Search Results - The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online

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CUL-DAR209.3.241 Note: [ny][.05].28.--[.05].29 Nephrodium molle Text Image

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CUL-DAR209.3.146-147 Note: [ny].03.20 Deutzia gracilis fig 105 / Proof sheet of Forms of flowers Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.125 Note: [1833][.02]14 North part of Wollaston Island Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.126 Note: [1832.11.27—1832.12.03] San Blas shells / D'Orbigny Geolog / (list of species observed) Text Image

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CUL-DAR262.10.16 Note: [ny].02.19-.10.09 [rainfall totals] Image

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CUL-DAR209.3.78 Note: [0000].03.09 Cabbage (Barnes) [with diagram] Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.1.92 Note: [0000].06.29 Done by Frank / Some Hours after weak C[arbonate of] Ammonia [with Text Image

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CUL-DAR157.1.20 Note: [ny].07.19--[ny].07.21 Lygodium articulatum Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.1.99 Note: [ny].07.19--[ny].07.20 5 p.m (4 Black sticks) / Boiled decoction of young green Peas Text Image

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CUL-DAR68.119 Note: [ny].07.19--[ny].07.28 Nelumbium speciosum / Silver initially removed by ether & surface very Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.1.98 Note: [0000].07.29 (15) Sulphate of Quinine concentrated str[ength] but less than 1 gr to 1 Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.1.100 Note: [0000].07.29 Citrate of Strychnine 1 gr to 1 oz [application also of carbonate of Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.B91 Note: [ny].08.29 Long-styled long stamens face alternate with petals sepals Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.2.106 Note: [0000].08.29 Put 3 bits of raw meat on lower surface of base of tentacles & produced Text Image

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CUL-DAR49.149 Note: [0000].08.29 found field with Red Clover which seemed to have been cut repeatedly Text Image

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CUL-DAR209.3.280 Note: [ny].09.19--[ny].09.20 Pistia stratiotes Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.1.108-110 Note: [0000].09.29 Red stick / Starch thick as thick cream [application also of urine, milk, Text Image

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CUL-DAR209.10.11 Note: [ny].10.19 Amphicarpaea monoica Text Image

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CUL-DAR209.4.276-278 Note: [ny].10.19--[ny].10.20 Nankin cotton Text Image

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CUL-DAR209.7.118 Note: [ny].10.19--[ny].10.21 Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.1.115 Note: [0000].10.29 8h / 3 glands crushed yesterday at 8h 30 — no inflection at 12h Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.1.116 Note: [0000].10.29 t[entacle] of 2nd row from outside — exterior circle of cells occupy so Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.1.117 Note: [0000].10.29 Ch XII Aggregation / It is certain that cutting off t[entacle] close Text Image

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CUL-DAR157.1.39 Note: [ny].11.19--[ny].11.23 Hoya carnosa [movements measured against books (in Study?)] Text Image

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CUL-DAR227.9.69 Note: [[1605--1621]] (Spanish): `Tercera predicacion de la undecima concession de Paulo Quinto'

26.

CUL-DAR267.14 Note: [1675--1915] Notebook 'A Book of Entertainments', [1675-1915]

27.

CUL-DAR267.1 Note: 1680--1722 Recipe book, c. 1680 - c. 1722

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CUL-DAR267.12 Note: 1704 Printed book Dr Lowers, and several other Eminent Physicians - 'Receipts containing the best and safest method of curing most diseases in humane bodies', 1704

29.

CUL-DAR267.5 Note: 1717--1755 Account book, c. 1717 - c. 1755

30.

CUL-DAR239.47.1 Note: 1719.05.11 [concerning legal process involving Robert Darwin]

31.

CUL-DAR267.6 Note: 1720--1757 'Catalogue of library books, Elston Hall, written by Mr Robt Darwin' c. 1720 - c. 1757

32.

CUL-DAR267.7 Note: 1720--1800 'Coins, weights & measures', c. 1720 - c. 1800

33.

CUL-DAR267.8 Note: 1722--1787 'Elston terrier, Robt Darwin', c. 1722 - c. 1787

34.

CUL-DAR267.33 Note: [1724--1816] 'Providence a poem', undated [1724-1816]

35.

CUL-DAR267.34 Note: [1724--1816] 'Geology or a short description of the earth', undated [1724-1816]

36.

CUL-DAR267.2 Note: 1728--1752 'Poems volume 13'

37.

CUL-DAR267.15 Note: 1729--1805 Diary of gardening activities, 1729-1805

38.

CUL-DAR267.9 Note: 1730--1920 Family history notebook, c. 1730 - early 20th century

39.

CUL-DAR267.40 Note: 1730--1770 Transcription 'A mock heroic poem in six books by Bardadagresay [John Barker, John Darwin, Erasmus Darwin, [?] Green and William Sayle', undated [mid 18th century]

40.

CUL-DAR227.2.13 Note: [[1731--1802]] concerning springs

41.

CUL-DAR227.2.14 Note: [[1731--1848]] booklet (travel guide)

42.

CUL-DAR227.2.15 Note: [[1731--1848]] booklet (travel guide)

43.

CUL-DAR227.2.16 Note: [[1731--1802]] of an address `To the Queen'

44.

CUL-DAR227.2.17 Note: [[1731--1802]] poems

45.

CUL-DAR227.2.18 Note: [[1731--1802]] verses `Oh. Master Time'

46.

CUL-DAR227.2.19 Note: [[1731--1802]] exercise book (cover-titl[reference incomplete])

47.

CUL-DAR227.2.20 Note: [[1731--1802]] exercise-book (cover-title `II')

48.

CUL-DAR227.2.21 Note: [[1731--1802]] exercise book (cover-title `I. Notes at the bottom of the page')

49.

CUL-DAR227.2.22 Note: [[1731--1802]] exercise book (without cover-title) `The Progress of Society a Poem in

50.

CUL-DAR227.2.23 Note: [[1731--1802]] exercise book (cover-titl[reference incomplete]) `The Temple of Nature or The Progress of

51.

CUL-DAR227.2.24 Note: [[1731--1802]] exercise book (cover-title `Temple of Nature') `The Temple of Nature or

52.

CUL-DAR227.2.25 Note: [[1731--1802]] exercise book (cover-title `IV. Canto II')

53.

CUL-DAR227.2.26 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `juices for the purpose'

54.

CUL-DAR227.2.27 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `2. (see 83) Other vegetable embryons'

55.

CUL-DAR227.2.28 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `zzz / through the roots'

56.

CUL-DAR227.2.29 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `8. About midsummer'

57.

CUL-DAR227.2.30 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `10. The umbilical vessels'

58.

CUL-DAR227.2.31 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `for light and air'

59.

CUL-DAR227.2.32 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `Having treated on the physiology'

60.

CUL-DAR227.2.33 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `Part II. Economy of vegetation'

61.

CUL-DAR227.2.34 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `Canto I. p. 385.'

62.

CUL-DAR227.2.35 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `many trees, as the Fagus'

63.

CUL-DAR227.2.36 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `Electricity appears to be of two kinds'

64.

CUL-DAR227.2.37 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `In fearful agony another stands'

65.

CUL-DAR227.2.38 Note: [[1731--1802]] (loose sheet) `Notes / P. 4. a. Dr Halley'

66.

CUL-DAR267.3 Note: 1737--1754 'Poems volume 11'

67.

CUL-DAR267.10 Note: 1739--1754 Texts for sermons preached at Elston Church, 1739-1754

68.

CUL-DAR267.16 Note: 1740 'Notes by R.W.D.', c. 1740

69.

CUL-DAR267.17 Note: 1740--1760 Astronomical and calendrical notebook, c. 1740 - c. 1760

70.

CUL-DAR267.18 Note: 1740--1780 'Practical geometry', c. 1740 - c. 1780

71.

CUL-DAR267.19 Note: 1742--1812 'R.W.D. Note Book', 1742-1812

72.

CUL-DAR267.20 Note: 1743--1754 'Copies of poems R.W.D.', 1743-1754

73.

CUL-DAR267.36 Note: 1743--1760 'Will[ia]m Alvey Darwin's Book - 1743', 1743 - c. 1760

74.

CUL-DAR267.21 Note: 1744--1750 Notebook on coins, 1744 - c. 1750

75.

CUL-DAR267.22 Note: 1744 'A short abridgment of Spectacle de la nature or Nature delineated', c. 1744

76.

CUL-DAR267.23 Note: 1745--1806 'Poetry', 1745-1806

77.

CUL-DAR250.42 Note: 1745.12.06 receipt

78.

CUL-DAR267.24 Note: 1748 'The present state of man', 1748

79.

CUL-DAR267.11 Note: 1749--1754 Catalogue of Elston books, 26 Oct. 1749 - 1754

80.

CUL-DAR267.25 Note: 1750--1777 Legal notebook, c. 1750 - 1777

81.

CUL-DAR267.26 Note: 1750--1800 'R.W.D. Receipts [recipe book]', c. 1750 - c. 1800

82.

CUL-DAR267.41 Note: 1750 Shorthand notebook or primer, c. 1750

83.

CUL-DAR267.4 Note: 1751--1754 'Poems volume 12' 1751 - 10 Dec. 1754

84.

CUL-DAR267.27 Note: 1751--1754 Astronomical and calendrical notebook, 1751-1754

85.

CUL-DAR267.35 Note: 1752 Shorthand primer, 1752

86.

CUL-DAR267.70 Note: 1753 'Memoirs of a journey to Edinburgh from Elston by Robt Waring and Erasmus Darwin Oct 1853', 1753

87.

