbascum crosses, xix, Advancement of Science meeting ( ), & n. , n. ; B. Verlot cited, n. ; B.D. n. ; broken engagement, – &n., Walsh’s law of equable variability, n. ; n. ; catalogues of collections, & n. , H.W. Weir’s assistance acknowledged, n. ; &n.;CD ’s theories applied to ethnology, T.W. Woodbury cited, n. ; F.W. Zurhorst n. ; on climbing plants, & nn. & cited, n. ; crested blackbird, & nn. & , Vaucher, Jean-Pierre-Etienne: book on plant – & n. ; independent discovery of natural physiology, & n. selection, n. ; interest in spiritualism, Vaux, William Sanson: Academy of Natural & n. ; journal of travels, & n. , Sciences of Philadelphia, vice-president, & & n. ; looks forward toVariation , & n. n. ; Narrative of travels on the Amazon and Verbascum: K.F. von Gartner¨ ’s experiments on, xix, River Negro, review, & n. ; paper on & n. , & n. ; J. Scott’s paper on, Malay parrots, n. , & n. ; paper on xv, xviii–xix, & n. , & nn. – , Malayan Papilionaceae, & n. , & & nn. & , & n. , & n. n. ; paper on Malayan pigeons, & & nn. – n. ; paper on physical geography of Malay Verlot, Bernard: pamphlet on variation in flowers, archipelago, n. , & n. & nn. & , & nn.& &n. , n. ; papers on orang-utans, Vespa: dimorphism in, & n. ; photographs, exchanges with CD, Vestiges. See under Chambers, Robert & nn. & , – & nn. & ; reading Victoria, queen of Great Britain: concerned for E.B. Tylor, W.E.H. Lecky and J. Lubbock’s daughter’s religious beliefs, n. ; C. Kingsley, books, & nn. – ; sale ofReader , & chaplain, n. n. ; scientific men afraid to express beliefs Victoria Adelaide Mary Louise, princess royal of and thoughts, , & n. ; R. Spruce, Great Britain and crown princess of Germany: suggests as source of botanical information, scientific interests and reading, & & n. ; thanks CD for ‘Climbing plants’,& nn.– ,&n. n. Vigors, Nicholas Aylward: paper onOrtyx , & ‘Wallace’s line’,n. n. Wallich, Nathaniel: signs petition for reform of Viola: cleistogamic flowers, n. , n. British Museum management, n. ; support Virgil:Aeneid , parody quoted by B.D. Walsh, & for J.D. Hooker’s testimonial, n. n. walnuts: origin of genus, n. Vogt, Carl:Lectures on man , – & nn. & Walsh, Benjamin Dann, xxi, n. ; CD, admiration for, & n. ; climbing plants, Wagner, Nikolai Petrovich: paper on paedogenesis & n. ; congratulates CD on awardof in gall midge larvae, & n. , & nn. Copley Medal, & n. ; considers insects & , & nn. – ,&n.,& superior to fish, & n. ; copulation in n. Bombus, – &n.; copy of H.W. Bates’s
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Walsh, Benjamin Dann, cont. – ; studies of cave animals and plants, paper on mimetic butterflies, & n. , & &n. n. , & n. ; correspondence with A. Agassiz, Wedgwood, Caroline Sarah, & n. & nn. & ; criticises L. Agassiz’s Wedgwood, Frances: Bedford College, member opposition to CD’s theories, & nn. & ; of council, n. ; visit to United States and exchange of photographs with J.O. Westwood, Canada, & n. , & n. , & & n. ; law of unity of coloration, & n. n. , & & nn. – &n., Wedgwood, Hensleigh: holiday house in Wales, & n. , & n. ; R. Paez´ ’s book on South xxiv, n. ; on origin of language, & America, & n. ; paper on phytophagic n. ; pupil at Rugby School, n. insects, & n. , & nn. & , & Wedgwood, Hope Elizabeth, & n. ; visit to n. ; paper on potato beetle, & n. , Down House, & n. & n. ; paper on willow-galls, & Wedgwood, Josiah, I, n. ; biography by nn. & , & nn. , & & nn. – , E. Meteyard, – & nn. – , & nn. & n. ; and postal regulations, & nn. ; E. Darwin’s letters to, n. ( ), n. ; & , & n. ; reads C. Lyell’s Antiquity letter reproduced inAutographic Mirror , & of man, & nn. & ; requests copy n. of CD’sPrimula paper, & n. ; sceptical Wedgwood, Josiah, III, & n. ; home at of paedogenesis in gall midge larvae, & Leith Hill Place, & n. nn.– , & nn. – ; sends papers to Wedgwood, Katherine Elizabeth Sophy: botanical H.W. Bates, , & n. ; studies of Cynips observations, n. ; visit to Down House, dimorphism, & n. & nn. & , n. , & n. &n., – & nn. & , & Wedgwood, Katherine Euphemia (Effie), & n. ; variation in American Coleoptera, & n. ; visit to Down House, & n. nn.