Chapter XXIV: Appendix

[1]. Telotype, a Printing Electric Telegraph (J.
Weale;—Macmillan) 1850

[2]. Recent Expedition into the Interior of South-Western Africa
(_Geogr. Soc. Journ._) 1852

[3]. =Tropical South Africa= (Murray, 1853) (second edition,
Ward, Lock & Co., _Minerva Press_, 1889) 1853

[4]. Modern Geography—Cambridge Essays (J. W. Parker) 1855

[5]. =Art of Travel=, 1855, and subsequent editions (Murray) 1855

[6]. Arts of Campaigning, Inaugural Lecture at Aldershot
(Murray) 1855

[7]. Course of Public Lectures in the Camp at Aldershot
(Privately Printed) 1856

[8]. Catalogue of Models illustrative of Camp Life (Privately
Printed) 1858

[9]. Exploration of Arid Countries (_Geogr. Soc. Proc._) 1858

[10]. Hand Heliostat, for the purpose of Flashing Sun Signals,
from on board Ship or on Land, in Sunny Climates (_Brit.
Assoc. Rep._, 1858; _Geogr. Soc. Proc._, 1860) 1858

[11]. =Vacation Tourists=, Edited and containing two Memoirs
by F. Galton (Macmillan) 1860-63

[12]. On a New Principle for the Protection of Riflemen (based
on the trajectory of the spherical bullets then in use)
(_United Service Journ._) 1861

[13]. Zanzibar, a Lecture at the S.P.G. (_Mission Field_) 1861

[14]. Circular asking for Synchronance Observations during one
month three times daily, with map (Privately Printed) 1861

[15]. Meteorological Charts (_Phil. Mag._) 1861

[16]. A Development of the Theory of Cyclones (Anticyclones)
(_Roy. Soc. Proc._) 1862

[17]. =Meteorographica= (Macmillan) 1863

[18]. Stereoscopic Maps, taken from models of mountainous
countries (_Geogr. Soc. Journ._) 1865

[19]. Spectacles for Divers, and the Vision of Amphibious
Animals (_Brit. Assoc. Rep._) 1865

[20]. Hereditary Talent and Character (_Macmillan’s Magazine_) 1865

[21]. Conversion of Wind-Charts into Passage-Charts (_Brit.
Assoc. Rep.; Phil. Mag._) 1866

[22]. =Hereditary Genius=, 1869; second edition, 1892 (Macmillan) 1869

[23]. Drill Pantagraph, reducing horizontally and vertically
to different scales. Also a Mechanical Computer of
Vapour Tension. Report of Meteorological Council.
_See_ also 119 1869

[24]. Barometric Predictions of Weather (_Brit. Assoc. Rep._) 1870

[25]. Experiments in Pangenesis, by breeding from rabbits of a
pure variety, into whose circulation blood taken from
other varieties had previously been largely transfused
(_Roy. Soc. Proc._) 1871

[26]. Gregariousness in Cattle and in Men (_Macmillan’s Mag._;
vol. 23) 1872

[27]. On Blood Relationship: a Discussion on the Meaning of
Kinship (_Roy. Soc. Proc._) 1872

[28]. Address to the Geographical Section of the British
Association at Brighton (_Brit. Assoc. Rep._) 1872

[29]. Statistical Inquiries into the Efficacy of Prayer
(_Fortnightly Review_) 1872

[30]. Relative Supplies from Town and Country Families to
Future Generations (_Journ. Statist. Soc._) 1873

[31]. Africa for the Chinese (_Times_) 1873

[32]. Employment of Meteorological Statistics in determining
the best course for a ship whose sailing qualities
are known (_Roy. Soc. Proc._) 1873

[33]. Hereditary Improvement (_Frazer’s Magazine_, January) 1873

[34]. Proposed Statistical Scale (_Nature_, 5th March) 1870

[35]. Proposal to apply for Anthropological Statistics from
Schools (_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._) 1874

[36]. English Men of Science, their Nature and their Nurture
(_Royal Institution_) 1874

[37]. =English Men of Science=, their Nature and Nurture
(Macmillan) 1874

[38]. Excess of Females in the West Indies (_Anthropol. Inst.
Journ._) 1874

[39]. Notes on the Marlborough School Statistics (_Anthropol.
Inst. Journ._) 1875

[40]. On the Probability of the Extinction of Families [in
association with Rev. H. W. Watson] (_Anthropol.
Inst. Journ._) 1875

[41]. Statistics by Intercomparison, with Remarks on the Law
of Frequency of Error (_Phil. Mag._) 1875

[42]. Height and Weight of Boys, aged 14, in Town and Country
Public Schools (_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._) 1876

[43]. The History of Twins, as a Criterion of the Relative
Powers of Nature and Nurture (_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._) 1876

[44]. Short Notes on Heredity, etc., in Twins (_Anthropol.
Inst. Journ._) 1876

[45]. A Theory of Heredity (_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._; _Revue
Scientif._) 1876

[46]. Whistles for Determining the Upper Limits of Audible Sound
in Different Persons (_South Kensington Conferences_;
volume on “Chemistry, Biology,” etc. p. 61). _See_
Hydrogen Whistles, 74 1866