CUL-DAR227.9.16 Note: [1757.12.29.after--1758] 'The penalty in the Bond £2000'

88.

CUL-DAR227.8.114 Note: [[1750--1799]] To make Auricules

89.

CUL-DAR227.8.115 Note: [[1750--1799]] Happy is the woman

90.

CUL-DAR227.8.120 Note: [[1750--1799]] Memoirs of Dr Darwin

91.

CUL-DAR227.9.63 Note: [[1750--1799]] Cook v Cook Case 494 / for Mr Howerd

92.

CUL-DAR227.9.64 Note: [[1750--1799]] Hall & Hall

93.

CUL-DAR227.9.65 Note: [[1750--1799]] [fragments of draft legal clauses and questions]

94.

CUL-DAR227.9.67 Note: [[1750--1799]] [financial (valuations)]

95.

CUL-DAR267.57 Note: 1759 French vocabulary and rules to be observed in pronunciation, c. 1759

96.

CUL-DAR227.8.102 Note: [1760sorafter?] [small notebook, first three pages containing pictures and descriptions of coins and medallions

97.

CUL-DAR227.8.104 Note: [1760s?] The Position laid down is

98.

CUL-DAR227.8.105 Note: [1760s?] Untill the number of people be greatly increased

99.

CUL-DAR227.8.106 Note: [1760.probably] H[ea]ds of the Act for the Weaver Navigation

100.

CUL-DAR227.8.94 Note: [1760sorafter?] Inventory of Sundry articles

101.

CUL-DAR227.2.1 Note: 1760.04.17--1760.04.18 booklet `An account of a Farm at Lincoln now belonging to Dr Erasmus

102.

CUL-DAR227.8.110 Note: [Undated] The terms of Faulconry

103.

CUL-DAR227.9.23 Note: [1762--1766] 'In consideration of 1000 pounds'

104.

CUL-DAR210.14.233 Note: [[1765--1832]] note [re Cecil Lord Burleigh]

105.

CUL-DAR227.8.1 Note: [1765] [remarks on canals]

106.

CUL-DAR227.2.2 Note: [1765] pamphlet `Account of the design'd Canal'

107.

CUL-DAR227.2.3 Note: [1765] of a preface to item CUL-DAR227.2.2? `At this time of day'

108.

CUL-DAR227.2.4 Note: [1765] addendum `In reguard to any diminution of the number of Horses'

109.

CUL-DAR227.2.5 Note: [1765] dedication-sheet for item CUL-DAR227.2.2? `To The Legislature'

110.

CUL-DAR227.2.6 Note: [1765] relating to `Pamphlet on canals'

111.

CUL-DAR227.8.2 Note: [1765.04.00] References to a plan of the rivers

112.

CUL-DAR227.5.141 Note: [[1766--1848]] [medical] booklet containing recipes

113.

CUL-DAR227.5.142 Note: [[1766--1848]] In Caverswall church

114.

CUL-DAR227.7.162 Note: [[1766--1848]] note he came here to avoid pain

115.

CUL-DAR227.5.143 Note: [[1766--1848]] [medical] (essay concerning rupture of the urethra)

116.

CUL-DAR227.5.144 Note: [[1766--1848]] L bis Kilmorey [ie Needham F.J, 2nd earl of Kilmorey?]

117.

CUL-DAR227.5.145 Note: [[1766--1848]] Vicar of Chirk

118.

CUL-DAR227.5.146 Note: [[1766--1848]] [financial]

119.

CUL-DAR227.5.147 Note: [[1766--1848]] [financial]

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CUL-DAR227.5.148 Note: [[1766--1848]] [financial]

121.

CUL-DAR227.5.149 Note: [[1766--1848]] [financial]

122.

CUL-DAR227.5.150 Note: [[1766--1848]] [medical] recipe

123.

CUL-DAR227.5.151 Note: [[1766--1848]] A Friend and an enemy

124.

CUL-DAR227.5.161 Note: [ny].11.05--[ny].01.13 [medical] `Neve W'

125.

CUL-DAR227.5.163 Note: [ny].01.08 [medical] (prescription)

126.

CUL-DAR227.5.156 Note: [ny].01.21 [medical] `S. Miss'

127.

CUL-DAR227.5.153 Note: [ny].04.13 [medical] `P Lyell'

128.

CUL-DAR227.5.155 Note: [ny].05.18 [medical] `Mrs Mitchell'

129.

CUL-DAR227.5.158 Note: [ny].05.25 [medical] `H. (Miss)'

130.

CUL-DAR227.5.152 Note: [ny].06.02 [financial] (account statement) `A.C 74'

131.

CUL-DAR227.5.162 Note: [ny].07.13 [medical] `Clarke Mr'

132.

CUL-DAR227.5.159 Note: [ny].08.03--[ny].08.12 [medical] `Kenyon (Miss)'

133.

CUL-DAR227.5.160 Note: [ny].08.15--[ny].09.04 [medical] `Kenyon (Miss)'

134.

CUL-DAR227.5.154 Note: [ny].10.08 [medical] `Miss Benyon'

135.

CUL-DAR267.29 Note: 1770 Envelope of loose sheets, riddles and a recipe for ink, c. 1770

136.

CUL-DAR227.2.7 Note: 1770.07.02 reminiscences of his first wife

137.

CUL-DAR227.8.5 Note: 1770.07.04 Darwin [M née Howard] funeral expenses

138.

CUL-DAR227.5.1 Note: [1771.05.09.after] Chas Howard born

139.

CUL-DAR227.5.2 Note: [1772.after] Dr E.D practice 1758-1772

140.

CUL-DAR227.8.8 Note: 1773--1776 Notebook `Autograph album'

141.

CUL-DAR227.2.8 Note: 1773 verses `Sleep sweet Cherub'

142.

CUL-DAR227.8.6 Note: 1773.02.22 The following Estates came to my Share by Lot in Lincolnshire

143.

CUL-DAR227.2.9 Note: 1774.08.00--1776.01.00 booklet `Shorthand, or the art of writing quick, & concisely'

144.

CUL-DAR267.13 Note: 1775 Darwin pedigree, c. 1775

145.

CUL-DAR267.38 Note: 1775 'Susanna Darwin poetry', c. 1775

146.

CUL-DAR267.58 Note: 1775 Notebook, with a copy of Robert Waring Darwin's poem 'Providence', c. 1775

147.

CUL-DAR267.39 Note: 1776 'A tour from Lichfield to London', 1776

148.

CUL-DAR267.37 Note: 1777--1818 Account of loans, Oct. 1777 - 1818

149.

CUL-DAR227.5.3 Note: [1777.09.17.after] Miss Hall married

150.

CUL-DAR227.6.6 Note: [1780s] "Certificate of attendance at Anatomical and Chirurgical lectures"

151.

CUL-DAR267.59 Note: 1780--1783 Notebook journal of current events, 20 Dec. 1780 - Aug. 1783

152.

CUL-DAR200 Note: 1782--1882 [All of DAR200 in one sequence of 472 images] Image

153.

CUL-DAR200.2.74 Note: 1782 (extract from) `The elements of musick display'd': 103

154.

CUL-DAR227.9.68 Note: [1780s.mid--late?] [financial] The Rent of the Estates [refers to Darwin W.A (1726-1783)?]

155.

CUL-DAR267.28 Note: 1783 'Principia botanica', 1783

156.

CUL-DAR267.30 Note: 1783 'Calendar of useful plants', 1783

157.

CUL-DAR227.8.9 Note: [1788][.afterHilaryterm] When the Decisions of an upright Judge

158.

CUL-DAR227.2.10 Note: 1789 `Dr Darwin on the Vase'

159.

CUL-DAR227.5.38 Note: [1790--1815] [financial] booklet `Account Book 1790-1815'

160.

CUL-DAR267.31 Note: 1790--1800 Botanical and calendrical notebook, c. 1790 - c. 1800

161.

NT-767995 Note: 1791--1980 Weighing account notebook, Leith Hill Place.

162.

CUL-DAR227.5.4 Note: [1792.after] The above are extracted from the Parish Register of Westboro' Co

163.

CUL-DAR227.9.28 Note: 1793.11.02 Will

164.

CUL-DAR227.5.140 Note: [1796--1848] [financial] (account statement) `Professional Income at end Annual

165.

CUL-DAR227.2.11 Note: 1796 booklet `Catalogue of hardy plants'

166.

CUL-DAR267.32 Note: 1796--1816 'House book Elston', Jan. 1796 - Oct. 1816

167.

CUL-DAR227.8.97 Note: [1790s.lateorafter] sheet of land valuations

168.

CUL-DAR227.5.5 Note: 1798 [financial] (income)

169.

CUL-DAR227.2.12 Note: 1798.12.02 booklet `Theory of Language'

170.

CUL-DAR227.5.6 Note: 1799 [financial] (income)

171.

CUL-DAR227.8.11 Note: [1799.12.29.after] [copy of gravestone inscription of Darwin Charles]

172.

CUL-DAR227.8.12 Note: [1799.12.29.after] [copy of gravestone inscription of Darwin E jr]

173.

CUL-DAR145.325 Note: [[1800--1893]] [notes to item CUL-DAR145.324]

174.

CUL-DAR227.5.7 Note: 1800 exts from old pocket books before I burnt them

175.

CUL-DAR267.42 Note: 1800 Notes on the Book of Genesis and the Book of Exodus, c. 1800

176.

CUL-DAR267.60 Note: 1800 Darwin pedigree, c. 1800

177.

CUL-DAR267.61 Note: 1800 Notebook of recipes, c. 1800

178.

