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INDEX. 



1 BEAGLE. 



Beagle, voyage of the, 25-30. 



— — , Zoology of the voyage of 



the, publication of the, 31. 

 Beans, stated to have grown on the 



wrong side of the" pod, 52. 

 Bees, visits of, necessary for the 



impregnation of the Scarlet Bean, 



301. 

 Bees' cells, Sedgwick on, 217. 



combs, 195. 



Beetles, collecting at, Cambridge, 



&c, 20, 23, 106, 109, 194. 

 Bell, Professor Thomas, 141. 

 « Bell-stone,' Shrewsbury, an erratio 



boulder, 14. 

 Beneficence, Evidence of, 236. 

 Bentham, G„ approval of the work 



on the fertilisation of orchids, 



308. 



-, letter to, on orchids, 304, 



310. 



Berkeley, Kev. M. J., review of the 

 1 Fertilisation of Orchids' by, 308. 



* Bermuda Islands,' by Prof. A. 

 Heilprin,' 284. 



' Bibliotheque Universelle de Ge- 

 neve,' review of the • Origin ' in 

 the, 231. 



Birds' nests, 195. 



Blomefield, Rev. L., see Jenyns, 

 Rev. L. 



"Bob," the retriever, 70. 



Body-snatchers, arrest of, in Cam- 

 bridge, 22. 



Books, treatment of, 96. 



Boott, Dr. Francis, 230. 



Botanical work, scope and influence 

 of C. Darwin's, 297, 298. 



Botofogo Bay, letter to W. D. Fox 

 from, 132, note. 



Boulders, erratic, of South America, 

 paper on the, 32, 149. 



Bournemouth, residence at, 320. 



Bowen, Prof. F., Asa Gray on the 

 opinions of, 243. 



Branch-climbers, 315. 



Bressa Prize, award of the, by the 

 Royal Academy of Turin, 293. 



British Association, Sir C. Lyell's 

 Presidential address to the, at 

 Aberdeen, 1859 . . 202 ; at Oxford, 

 236 ; action of, in connection with 

 the question of vivisection, 288. 



CATS. 



Broderip, W. J., 141. 



Bronn, H. G., translator of the 

 ' Origin ' into German, 229. 



Brown, Robert, acquaintance with, 

 34; recommendation of Spren- 

 gel's book, 300. 



Buckle, Mr., meeting with, 35. 



Bulwer's ' Professor Long,' 38. 



Bunbury, Sir C, his opinion of the 

 theory, 227. 



Butler, Dr., schoolmaster at Shrews- 

 bury, 8. 



, Bev. T., 106. 



Caerdeon, holiday at, 273. 



Cambridge, gun-practice at, 10; 

 life at, 17-23, 30, 104-113, 142. 



Cambridge, degree of LL.D. con- 

 ferred by University of, 292; 

 subscription portrait at, 292. 



Philosophical Society, Sedg- 

 wick's attack before the, 234. 



Camerarius on sexuality in plants, 

 299. 



Canary Islands, projected excur- 

 sion to, 114. 



Cape Verd Islands, 129. 



Carlyle, Thomas, acquaintance 

 with, 36. 



Carnarvon, Lord, proposed Act to 

 amend the Law relating to cruelty 

 to animals, 288. 



Carnations, effe cts of cross- and self- 

 fertilisation on, 311. 



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

 the * Origin of Species,' 210 ; re- 

 view in the ' Medico-Chirurgical 

 Review,' 231 ; notice of the 

 ■ Foraminifera,' in the Athenseum, 

 257. 



Cams, Prof. Victor, impressions of 

 the Oxford discussion, 240. 



, his translations of the 



• Origin ' and other works, 262 ; 

 letter to : — on earthworms, 285. 



Case, Rev. G., schoolmaster at 

 Shrewsbury, 6. 



Catasetum, pollinia of, adhering to 

 bees' backs, 305 ; sensitiveness 

 of flowers of, 307. 



Caterpillars, colouring of, 269, 270. 



Cats and mice, 236. 