[47]. Apparatus for the Rapid Verification of Thermometers; now
in use at the Kew Observatory (_Roy. Soc. Proc._, 1878;
_Phil. Mag._ 1877) 1877

[48]. Typical Laws of Heredity (1877) (_Royal Inst. Proc._, 1879;
_Nature_, 1877; _Revue Scientif._, 1877) 1877

[49]. Address to the Department of Anthropology of the Brit.
Assoc., Plymouth [On the Study of Types (or Groups)
of Men] (_Brit. Assoc. Rep._; _Nature_; _Revue
Scientif._, 1877) 1877

[51]. Composite Portraits, made by combining those of many
different persons into a single resultant figure
(_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._, 1879; _Nature_, 1878;
_Revue Scientif._, 1879) 1878

[52]. Letters of H. M. Stanley from Equatorial Africa to _Daily
Telegraph_ (_Edin. Review_) 1878

[53]. The Geometric Mean in Vital and Social Statistics (_Roy.
Soc. Proc._) 1879

[54]. Generic Images (_Nineteenth Century_) 1879

[55]. Psychometric Experiments, Free Will (_Brain_, vol. ii.) 1879

[56]. Opportunities of Science Masters at Schools (_Nature_) 1880

[57]. Determining the Heights and Distances of Clouds by their
Reflections in a low Pool of Water, and in a Mercurial
Horizon (_Brit. Assoc. Rep._) 1880

[58]. Visualised Numerals (Preliminary Memoir) (_Nature_) 1880

[59]. Statistics of Mental Imagery (_Mind_, No. XIX.) 1880

[60]. _Galtonia Candicans_ (_Flores des serres_, etc., par J.
Decaisne, 1880), (_Gardeners’ Chronicle_, 1881) 1880

[61]. The Equipment of Exploring Expeditions now and fifty years
ago, (_Brit. Assoc. Rep._) 1881

[62]. Construction of Isochronic Passage-Charts (_Brit. Assoc.
Rep._; _Geogr. Soc. Proc._) 1881

[63]. Visualised Numerals (_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._) 1881

[64]. Inquiry into the Physiognomy of Phthisis by the Method of
Composite Portraiture (in connection with Dr. Mahomed)
(_Guy’s Hospital Reports_, vol. XXV.) 1881

[65]. Visions of Sane Persons (_Roy. Inst. Proc._) 1882

[66]. Generic Images (_Roy. Inst. Proc._) 1882

[67]. Photographic Portraits from Childhood to Age
(_Fortnightly Review_) 1882

[68]. A Rapid-View Instrument for Momentary Attitudes (_Nature_) 1882

[69]. Anthropometric Laboratory (_Fortnightly Review_) 1882

[70]. Conventional Representation of the Horse in Motion
(_Nature_) 1882

[71]. Apparatus for testing the Delicacy of the Muscular and
other Senses (_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._) 1883

[72]. The American Trotting-Horse (_Nature_) 1883

[73]. Outfit for an Anthropometric Laboratory (Privately Printed) 1883

[74]. Hydrogen Whistles (_Nature_). _See_ 46 1883

[75]. =Human Faculty= (Macmillan) 1883

[76]. Medical Family Registers (proposed prizes) (_Fortnightly
Review_) 1883

[77]. Arithmetic Notation of Kinship (_Nature_) 1883

[78]. Anthrop. Laboratory, Internat. Health Exhib. (Issued by
Authority) 1884

[79]. =Life History Album=, 1884 (second edition, 1903,
Macmillan) 1884

[80]. Table of Observations [of 400 persons] (_Anthropol. Inst.
Journ._) 1884

[81]. Free Will, Observations and Inferences (_Mind_, No. XXXV.) 1884

[82]. Measurement of Character (_Fortnightly Review_) 1884

[83]. =Record of Family Faculties= (published in connection with
an offer of prizes) (Macmillan) 1884

[84]. Anthropometric Laboratory at the International Health
Exhibition (_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._) 1885

[85]. Anthropometric Per-Centiles (_Nature_) 1885

[86]. Address to the Anthropological Section of the British
Association, Aberdeen, 1885 [On Inheritance and
Regression] (_Brit. Assoc. Rep._, 1885; _Anthropol.
Inst. Journ._, 1886) 1885

[87]. Regression towards Mediocrity in Hereditary Stature
(_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._) 1885

[88]. Good and Bad Temper in English Families (_Nineteenth
Century_) 1885

[89]. Composite Portraits (four sets reproduced) (_Photo News_) 1885

[90]. Family Likeness in Stature, with an Appendix by J. D.
Hamilton Dickson (_Roy. Soc. Proc._) 1886

[91]. Family Likeness in Eye-Colour (_Roy. Soc. Proc._) 1886

[92]. Presidential Address, Anthropol. Inst. (_Anthropol. Inst.
Journ._) 1886

[93]. The Origin of Varieties (Curve of Attractiveness)
(_Nature_) 1886

[94]. Anniversary Meeting of Royal Society—Presentation of a
Royal Medal to F. Galton. Also his speech after the
dinner (_Times_) 1886