CUL-DAR267.62 Note: 1800 Astronomical and calendrical notebook, c. 1800

179.

CUL-DAR227.5.8 Note: 1800.01.00--1801.06.00 [financial] (income)

180.

CUL-DAR227.8.10 Note: [1800s?] Erasmus Darwin was married [concerning 1757-1790]

181.

CUL-DAR267.45 Note: 1801--1802 Account book, 1801-1802

182.

CUL-DAR227.5.9 Note: 1801.06.27 [financial]

183.

CUL-DAR227.5.13 Note: 1801.07.00--1802.06.00 [financial] (accounts)

184.

EH88202161 Note: 1802--1850 Transcriptions of death notices relating to Dr Erasmus Darwin entitled "Dates of deaths in my family..."

185.

CUL-DAR267.56 Note: 1802--1807 Bramhope Hall, 1802-1807

186.

CUL-DAR267.63 Note: 1802--1812 Account book, 1802-1812

187.

CUL-DAR227.5.10 Note: [1802.04.18.after] Samuel Prete buried

188.

CUL-DAR227.8.15 Note: 1802.04.21 Post-mortem examination of Darwin E

189.

CUL-DAR210.14.3 Note: 1802.04.24 receipt

190.

CUL-DAR227.5.11 Note: 1802.04.24 [financial] R.W Darwin in account with his late father

191.

CUL-DAR227.5.12 Note: 1802.05.00 booklet (reminiscences of Darwin E, and other family notes)

192.

CUL-DAR227.5.14 Note: 1802.06.26 [financial] (supplementary slip)

193.

CUL-DAR227.5.15 Note: 1802.07.00--1803.06.00 [financial] (accounts)

194.

CUL-DAR227.7.161 Note: [1802.late?] [fair copy of later version of item CUL-DAR227.7.37, with comments on reverse]

195.

CUL-DAR227.8.19 Note: [1803] Plate list as given to John Clempson

196.

CUL-DAR227.5.21 Note: 1803.07.01--1804.06.30 [financial] (accounts)

197.

CUL-DAR227.5.16 Note: 1803.10.19 Sir Walter Farquahar

198.

CUL-DAR227.5.17 Note: 1803.11.01 Dr Franklin

199.

CUL-DAR227.5.18 Note: 1803.11.20 [re Miss Darby]

200.

CUL-DAR227.5.19 Note: [1803.11.19.after] Superstition

201.

CUL-DAR227.5.20 Note: 1803.11.27 [financial] (supplementary slip)

202.

CUL-DAR227.8.21 Note: [1804] [gravestone inscription of Darwin W of Cleatham, and others]

203.

CUL-DAR29.3.76-77 Note: [[1804--1892]] Mammalia in Spirits of Wine (enumeration and description of specimens Text Image

204.

EHunnumbered[.5] Note: [[1804--1881]] [financial notes] from E.A Darwin's Memorandum book

205.

CUL-DAR267.43 Note: 1804--1805 Cash account book, 1804-1805

206.

CUL-DAR227.5.25 Note: 1804.07.01--1805.06.30 [financial] (accounts)

207.

CUL-DAR227.5.22 Note: 1804.08.00 H Powys

208.

CUL-DAR227.4.19 Note: [1805] note concerning allotments

209.

CUL-DAR227.8.22 Note: [1805] Powis pedigree

210.

CUL-DAR227.5.23 Note: 1805.02.06 Memorandums Mr Bowman

211.

CUL-DAR227.5.24 Note: [1805.05.24.after] [gravestone inscription for Darwin J]

212.

CUL-DAR227.5.26 Note: 1805.07.01--1806.06.30 [financial] (accounts)

213.

CUL-DAR250.33 Note: [[1805]].08.00--[[1880]].09.00 [travelogue of Italian tour]

214.

CUL-DAR250.32 Note: [[1805]][.10.00]--[[1880]][.10.00] [travelogue of German tour]

215.

CUL-DAR227.5.27 Note: 1806--1807 [financial] (accounts)

216.

CUL-DAR262.3.3 Note: 1806 Extract of Mrs Schimmelpenni[nck]'s marriage settlement

217.

EH88206098 Note: 1806 Extract of Mrs Schimmelpenni[ck]'s marriage settlement

218.

CUL-DAR227.5.29 Note: 1807--1808 [financial] (accounts)

219.

CUL-DAR227.5.30 Note: [1807--1808] [financial] booklet `Furniture Account'

220.

CUL-DAR227.5.28 Note: 1807.10.19 [financial] `The rent for half year'

221.

CUL-DAR219.11.52 Note: [[1808--1896]] She is as much struck as Coleridge ...

222.

CUL-DAR210.8.41 Note: [[1808--1896]] "Laura sitting" Text Image

223.

CUL-DAR227.5.31 Note: 1808--1809 [financial] (accounts)

224.

CUL-DAR219.11.27 Note: [[1808--1875]] "The Leith Hill party arrived this afternoon"

225.

CUL-DAR219.11.28 Note: [[1808--1896]] "... nothing of them in Cumberland place"

226.

CUL-DAR140.2.1-24 Note: [1809--1882.04.00] Personal Journal 1809-1881 (copy) Image

227.

CUL-DAR68.25 Note: [ny][.00]08 Repeated observation in exactly 6 m[inutes] conspicuous drops appeared on Text Image

228.

CUL-DAR60.1.73 Note: [ny][.00]14 3 p.m Put fly on marginal hairs — both kinds [avoid word extreme Text Image

229.

CUL-DAR76.B146 Note: [ny][.00]19 To my astonishment I saw this morning very many Hive-Bees visiting Red Text Image

230.

CUL-DAR60.1.101 Note: [ny][.00]27 at 8h 10 put 1 large old leaf & some very tender very pale leaf in little Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.134 Note: [Undated] Duck's seedling equal styled / long-styled [numbers of seeds] Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.79-80 Note: [Undated] Weight [of seed] / [numbers of seed for a given weight] / poorer seed Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.12-13 Note: [Undated] Conclusions on Heteromorphic seedlings Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.B24 Note: [Undated] The long-styled flowers greatly preponderated Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.B25 Note: [Undated] Nature of offspring [references to Darwin Charles Robert m.s] Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.B27 Note: [Undated] Introduce Ch VI p. 249 footnote [calculations] Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.B28 Note: [Undated] [list of genera with total number of species and number of species / Proof sheet of Orchids, p. 3, published, p. 6. Image

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CUL-DAR111.B3 Note: [Undated] Dimorphism / Oxalis being trimorphic in S[outh] Africa & S[outh] America Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.B33 Note: [Undated] Table / Nature of the offspring from illegitimately fertilised Dimorphic Image

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CUL-DAR111.B34 Note: [Undated] Table 31 / Diameter of Pollen-grains from up to 2 or 3 forms of the same Image

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CUL-DAR111.B20 Note: [Undated] When I speak of petals of Compos[itae] containing much acrid matter - Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.B6 Note: [Undated] The Robinsonia of Juan Fernandez which has flowers of same sex of two Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.B7 Note: [Undated] [list of genera] Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.B8 Note: [Undated] In Chapt VII I must allude to andro-dioicous plants — doubtfully or not Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.B97 Note: [Undated] Oldenlandia (India) / Average of 10 measurements / Short styled pollen to Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.B98 Note: [Undated] Lipostoma / Water plant?? / In Long-styled [the] shortest stigma stand Text Image

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CUL-DAR157.2.69-70 Note: [Undated] Passiflora floribunda [figure and note] Text Image

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CUL-DAR157.2.79 Note: [Undated] "Summary of Tendrils" Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.B3c Note: [Undated] Cratoxylon — short-styled form — 3 stigmas project between the 3 / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation, published, p. 41. Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.15-18 Note: [Undated] Chinese Primrose [tables and conclusions comparing heteromorphic and Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.160 Note: [Undated] long-styled by pollen of Cowslip [numbers of flowers and those producing Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.161-162 Note: [Undated] Homomorphic seedlings cowslip-polyanthus / General Results / Plants Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.170 Note: [Undated] cowslip-polyanthus / nat[urally] fertilised [numbers of seeds, as Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.19 Note: [Undated] Table / Long-styled Oxlip / Common Cowslip / Common Primrose Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.29-31 Note: [Undated] Equal-styled varieties of P[rimula] Sinensis Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.B100 Note: [Undated] Lag[urus] parviflora Benty Long-styled — 8 long stamens with short Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.B15 Note: [Undated] Penetration of pollen-tubes / Short-styled / Long-styled / Mid-styled Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.B37 Note: [Undated] Homomorphic seedlings [numbered and marked according to simultaneity of Text Image

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CUL-DAR104.246 Note: [Undated] Hooker admits affinity of St Helena & Juan Fernandez analogical These

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CUL-DAR109.A57b Note: [Undated] Pulmonaria officinalis the corolla of short-styled generally larger of Text Image

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CUL-DAR133.19.10 Note: [Undated] Cyclamen europaeum [extract from Clusius `Hist' I: 264], Cyclamen europaeum, Clusius `Historia' I.264 Image

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CUL-DAR108.103 Note: [Undated] Common Cowslip fertilised by mid-styled Red Cowslip [numbers of seeds] Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.82 Note: [Undated] [Weight and number of seeds, table and conclusions] Text Image

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CUL-DAR108.9 Note: [Undated] conclusions Bardfield Oxlip / often happens with primula is is difficult Text Image

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CUL-DAR157.2.83 Note: [Undated] Catches only when moves — There must be some connection of twisting Text Image