– Wedgwood, Lucy Caroline: observations of oxlips, Walsh, John Henry:Field , editor, n. & n. & nn. & , & nn. – ; wasps: cell-making instincts of, n. ; visiting visit to Down House, n. , & n. orchids, n. Wedgwood, Margaret Susan: observations of water cure.See hydropathy oxlips, & nn. – ; visit to Down House, Waterhouse, George Robert: insects of Galapagos´ n. , & n. Islands, & n. & n. ; niata ox skull, Wedgwood, Sarah Elizabeth, n. ; CD and & n. ; visit to Down House, & n. E. and H.E. Darwin’s visit to, n. ; H. Watkins, Frederick, & n. Hemmings, servant to, & n. ; S. Watson, Hewett Cottrell: CD delights in singling Morrey, cook to, & n. ; visit to Down out difficulties, & n. ; and classification House, & n. , & n. of species, nn. & ; convergence and Wedgwood, Thomas, & n. divergence of species, & n. & n. , weeping trees, & n. – & nn. – , & n. ; and Genera Weir, Harrison William, engraver, & & nn. plantarum, & nn. & ; natural selection, &, &n. whether checked or counterbalanced by other Wellington, bishop of.See Abraham, Charles John factors, & n. ; political and philanthropic Wells, Luke: wood-engravings by, n. , & activities, & n. ; preparation of species nn. , & , & nn. – ,&&n., for herbarium, & n. ; study of J.D. & n. , & n. , & nn. & & Hooker’s Indian botanical specimens, & n. , – & nn. , & , & nn. – , nn. & &n. ,&n. Watters, Thomas: story of sodomy among dogs, Wells, William Charles: natural selection and & n. ; work in Far East, & n. human races, & n. Weald: denudation of, & n. Welwitschia mirabilis,n. Weale, James Philip Mansel: papers on pollination West Indies: A.H.R. Grisebach’s flora of, & of orchids and asclepiads, nn. & ; sends & n. & n. , & n. , & n. , natural history observations to CD, & &n.
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Westminster Review: J. Chapman, proprietor and Woodbury, Thomas White: articles on bees, editor, n. , & n. & nn. & Westwood, John Obadiah: exchange of photo- Woodward, Samuel Pickworth: CD recommends graphs with B.D. Walsh, & n. ; for post at British Museum, & n. Hymenoptera sent to CD, n. Wooler, William Alexander, n. White, Adam: describes CD’s collection of insects, Worsaae, Jens Jacob: paper mentioned by C. Lyell, & n. ; describes CD’s collection of &n. spiders, & n. ; describes crustacean, Wright, Edward Perceval: assistance with Cybele &n. Hibernica, & n. ; description of soft coral White, Charles: book on regular gradation in man, (Alcyonaria ), & n. ; Dublin University, &n. Zoological Museum, director, n. ; paper White, Walter: Royal Society of London, assistant onTeredo , & n. ; sends CD information secretary and librarian, & n. on swimming buffaloes, & n. , – & Wichura, Max Ernst: book on hybrid willows, nn.– & nn.– & nn. & , & n. , & Wrigley, Alfred: Clapham Grammar School, nn. & , & n. , & n. headmaster, & n. Wiegmann, Arend Friedrich August, n. Wyman, Jeffries: double turn of caught tendril, Wilberforce, Samuel, bishop of Oxford: criticisms – & n. , & n. ; paper on bursting ofOrigin , & n. gourds, & n. Wilkins, Charles Lorenzo, & n. Williams and Norgate: CD orders books from, X Club (Albemarle Street): club dinner, & & nn. & ; CD wishes to return book, & nn. – ; and Lyell–Lubbock plagiarism nn. & ; publishers of CD’s paper on climbing controversy, nn. & , & n. ; plants, n. , n. ; publishers of T.H. members active on re-launchedReader , – Huxley’s,Evidence as to man’s place in nature & nn.– n. Williamson, Alexander: Royal Botanic Gardens, Yarrell, William, & n. Kew, curator of Pleasure Grounds, & Youatt, William: book on cattle management, n. & nn. & willow-galls.See under gall insects willows: M.E. Wichura’s book on, & nn. – & Zoological Gardens, London: A.D. Bartlett, nn. & , & n. , & nn. & , superintendent, n. ; CD’s visit to, & &n. ,&n. n. ; Gallus sonneratii hybrids raised at, & Wilson, Charles William: expedition for explora- n. ; J. Hunt, head keeper, & n. ; Porto tion of Palestine, n. Santo rabbits, & nn. & , – & nn. Wilson, Henry Bristow: accused of heresy, &, & n. n. ; attends X Club dinner, & n. Zoological Society of London: H. Denny, CD Wimmer, Christian Friedrich Heinrich, & suggests application for specimens to, & n. , n. n. ; J.H. Gurney, describes bat hawk at Wingfield, William: and G.W. Johnson, Poultry meeting, n. ; Italian bull, & n. ; P.L. book, & n. , & n. , & n. Sclater, secretary, & n. ; N.A. Vigors, Wollaston, Thomas Vernon: wingless beetles of classification ofOrtyx described at meeting, Madeira, & nn. & &n.. See also Proceedings of the Zoological Wood, Ellen (Mrs Henry Wood):Trevlyn Hold , J.D. Society of London Hooker finds really very good, & n. Zurhorst, Frederick William: admiration for CD, Wood, John, hotel proprietor, & n. ; colour of White Cochin chicks, & Wood, Lieutenant-general Thomas: attends R. n. , & n. ; W.B. Tegetmeier suggests FitzRoy’s funeral, & n. crossing experiment with pigeons, & n.
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