[95]. Recent Designs for Anthropometric Instruments (_Anthropol.
Inst. Journ._) 1887

[96]. Notes on Permanent Colour Types in Mosaics (_Anthropol.
Inst. Journ._) 1887

[97]. Thoughts without Words (_Nature_) 1887

[98]. Presidential Address, Anthropol. Inst. (_Anthropol. Inst.
Journ._) 1887

[99]. Pedigree Moth-Breeding as a means of Verifying certain
Important Constants in the General Theory of Heredity
(_Trans. Entomol. Soc., London_) 1887

[100]. Notes on Australian Marriage Systems (_Anthropol. Inst.
Journ._) 1889

[101]. Remarks on Replies by Teachers to Questions respecting
Mental Fatigue (_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._) 1889

[102]. Presidential Address, Anthropol. Inst. (_Anthrop. Inst.
Journ._) 1888

[103]. Correlations and their Measurement, chiefly from
Anthropometric Data (_Roy. Soc. Proc._) 1889

[104]. Instruments—(1) Differences of Tint; (2) for Reading Time
(_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._) 1889

[105]. Presidential Address, Anthropol. Inst. (_Anthropol.
Inst. Journ._) 1889

[106]. Personal Identification and Description (_Roy. Inst.
Proc._, 1889; _Nature_, 1888) 1889

[107]. Head Growth in Students at the University of Cambridge
(_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._, 1889; _Nature_, 1888-89) 1889

[108]. Advisability of Assigning Marks for Bodily Efficiency
in the Examination of Candidates for the Public
Services (_Brit. Assoc. Rep._) 1889

[109]. =Natural Inheritance= (Macmillan, 1889) 1889

[110]. Anthropometric Laboratory, Notes and Memoirs (Privately
Printed) 1890

[111]. A New Instrument for Measuring the Rate of Movement of
the Various Limbs (_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._) 1891

[112]. Dice for Statistical Experiments (_Nature_) 1890

[113]. Physical Tests in Competitive Examinations (_Soc. of
Arts Journ._) 1890

[114]. Tests and Certificates of the Kew Observatory (Printed for
the Observatory) 1890

[115]. Retrospect of Work done at my Anthropometric Laboratory
at South Kensington (_Anthropol. Inst. Journ._) 1892

[116]. Patterns in Thumb and Finger Marks; their arrangement
into naturally distinct classes, the permanence of the
Papillary Ridges that make them, and the resemblance
of their classes to ordinary genera (_Phil. Trans._,
abstract; _Roy. Soc. Proc._) 1891

[117]. Methods of Indexing Finger Marks (_Roy. Soc. Proc._) 1891

[118]. Galton’s Pantagraph and Vapour Tension Computer
(Illustrated) (_Deutsche Mathem.: Vereinigung_).
_See_ also 23 1892

[119]. The Just Perceptible Difference [Descriptive Portraiture]
(_Roy. Inst. Proc._) 1893

[120]. Identification (_Nature_) 1893

[121]. =Finger Prints= (Macmillan) 1893

[122]. =Blurred Finger Prints= (Macmillan) 1893

[123]. Enlarged Finger Prints (_Photographic Work_) 1893

[124]. Results derived from the Natality Table of Korosi, by
employing the Method of Contours, or Isogens (_Roy.
Soc. Proc._) 1894

[125]. Physical Index to 100 Persons, their Measures and Finger
Prints (Privately Printed) 1894

[126]. Relative Sensitivity of Men and Women (_Nature_) 1894

[127]. Arithmetic by Smell (_Psychological Review_) 1894

[128]. A Plausible Paradox in Chances (_Nature_) 1894

[129]. Discontinuity in Evolution (_Mind_) 1894

[130]. =Finger Print Directory= (Macmillan) 1895

[131]. Terms of Imprisonment (Distribution of Sentences)
(_Nature_) 1895

[132]. A New Step in Statistical Science (_Nature_) 1895

[133]. Intelligible Signals between Neighbouring Stars (or other
inaccessible stations whose inhabitants had no common
language) (_Fortnightly Review_) 1896

[134]. A Curious Idiosyncrasy [Faintness at Sight of an Injured
Finger Nail] (_Nature_) 1896

[135]. Three Generations of Lunatic Cats (_Spectator_) 1896

[136]. Prints of Scars (_Nature_) 1896

[137]. Private Circular of Committee for Measurement of Plants
and Animals (private, by Royal Society) Dec. 5, Nov. 30 1896

[138]. The Average Contribution of each several Ancestor to the
Total Heritage of the Offspring (_Roy. Soc. Proc._) 1897

[139]. A New Law of Heredity (_Nature_) 1897

[140]. Hereditary Colour in Horses (_Nature_) 1897

[141]. Rate of Racial Change that accompanies Different Degrees
of Severity in Selection (_Nature_) 1897

[142]. Relation between Individual and Racial Variability
(_Nature_) 1897

[143]. Retrograde Selection (_Gardeners’ Chronicle_) 1897

[144]. A Diagram of Heredity illustrating the “Ancestral Law”
(_Nature_) 1898

[145]. An Examination into the Registered Speeds of American
Trotting Horses, with Remarks on their Value as
Hereditary Data (_Roy. Soc. Proc._; Nature) 1898