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CUL-DAR157.2.87 Note: [Undated] After discussing action of light on tendril — allude to Echinocystis and Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.A3v Note: [Undated] [list of some self-fertilising plants] Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.A44 Note: [Undated] Rhamnus lanceolatus [with diagrams of pollen-grain diameters (magnified) Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.A5 Note: [Undated] Origanum consists of 2 forms / N.B the female flowers must be fertilised Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.A50 Note: [Undated] Size of corolla / Proof sheet of Orchids, p. 210. Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.A52 Note: [Undated] Dyer / There are many cases in Hermaphrodite flowers of some or a whole Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.B106-B109 Note: [Undated] Mid-styled / Short-styled / Long-styled / Illegitimate Unions Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.B114 Note: [Undated] No of seed Legitimate / Illegitimate [calculations] Image

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CUL-DAR109.B89-B90 Note: [Undated] Summary on Fertility [table] Image

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CUL-DAR109.B9 Note: [Undated] Cape Oxalis — one form which did set any seed in any case Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.B93 Note: [Undated] Peplis portula calyx as in Lythrum & Cuphea 6 stamens facing inner Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.B97 Note: [Undated] Long-styled / Mid-styled / Short-styled [calculations] / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation, p. 100, published, p. 198. Text Image

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CUL-DAR11.1.14a Note: [Undated] In Portfolio "Instinct" some excellent facts from Bachman on change of Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.A11 Note: [Undated] p 424 printed p. 220 M.S / Work in in final chapter / P[rimlua] veris Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.A12 Note: [Undated] P[rimula] veris / long-styled 20 fl[owers] yielded 8 Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.A17 Note: [Undated] It appears from an account of Hottonia inflata by Dr Torrey sent me by Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.A22b Note: [Undated] [naming Mulsant E as secretary of Lyon Academy] Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.A45-A47 Note: [Undated] Short-styled Pulmonaria [numbers of seeds in different modes of Image

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CUL-DAR110.A49-A50 Note: [Undated] Summary of short-styled self fertilised by Bees [tables] Image

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CUL-DAR110.A53 Note: [Undated] William memoranda / Hildebrand / Flowers of long-styled 289 to 373 Image

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CUL-DAR110.B101 Note: [Undated] Aegiphila — organs from experimented[?] Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.B105 Note: [Undated] Cinchona — tube of corolla elongated Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.B14 Note: [Undated] Phlox subulata / Short-styled in 1 flower stigma below tips of sepals in / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation, published, p. 35. Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.B18 Note: [Undated] Gilia pulchella 2d lot of measurements Image

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CUL-DAR110.B19 Note: [Undated] Mollia lepidota crowd of anthers graduated from very long to short - / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation, p. 24, published, p. 46. Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.B23 Note: [Undated] Erythraea [drawing] / [notes on reverse on position of plants and pollen Image

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CUL-DAR110.B30 Note: [Undated] Under Boragineae — I may add from description & remarks by Vaucher I Text Image

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CUL-DAR110.B31 Note: [Undated] In Lecoq much on Dimorphism all marked & in Vaucher Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.A55 Note: [Undated] Are following flowers regular or irregular / Dyer Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.A60 Note: [Undated] What is Heterocarpaea given by Kuhn — Crucifera Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.A61 Note: [Undated] Under Cleistogamic — when I speak of anthers saying perfect flowers are Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.A62 Note: [Undated] There are 2 glumes & nothing else — Leersia / Bentham / the fluid must be between coats of glumes Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.B11 Note: [Undated] In Primula auricula the long-styled form instead of being more fertile Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.B12 Note: [Undated] Laws of Length / Lythrum & Oxalis / Hottonia / Linum grandiflorum / Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.B16 Note: [Undated] When I speak of S[c]otts Acanthaceae — add 1 form as a standard or flag Text Image

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CUL-DAR114.249a Note: [Undated] [comment on ms or published item?]

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CUL-DAR157.2.50-51 Note: [Undated] [Echinocystis lobata?] Shoot no Tendrils / Tendril / Leaf no Tendril Image

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CUL-DAR157.2.99 Note: [Undated] [Metric-imperial weight equivalences] Text Image

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CUL-DAR157a.90 Note: [Undated] Dryed Plants [table of length of time seeds floated (in salt water?)] Text Image

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CUL-DAR157a.91 Note: [Undated] [Undried? plants] [table of length of time seeds floated (in salt Text Image

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CUL-DAR157a.92 Note: [Undated] [Floating of dried and undried plants, summary of results] Text Image

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CUL-DAR157a.93 Note: [Undated] J Scott / Leersia has not produced perfect flowers Text Image

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CUL-DAR157a.94 Note: [Undated] Adenanthera [drawing] / see Portfolio of Cleistogamic flowers / J Scott Image

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CUL-DAR157a.95 Note: [Undated] Young pigeons / 3 Pouter 10 days / 10 Barb 10 days old Text Image

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CUL-DAR157a.87 Note: [Undated] Open plants [number of seeds per head] Image

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CUL-DAR157a.88 Note: [Undated] Of the Kidney Beans covered up 74 stalks had Beans Text Image

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CUL-DAR157a.89 Note: [Undated] Uncovered Row [table of number of beans per pod] Image

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CUL-DAR157.2.14 Note: [Undated] Cobaea scandens [measurements] Text Image

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CUL-DAR163.7 Note: [Undated] [relating to CUL-DAR163.6] Text

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CUL-DAR161.322 Note: [Undated] Index to items in CUL-DAR161: 323 Text Image

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CUL-DAR162.99.1 Note: [Undated] Etty says she saw Carter children before wailing & crying depress the corner of mouth (a memo) Text Image

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CUL-DAR197.2.6 Note: [Undated] I think it a proof that a species very closely allied as P[orto] Santo Text Image

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CUL-DAR197.2.7 Note: [Undated] My idea that isolation plays part Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.2.16-18 Note: [Undated] 2 Henry VI s III / Richard III act 1 sc III / King John Act 4 sc II Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.2.20 Note: [Undated] Admit the extraordinary rapid & instantaneous way sweat will break out Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.2.21 Note: [Undated] When Dr Brehm said insane to fingers end — he might have said to the Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.2.22 Note: [Undated] Listens & holds his breath / Implies first sucking in breath Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.2.29 Note: [Undated] 'Suspicion' (many references) Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.2.34 Note: [Undated] Dr. J. C. Browne The delirium of meningitis is generally of a fierce character Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.2.35 Note: [Undated] Erskine [13] p. 2 Hindoo Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.3.10 Note: [Undated] In origin of passion & fear — certain sensation[s] have caused certain Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.3.12 Note: [Undated] lean-faced envy in her loathsome cave / jealousy — it is the green-eyed Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.3.13 Note: [Undated] Shrugging / Head often or generally thrown on one side years old, in presence of strangers. Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.3.14 Note: [Undated] Mr Richmond says the muscle which clenches the shoulders Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.3.7 Note: [Undated] In my Babies under passion (4 months old) redding of Head first symptom Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.3.8 Note: [Undated] Expression / Keeper is positive that Baboon did not snarl Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.3.9 Note: [Undated] Fritz Muller says that Negros shrug shoulders (nothing else) but Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.10.15 Note: [Undated] Sir J.E Smith speaking of difft genus of Saxifrage, saxifrage, Sedum, Smith J.E (Sir) Text Image

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CUL-DAR193.19 Note: [Undated] In 2d Vol when I speak of fertility of Dom[esticated] Animals — or under Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.2.77 Note: [Undated] Helices Text Image

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CUL-DAR186.4 Note: [Undated] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): indignation and Text Image

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CUL-DAR186.5 Note: [Undated] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): deep thought Text Image

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CUL-DAR186.6 Note: [Undated] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): grief Text Image

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CUL-DAR186.7 Note: [Undated] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): good spirits Text Image

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CUL-DAR186.8 Note: [Undated] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): sneering Text Image

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CUL-DAR186.9 Note: [Undated] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): dogged obstinacy Text Image

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CUL-DAR194.21 Note: [Undated] [appearance of plant types in geological record] Text Image

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CUL-DAR194.23 Note: [Undated] [list of names and dates] Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.1.25 Note: [Undated] 'Arch. G. Lang [6]' Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.79 Note: [Undated] Huschke section 22 Grief Text Image

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CUL-DAR194.40 Note: [Undated] Wrapper. Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.1.10 Note: [Undated] The Kafir chief Gaika speaking of the natives says `they look ashamed to Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.1.11-13 Note: [Undated] Huxley or Paget / Queries to Mr Foster Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.1.14 Note: [Undated] Children at a very early age do not blush nor do they show the other Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.1.15 Note: [Undated] Titus Andronicus Act 2 sc 5 / Romeo and Juliet Act 2 sc 2 Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.1.16 Note: [Undated] Huxley / Says feels hot all over when blushing & that this in fact is Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.1.17 Note: [Undated] Young children do not blush & their unconsciousness is one of their most Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.1.18 Note: [Undated] Why does a man who is ashamed & knows you are thinking of him hate to Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.1.19 Note: [Undated] In M.S on amputation of skin & Brain Dr Brown says that cutting the Text Image

