CUL-DAR242    Note:    1824--1896   Emma Darwin's diary   Text

November 1871 Monday, 6 November 1871 bitter cold – Tuesday, 7 November 1871 warm Wednesday, 8 November 1871 Thursday, 9 November 1871 Friday, 10 November 1871 came home frost Saturday, 11 November 1871 poorly – Mr Mrs Ffinden C. [Rev. George Sketchley Ffinden, 1836?-1911. New curate] Fr. came November 1871 Sunday, 12 November 1871 sharp frost Monday, 13 November 1871 Tuesday, 14 November 1871 went to London Wednesday, 15 November 1871 Lady Derby called [Mary Catherine Sackville-West, 1824-1900

CUL-DAR242    Note:    1824--1896   Emma Darwin's diary   Text

snow - November 1880 Sunday, 21 November 1880 headache !! frost Monday, 22 November 1880 frost Tuesday, 23 November 1880 high wind cold Wednesday, 24 November 1880 Ditto Mrs Ffinden Thursday, 25 November 1880 warm rain Bernard went to No 4 Friday, 26 November 1880 rain B. returned Mrs Teesdale called Saturday, 27 November 1880 fine December 1880 [28 November — 4 December 1880 not microfilmed] Sunday, 5 December 1880 Monday, 6 December 1880 Tuesday, 7 December 1880 came to No 6 Q. A Wednesday, 8

CUL-DAR242    Note:    1824--1896   Emma Darwin's diary   Text

Dickson Pearce !! out in hay field Miss [crossed] Saturday, 2 July 1892 !!!! wr Mrs Huxley W. E D came July 1892 Sunday, 3 July 1892 wr Alice Hutch !!! high wind G. M. went Monday, 4 July 1892 en route to Dublin wr. Ida H E L went ! rheumatic Tuesday, 5 July 1892 wr H E L – Ffinden to tea cold rainy Wednesday, 6 July 1892 wr H E L – high wind r. cold Thursday, 7 July 1892 wr Ellen Mr Wright Mrs Sutherland called - Friday, 8 July 1892 wr Maud windy r bright young D. Play fair Saturday, 9 July

CUL-DAR242    Note:    1824--1896   Emma Darwin's diary   Text

high N. E Mrs Good called Tuesday, 2 July 1889 N. E. cool rain at night Wednesday, 3 July 1889 Ella M' to lunch Mrs Ffinden Thursday, 4 July 1889 !! Drove to Keston High Elms - Friday, 5 July 1889 !!! Hen came Saturday, 6 July 1889 Bessy to L. H. P. [Leith Hill Place] Mrs Miss Tuke Snow Marian !!! Anne Snow began July 1889 Sunday, 7 July 1889 some rain Monday, 8 July 1889 rain All went but Hen. Tuesday, 9 July 1889 Hen poorly Zion schools Mr Young – rain but hay carrying Wednesday, 10 July 1889

CUL-DAR242    Note:    1824--1896   Emma Darwin's diary   Text

September 1893 Louisa L. came Fr Bernard went wr Louisa – Louisa L. came - Tuesday, 5 September 1893 wr Elinor L. L. went Hen came lovely day - Wednesday, 6 September 1893 wr G. !!! Thursday, 7 September 1893 5.24 6.32 wr Horace Bessy Mildred went tom to Yorks Scotland rain in night Friday, 8 September 1893 wr B - Bee some rain Lady Derby A. Snow Saturday, 9 September 1893 wr W. E. D to Ellen – Mrs Ffinden to tea cool - pleasant September 1893 Sunday, 10 September 1893 5.29 6.25 wr. Bessy cold sunny

EH88202575    Note:    1839--1882   Charles Darwin's Address Book.   Text   Image

. Hast St. Bloomsbury George Henry Ford (1808-1876), South African natural history illustrator, provided illustrations for Descent vol. 2. Also listed below. Ffinden Rev G. S. Down George Sketchley Ffinden (1836/7-1911), Vicar of Down, 1871-1911. See an interview with him about Darwin here. On his bad relations with the Darwins see Atkins, Down: the home of the Darwins (1976) Text    Frankland Prof.   R. Coll of Chemistry, Kensington Museum Edward Frankland (1825-1899), Professor of chemistry

CUL-DAR242[.36]    Note:    1872   [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1872]   Text   Image

Monday, 1 January 1872 Lucy came Tuesday, 2 January 1872 Lizzy Turnbull dined Wednesday, 3 January 1872 went to New Cross Thursday, 4 January 1872 Friday, 5 January 1872 Lucy Mabel to L. H. P. [Leith Hill Place]  Saturday, 6 January 1872 Mr Mrs Ffinden dined January 187

BROM-P.123.25.3.1.1    Correspondence:   Darwin Emma née Wedgwood, Ffinden  1873.11.22   Darwin Emma née Wedgwood, Ffinden   Text   Image

