Horse,68-78,174Hospitals in London,181Howes, Professor G.B.,173,174,207,277Humboldt,92Hume, David,217,218,223,240,255,256Hume, David, quotations from,223,241,256Humour,209Hunterian Professor,129Hutton, James,81,249Huxley, birth,2;parents,2,3;school,4;apprenticed to medicine,5;enters Charing Cross Hospital,8;first original paper,9;graduates at London University,10;becomes M.R.C.S.,11;appointed to Haslar Hospital,11;appointed toRattlesnake,12;meets his future wife at Sydney,19;first paper to Royal Society,33;Royal medals,34;becomes F.R.S.,47;leaves naval service,48;appointed to Geological Survey and School of Mines,63;becomes Fullerian Professor,64;marriage,64;examiner,65;Croonian lecturer,66;visits America,70;becomes Secretary and President of Geological Society,78;accepts Darwinism,101;receives Darwin medal,108;becomes Hunterian Professor,129;starts laboratory courses at South Kensington,180;becomes candidate for London School Board,189;serves on Royal Commissions,196,204;becomes member of Her Majesty's Privy Council,205;marriage,274;ill-health and retirement,276;death,277;personal appearance,277Huxley's layer in root-sheath of hairs,10Hydra,50Hypothesis as to History of Nature,248,249IIchthyopsida,143Idealism,220,224Ideals and culture,186Indian speculation,269Individuality of animals,49,50,51,52,55Infallibility,123,236Inspiration,246,247,253,254Instincts,154Intellect,243Intermediate and linear types,87International Scientific Series,173Invertebrata, Manual of,175Ionia,169Israel,245JJermyn Street lectures to working men,207Johnson, Samuel,219Judaism and science,246Justice,265,269,271,273KKant,84,242,262Karma,269Kelvin, Lord,84Knowledge and authority,104,105Kölliker,49,59Kowalevsky,57LLaboratory work,177,179,180Labyrinthodonts,69Lamarck,90,91,97Lamarckism and Darwinism,94,97Languages, modern,6,7Lankester, Professor E. Ray,57,60,94,180,277,282Larvæ,158Latin,186,213Law-courts and evidence,231Lawrence, Sir W.,144Lectures at the School of Mines,180Lemurs,163Leutemann,153Leverrier,209Leviticus,245Liberal education,228Life, origin of,227,228Limbs of Man and Gorilla,162Linear and intermediate types,87Linnæan Society of London,33,49,115,138,145Linnæus,38,234Literary culture,186Literary Gazette,48Literary style,211,212,213,214,215Literature, the Bible as,254Liverpool,169Living bodies, nature of,228Locke,224Lockyer, Sir Norman,211London, medical education in,181London, school board of,189Loyola,262Loxomma,69Lucas, Mr.,113Luther,262Lyell, Sir Charles,81,91,98,144,234,249Lyonet,173MMacGillivray, John,16,17,282MacGillivray, William,16,100Macmillan and Co.,171Magna Charta, the Bible as,245Mammalia, classification of,142Man and the Apes,155Man, classification of,146Man and Gorilla,161Man, origin of,144Man and the Apes,165Man's Place in Nature,147,148Manes and Manicheism,265Mantle of molluscs,58Manual of the Anatomy of Invertebrated Animals,175Manual of the Anatomy of Vertebrated Animals,175Marine embryos,176Marmosets,163Marriage,19,274Marsh, Professor,70-78Marsupials,141Mason, Sir Josiah,185Materialism,217,220,222,225,227Matter and ideas,224Matter, nature of,219-221Matthew, Patrick,100Mauritius,18Medical education,167,181,184Medical students,181,279Medusæ,33,39,40,41,42,96,123Membrane bones,134Mental capacity of apes,152Mercy,265Mertens,56Mesohippus,77Metals, transmutation of,257Metaphysics,241Metaphysics and science,217Metatheria,142Methods in histology,177Microscope,32,176Microtomes,177Milton,213Mind and body,220Mind, growth of,210Miohippus,76Miracles,246,254-259Missionary spirit,262Mitral valve,175Mivart, Dr. St. George,246-248Modern spirit,241Modification of species,92Mollusca,56,58,59,60,61,96Morality and religion,237,238Morality of Stoics,238Morley, John,217,260Mosaic