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CUL-DAR177.344 Note: [Undated] (a note on Bell C) Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.1.5-6 Note: [Undated] [brief extracts from biblical stories] Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.1.8 Note: [Undated] Blushing / A young lady caught her hair firmly[?] on buttons of servant Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.3.15-17 Note: [Undated] 1 Henry VI act I sc I / Merchant of Venice Act I sc III / 1 Henry IV act Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.37 Note: [Undated] Henry VIII Act III sc 2 Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.39 Note: [Undated] Etty / In sneezing closed eyelids corrugated eyebrows Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.40 Note: [Undated] Much of this will illustrate more or less voluntary movements by child Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.41 Note: [Undated] Why is forefinger raised perpendicularly in warning? Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.42 Note: [Undated] Use of showing emotions & use of contrary Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.42v Note: [Undated] Mr Salvin / Number of sexes / Humming birds pair? / Polygamy / Noises Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.43 Note: [Undated] Tears come into George's eyes when yawning — latter in violent action of Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.44 Note: [Undated] p 17 Duchenne raising eyebrows in memory / General Expression Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.45 Note: [Undated] Weeping / In blushing as will hereafter be seen there is slight tendency Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.46 Note: [Undated] (a) Hence the whole face lengthens or as it is often said of a person Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.47 Note: [Undated] Susan laughs until she cries & then has partly blubbering face Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.48 Note: [Undated] William D good case from monthly nurse who observed for 2 years carefully Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.48v Note: [Undated] Python hissing / killing[?] person [illegible] / moulting & ends broken off & Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.49 Note: [Undated] Do any Apes sob? ch 6 p. 15 / Sutton has certainly nor Bartlett ever Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.53 Note: [Undated] A person intently listening does not frown Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.54 Note: [Undated] A cross child sitting on its parents' knee will raise one shoulder vy high Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.55 Note: [Undated] Australians in high spirits (2 or 3 persons) jump about & clasp their Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.56 Note: [Undated] Gesture — giving a cold shoulder / pushing away caress — on knee Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.57 Note: [Undated] Dates of Moreau Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.58 Note: [Undated] Introduction / the Rev G Taplin superintendent of the native Traditional Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.59 Note: [Undated] Expression / Tickling causes laughter when part not usually touched is Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.60 Note: [Undated] Good spirits shown by sparkling eye wrinkled skin round eyes Text Image

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CUL-DAR195.4.61 Note: [Undated] Tickling — causes skin to vibrate — leg to shake or Head Text Image

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CUL-DAR196.2.1 Note: [Undated] For determining Altitudes with the Barometer 'Table xxxvi' / `Problem xvi' (ms copies numbered 2 and 3) Image

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CUL-DAR196.2.3 Note: [Undated] Barometer fall / When going up hill deduct what Barom has fallen from Text Image

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CUL-DAR200.3.45 Note: [Undated] Blomefields alphabetical list of plants, with dates [of planting and development?] Image

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CUL-DAR206.10 Note: [Undated] Watson / List of British plants never f[oun]d out of corn-fields Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.11 Note: [Undated] Bunbury or Lowe / Madeira alpine plants (I think I asked B[unbury] before Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.12 Note: [Undated] Plants from Watson's Cybele Brit[annica] ranging from S.W end of England Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.13 Note: [Undated] Comparison of Race Horse & Cart Horse Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.14 Note: [Undated] Hooker will see whether Australian Mimosa are dichogamous Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.15 Note: [Undated] L[or]d Derby on Pairs[?] / whether any Hawks, owl or vulture / or Wader / Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.16 Note: [Undated] Sting Oaks Maple & Roses with Bees & see if galls are formed Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.17 Note: [Undated] To make analogy perfect between Feather-hyacinth & Cauliflower the buds Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.18 Note: [Undated] Look to Book on Jacinthes in Hort[icultural Society?] Lib[rary] how Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.19 Note: [Undated] (1) A list of those quadrupeds or birds whether British or foreign which Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.20 Note: [Undated] R Fortune[?] about var[ieties] of Tobacco & Maize Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.21 Note: [Undated] In winter get Hybernating snail-shells & see if they will live in salt Text Image

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CUL-DAR207.5 Note: [Undated] Subularia Sir J Smith says Hooker has confirmed account of the Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.3.238-240 Note: [Undated] Genus Scolophilus [list of species, from Keyserling & Blasius `Die Wirbel Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.7.221 Note: [Undated] Note on the mule breeds between the Yak and Cow in Thibet Text Image

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CUL-DAR207.1 Note: [Undated] Describe Bean externally & internally Text Image

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CUL-DAR207.2 Note: [Undated] Tree Questions / List of indigenous British Trees from London Catalogue Text Image

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CUL-DAR207.3 Note: [Undated] Trees N[ew] Zealand Image

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CUL-DAR206.22 Note: [Undated] Buy F.W Fish in late summer to see if seeds in Stomach — Roach Dace, Bream, Minow Carp Tench Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.23 Note: [Undated] Sow 2 Plants of corns — separate & together & see if come less true / to see if cross & Peas Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.24 Note: [Undated] Measure lengths of intestine of Aylesbury & wild Duck — also lengths of Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.25 Note: [Undated] If Creation by law then not double creation because not same species Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.25r Note: [Undated] Hollyocks: so with Peas 1st Prove by removing stamens that natural means Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.26 Note: [Undated] Try whether Nuts Walnuts Plums Apples Pears Peaches Apricots Cherry & Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.27 Note: [Undated] In Spring graft Lilac on Ash & reverse — Macmillan[?] says he failed in latter. Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.28 Note: [Undated] Eel Fry to put in Cow Tank Cattell seeds of Cytisus Laburnum Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.29 Note: [Undated] Will seeds of any Water Plants float in salt water? Text Image

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CUL-DAR206.30 Note: [Undated] F[resh] Water plants to experimentise on in salt water & Birds stomachs Text Image

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CUL-DAR221.4.142 Note: [Undated] miscellaneous folio [not numbered] CD Mss vol. 96 Image

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CUL-DAR219.11.38 Note: [Undated] [comments on Bible passages]

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CUL-DAR219.11.39 Note: [Undated] On the side of doing as you think right

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CUL-DAR219.11.41 Note: [Undated] [booklet of prayers and Bible extracts]

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CUL-DAR221.4.127 Note: [Undated] apogeotropism folio 28 [Ch. X] Image

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CUL-DAR236.2 Note: 1832.01.00--1835.04.00 Geological specimen notebook, items numbered 1677-2851 [Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences, Cambridge] Image PDF

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CUL-DAR236.3 Note: 1835.05.00--1836.07.00 Geological specimen notebook, items numbered 2864-3742 [Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences, Cambridge] Image PDF

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CUL-DAR236.4 Note: 1836.07.00--1836.09.00 Geological specimen notebook, items numbered 3743-3913 [Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences, Cambridge] Image PDF

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CUL-DAR227.5.32 Note: 1809--1810 [financial] (accounts)

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CUL-DAR60.1.135 Note: [Undated] Drosera spathulata[?] from Kew / Put 1/2 minim of N[itrate] of Ammonia 3 Text Image

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CUL-DAR236.1 Note: 1832.01.00--1834.01.00 Geological specimen notebook, items numbered 12-1675 Image PDF

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CUL-DAR238.14.20 Note: [Undated] of painting [of their first meeting?]

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CUL-DAR238.14.64 Note: [Undated] Photo of painting as young couple at piano

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CUL-DAR238.14.65 Note: [Undated] Photo of painting as elderly couple at piano

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CUL-DAR238.14.68 Note: [Undated] Photo of painting as young couple at piano

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CUL-DAR238.14.69 Note: [Undated] Photo of painting as elderly couple at piano

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CUL-DAR39.104 Note: [Undated] Sir W Parish found beds of Potamomya shells in strata on road to San Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.105 Note: [Undated] Fossil Beds of Shells Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.106 Note: [Undated] The recent shell which Mr Sowerby named Buccinum variosum he now thinks Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.107 Note: [Undated] This list of genera of Navedad must be gone over Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.110 Note: [Undated] Coquimbo (list of shells observed) Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.111 Note: [Undated] Concepcion From D'Orbigny Pal (list of shells) Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.112 Note: [Undated] (Latitudes of various South American towns) Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.115 Note: [Undated] Coquimbo great Oyster Mr Sowerby says like the O Patagonia of d'Orbigny Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.141-146 Note: [Undated] [geological specimens, various descriptions with calculations] Text Image

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CUL-DAR5.B68-B69 Note: [Undated] I believe my theory of Jura-blocks — because rivers in N America do Text Image

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CUL-DAR42.88-89 Note: [Undated] From conversation & examination of Mr Brown's specimens of agates Text Image

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CUL-DAR43.1.1a Note: [Undated] Please to take the greatest care of this M.S Text Image PDF

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CUL-DAR43.1.51-52 Note: [Undated] St Julian's Patagonia / S[anta] Cruz Patagonia / Huafo Chile / Navdedad [shells] Text Image PDF

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CUL-DAR27.2.B22-B23 Note: [Undated] [Lythrum] short-styled / mid-styled (calculations) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B34 Note: [Undated] Long-styled / large Hartfield plant produced innumerable flowers but Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B35 Note: [Undated] Long-styled Devon Plant under net (numbers of flowers) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B36 Note: [Undated] Long-styled / thick white Bobbin 2 pods 0 seed (many pods had dropped Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B44 Note: [Undated] Long-styled / 100=121 midstyled 5: 6 / [100]: 142 short-styled =5:7 Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B45 Note: [Undated] Long-styled wild (marked short but was this not separate plant?) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B46 Note: [Undated] Number of crosses (calculation) Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.130 Note: [Undated] Upper chain of Tierra del Fuego [list of specimens numbered 807--809, 63] Text Image

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CUL-DAR47.134a Note: [Undated] Tipulidae vary with deficient tarsi or legs Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.32 Note: [Undated] Rats & Mice not domesticated as man does not interfere with breeding Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.36 Note: [Undated] Var / Study in Hookers Flora his classification of Var[ietie]s & sub-species Highly approved of by H.C. Watson Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.40 Note: [Undated] Either in Chapter I or II / I think that 1) I must show that opposed to Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.41 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 / Just allude that polymorphous forms may be due to no selection & variability not taking time to profit individuals. Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.42 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 / Reading over Downing & seeing such characters as Cling-stone & Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.45 Note: [Undated] Major Mitchell does not know whether breeds of oxen have deteriorated Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.84 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 Under Polymorphism think over & read about Arenaria Text Image

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CUL-DAR29.3.10-22 Note: [Undated] (Index to specimens listed in the Zoological diary] Text Image

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CUL-DAR29.3.2 Note: [Undated] List of Cape de Verd shells [Bivalves and gastropods] Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.59d Note: [Undated] [notes in German] Text Image

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CUL-DAR42.110 Note: [Undated] B[ahia] Blanca / In my original notes I speak of Tosca cutting lower Text Image

462.

