INDEX. 



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GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET. 



views, and on the theological 

 view, 235 ; on the position of 

 Profs. Agassiz and Bowen, 243 ; 

 on his article in the * Atlantio 

 Monthly,' 248; on change of 

 species by descent, 246; on de- 

 sign, 249 ; on the American war, 

 249; on the 'Descent of Man,' 

 271 ; on the biographical notice 

 in • Nature,' 291 ; on their elec- 

 tion to the French Institute, 292 ; 

 on fertilisation of Papilionaceous 

 flowers and Lobelia by insects, 

 301, 302; on the structure of 

 irregular flowers, 303; on Orchids, 

 304, 305, 309, 310 ; on movement 

 of tendrils, 313; on climbing 

 plants, 314 ; on Drosera, 320, 321. 



Great Marlborough Street, resi- 

 dence in, 31, 142. 



Gretton, Mr., his ' Memory's Hark- 

 back,' 8. 



Grote, A., meeting with, 36. 



Gully, Dr., 160. 



Gunther, Dr. A., letter to: — on 

 sexual differences, 270. 



Haokel, Professor Ernst, embryo- 

 logical researches of, 43 ; inllu- 

 ence of, in the spread of Darwin- 

 ism in Germany, 202. 



, letters to :— on the progress 



of Evolution in England, 203 ; 

 on his works, 264 ; on the i De- 

 scent of Man,' 272 ; on the * Ex- 

 pression of the Emotions,' 279. 



Hackels 'Generelle Morphologic,' 

 ' Radiolaria,' ' Schopfuugs - Ges- 

 chichte,' ,and 'Ursprung des 

 Menschen-Geschlechts,' 202, 263. 

 Natiirliche Schopfungs- 



Geschichte,' 263 ; Huxley's opin- 

 ion of, 263. 



Hague, James, on the reception of 

 the « Descent of Man,' 272. 



Haliburton, Mrs., letter to, on the 

 'Expression of the Emotions,' 

 279 ; letter to, 317. 



Hardie, Mr., 12. 



Harris, William Snow, 122. 



Haughton, Professor S., opinion on 

 the new views of Wallace and 

 Darwin 41; criticism on the 



HOLMGREN. 



theory of the origin of species, 

 200. 



Health, 68; improved during the 

 last ten years of life, 325. 



Heart, pain felt in the region of the, 

 28, 325, 326. 



Heilprin, Professor A., ' The Ber- 

 muda Islands,' 284. 



Heliotropism of seedlings, 318. 



Henslow, Professor, lectures by, at 

 Cambridge, 18; introduction to, 

 21 ; intimacy with, 107, 113 ; his 

 opinion of Lyell's ' Principles,' 

 33; of the Darwinian theory, 

 227. 



, letter from, on the offer of 



the appointment to the ' Beagle,' 

 116. 



-, letter to, from Rev. G. 



Peacock, 115. 



letters to : — relating to the 



appointment to the * Beagle,' 121, 

 122; from Rio de Janeiro, 134; 

 from Sydney, 138 ; from Shrews- 

 bury, i39 ; as to destination of 

 specimens collected during the 

 voyage of the ' Beagle,' 140. 

 -.letters'to:— 1836-1842, 144; 



sending him the ■ Origin,' 209. 



Herbert, John Maurice, 19 ; anec- 

 dotes from, 105, 106, 108 ; letters 

 to, 109 ; on the * South American 

 Geology,' 154. 



Hermaphrodite flowers, first idea of 

 cross-fertilisation of, 300. 



Herschel, Sir J., acquaintance with, 

 34 ; letter from Sir O. Lyell to, 

 on the theory of coral-reefs, 153 ; 

 his opinion of the ' Origin,' 220. 



Heterostyled plants, 311 ; some 

 forms of fertilisation of, analogous 

 to hybridisation, 312. 



'Historical Sketch of the Recent 

 Progress of Opinion on the Origin 

 of Species,' 246.j 



Hoaxes, 53. 



Holidays, 81. 



Holland, photograph - album re- 

 ceived from, 293. 



Holland, Sir H., his opinions of the 

 theory, 215. 



Holmgren, Frithiof, letter to, on 

 vivisection, 289. 



