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INDEX. 



BRONN. 



Bronn, H. G., letters to, on the German 

 translation of the ' Origin,' ii. 277, 

 278, 279 ; translation of the ' Origin 

 of Species,' ii. 186; chapter of ob- 

 jections, ii. 346. 



Bronn's ' Geschichte der Natur,' ii. 



30. 



Brown, Robert, i. 274, 282, 294 ; ac- 

 quaintance with, i. 68-73 > recom- 

 mendation of Sprengel's book, iii. 

 258. 



Brunton, Dr. Lauder, letter to, on 

 vivisection, iii. 210. 



Buckle, Mr., meeting with, i. 74; his 

 approval of the ' Origin,' ii. 315. 



Buckle's ' History of Civilisation,' ii. 

 no, 386. 



Buckley, Miss, letters to : — on the death 

 of Sir Charles Lyell, iii. 196, 197 ; 

 on her ' History of Natural Science,' 

 iii. 229. 



Bud-variation, iii. 57, 86. 



Buffon's notions analogous to Pange- 

 nesis, iii. 44, 45. 



Bullfinch, sexual differences of the, iii. 

 124. 



Bulwer's * Professor Long,' i. 81. 



Bunbury, Sir C, his opinion of the 

 theory, ii. 285. 



Business habits, i. 120. 



Butler, Dr., schoolmaster at Shrews- 

 bury, i. 30. 



, Samuel, charge against C. 



Darwin, iii. 220. 



-, Rev. T., i. 168. 



Butterflies, removal of the pollen of 

 Hedychium by the wings of, iii. 283, 

 284. 



of the Alps, tamer than those of 



lowlands, iii. 170. 



Cactus, seedling, movements of, iii. 



„ 33 °' 

 Cader Idris, iii. 106. , 



Caerdeon, residence at, iii. 106. 



Cairns, Prof. J. E., lecture on * The 



Slave-power,' iii. 11. 



Catamites, i. 357. 



Call-duck, ii. 50. 



*' Callisection," iii. 202 note. 



Cambridge, gun-practice at, i. 34 ; 



carpenter's. 

 Life at, i. 46-55, 163-184 ; second 

 residence at, in 1836, i. 67, 278 ; visit 

 to, in 1870, iii. 125. 



Cambridge, degree of LL.D. conferred 

 by University of, iii. 222; subscription 

 portrait at, iii. 222, 



Philosophical Society, Sedg- 

 wick's attack before the, ii. 306, 307, 



^ 308. 



Camerarius on sexuality in plants, iii. 



257- 

 Cameron, Mrs., iii. 92, 101. 



Campanula carpathica, sterile in ab- 

 sence of insects, iii. 309. 



" Can you forgive her," iii. 41. 



Canary Islands, projected excursion to, 

 i. 190; littoral miocene shells at the, 



ii.335- 



Cants magellanicus, iii. 118. 



Cape of Good Hope, bloom-covered 



plants at the, iii. 341. 

 Cape Verd Islands, i. 228, 241. 

 Carabidae, squirting of, ii. 36. 

 Carboniferous and Silurian formations, 



amount of subsidence indicated by, 



_ ii- 77- 



Carlisle, Sir Anthony, i. 360. 



Carlyle, Thomas, character of Erasmus 

 A. Darwin, i. 22. 



, acquaintance with, i. 77. 



Carnarvon, Lord, proposed Act to 

 Amend the Law relating to cruelty 

 to animals, iii. 201. 



Carnarvonshire, paper on ancient 

 glaciers of, i. 302. 



Carnations, effects of cross- and self- 

 fertilisation on, iii. 290. 



Carnivorous plant, in Madagascar, 

 hoax about a, iii. 325. 



Carpenter, Dr. W. B., letters to : — on 

 the ' Origin of Species,' ii. 222, 223, 

 239 ; on his review in the ' National 

 Review,' ii. 262 ; on his review in 

 the ' Medico-Chirurgical Review,' 

 ii. 299. 



, limited acceptance of theory 



by, ii. 369. 



Carpenter's ' Introduction to the Study 

 of Foraminifera,' review of, in the 

 Athenaum t iii. 17 ; Dr. Carpenter's 

 reply, iii. 18, 19 ; G. Bentham on, iii. 

 24. 