CUL-DAR42.111 Note: [Undated] Animals of Rem[ainder?] of Pampas might live on borders of plains when Text Image

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CUL-DAR40.54 Note: [Undated] The line of the outer Coast runs about W 40° N — parallel to cleavage Text Image

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CUL-DAR40.56 Note: [Undated] In a piece of wood from Chiloé I believe East Coast Mr Brown says Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.1.35-36 Note: [Undated] Elephant supposed to live till 80; begins breeding at 20 Text Image

466.

CUL-DAR55.123 Note: [Undated] Summary on Water [relating to items CUL-DAR55: 118-122] Text Image

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CUL-DAR55.156 Note: [Undated] No of glands with Morphia / Morphia left on for / not acted on after / Text Image

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CUL-DAR40.77 Note: [Undated] Cauquenes water-lines spread[?] — alternation abrupt with blackest [??] Text Image

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CUL-DAR40 Note: [Undated] [All of DAR40 in one sequence of 157 images] Image

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CUL-DAR39.202-208 Note: [Undated] (geological section diagrams for 'South America') Text Image

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CUL-DAR255.9 Note: [Undated] [chemical mixture to be applied to trees in winter] Text Image

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CUL-DAR43.1.60-61 Note: [Undated] Upper true chalks d'Orbigny / Craie chloritique = Upper Greensand Text Image PDF

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CUL-DAR60.1.67 Note: [Undated] Drosera / It is possible that such substances as milk &c & especially Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.1.70-70v Note: [Undated] [calculations] / Thinking that there might be some error in the 300 drops Image

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CUL-DAR60.1.72 Note: [Undated] Drosera / Frank has compared the hairs on pedicle & on disc of leaf after Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.2.103-104 Note: [Undated] [summary / index to notes numbered pp. C-F, H-I, K-O, R, U-V, DD-GG, Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.2.105 Note: [Undated] Carb[onate] of Ammonia = Carb[onic] acid 55 Ammonia 30 Water 15 Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.2.107-108 Note: [Undated] [summary / index to notes or draft text [pp] 116-148] Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.2.109 Note: [Undated] [calculations of quantity of chemicals in aqueous solution] Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.2.16 Note: [Undated] spiral vessels get pushed to concave side [annotated diagram] Text Image

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CUL-DAR60.2.22 Note: [Undated] Citrate of ammonia solution of about 4 gr to 1 oz tried of 4 leaves; Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.1.B22 Note: [Undated] Feet above the Sea-Level of the Holyhead Route at Oswestry Coswen Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.1.F10 Note: [Undated] [list of species whose seeds did not germinate] Text Image

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CUL-DAR29.3.27-28 Note: [Undated] (rough notes on ranges of birds) Text Image

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CUL-DAR29.3.29 Note: [Undated] Capt[ain] F[itz]R[oy] specimens in Brit[ish] Mus[eum] (list follows) Text Image

486.

CUL-DAR29.3.3 Note: [Undated] List of Mr Darwin's Shells Text Image

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CUL-DAR29.3.31-33 Note: [Undated] [molluscs in spirits, including land slugs and snails, and nudibranchs, and insects not in spirits] Text Image

488.

CUL-DAR29.3.34 Note: [Undated] St Helena / Coleoptera / Homoptera / Lepidoptera / Orthoptera (list of Text Image

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CUL-DAR29.3.35 Note: [Undated] One minute Elatus[?] / Keeling (list of insects observed) Text Image

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CUL-DAR29.3.36 Note: [Undated] Mr Waterhouse / The generic names & probable habits of the moth Text Image

491.

CUL-DAR29.3.37-38 Note: [Undated] [part of descriptive inventory of insects collected by Darwin Charles Robert] Text Image

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CUL-DAR29.3.41-42 Note: [Undated] [list of contents of specimen boxes/packets 1-8, Mostly algae and invertebrates ] Text Image

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CUL-DAR29.3.43 Note: [Undated] Box 1 Specimens originally in spirits [Algae and invertebrates] Text Image

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CUL-DAR29.3.47b Note: [Undated] Dr Johnston of Bermuda[?] in letter to Dr Malcolmson considers Nullipora Text Image

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CUL-DAR39.97-98 Note: [Undated] Exact copies (of geological section diagrams for Geological observations on South America) To be cut close both above Text Image

496.

CUL-DAR46.1.9 Note: [Undated] as Bees keep to same flower Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.B12 Note: [Undated] White Mt New Hampshire — 2078 yd = 6234 ft Text Image

498.

CUL-DAR46.2.B16 Note: [Undated] [Flowering plants] Common to White Mountains of New Hampshire & M[ountain]s of New York Text Image

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CUL-DAR69.A32 Note: [Undated] [largely illegible] Text Image

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CUL-DAR64.2.95-96 Note: [Undated] [extract from Alfred Moquin-Tandan. 1846. Monographie de la famille des hirudinées. Chapter on respiration: 149-151 Image

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CUL-DAR27.1.F8 Note: [Undated] Chart — Atlantic currents (leaving out Drift current) (lengths in miles) Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.1.F9 Note: [Undated] Schweitzers analysis Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B48 Note: [Undated] L[ythrum] thymifolia — stamens 2 Pet[als] 4 fl[owers] in short racemes Text Image

504.

CUL-DAR27.2.B49 Note: [Undated] Short-styled 6 anthers correspond to inwardly turned division of Calyx & Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B50 Note: [Undated] Mr W sent me a species with 6 or 7 stamens far beyond calyx & stigma & Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.2.B51 Note: [Undated] Young plants in garden / wild (measurements) Text Image

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CUL-DAR48.A5 Note: [Undated] Gradation [list of figures] Text Image

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CUL-DAR48.A7 Note: [Undated] Give case of blunder[?] after waste of pollen in dioicous plants Text Image

509.

CUL-DAR45.47 Note: [Undated] Henslow has kept self-sowed Leontodon palustre for 15 years Text Image

510.

CUL-DAR45.49 Note: [Undated] I saw 2 vars, very distinct, of Deodar Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.52 Note: [Undated] Much on species in Watsons Cybele Brit vol IV Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.54 Note: [Undated] Laws of Variation ch 7 / Several genera & species of mature grasshoppers Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.55 Note: [Undated] Var under Nature & Transition / Discuss Dimorphism as in 4th Edit of Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.57 Note: [Undated] Under Variability I must allude to Dimorphism Text Image

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CUL-DAR66.59-77 Note: [Undated] [Bloom continued] [notes on plants cleaned with damp sponge; application Text Image

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CUL-DAR66.7 Note: [Undated] Butcher's Broom — with vertically flattened stems with connate leaves Text Image

517.

CUL-DAR45.7 Note: [Undated] In Discussion big Genera / After saying that vars are local I shd add & Text Image

518.

CUL-DAR45.71 Note: [Undated] Wollastons insect varying in same way up & down a mountain Text Image

519.

CUL-DAR45.72 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 / Lyell told me that Wollaston now that he has found some Heteromera Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.74 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 / Think of variability of Cotyledons / will come under individual Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.75 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 / Ruffs & Reeves — case of individual variability of special kind Text Image

522.

CUL-DAR39.148 Note: [Undated] [geological specimens numbered 2717-2762, descriptions] Text Image

523.

CUL-DAR46.1.21-22 Note: [Undated] Robert Plot. 1705. The Natural History of Oxford-shire: Being an Essay Towards the Natural History of England. Leon, Lichfield. [Extracts of pp. 194-5.] Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.1.25 Note: [Undated] half breed liable to vary Text Image

525.

CUL-DAR27.1.F14-F15 Note: [Undated] [lists of species involved in salt-water experiments] Text Image

526.

CUL-DAR5.B5-B16 Note: [Undated] (Geological notes probably of tour in north Wales with Sedgwick) Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.1.5 Note: [Undated] Ch 5 / after giving proportions of plants & extermination of some Text Image

528.

CUL-DAR262.11.7 Note: [Undated] [valuations of property, stocks and shares] Text Image

529.

CUL-DAR41.46 Note: [Undated] (1) These hillocks are chiefly on the Windward shore there was one which Text Image

530.

CUL-DAR42.17 Note: [Undated] On elevation of West Indies / near the Peak of Bab-el-Mandeb these parts Text Image

531.

CUL-DAR43.1.58 Note: [Undated] [fossil shells collected by Darwin Charles Robert, descriptions] Text Image PDF

532.

CUL-DAR46.2.B55v Note: [Undated] Say Dormouse only 1 species therefore probably wd not range over whole of Text Image

533.

CUL-DAR46.2.B58 Note: [Undated] Correct numbers / Mr Watson has of Dicot 1031 numbered species [totals of Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.C16r Note: [Undated] Kalmia sheds abundant pollen by jerks Text Image

535.

CUL-DAR91.2 Note: [Undated] The proper proportion of shot to 1 [ounce] 5 [grains] of Powder Text Image

536.

