Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3Huxley, Thomas Henry
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Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3
Huxley, Thomas Henry
Huxley, Thomas Henry, 1825-1895; Naturalists -- England -- Biography
Birmingham, address on Priestley.
--opens Mason College.
Blackie, Professor, goes with, to Skelton's.
Blaythwayt, R., "The Uses of Sentiment".
Body, "a machine of the nature of an army".
Bollaert.
Book, a good, and fools.
Booth, General, "Darkest England" scheme.
--compared to Law's Mississippi scheme.
Bowman, Sir William, retiring from King's College.
--death of.
Bradlaugh, Charles, view of.
Bradlaugh, Miss, exclusion from University College.
Bramwell, Sir F., on technical education.
Brewster, Sir David.
--criticism of Darwin.
Bright, John, speeches.
Bristol Channel, report on the recent changes of level in.
British Association.
--at Southampton: Huxley's first paper.
--at Ipswich.
--at Belfast, 1852.
--at Liverpool, 1853.
--at Aberdeen.
--at Oxford, 1860.
--at Cambridge, 1862.
--at Nottingham.
--science in public schools.
--President Section D.
--at Dundee: working men's lecture delivered by Tyndall.
--at Norwich.
--Bathybius.
--"A Piece of Chalk,".
--Darwinism.
--at Exeter.
--at Liverpool: Huxley President.
--at Edinburgh.
--at Belfast.
--address on Animal Automatism.
--paper on Columella auris.
--committee on vivisection.
--at Dublin.
--address on Anthropology.
--at Sheffield: Huxley "eats the leek" about Bathybius.
--at York: address on "Rise and Progress of Paleontology".
--at Plymouth, invitation for.
--at Oxford, 1894: speech on growing acceptance of evolution.
British Museum, Natural History Collections.
--ex officio Trustee.
Broca, P., advice as to anthropological scheme.
--language and race.
Brodie, Sir Benjamin.
Brodie, Professor (afterwards the second Sir B.).
Brodie, Rev. P., letter to: local museums.
Brodrick, Hon. G., letter to, on Linacre chair.
--visit to.
--letter to: reason for accepting P.R.S.
Brooks, Mr. and Mrs., meeting with.
Brown, Alfred, South African geologist.
Brown Sequard at Oxford.
Browning, his music.
Bruce, John, visit to.
--in Edinburgh.
Bruny Island.
Bryson, Dr.
Buchner, L.
Buckland, Frank, succeeds as Fishery Inspector.
Buckland, Mrs., discovers an Echinoderm.
Buffon, on style.
--appreciation of.
Bunbury, Sir C.
Bunsen.
Burnett, Sir William, Director-General Navy Medical Service.
--interviews with.
--letter to.
Burns, John, and poem on Tennyson.
Burton, Edward, letter to: advice against building disregarded.
Busk, G., stays with.
--on Snowdon with.
--joint translation of Kolliker.
--x Club.
Butler's "Analogy".
Cabanis.
Cairns, Professor.
Calcutta, museum appointment.
Calvinism in science.
Cambridge.
--British Association at.
--Darwin's LL.D.
--Huxley's LL.D.
--Rede Lecture
--visit to.
--Harvey Tercentenary.
Campbell, Professor Lewis.
--letters to:
--value of Mariner's testimony about the Tongans.
--Oxford, British Association at, 1894, stronghold of the priesthood in
opposing scientific method.
Campbell, Mrs. L.
--letter to:
--hybrid gentian on a nameless island in Sils Lake.
Canaries, trip to.
Canino, Prince of, at British Association, Ipswich.
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