INDEX. 



417 



WATER. 



Water, supposed injurious effects of, 

 on leaves, iii. 340, 341. 



Waterton, Charles, visit to, i. 343. 



Watkins, Archdeacon, i. 168 ; letter 

 to, from Monte Video, i. 240 ; letter 

 to, ii. 328. 



Watson, H. C, i. 352 ; charge of egot- 

 ism against C. Darwin, ii. 362 ; 

 letter from, on the 'Originof Species,' 

 ii. 226 ; on species and varieties, i. 



354- 



Wealden calculation, untenability of 

 the, ii. 350. 



Weapons, iii. in. 



Wedgwood, Emma, married to C. 

 Darwin, i. 299. 



, Hensleigh, ' Etymological Dic- 

 tionary,' ii. 349. 



-, Josiah, character of, i. 44 



letter from, to R. W. Darwin, dis- 

 cussing objections to the acceptance 

 of the appointment on the Beagle, i. 

 198. 



-, Miss Julia, character of Eras- 



mus A. Darwin, i. 23 ; letter to, i. 



313- 



-, Susannah, married to R. W. 



Darwin, i. 9. 

 " Weed-garden," ii. 91, 99. 

 Weeds, spread of European, in New 



Zealand, iii. 6. 

 Weir, J. Jenner, observations on white 



moths, iii. 94. 

 Weismann, August, letters to : — on his 



essay on the influence of isolation, 



iii. 155 ; on sterility, iii. 199 ; on his 



* Studien zur Descendenzlehre,' iii. 



231. 

 Wells, Dr., application of Natural 



Selection to the Races of Man, in his 



' Essay on Dew,' iii. 41. 

 Westminster Abbey, funeral in, iii. 360. 

 ' Westminster Review,' review of the 



' Origin ' in the, by T. H. Huxley, ii. 



300. 

 Westwood, J. O., letters from, to the 



Gardeners' Chronicle, ii. 267. 

 Whale, secondary, ii. 235. 

 Whewell, Dr., acquaintance with, i. 



54 ; his opinion of the ' Origin,' ii. 



261 note. 



VOL. III. 



WRIGHT. 



Whewell's ' History of the Inductive 

 Sciences,' ii. 192, 194. 



Whitley, Rev. C, i. 49; letter to, 

 from Valparaiso, i. 254. 



Wiesner, Prof. Julius, criticisms of the 

 ' Power of Movement in Plants,' iii. 

 335 ; letter to, on Movement in 

 Plants, iii. 336. 



Wilberforce, Bishop, his opinion of the 

 ' Origin,' ii. 285 ; review of the 

 ' Origin ' in the ' Quarterly Review,' 

 ii. 324, 327, 331 ; speech at Oxford, 

 against the Darwinian theory, ii. 

 321 ; notice of the ' Origin of Spe- 

 cies ' in the ' Quarterly Review,' ii. 

 182 note. 



Wilder, Dr., proposal of the term " calli- 

 section " for painless experiments on 

 animals, iii. 202 note. 



Wit, i. 102. 



Wollaston's ' Insecta Maderensia,' ii. 

 44 ; ' Variation of Species,' ii. 73. 



Wollaston, T. V., on continental ex- 

 tensions, ii. 72 ; review of the 

 ' Origin' in the 'Annals,' ii. 284. 



Wollaston Medal, award of, ii. 145. 



1 Wonders of the World,' i. ^. 



Wood, Searles V., ii. 293. 



Woodpecker, Pampas, iii. 153 ; ii. 



351. 



Woodhouse, shooting at, i. 42, 43. 



Woodward, S. P., ii. 331 ; on conti- 

 nental extension, ii. 72, 73, 74. 



Woollier, Mr., bust by, iii. 105 ; dis- 

 covery of the infolded point of the 

 human ear by, iii. 140. 



Work, i. ii2, 122; method of, i. 100, 

 144-154. 



done between 1842 and 1854, 



i. 327. 



, growing necessity of, iii. 92. 



Works, list of, iii. 362-364. 



Worms, formation of vegetable mould 

 by the action of, i. 70, 98, 284; iii. 

 216, 217. 



Wren, Gold-crested, sexual differences 

 of the, iii. 124. 



Wright, Chauncey, letters from, ac- 

 companying his article against 

 Mivart's 'Genesis of Species,' iii. 

 143- 



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