[146]. Photographic Measurement of Horses and other Animals
(_Nature_) 1898

[147]. Photographic Record of Pedigree Stock (_Brit. Assoc.
Rep._, pp. 597-603, wrongly indexed as p. 567) 1898

[148]. Distribution of Prepotency (in horses) (_Nature_) 1898

[149]. Temporary Flooring in Westminster Abbey for Ceremonial
Processions (_Times_, May 25) 1898

[150]. Pedigree Stock Records (_Brit. Assoc. Rep._, pp. 424-430) 1899

[151]. The Median Estimate (_Brit. Assoc. Rep._, pp. 638-640) 1899

[152]. Strawberry Cure for Gout (Linnaeus;—_Nature_) 1899

[153]. Souvenirs d’Egypte (_Bulletin de la Soc. Khédiviale de
Geographie_; _Isap. Nat., Cairo_) 1900

[154]. A Geometric Determination of the Median Value of a System
of Normal Variants, from Two of its Centiles (_Nature_) 1900

[155]. Analytical Photography (_Nature_; _Photogr. Soc. Journ.,
New Series_) 1900

[156]. =Biometrika=, Consulting Editor of 1901

[157]. Biometry (_Biometrika_) 1901

[158]. First and Second Prizes (_Biometrika_) 1901-2

[159]. Probability of a Son of a very gifted Father being no
less gifted (_Nature_) 1901

[160]. The Possible Improvement of the Human Breed under the
Existing Conditions of Law and Sentiment (Huxley
Lecture of the Anthropological Institute, _Nature_;
Smithsonian Institution Report) 1901

[161]. Finger Print Evidence (_Nature_) 1902

[162]. Pedigrees (based on Fraternal Units) (_Nature_) 1903

[163]. Are we degenerating? (_Daily Chronicle_) 1903

[164]. On Remarks by Sir Edward Fry on Natural Selection
(_Nature_) 1903

[165]. Nomenclature and Tables of Kinship (father, mother,
brother, etc.), (_Nature_, Jan. 28) 1904

[166]. Average Number of Kinsfolk in each Degree (_Nature_) 1904-5

[167]. University of London. Notice of Research Fellowship in
Eugenics (_Printed for University_) 1904

[168]. Restrictions in Marriage; Studies in National Eugenics;
Eugenics as a Factor in Religion, with abstract of an
earlier paper (vol. ii. _Sociological Papers_) 1905

[169]. Distribution of Successes and Natural Ability among
Kinsfolk of Fellows of Royal Soc. (_Nature_) 1905

[170]. Anthropometry at Schools (_Royal Inst. of Public Health,
London Congress_) 1905

[171]. On Dr. Fauld’s ‘Guide to Finger-Print Identification’
(_Nature_, Supplement) 1905

[172]. Number of Strokes of the Brush in a Picture (_Nature_) 1905

[173]. Cutting a round Cake on Scientific Principles 1906

[174]. =Noteworthy Families=, jointly with E. Schuster (Murray) 1906

[175]. Measurement of Resemblance (_Nature_) 1906

[176]. One Vote one Value (_Nature_) 1907

[177]. Vox Populi (_Nature_) 1907

[178]. Further sum of £1000 to University of London (_Times_) 1907

[179]. Probability the Foundation of Eugenics, “H. Spencer”
Lecture Oxford (_Clarendon Press Oxf._) 1907

[180]. Grades and Deviates (calculations by W. F. Sheppard;
Vol. v. _Biometrika_) 1907

[181]. Suggestions for improving the Literary Style of Scientific
Memoir (_R. Soc. Literature_) 1908

[182]. Eugenics, Address on (_Westminster Gazette_, June 26) 1908

PRINCIPAL AWARDS AND DEGREES

Gold Medal, Royal Geographical Society 1853
Silver Medal, French Geographical Society 1854
Elected to Athenæum Club under Rule II. 1855
Fellow of the Royal Society 1856
Gold Medal of the Royal Society 1886
Officer de I’Instruction Publique, France 1891
D.C.L. Oxford 1894
Sc.D. (Honorary), Cambridge 1895
Huxley Medal Anthropological Institute 1901
Elected Hon. Fellow Trinity College, Cambridge 1902
Darwin Medal, Royal Society 1902
Linnæan Society Medal at Darwin-Wallace Celebration 1908

INDEX

Abbas Pasha, 91

Aberdeen, 316

Aberfeldy, 71

Abney, Sir W., 227

Abydos (Egypt), 98

Adelsberg, caves of, 56

Aden (in Lebanon), 104

AFTER RETURN HOME—MARRIAGE, 152

Agricultural Hall, 217

Ague, 102, 106, 159

Airy, Sir George, 187

Alcock, Sir Rutherford, 193

Aldershot, lectures at, 164

Alexander, Sir James, 128, 201

Ali (dragoman), 85, 89, 102, 103

Allman, Prof., 294

Alpine Club, 190

Amiral, 135, 147

Ancestral law, 308

Anderson, Ch. J., 123, 148, 149

Andorre, Republic of, 190

Anthropological Notes and Queries, 163

Anthropometric Laboratories, International Exhibition, 244;
South Kensington, 249