The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [1] Down, Beckenham, Kent. Saturday Dear Mr Ffinden Sir John Lady Lubbock as well as Mr Darwin myself are anxious to establish the Reading Room for the winter months as we did formerly, I shall be much obliged to you to inform me whether I ought to apply [1v

BROM-P.123.25.3.1.7    Correspondence:   Lubbock John to Ffinden George Sketchley  1875.02.04   Lubbock John to Ffinden George Sketchley   Text   Image

remove what I am sure must be some accidental misunderstanding, I should of course be glad. Believe me yours very truly John Lubbock Rev. G.S. Ffinde

BROM-P.123.25.3.1.9    Correspondence:   Lubbock John to Ffinden George Sketchley  1875.02.09   Lubbock John to Ffinden George Sketchley   Text   Image

The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [1] High Elms 9 Feb. 1875 My dear Mr Ffinden I have duly received your letter of yesterday's date. I should have been very glad to have been [1v

BROM-P.123.25.3.1.11    Correspondence:   Lubbock John to Ffinden George Sketchley  1875.03.31   Lubbock John to Ffinden George Sketchley   Text   Image

The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [1] 31 Mar 1875 My dear Mr Ffinden I reluctantly came to the conclusion that it would be useless for me to attempt to restore harmony between you Mr Darwin, to remove the misapprehensions which [1v

BROM-P.123.25.3.1.12    Correspondence:   Lubbock John to Ffinden George Sketchley  1875.04.12   Lubbock John to Ffinden George Sketchley   Text   Image

reason why you should not again be on friendly terms. Believe me yours very truly John Lubbock Rev GS Ffinde

CUL-DAR202.47    Correspondence:   Darwin Charles Robert to Ffinden G.S  1876.09.05   Darwin Charles Robert to Ffinden G.S   Text   Image

(336I 390 (Conclusion) This belief has originated in our certain complete inability to explain why one set of different a change in the condition should induce different or any indeed any variation. we can no more understand explain why diversified a change in extreme circumstances It is equally unintelligible why diversified conditions should lead to diversified colours in the flowers, than why uniform conditions caused [text excised] the flowers in the [in another hand:] Ffinde

CUL-DAR271.8.1    Correspondence:   Darwin Emma née Wedgwood, Francis Darwin  [1877--1885]   55 letters from Emma Darwin to Francis Darwin   Text   Image

. Arthur Stanley, 1866-1935. 1877- Curate at Downe church, presumably as a locum for G.S. Ffinden, then the vicar. Son of Stanley H.] [14bv

CUL-DAR271.8.1    Correspondence:   Darwin Emma née Wedgwood, Francis Darwin  [1877--1885]   55 letters from Emma Darwin to Francis Darwin   Text   Image

he like to talk about it today) [From page 1:] F. has had a letter from Gen. Kaufman from Tachkent sending him a collection of wheat from Central Asia He seems glad to have it. Mr Richmond comes today to prepare [CD wrote to Ffinden on 4 June to say that Richard Litchfield will look into the case .] [Konstantin Petrovich von Kaufman, 1818-1882. The first Governor-General of Russian Turkestan.] [20a

CUL-DAR242[.46]    Note:    1882   [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1882]   Text   Image

The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [not microfilmed] Carbolic acid 1p. cent — 67165 [not microfilmed] Vote for Miss Thomas if not promised to Mrs Ffinden (Mr Swift) Stantin 67111 [title page] Harwood's Diamond Diary with An Almanack for 1882 [on reverse:] Hugh Cam Mr Ashcroft Write to G — Passenger on the Parā about ap 10 — to the care of the Royal Mail agent Plymouth January 188

CUL-DAR215.8b    Correspondence:   Innes John Brodie to Darwin [F]  1882.04.22   Innes John Brodie to Darwin [F]   Text   Image

the Parish, that you might like me, rather than Mr. Ffinden, to take the funeral service on Tuesday; that is unless you have any other friend in orders whom you prefer for any reason. I have no doubt Ffinden would permit me. I say this entirely as a suggestion only, for you to use exactly as best suits your own views. I will put in a line to Ffinden which you can send to him or burn. I shall be up here on Monday, and if I hear from you I shall go [3

CUL-DAR242[.53]    Note:    1889   [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1889]   Text   Image

Sunday, 30 June 1889 wrote Maud Miss Shore _ Monday, 1 July 1889 ! wr. Ellen – cold high N. E Mrs Good called Tuesday, 2 July 1889 N. E. cool rain at night Wednesday, 3 July 1889 Ella M' to lunch Mrs Ffinden Thursday, 4 July 1889 !! Drove to Keston High Elms - Friday, 5 July 1889 !!! Hen came Saturday, 6 July 1889 Bessy to L. H. P. [Leith Hill Place] Mrs Miss Tuke Snow Marian !!! Anne Snow began July 188