Deluge,235Moseley, Professor H.N.,15Mucous layer of germ,43Müller, Johannes,6,37,56Music,278NNaples, International Zoölogical Station at,176Naturalism,226Natural selection,94,99,100,103,105,124-127Nature, continuity of,255Nature, history of,248Nature, state of,266Nature,211Naval Architecture and Timber,100Nebular hypothesis,230Newman, Cardinal,240New Testament,253,254Nirvana,272Noah's Deluge,235Notochord,134Notogœa,140OOken,130,132,133Old Testament,90Omar,272Optimism,270Orangs,149Order of nature,255,258OrganicversusInorganic,229Organon,242Origin of species,89,95,101,102,110Origin of Species, reviews of,113,114,115,146Ormuzd,265Ornithology,136Ornithorhynchus,156Ornithoscelida,69Orohippus,77Orthodoxy,246Owen, Sir Richard,65,66,115,118-121,131,133,136,145,146,162Oxford,120,125,263,264Oxford, Bishop of,seeWilberforcePPain,268,270,271Palæontology and evolution,68,86Palæotherium,74Paley,230Pascal,122Payment of teachers by results,195Pelagic life,30,31Pelvis of man and gorilla,161Pentateuch,234,244Pessimism,270Phillips, Professor,69Philosophic Zoölogique,97,98Philosophy, Huxley's advice on,218Phosphorescence,55Physical education,189Physical geography,170Physicsof Aristotle,100Physiography,171Physiology,172Pigafetta,149Pigmies,149Pioneers of Evolution,127Plankton,30,31Plato's Archetypes,59Plato's philosophy,224Pliohippus,76"Portuguese man-of-war,"41,50Possibilities in logic,258Poulton, Professor E.B.,109,127Prayer, efficacy of,258Priestley, Joseph,239Primers of science,171Primitive groove,135Principles of Geology,234Professional education,183Protestantism,123,233,235,236Protestant churches and knowledge,247Protestants and the Bible,247Protohippus,74Protoplasm,52,228Prototheria,142Psychology,227Pterodactyls,69Pteropods,56Pyrosoma,55QQuarterly Journal of Microscopical Science,49Quarterly Review,115,116,117RRabbinical maxim of inspiration,247Radiata of Cuvier,38Rathke,65Ratites,137Rattlesnake, H.M.S.,13,20,21,46,282Reade lecture,146Reason, age of,239Reformation, New,284Reformation, Protestant,122,233Religion in education,188,191Religion and morality,237,238Religion and science,120,259Religion, teaching,191Results, payment by,195Retina and light,219Revelation,260Revolution, French,111Richardson, Sir John,12Rights of man,245Robertson, Charles,179Rolleston, Professor,152,153,266Romanes, Professor,152,153,263Romanes lecture,263Rome,247Roscoe, Professor,171Rosse, Earl of,34Royal College of Science,176,180,204,274,277Royal College of Surgeons,11,129,132Royal Commissions,204,274Royal Institution,49,52,62,64Royal Society,33,34,47,49,53,58,108,129,276Rutherford, Professor,180SSalisbury, Marquis of,125"Sally," the chimpanzee,153Salps,50,53,54,55,96Salt, Dr.,5Sauropsida,143Saururæ,136Savages,23,24,165Sawyer, Bob,184Scepticism,240Schematic mollusc,60School boards,188,189School of Mines,180Schwann,52Science and Art Department,195Science and culture,185Science and Judaism,246Science and medical education,184Science and metaphysics,217Science and religion,259Science and the Christian Tradition,248Science and the Hebrew Tradition,248Science primers,171Scientific education,168Sclater, P.L.,138,139,142Scottish universities,167Scriptures,246Section-cutting,177Secular education,191,194Sedgwick, Professor Adam,80,115Segmentation of eggs,157Segmentation of skull,133Selection and education,190Selective breeding,103Semite, ethics of,269Septuagint,251Serous layer of germ,43Sheldonian theatre,264Singing for children,193Skepsis, thätige, of Goethe,99Skull of vertebrates,65,129,130,131,132Socrates,243Southern hemisphere, former land in,141Speaking, public,208
Horse,68-78,174
Hospitals in London,181
Howes, Professor G.B.,173,174,207,277
Humboldt,92
Hume, David,217,218,223,240,255,256
Hume, David, quotations from,223,241,256