CUL-DAR76.B163 Note: [Undated] Introduction / After speaking about Dichogamy — say of 2 kinds & Text Image

537.

CUL-DAR47.61 Note: [Undated] I have heard my Father say dark swarthy men stand drinking best — so Text Image

538.

CUL-DAR47.63 Note: [Undated] From the impossibility, as yet, of distinguishing var[ieties] & Text Image

539.

CUL-DAR47.65 Note: [Undated] Such cases as Cowslip & Primrose — Prof Buckman experiments on Plants Text Image

540.

CUL-DAR47.66 Note: [Undated] Ch 6 / Thinking of var[ietie]s of mammals (& Birds in some cases) in Text Image

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CUL-DAR47.71 Note: [Undated] Selection / Good — I have too much spoken of single characters for Text Image

542.

CUL-DAR47.76 Note: [Undated] We have short-horns gradually modified in whole mass & we have new vars Text Image

543.

CUL-DAR47.80 Note: [Undated] It is Berkshire in which Centaurea nigrescens prevails almost to exclusion of common Form Text Image

544.

CUL-DAR59.1.116 Note: [Undated] Pinguicula / Leaves when young but with the glands yet secreting stand Text Image

545.

CUL-DAR59.1.118 Note: [Undated] Erica tetralix [effect of carbonate of ammonia on bloom and aggregation] Text Image

546.

CUL-DAR59.1.119 Note: [Undated] Pinguicula seeds received August 31 from Cumberland (Marshall) / (Planted the 3 seed on sand) Text Image

547.

CUL-DAR59.1.123-124 Note: [Undated] U[tricularia] montana / (Bladder must act as reserve of water) / Lady D Text Image

548.

CUL-DAR59.1.129 Note: [Undated] [Utricularia montana] (annotated diagram) Text Image

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CUL-DAR59.1.130 Note: [Undated] approximate sketches [of cell structures of Utricularia?] Text Image

550.

CUL-DAR80.A2 Note: [Undated] In Gorilla tail much more parallel than in Macacus Text Image

551.

CUL-DAR45 Note: [Undated] [All of DAR45 in one sequence of 284 images] Various. Image

552.

CUL-DAR45.101 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 / I found in Ch 7 that I must already have explained why and how I Text Image

553.

CUL-DAR45.110 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 / Tetrao saliceti = subalpina is the analogue of our Red Grouse Text Image

554.

CUL-DAR77.90-91 Note: [Undated] Period of flowering [summary and index of observations] Text Image

555.

CUL-DAR77.99 Note: [Undated] Exceptions above 95 & below 105 [table of relative heights of plants] Text Image

556.

CUL-DAR78.11 Note: [Undated] Cowslip Polyanthus [measurements and calculations] Text Image

557.

CUL-DAR78.12 Note: [Undated] Primula veris [measurements and calculations] / Says leaves on average .28 of an inch broader or about 1/4 of an inch (exactly 28) Text Image

558.

CUL-DAR42.117 Note: [Undated] Mr Weaver M.S.S in Geological Society observed in the soil a bed of Text Image

559.

CUL-DAR42.12 Note: [Undated] Lyell says there are shells from Honduras in Brit Museum Text Image

560.

CUL-DAR49.134 Note: [Undated] Ch 3 / From several remarks made to me I see I must make it clear that Text Image

561.

CUL-DAR49.135 Note: [Undated] Ch 3 / I have examined arum, I may say that owing to dead insects & Text Image

562.

CUL-DAR49.139 Note: [Undated] Sir W MacArthur tells me he made Erythrina hybrid Text Image

563.

CUL-DAR49.141 Note: [Undated] Dichogamy — Crossing / In Orchid Port[folio] Letter from Crüger [21 January 1864] Text Image

564.

CUL-DAR29.1.C1a Note: [Undated] Observat[ions] on Maldonado birds chiefly ranges Text Image

565.

CUL-DAR39.136 Note: [Undated] Anegada Island (annotated sketch map) Text Image

566.

CUL-DAR39.137 Note: [Undated] Sentinella Concepcion/ Concepcion Measurement by Mt Kent (calculations of heights) Text Image

567.

CUL-DAR45.145 Note: [Undated] (1) Leaves try to arrange themselves so as to stand at equal distances Text Image

568.

CUL-DAR45.164 Note: [Undated] It might perhaps be maintained that Variability will continue when once Text Image

569.

CUL-DAR48.A28 Note: [Undated] The open suture in the skull of the human (mammal?) infant Text Image

570.

CUL-DAR48.A34 Note: [Undated] Workers of Driver Ant [with illustrations by Lubbock J] Text Image

571.

CUL-DAR48.A35 Note: [Undated] Driver Ant [with illustrations, rough version of item CUL-DAR48.A34] Text Image

572.

CUL-DAR48.A36 Note: [Undated] No Rudiment of Eyes in Myrmica specimen sent by F Smith / It wd be well Text Image

573.

CUL-DAR48.A37 Note: [Undated] In F[ormica] rufa the largest workers are rather more than twice as big Text Image

574.

CUL-DAR48.A76 Note: [Undated] Huxley Origin of Species / Mr Parker & Huxley have shown that Text Image

575.

CUL-DAR48.A82 Note: [Undated] Embryology shows there has been advance Text Image

576.

CUL-DAR48.B10 Note: [Undated] Scale for Bees' cells 2 inch object-glass on arm with erector Text Image

577.

CUL-DAR48.B11 Note: [Undated] Depth of rhomb 18/200 = 9/100 Text Image

578.

CUL-DAR48.B14 Note: [Undated] Diameter of sphere of Bees cell [calculations] Text Image

579.

CUL-DAR48.B14r Note: [Undated] Might not Barb be cross of Canica & Turbit? Text Image

580.

CUL-DAR48.B15-B17 Note: [Undated] Cell from opposite angle to angle [measurements] Text Image

581.

CUL-DAR48.B2 Note: [Undated] Truncate comb & see how Bees will work Text Image

582.

CUL-DAR48.B23-B24 Note: [Undated] Specimens / [number] 18 Comb on knife-edge of red wax Text Image

583.

CUL-DAR48.B3 Note: [Undated] Tegetmeier — Bars for Bees' cells ought to be / Bars 9/8 wide with Text Image

584.

CUL-DAR48.B7 Note: [Undated] Measure diameter of Queen cells with respect to theoretical Diameter of Text Image

585.

CUL-DAR40.100-101 Note: [ny].02.12 Limestone Quarry — Stratified dip about 50° — occasional pebbles of Text Image

586.

CUL-DAR40.15 Note: [Undated] Eschewege[sic] Brazil — must be studied before I write on ditto — on Text Image

587.

CUL-DAR40.26 Note: [Undated] In Coral Work or General Geology or Volcanic Islands — grand conclusion Text Image

588.

CUL-DAR40.27 Note: [Undated] Before giving any general views on Geology of S America consult Part II Text Image

589.

CUL-DAR40.30 Note: [Undated] M Domeqco[?] describes metals in Chile as occurring in bands parallel to Text Image

590.

CUL-DAR40.33 Note: [Undated] The great craters appear choked up with matter proceeding from small Text Image

591.

CUL-DAR40.34 Note: [Undated] Copied from Admiralty M.S charts (latitudes and longitudes of various Text Image

592.

CUL-DAR45.85 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 / Read remarks in Chapt 7 p. 8 & 9 on similar variations under — do not attribute too much to selection. Text Image

593.

CUL-DAR45.86 Note: [Undated] Ch 7 Dr Hooker says Anagallis arvensis red, white & blue in N.W India Text Image

594.

CUL-DAR45.89 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 / I ought to collect as many cases as possible of intermediate Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.93 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 Discussion on Big Genera Text Image

596.

CUL-DAR45.95 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 In early part of additions, when I discuss why `common sp[ecies]' Text Image

597.

CUL-DAR45.98 Note: [Undated] Mr Gwyn Jeffr[ey]s states that in Crag all the varieties & monstrosities Text Image

598.

CUL-DAR45.99 Note: [Undated] In considering the Primrose the parent Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.1.10 Note: [Undated] Ch 5 / If, for instance, increase of cattle checked by Flies or by Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.1.11 Note: [Undated] Ch 5 / Even on very worst Heaths as near Waverly Abbey, Scotch firs will, Text Image

601.

CUL-DAR48.B4 Note: [Undated] It would be good to give truncated comb & see whether Bees do gnaw down Text Image

602.

CUL-DAR48.B5 Note: [Undated] Mr L[...] cd not perceive any difference in size of stomach of the 2 Text Image

603.

CUL-DAR48.B6 Note: [Undated] The hexagonal comb (of Polistes?) might be introduced to show subsequent Text Image

604.

CUL-DAR48.B62 Note: [Undated] Bees cells (?) / Proportional Height of Walls & Pentagrams on both sides Text Image

605.

CUL-DAR48.B63 Note: [Undated] Bee theory Begin: Mr W[aterhouse] has given an ingenious theory on Text Image

606.

CUL-DAR48.B64 Note: [Undated] Important / when I treat of cells, not first, I may confidently state Text Image

607.

CUL-DAR64.2.37 Note: [Undated] Lowest stone / All used [annotated diagrams] Text Image

608.

CUL-DAR42.183 Note: [Undated] The longitudinal furrows on mountains well explained in my Glen Roy paper Text Image

609.

CUL-DAR42.184 Note: [Undated] During rise of land where from very prolonged submarine flat of rock Text Image

610.