Anticyclones, 231

Arithmetic by Smell, 283

Arnaud Bey, 87, 97

Arnold, Dr., 63, 69

ART OF TRAVEL, 161, 162

Ashburton, Lord, 169

Athenæum Club, 12, 150

Atkinson, T. W., 176

Attwood, Rev. G., 18

Austen, Sir Ch. Roberts, 216

Austen and Austin, 291

Automatic acts interfered with, 276

Avebury, Lord, 177

Bachelor, the “Travelling,” 68

Bag for sleeping, 189

Balloon, 115;
the Nassau, 183

Bam, Rev. —, 132

Barclay of Ury (Apologist), 5

—— Capt. B. Allardice, 5

—— Hedworth, 85

Barmen Mission Station, 129

Barth, Dr., 172

Basset Hounds, 308

Bates, H. W., 210

Bayouda Desert, 95

Bears, 123, 190

Beauty-maps, 315

Bennett, Sir J. Risdon, 274

Bentham, George, 174, 190

Bentinck, Mr., 152

Berkswell Rectory, 306

Bertillon, Alphonse, measurements, 251;
letter on finger-prints, 255;
system inappropriate to India, 256

Beyrout, quarantine, 102, 105

Bidder, G., Q.C., 270

Biggs, Miss E., 195

Birmingham Hospital, 20, 43

—— School, 20

Bishari Desert, 87

Black Sea, 51

Blakesley, J. W., 58

Blind, low muscular sense of, 249

Blood, smell of, 191

Blue Nile, 94

Bob (Arab boy), 86, 88, 96

Boers, 126, 136

Bosphorus, 52

Boulogne, school at, 16

Boulton, Matthew P. W., 19, 58

—— Montagu, 85

—— & Watt’s works, 4, 19

Bowman, Sir W., 24, 41

Bradley, Dean, 183

Bradshaw, Mrs., 106

Brakes to carriages, 61

Brandram, Miss (_see_ MacLennan), 192

Breathing, experiments on, 276

Bristed, C., 77

BRITISH ASSOCIATION, 65, 208, 213

Broca, 44

Brock, Mr., 249

Brodrick, Hon. G., 180, 211

Brookfield, W. H., 170

Brougham, Lord, 153

Buffon, 292

Bump bag, 116

Bunbury, Mrs. (Adele Galton), 13

Burns (accidents), 30

Burton, Sir R., 161, 171, 199, 202-3

Bushmen, 130, 147

Butler, A. Frank, 195

—— George, D.D., 154, 156

—— George G., 211

—— G. G., Medallist R.S. Soc., 212

—— Montagu, D.D., Master of Trinity, 160

Buxton, Charles, 69

Byron, Lord (the poet), 49, 63, 170

—— —— Admiral, 8

Cairo, 86

CAMBRIDGE, 58

Camel, desiccated, 89

Cameron of Lochiel, 190

Campbell, Hon. F., afterwards Lord Stratheden and Campbell, 65, 77

Candolle, de, Alphonse, 291

Canning, 85

Caravan, 89

Carlyle, 169, 322

Carpenter, Prof. W. B., 10

Cattle Show at Plymouth, 280

Cayley, Prof. Arthur, 53, 71

Celibacy (of clergy), 314

Gentiles, table of, 267, 299

Chain armour, 107

Chandos-Pole, Col. Sacheverel, 7

CHILDHOOD AND BOYHOOD, 13

Chinaman, 317

Chree, Dr., 229

Clark, W. G., 70

Classics, Senior, heredity in, 289

Claverdon, 110

Clermont-Ferrand, 154

Clifford, W. K., 216

Clouds, smoke, from bursting shell, 236

Cobra, poison fang, 298

COMPOSITE PORTRAITS AND STEREOSCOPIC MAPS, 259

Constantinople, 52

Cooke, Messrs., 226

Copley Medal, 71

Correlations, 302

Corona at eclipse, 188

Cory, W. Johnson, 67

Costigan, Capt., 106

Count O., 62

Crawfurd, John, 172

Crimean War, 163

Crocodiles, 95

Culrain moor, 111

Cumming, Gordon, 122

Cunene R., 130

Curative index, 33

Cyclones, 230

Dacota Indians, 197

Dalyell, Sir Robert, 78

Damaras, 127, 130, 141

—— endurance of pain, 35

Damascus, 102

Daniell, Prof., 41

Danube, 50

Darwin, D. Erasmus, 6, 22, 85, 288

—— Charles his son, 7

—— Dr. Robert, 7, 22

—— Charles R., the Naturalist, letter on “Art of Travel,” 163;
visits to, at Down, 169;
misunderstood, 287;
letter to me on Hereditary Genius, 290

