Kamilaroi, the, 35 n Kamilaroi group laws, Mr. Mathews on, 46 Kamilaroi interphratry marriages, 56 Kamilaroi marriage laws, Mr. Mathews on, 27; Mr. Fison on, 28 Keddies (Southern India), marriage custom among, 286 Kennedys of Galloway, 7 Kin name, maternal, 8 Kingsley, Miss, on the Calabar ‘bush-souls,’ 143 Kinship among the earliest human groups, 19 Kurnai women and the sex totem, 146 Kyontha social customs, Dr. Westermarck on, 246 n Kyonthas, avoidance among the, 275 Lance, Mr., on communal marriage survival, 106 Lang, Mr. G. S., quoted by Lord Avebury, 126 Lifu terms of relationship, 94, 100 Local exogamy, its origin, 13 Long’s, J., mention of ‘totam,’ 131 n Macdonnells of Moidart and Glengarry, 7 McGee, W. J., his ethnological terminology, 11 n; his views on the evolution of society, 52 McLennan, Mr. Daniel, on the origin of exogamy, 63; on the phratries of Northern Victoria tribes, 64 McLennan, Mr. Donald, on exogamy and totemism, 14, 16, 17 McLennan, Mr. J. F., 3; his views on maternal kin-names, 9; his definition of exogamy, 10, 12; his view of the most archaic marriage law, 13; his opinion of kinship, 19, 20; his theory of exogamy, 21; the theory untenable, 22; his views of ‘primitive groups,’ 31; and exogamous phratries, 37; considers totemism anterior to exogamy, 44; on totem kins, 55; on terms of relationship, 95; on marriage by capture, 267; his criticism of Mr. Morgan’s classification theory, 284; remarks thereon by Mr. Atkinson, 284 MacSorlies part of Clan Cameron, 8 McUlrigs (Kennedys) of Galloway, 7 Magical societies, 197 Maine, Sir Henry, his ‘Ancient Law,’ 7; on the evolution of tribes and states, 7 Malayan relationship system, Mr. Morgan on, 90, 281 Mandeville, Sir John, referred to, 24 Man’s distinction from other creatures, Mr. Atkinson on, 225 Marital relations among the Arunta 74 Marriage among savages, Mr. Crawley’s view of, 24 Marriage by capture, Mr. Atkinson on, 244, 266; editor’s remarks on Mr. Atkinson’s views, 248; Mr. McLennan on, 267 Marriage ceremony, Arunta, 24 Marriage, communal, Mr. Morgan’s theory, 90; Lord Avebury on, 124 Marriage custom of the Keddies of Southern India, 286 Marriage divisions in Australia, 38 Marriage, group, 89; supposed survivals of, 104 Marriage laws, totemic and civilised, 87 Marriage regulations among the Arunta, 78 Marriage within the totem name prohibited, 16 Maternal kinship, 8 Maternal love, origin of, Mr. Atkinson on, 231 Mathews, Mr. John, on aboriginal jealousy, 9 n Mathews, Mr., on Australian inter-tribal barter, 6; on prohibited marriages, 27; on group marriages, 35 n; on marriage divisions in Australia, 38; on class names, 119; on totem names, 120