“Designs” in finger-print patterns, 46 Devon, Dr., 60 Dickens, Charles, 19, 102 Direct Observation of Finger-patterns, 44 Eggs, markings on birds’, 42 Enlarged Photographs, 66 Evaporation of Sweat-marks, 37 Evolutionary development, 50 Feet, ridges & furrows on, 33 Finger-and Foot-prints studied in Birmingham University, 116 Finger-print of Stone Age, 12 Finger-print System, applied to Banking, 117 Forgeot, Dr. René, on latent imprints, 63 Galton, Sir Francis, 17, 23, 27, 55, 79, 89 Garson, Dr. J. G., 63, 80 Gegenbaur’s Jahrbüch (1905), 23 Giles, Prof., 11 Glaister, Prof., 119 Glass Disc, centred, 73 Greasy Marks, visible and latent, 63 Gotch, Francis, 42 Halation in Photographs, 66 Halifax, Chief Constable of, 116 Hart, Dr. Berry, 58 Henry, Sir Ed. R., 16, 80, 88 Herschel, Sir William J., 16, 24, 27, 79 Hooker, Sir Joseph, 72 Holme, Chas. (_The Studio_), 14 Hopf, Ludwig, 30 Huxley, Prof., 40 Identification of Habitual Criminals, 102 _Index Medicus_ of U.S., 23 India, early use of finger-prints in, 11 Indirect Observation of patterns, 45 Ink used in printing, 65 Innocence established by finger-print evidence, 113 Irving, Henry, 101 Japan, use of finger-prints in, 11 Japanese hand-like use of feet, 33 Keith, Prof., 57 Kew Micrometer, 72 _Knowledge_, 107 Lineations like finger-patterns, 43 Lister, Lord, 81 Lombroso, Prof. Cesare, 60 Lyell, Sir Chas., 43 Mallet, Mr. (_The Strand_), 111 Malpighi, on ridges, 16 “Mark Twain”, 28 Mexican foot-prints, 9, 10 Minakata Kumagusa (_Nature_), 11 Mirror-patterns, 71 Mitchell, C. Ainsworth, 12, 54 Monkey, Tail of Spider, 30 Morrison, Prof., 116 Mummy Patterns preserved, 76 Munro, Detective-Sergeant Charles, 36 Munro, Inspector, 109 Musical glasses, 30 _Nature_, 11, 16, 23 Neame, Chief-Inspector, 104 “Negative” Prints, 45 _Nineteenth Century_, 37 Official Register Form, 69 Osmic acid for greasy marks, 65 Paleyan conception, The, 41 Palmar Creases, 11 Pater, Walter, 19 Patterns, viewed teleologically, 54 Pearman, Supt., 115 Persistence of patterns, 76, 79 “Photographs” in official usage, 105 Photo-telegraphy, 75 Physiographical analogies, 35 Poe, Edgar A., 44 Pore Marks, variability of, 62 “Positive” prints, 45 Poulton, Prof., 42 Proto-troglodytes, 57 Printing, technique of, 61 Purkinje, Prof. J. E., 16, 18 Racial peculiarities, 55 Reeve’s requisites for printing, 65 Register of Distinctive Marks, 103 Register of Habitual Criminals, 116 Registers, different purposes of, 91 Ridges of skin, 31 Ripple Marks in sand, 32 Rules for Classification, 92 Schlaginhaufen, Prof. O., 23, 44 Search, problems of, 84 Sollas, Prof. (_Science Progress_), 13 Spencer, Herbert, 30, 37 Stedman, Inspector, 66