—— Major Leonard, 173, 228

—— Prof. Sir George, 290

Dasent, Sir G., 39

Dead Sea, 106

Decaisne, Prof. J., 175

Deftader of Shendy, 91, 92

De la Rue, 227

Delirium tremens, 38

Denman, Justice Hon. G., 70, 74

Derby races, 178, 179

Deviations from Median, 299

Dewar, Sir J., 302

Dickson, J. Hamilton, 302

Directory, Finger Prints, 255

Dogs, breeding for intelligence, 318

Dongola, 95

Drowning, escape from, 45

Drunken man operated on, 35

Druse chief, 102

Du Cane, Sir Edmund, 259

Duddeston, 2

Duelling, 75

Eclipse, 188

Edstone, 114

EGYPT AND THE SOUDAN, 83

Electric telegraph, 119

Elephant Fontein, 146

Emin Bey, 205

Emir Rourbah, 107

English Men of Science, 219

Epigram Club, 68

Erhardt, 146, 198

Erongo, 131, 137

Eugenics, 310, 319

Evans, Rev. Charles (Brit. Assoc.), 218

—— Capt. Sir Frederick, 233

Extinction of families, 305

Falstaff’s soliloquy, 1

Family likeness, 302

—— records, 293

Farr, Dr., 292

Farrar, F. (Dean of Canterbury), 211, 244

Farrer, Lord, 233

Fazakerley, 111

Fellow (of a Scientific Society), 222

Fever, 102, 106

Fidgets, counting number of, 278

Finger-prints, 252, 254

—— letter from Bertillon on, 255

FitzRoy, Admiral, 229, 232

Forbes, Edward, 216

Forensic medicine, 42

Frazer, J. G., 105

Free will, 295

Frere, Sir Bartle, 206

—— Hookham, 85

—— Robert, 45, 85

Freshfield, Douglas, 212

Fry, Mrs., 6

Galton, hamlet of, 5

Galton, Samuel, 2, 5, 11;
Samuel John, 2, 3, 4, 18;
Samuel Tertius (my father), 2, 8, 47, 82;
Hubert, 8;
Howard, 8;
Theodore, 9;
Sir Douglas, 10, 122, 228;
A. Violetta (my mother), 10, 155;
Bessy (Mrs. Wheler), my sister, 14, 84;
Lucy (Mrs. Moilliet), 11, 84;
Adele (Mrs. Bunbury), 13, 83, 156;
Emma, 84, 155;
Darwin (my brother), 84;
Erasmus (my brother), 16, 79, 83, 156, 164;
Mrs. Francis G. (my wife), 154, 220

_Galtonia Candicans_, 175;
vignette, 323

Garibaldi, 285

Gassiott, J. P., 228, 250

Gauss’s law, 299, 304

Gell, Bishop of Madras, 75

Genera and patterns in finger prints, 253

Geographical R. Society, 122, 126, 150, 162, 210

Geographical Society, Cairo, 97

GEOGRAPHY AND EAST AFRICA, 198

George IV., 45

Germans in S.W. Africa, 128

Ghou Damup, 130

Gibbs, W. F., 74

Giddiness (_see_ Illnesses), 16, 155

Giessen, 48

Gladstone, Mr. W. E., 249

Goldie, Sir George, 173

Granada, 52

Grange, the, 169

Grant, Col., 200

Grove, Hon. Justice Sir Wm., 42, 219

Gummi schuhe, 306

Gurney, Hudson, 6

Gurney, Mr. and Mrs. Russell, 181, 182

Gurneys of Earlham, 9

Guy’s Hospital, 262

Hahn, Rev. Hugo, 135, 145

Hallam, Harry F., 65, 115

Hallam, Henry, 65, 79

Hand Heliostat, 165

Hans Larsen, 134, 141, 149

Hanwell, photographs of lunatics, 262

Harris, Capt., 122

Harrow, 160

Hausa language, 172

Haviland, Dr., 47

Hawkins, F. Vaughan, 191, 306

Heliostat, 61, 226;
hand, 165

Henry, Sir Edward, 256

HEREDITY, 287

Herschel, Sir John, 188

—— Sir William, 252

Hill, Sir Rowland, 3

Hills, Judge and Mrs., 222

Hints to Travellers, 163

Hippopatami, 95

Historical Society, 76

Hodgson, Joseph, 22, 39, 85

Holden, H., 21, 76

Hollond, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 183

Hooker, Sir Joseph, 175

Hopkins, William, 64, 81

Horner, Leonard, 46

Horse in gallop (conventional), 264

Hospitals, Birmingham, 26, 43, 135;
Guy’s, 262;
King’s College, 43;
St. George’s, 47, 82;
uses for experiment, 44

Houghton, Lord, 204, 216

Hughes, Mr. Tom, 167

HUMAN FACULTY, 266

HUNTING AND SHOOTING, 110

Hunt Club, Leamington, 110

Hunting, Queen’s Stag Hounds, 115;
New Forest, 119

Hutton, Crompton, 78

Huxley, 172, 222, 258

Huxley Lecture, Anthrop. Inst., 319

_Hyacinthus Candicans_ (_see_ Galtonia)