Humour,209
Hunterian Professor,129
Hutton, James,81,249
Huxley, birth,2;parents,2,3;school,4;apprenticed to medicine,5;enters Charing Cross Hospital,8;first original paper,9;graduates at London University,10;becomes M.R.C.S.,11;appointed to Haslar Hospital,11;appointed toRattlesnake,12;meets his future wife at Sydney,19;first paper to Royal Society,33;Royal medals,34;becomes F.R.S.,47;leaves naval service,48;appointed to Geological Survey and School of Mines,63;becomes Fullerian Professor,64;marriage,64;examiner,65;Croonian lecturer,66;visits America,70;becomes Secretary and President of Geological Society,78;accepts Darwinism,101;receives Darwin medal,108;becomes Hunterian Professor,129;starts laboratory courses at South Kensington,180;becomes candidate for London School Board,189;serves on Royal Commissions,196,204;becomes member of Her Majesty's Privy Council,205;marriage,274;ill-health and retirement,276;death,277;personal appearance,277
Huxley's layer in root-sheath of hairs,10
Hydra,50
Hypothesis as to History of Nature,248,249
Ichthyopsida,143
Idealism,220,224
Ideals and culture,186
Indian speculation,269
Individuality of animals,49,50,51,52,55
Infallibility,123,236
Inspiration,246,247,253,254
Instincts,154
Intellect,243
Intermediate and linear types,87
International Scientific Series,173
Invertebrata, Manual of,175
Ionia,169
Israel,245
Jermyn Street lectures to working men,207
Johnson, Samuel,219
Judaism and science,246
Justice,265,269,271,273
Kant,84,242,262
Karma,269
Kelvin, Lord,84
Knowledge and authority,104,105
Kölliker,49,59
Kowalevsky,57
Laboratory work,177,179,180
Labyrinthodonts,69
Lamarck,90,91,97
Lamarckism and Darwinism,94,97
Languages, modern,6,7
Lankester, Professor E. Ray,57,60,94,180,277,282
Larvæ,158
Latin,186,213
Law-courts and evidence,231
Lawrence, Sir W.,144
Lectures at the School of Mines,180
Lemurs,163
Leutemann,153
Leverrier,209
Leviticus,245
Liberal education,228
Life, origin of,227,228
Limbs of Man and Gorilla,162
Linear and intermediate types,87
Linnæan Society of London,33,49,115,138,145
Linnæus,38,234
Literary culture,186
Literary Gazette,48
Literary style,211,212,213,214,215
Literature, the Bible as,254
Liverpool,169
Living bodies, nature of,228
Locke,224
Lockyer, Sir Norman,211
London, medical education in,181
London, school board of,189
Loyola,262
Loxomma,69
Lucas, Mr.,113
Luther,262
Lyell, Sir Charles,81,91,98,144,234,249
Lyonet,173
MacGillivray, John,16,17,282
MacGillivray, William,16,100
Macmillan and Co.,171
Magna Charta, the Bible as,245
Mammalia, classification of,142
Man and the Apes,155
Man, classification of,146
Man and Gorilla,161
Man, origin of,144
Man and the Apes,165
Man's Place in Nature,147,148
Manes and Manicheism,265
Mantle of molluscs,58
Manual of the Anatomy of Invertebrated Animals,175
Manual of the Anatomy of Vertebrated Animals,175
Marine embryos,176
Marmosets,163
Marriage,19,274
Marsh, Professor,70-78
Marsupials,141
Mason, Sir Josiah,185
Materialism,217,220,222,225,227
Matter and ideas,224
Matter, nature of,219-221
Matthew, Patrick,100
Mauritius,18
Medical education,167,181,184
Medical students,181,279
Medusæ,33,39,40,41,42,96,123
Membrane bones,134
Mental capacity of apes,152
Mercy,265
Mertens,56
Mesohippus,77
Metals, transmutation of,257
Metaphysics,241
Metaphysics and science,217
Metatheria,142
Methods in histology,177
Microscope,32,176
Microtomes,177
Milton,213
Mind and body,220
Mind, growth of,210
Miohippus,76
Miracles,246,254-259
Missionary spirit,262
Mitral valve,175
Mivart, Dr. St. George,246-248
Modern spirit,241
Modification of species,92
Mollusca,56,58,59,60,61,96
Morality and religion,237,238
Morality of Stoics,238
Morley, John,217,260
Mosaic Deluge,235
Moseley, Professor H.N.,15