CUL-DAR242[.56]    Note:    1892   [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1892]   Text   Image

Sunday, 3 July 1892 wr Alice Hutch !!! high wind G. M. went Monday, 4 July 1892 en route to Dublin wr. Ida H E L went ! rheumatic Tuesday, 5 July 1892 wr H E L – Ffinden to tea cold rainy Wednesday, 6 July 1892 wr H E L – high wind r. cold Thursday, 7 July 1892 wr Ellen Mr Wright Mrs Sutherland called - Friday, 8 July 1892 wr Maud windy r bright young D. Play fair Saturday, 9 July 1892 wr H E L !! in mg W. E D. came dull p.m one shower July 189

CUL-DAR242[.57]    Note:    1893   [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1893]   Text   Image

Sunday, 3 September 1893 5.18 6.41 Brisk E. wind wr. W. Dr Moore Monday, 4 September 1893 Louisa L. came Fr Bernard went wr Louisa – Louisa L. came - Tuesday, 5 September 1893 wr Elinor L. L. went Hen came lovely day - Wednesday, 6 September 1893 wr G. !!! Thursday, 7 September 1893 5.24 6.32 wr Horace Bessy Mildred went tom to Yorks Scotland rain in night Friday, 8 September 1893 wr B - Bee some rain Lady Derby A. Snow Saturday, 9 September 1893 wr W. E. D to Ellen – Mrs Ffinden to tea cool

F1552.2    Book:     Litchfield, H. E. ed. 1904. Emma Darwin, wife of Charles Darwin. A century of family letters. Cambridge: University Press printed. Volume 2.   Text   Image   PDF

. Sept. 20th, 1896. Here is I do believe a bright Sunday for Stephen and Margaret [Massingberd]. Mr H. Bonham Carter and Sibella walked over (how pleasant to be so strong), and it was the second time I had not seen them, which I was sorry for, but Bessy thought they came chiefly to see Sara. Anyhow they had a good tea, and the sight of something so pretty and charming as Margaret. On Friday (a very dismal day) I went up the Luxted Road and had quite a gay time, meeting Mrs Ffinden so debonnaire and

A668    Book:     Atkins, Hedley. 1976. Down: the home of the Darwins; the story of a house and the people who lived there. London: Royal College of Surgeons [Phillimore].   Text   PDF

staying in the same house when Charles' letter arrived advising him to read it, it makes such capital fun of me and my grandfather . He showed the letter to the Bishop, who said, I'm very glad he takes it in this way, he is such a capital fellow . Unfortunately the excellent Brodie Innes left Down in 1869 to be replaced for a short time by the Rev. Henry Powell, of whom little is recorded, and then in 1871 by George S. ffinden, who remained the incumbent for forty years. What he got up to

A27    Book:     Freeman, R. B. 1978. Charles Darwin: A companion. Folkstone: Dawson.   Text   Image   PDF

. 1871 1911 ff was Vicar of Downe; he was generally disliked. 1896 Mrs ffinden is mentioned with nursemaid and baby in an elegant goat-carriage ED. Olive Willis described him as 'that wicked man' Atkins 48. Fife, George 1807 1857. Physician of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Naturalist friend of CD at Edinburgh. Findon, Mr Mr Findon's son, then a schoolboy at boarding school, of Downe Atkins 104.?= ffinden. Fine Dust Which Falls on Vessels in the Atlantic 1846 An account of the fine dust which often falls on

A27    Book:     Freeman, R. B. 1978. Charles Darwin: A companion. Folkstone: Dawson.   Text   Image   PDF

. . . there is one butcher and baker and the post-Office. A carrier goes weekly to London and calls anywhere for anything in London and takes anything anywhere' MLi 31 36. Schoolmasters; Norman, Skinner. Physician: Engleheart. Vicars: Drummond, Innes, ffinden. Curates: Hoole, Horsman, Humphreys, Powell, Robinson, Salin, Stephens. Churchwarden: Lovegrove. 1933 Howarth Howarth give a detailed description of the village and its history. Newman, in Pevsner's Buildings of England, West Kent, 251, 1969

A27b    Book:     Freeman, R. B. 2007. Charles Darwin: A companion. 2d online edition, compiled by Sue Asscher.   Text

Fertilisation of Flowers 1883 Hermann Müller, The fertilisation of flowers, London; preface, vii-x, by CD (F1432). Translation, by D'Arcy W. Thompson, of Befruchtung der Blumen durch Insekten, Leipzig 1873. 1950 Foreign edition, CD's preface only: Russian (F1433) 1950. Fertilisation of Orchids, see Orchids. Fertilisation of Plants 1877 Gardeners' Chronicle, 7:246 (Bii 191, F1780). Fertilisation of winter-flowering plants 1869 Nature, Lond., 1:85 (Bii 160). Ffinden, George Sketchley, 1836/37