Hypnotism, 80

Hysteria, 38

Ideas, new, 287

Idols, 277

Illnesses, at Cambridge, 79;
during many years, 116;
in 1866, 155, 215

Index of Correlation, 302;
curative, 33

Insanity, experiments, 276

International Exhibition of 1884, 245

Iron Gates (Danube), 50

Jaffa, 105

Jeffreys, J. Gwyn, 10

Jerusalem, 106

Jeune, Dr. (Bishop of Peterborough), 20

Johnson, Dr. Alice, 98

Johnson, Sir George, 42

Johnson, H. Vaughan, 74

Jonker, 129, 135, 136, 146

Jordan, 106

Kahichené, 141

Kaoko, 142

Kay, Sir Edward, Lord Justice, 69

Kay, Joseph, 68

Kellig (water-skin), 106

Kelvin, Lord, 60

Kemble, J. Mitchell, 286

Kenilworth, school at, 18

Keswick, 59

KEW OBSERVATORY AND METEOROLOGY, 224

Kew Observatory, history of, 225

Khartum, 92, 93

Kilimandjaro, 198

King’s College, 39, 56;
Hospital, 43

Knapsack sleeping-bag, 189

Knowles, General, 164

Korosko, 86

Kuisip R., 129

Kustendji, 49, 51

Laboratory, Anthropometric, Health Exhibition, 245, 270;
S. Kensington, 249;
for Faculty generally, 267

Ladysmith, 126

Lamb, Charles, 39

LANDS OF THE DAMARAS, OVAMPO, AND NAMAQUAS, 138

Lazarette (_see_ Quarantine)

Leamington, 18, 110, 155

Lebanon, 104

Lesseps, 161

Levanting and re-levanting, 104

Le Verrier, 229

Liebig, Prof., 48

Lighthouse, 114

Lingen, Lord, 78

Linz, 49, 247

Lions, 133, 247

Lister, Lord, 37

Livingstone, 122, 205, 206

Lloyd, Charles, 123

Lochiel, Cameron of, 190

Lords, House of, 314

Loup, Saut de, 192

Lovelace, Earl of, 170

Lubbock, Sir J. (Lord Avebury), 177

Luchon, 189

Lyell, Mrs. (Life of Leonard Horner), 46

Lymington, 119

Macalister, Dr. Donald, 212, 304

Macaulay, 74

MacKinder, 212

MacLennan, J. F., 67

MacLennan, Mrs., 192, 195

Macmillan, Vacation Tourists, 186

Mahomed, Dr., 262

Maine, Sir Henry, 66

Maori, endurance of pain, 36

Markham, Sir Clement, 210

Marks for physical efficiency, 214

Matheson, Rev. —, 59, 60

Maury, 229

Medallions, 196

Medals (_see_ List, p. 331);
R.G. Soc., 150

Median estimates in Juries, 281

MEDICAL STUDIES, 22

Mehemet Ali, 86

Memorial of African Travellers, 204

Mendel, 308

Menzies, Sir Niel, 73

Merrifield, Mr., 307

Mesmerism, 80

Meteorographica, 232

Meteorological Committee and Council, 233

Microscopes, 41

Millais, Sir Everard, 309

Millau, 194

Miller, Dr. Allen, 48

Miseri’s Hotel, 52

Models (Art of Travel), 164

Mombas, 198

Monkeys, 91, 109

Montpelier le Vieux, 194

Müller, Prof. Max., 283

Murchison, Sir R., 150, 208

Murie, Dr., 298

Murray, Admiral Hon., 171

Mutations, 313

Muybridge, Mr., 264

Myers, Rev. F., 60

Mytton, 110, 289

Namaquas, 127, 136

Nangoro, 142;
his death, 144

Nassau balloon, 183

Nature and Nurture (twins), 294

Naworth Castle, 300

Newstead Abbey, 170

New York Herald, 206

N’gamî Lake, 122, 127, 147

Niles, White and Blue, 94;
sources of White, 199

Noble, Sir Andrew, 238

North, Frederick, M.P., 180

—— Marianne, 181

Northbrook, Lord, 202

Number-forms, 270

Observations, self-recording, 234

Oliphant, Lawrence, 161, 162, 172

Olympus, Mt., 52

Original sin, 317

Orkneys, 111

Oswell, W. C., 122

Otchimbingue, 129

Ovambondé, 138, 142

Ovampo limit, 130, 142

Oxen, 146

Oyster-catcher (bird), 114

P., Mr., 23

Packe, Charles, 189

Paget, Sir James, 36

Pain, sense of, 35

Pangenesis, 297

Pantagraph, drill, 232, 235

PARENTAGE, 1

Parker, Sir Hyde, 123, 152

Parkyns, Mansfield, 92, 172

Partridge, John, R.A., 40

—— Prof. Richard, 39

Passage roses, 239

Pasteur, 37

Pearson, Prof. Karl, 283, 294;
correlations, 304;
ancestral law, 309, 320

Peas, sweet, experiments, 300

Pedigree stock, photographs of, 217

Pelly, Sir Lewis, 10, 193

Per-Centiles, 267

Petherick, Mr., 94, 298

Petrels, 114

Petrie, Prof., 97

Phenician inscription (alleged), 208

Photographs, analytical, 263;
composite, 261

Photographic lenses, 228

Pilgrimages, 90

Pills, 29

Pitch, scalded legs, 36

Pitt, his voice, 39

Pollock, Sir Frederick, 167

Portuguese, 128, 143

Prizes, first and second, 282

Problem (earth’s diameter), 62

Proteus, the, 56

Provisions, walking tour, 159

_Puck_ (comic newspaper), 68

Pump near Jaffa, 105

_Punch_, 68, 277

Pyrenees, 189

Quantification of the Predicate, 174

Quarantine, at Syra, 53;
Ancona, 54;
Trieste (with Spoglio), 55;
Beyrout, 102;
Marseilles, 108