Mucous layer of germ,43
Müller, Johannes,6,37,56
Music,278
Naples, International Zoölogical Station at,176
Naturalism,226
Natural selection,94,99,100,103,105,124-127
Nature, continuity of,255
Nature, history of,248
Nature, state of,266
Nature,211
Naval Architecture and Timber,100
Nebular hypothesis,230
Newman, Cardinal,240
New Testament,253,254
Nirvana,272
Noah's Deluge,235
Notochord,134
Notogœa,140
Oken,130,132,133
Old Testament,90
Omar,272
Optimism,270
Orangs,149
Order of nature,255,258
OrganicversusInorganic,229
Organon,242
Origin of species,89,95,101,102,110
Origin of Species, reviews of,113,114,115,146
Ormuzd,265
Ornithology,136
Ornithorhynchus,156
Ornithoscelida,69
Orohippus,77
Orthodoxy,246
Owen, Sir Richard,65,66,115,118-121,131,133,136,145,146,162
Oxford,120,125,263,264
Oxford, Bishop of,seeWilberforce
Pain,268,270,271
Palæontology and evolution,68,86
Palæotherium,74
Paley,230
Pascal,122
Payment of teachers by results,195
Pelagic life,30,31
Pelvis of man and gorilla,161
Pentateuch,234,244
Pessimism,270
Phillips, Professor,69
Philosophic Zoölogique,97,98
Philosophy, Huxley's advice on,218
Phosphorescence,55
Physical education,189
Physical geography,170
Physicsof Aristotle,100
Physiography,171
Physiology,172
Pigafetta,149
Pigmies,149
Pioneers of Evolution,127
Plankton,30,31
Plato's Archetypes,59
Plato's philosophy,224
Pliohippus,76
"Portuguese man-of-war,"41,50
Possibilities in logic,258
Poulton, Professor E.B.,109,127
Prayer, efficacy of,258
Priestley, Joseph,239
Primers of science,171
Primitive groove,135
Principles of Geology,234
Professional education,183
Protestantism,123,233,235,236
Protestant churches and knowledge,247
Protestants and the Bible,247
Protohippus,74
Protoplasm,52,228
Prototheria,142
Psychology,227
Pterodactyls,69
Pteropods,56
Pyrosoma,55
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science,49
Quarterly Review,115,116,117
Rabbinical maxim of inspiration,247
Radiata of Cuvier,38
Rathke,65
Ratites,137
Rattlesnake, H.M.S.,13,20,21,46,282
Reade lecture,146
Reason, age of,239
Reformation, New,284
Reformation, Protestant,122,233
Religion in education,188,191
Religion and morality,237,238
Religion and science,120,259
Religion, teaching,191
Results, payment by,195
Retina and light,219
Revelation,260
Revolution, French,111
Richardson, Sir John,12
Rights of man,245
Robertson, Charles,179
Rolleston, Professor,152,153,266
Romanes, Professor,152,153,263
Romanes lecture,263
Rome,247
Roscoe, Professor,171
Rosse, Earl of,34
Royal College of Science,176,180,204,274,277
Royal College of Surgeons,11,129,132
Royal Commissions,204,274
Royal Institution,49,52,62,64
Royal Society,33,34,47,49,53,58,108,129,276
Rutherford, Professor,180
Salisbury, Marquis of,125
"Sally," the chimpanzee,153
Salps,50,53,54,55,96
Salt, Dr.,5
Sauropsida,143
Saururæ,136
Savages,23,24,165
Sawyer, Bob,184
Scepticism,240
Schematic mollusc,60
School boards,188,189
School of Mines,180
Schwann,52
Science and Art Department,195
Science and culture,185
Science and Judaism,246
Science and medical education,184
Science and metaphysics,217
Science and religion,259
Science and the Christian Tradition,248
Science and the Hebrew Tradition,248
Science primers,171
Scientific education,168
Sclater, P.L.,138,139,142
Scottish universities,167
Scriptures,246
Section-cutting,177
Secular education,191,194
Sedgwick, Professor Adam,80,115
Segmentation of eggs,157
Segmentation of skull,133
Selection and education,190
Selective breeding,103
Semite, ethics of,269
Septuagint,251
Serous layer of germ,43
Sheldonian theatre,264
Singing for children,193
Skepsis, thätige, of Goethe,99
Skull of vertebrates,65,129,130,131,132
Socrates,243
Southern hemisphere, former land in,141
Speaking, public,208