Quassia, 27

Quetelet, Prof., 304

Quincey, De, 62

Rabbi, Chief, of Dantzig, 272

Rabbits, experiments on, 297

RACE IMPROVEMENT, 310

Rae, Dr., 161

Raffles, Sir Stamford, 173

Ramsgate, 302

Rath, Rev. —, 134

Rawson, Sir Rawson, 214

Reaction time, 248

Reader, the, 168

Red Lion Club, 216

Regression, 301, 318

Resemblances, measurement of, 250

Reynolds, Miss, 308

Roberts, Mr., 214

Robertson, Prof. Croom, 267

Robertson, Rev. —, 173

Romanes, J., 278

Ronalds, Sir F., 229

Ronaldshay, N., 114

Rougemont, Mr., 207

Royal Society, 219, 221

Royat, 154

Rugby boys, 69

Sabine, General Sir Edward, 224

St. Helena, 148

St. Simonians, 87

Sand Fontein, 132

Sandow, adjudging prizes, 279

Sanity, tableland of, 38

Saut de Loup, 192

Scawfell, 61

Schepmansdorf, 132

Schimmelpenninck, Mrs., 9

Scott, Robert, 240

Seals, 112

Semney, temple at, 96

Sextant, 125, 226

Shaw, W. N., 234

Shells, smoke of, 236

Shendy (massacre), 91, 95

Sheppard, W. F., 283

Shetlands, 112, 118

SHORT TOUR TO THE EAST, 48

Sierra Nevada, 52

Simon, Sir John, 41, 294

Sin, original, 316

Sinai, peninsula of, 184

Singapore, 174

Slave hunting, 90

Sleeping-bag, 189

Smee, Dr., 40, 41, 42

Smell, sense of, used in arithmetic, 283

Smith, Gen. Sir Harry, 126

Smith, Prof. Henry, 240

Snowdon, 61

SOCIAL LIFE (_medallions_), 169

Sociological papers (eugenics), 321

SOUTH-WEST AFRICA, 121

Spectacles under water, 186

Speke, Captain, 199;
death, 202;
memorial, 203

Spencer, Herbert, 167, 178, 257, 292

Spoglio (in quarantine), 55

Sports or mutations, 313

Spottiswoode, Wm., 72, 183, 210, 232, 250, 304

Spurgeon, Rev. —, 285

Stanley, Dean, 69

—— 15th Earl Derby, 76

—— Sir Henry M., 205, 207

Statistical instinct, 4

—— units, 298

Statistician and statesman, 312

Statistics, medical, 44

Stereoscopic maps, 264

Stewardson, 132

Stewart and Balfour, 229

Strachey, General Sir Richard, 212, 241

Stratheden, Lord (_see_ Campbell)

Strickland, 63

Suffocation, 185

Swakop R., 129

Swartboy, 135, 145

Swedes, 124

Sylvester, Prof., 71

Symonds, J. Addington, 181

Symplegades, 51

Syra, Island, 53

SYRIA, 101

Tanganyika, 199

Target for riflemen, 166

Tarn R., 194

Taylor, Tom, 68

Telotype, 120

Thermometer, 227

Tiberias, Lake of, 106

Time, sense of, 277

Toad, pet, 114

Tounobis, 41, 131, 185

Tracings of self-recording instruments, 234, 236

Transfusion of blood, 297

Trepanning, 31

Trinity College, 58, 81

Twins, 294

Tyndall, Prof., 172, 191, 254

Union Society, 75

University of London and Eugenics, 320

Vacation Tourists, 186

Victoria Nyanza, 199

Vienna, 25, 50

Vignolles, Mr., 187

Visions of sane persons, 273

Vivisecting, natural, 32

_Vox populi_, 280

Vries, de, 253

Wagons, 139, 142

Walfish Bay, 127, 132

Walrond, F., 69

Water, digging for, 138

Water snakes (Danube), 51

Watson, Rev. H. W., 305

Weather charts, 231

Webb, Mr., 170, 206

Weldon, Prof., 320

Whales (Shetland), 112

Wharton, Admiral Sir Wm., 165

Wheatstone, Sir C., 40

Whewell, Dr., 60, 69

Whipple, Mr., 229

Whistles for high notes, 247

White Nile, 94

Wilberforce, Bishop, 171

Wind roses, 238

Wordsworth, Christopher, and his three sons, 58

Young (1st Trinity), 76

Zanzibar, 171, 198, 200

Zealander, New, 36

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