CUL-DAR42.191 Note: [Undated] torrent / v[ide] Glen Roy (diagram) / Torrent entering lake will fill it Text Image

611.

CUL-DAR42.192 Note: [Undated] N.B In very still river running at one mile hour how far back is stream Text Image

612.

CUL-DAR42.1b Note: [Undated] [concerning 17th- and 18th-century earthquakes] Text Image

613.

CUL-DAR42.203 Note: [Undated] Under Patagonia insist on importance of Tertiary deposits extending from Text Image

614.

CUL-DAR42.204 Note: [Undated] The soundings off inlets in Tierra del Fuego explain depth of lakes in Text Image

615.

CUL-DAR42.208 Note: [Undated] In a part where the cliff is 780 feet high distance at 10.4 62f at 1 & Text Image

616.

CUL-DAR42.35 Note: [Undated] Concretions / In agate — Jasper in possession of Mr Robert Brown Text Image

617.

CUL-DAR42.5 Note: [Undated] Coral Rock west coast of St Domingo A p. 18 Text Image

618.

CUL-DAR42.56 Note: [Undated] What is the Philosophy of soap bubbles — is the same principle Text Image

619.

CUL-DAR42.61 Note: [Undated] Cross cleavage & conversion of clayslate in gneiss show that original cleavage planes determine mineralogical planes Text Image

620.

CUL-DAR42.61v Note: [Undated] glass it is necessary to pound & thoroughly mix it Text Image

621.

CUL-DAR42.69 Note: [Undated] Cleavage / I much doubt whether any rocks have true cleavage (that is Text Image

622.

CUL-DAR42.72 Note: [Undated] Mr Greenough has deposited a series of Specimens to illustrate concretions in Geolog Soc Text Image

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CUL-DAR42.74 Note: [Undated] Hitchcock Address to American geologists p. 31 & 33 on Concretions - Text Image

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CUL-DAR42.77 Note: [Undated] I may also remark that generally where the cleavage of the Mica Slates is Text Image

625.

CUL-DAR42.78 Note: [Undated] Where rocks not much metamorphosed the cleavage probably has never Text Image

626.

CUL-DAR42.79 Note: [Undated] When writing on Cleavage refer to p. 37 of Hopkins abstract memoir — & Text Image

627.

CUL-DAR42.80 Note: [Undated] Before writing cleavage remarks read over whole Chapter & Sedgwicks Text Image

628.

CUL-DAR37.685 Note: [Undated] Comparative statement of the export of Nit[rate] of Soda alias Saltpetre Text Image

629.

CUL-DAR37.709-710 Note: [Undated] Old Callao / Examined site / extensive — ruins far more complete than. Lima Text Image

630.

CUL-DAR39.170 Note: [Undated] Edmonston — under 7 fath[oms] Text Image

631.

CUL-DAR39.174 Note: [Undated] (geological section diagram, and) Instruction for Engraver Text Image

632.

CUL-DAR58.2.1 Note: [Undated] References to Hooker to be returned as I may want some of them Text Image

633.

CUL-DAR50.C14 Note: [Undated] Mr R Brown / Near Barraga the highest watering place in the Pyrenees Text Image

634.

CUL-DAR42.139 Note: [Undated] Glyptodon Perfect shell [??] Arreisses near salts N.W of Buenos Ayres / Text Image

635.

CUL-DAR42.140 Note: [Undated] On the Banda Oriental side near to the dos Hermanas there occurs a Text Image

636.

CUL-DAR5.B98-B99 Note: [Undated] That the number of arms in Polypus of the Flustraceæ varies from 8 to 28 Text Image

637.

CUL-DAR50.C11 Note: [Undated] Maclarens book to be read sometime / about scratched boulders Text Image

638.

CUL-DAR39.178 Note: [Undated] Venus Munsterii d'Orbigny / "Tertiaire Guarenien" commence close to St Text Image

639.

CUL-DAR39.187 Note: [Undated] Fragment of glytodon to have analysed proportion of animal matter / Text Image

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CUL-DAR41.48 Note: [Undated] Monday / Crossed over to West Isl[an]d — Found on one part of Beach Text Image

641.

CUL-DAR42.10 Note: [Undated] S.E point of Cuba in Terraces Lieut Holland R.N Text Image

642.

CUL-DAR46.2.A12 Note: [Undated] [bean and kidney bean varieties, list with comment] Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.A13 Note: [Undated] Remarks on peas Text Image

644.

CUL-DAR46.2.A16 Note: [Undated] True seeds & therefore comparable in my collection [vegetables and Text Image

645.

CUL-DAR46.2.A26 Note: [Undated] [list of pea and bean varieties] Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.A46 Note: [Undated] List of seeds gummed on paper Text Image

647.

CUL-DAR46.2.A47 Note: [Undated] Seeds sown by Brooks [vegetables] Text Image

648.

CUL-DAR46.2.A47a Note: [Undated] There are many seeds on Cards in shabbiest Insect Cabinet. / & Cherry & Cherry stock & Plum stock in packet Text Image

649.

CUL-DAR64.1.92 Note: [Undated] Habits / Castings are especially abundant on commons Text Image

650.

CUL-DAR64.1.93 Note: [Undated] found the earth in the intestinal canal praesepe cum lapillis commixtum Text Image

651.

CUL-DAR64.1.94 Note: [Undated] [Worm notes: On movements]. Text Image

652.

CUL-DAR64.1.95 Note: [Undated] Sand-Pot / Cabbage fresh & decayed — discovered & removed after 48 hr in Text Image

653.

CUL-DAR51.A17-A21 Note: [Undated] Real Angle [diagrams: 21/[34], 13/34, 3/8] Text Image

654.

CUL-DAR83.94 Note: [Undated] Birds / Chapt 1 p. 65 / I have remarked on the [illeg] action of Text Image

655.

CUL-DAR52.F15-F21 Note: [Undated] Fumaria parviflora(?) in C[arbonate] of Amm[onia] 7 to 1000 [application Text Image

656.

CUL-DAR53.2.155 Note: [Undated] Self-fert seedlings [list of crossed plants] Text Image

657.

CUL-DAR53.2.157 Note: [Undated] Summary up to 13h $ 19h / 9 $ 5 = 14 quite vertical but this includes 4 Text Image

658.

CUL-DAR53.2.158 Note: [Undated] p 249 of M[vt?] I say seedlings of Solanum lycopersicum did not move in Text Image

659.

CUL-DAR53.2.164 Note: [Undated] [financial calculation] / Williams & Norgate about Edit of Lavater[?] Text Image

660.

CUL-DAR53.2.168 Note: [Undated] Keep / Size of Page, Heading & type / Wood-Blocks of Descent of Man / for Text Image

661.

CUL-DAR53.2.171 Note: [Undated] note [comments on a text] Text Image

662.

CUL-DAR53.2.172 Note: [Undated] Argue distinction between movement through joints (concerned with growth Text Image

663.

CUL-DAR51.A22-A23 Note: [Undated] Real [angle diagrams: 2/5 and 5/13] Text Image

664.

CUL-DAR51.A24 Note: [Undated] Real angle [diagram] / Perfect alternation Text Image

665.

CUL-DAR51.A24v Note: [Undated] Part of spire of 2/5 unrolled [with diagram] Text Image

666.

CUL-DAR51.A25-A27 Note: [Undated] Real angles [diagrams: 5/13, 3/8, 1/3, 1/2] Text Image

667.

CUL-DAR51.A29 Note: [Undated] [table of angles (including Fibonnaci series)] Text Image

668.

CUL-DAR51.A30 Note: [Undated] Real angle / 5/13 / Diagram showing position of leaves Text Image

669.

CUL-DAR51.A31 Note: [Undated] [diagram of a spiral] Text Image

670.

CUL-DAR51.A32 Note: [Undated] [diagram of a spiral with certain points marked and numbered] Image

671.

CUL-DAR51.A8-A9 Note: [Undated] Imaginary [diagrams of angles: 3/4, 2/7] Text Image

672.

CUL-DAR51.B12 Note: [Undated] Aspasia / Topsy / Multiflora alba / Agnes / Etna / Queen of scarlet / Text Image

673.

CUL-DAR51.B17 Note: [Undated] Corydalis tuberosa has one nectary white small 1/2 aborted with no nectar Text Image

674.

CUL-DAR56.107 Note: [Undated] [calculations relating to solution strengths] Text Image

675.

CUL-DAR56.120 Note: [Undated] [calculations concerning solution strengths] Text Image

676.

CUL-DAR56.27 Note: [Undated] [query concerning weight of nitrate of ammonia] Text Image

677.

CUL-DAR45.59 Note: [Undated] Variation & Palaeontology / In Portfolio of Var under Domestication / Text Image

678.

CUL-DAR45.62 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 / I must here discuss briefly antiquity of vars Text Image

679.

CUL-DAR45.64 Note: [Undated] A species may have superabundance of food & yet its numbers & range may Text Image

680.

CUL-DAR45.65 Note: [Undated] Again Knight's remark about excess of food causing variation Text Image

681.

CUL-DAR46.1.14 Note: [Undated] After Maer Heath — give Farmhouse case — Cattle & Sheep destroy Text Image

682.

CUL-DAR46.1.15 Note: [Undated] Struggle for existence / See last numbers of H Spencer `Principles of Text Image

683.

CUL-DAR46.1.7 Note: [Undated] relation of plants to each other far less obvious than animals to plants Text Image

684.

CUL-DAR46.2.B31 Note: [Undated] List of Islands in which Helix f[ound] in Jay's Collection / ought to Text Image

685.

CUL-DAR46.2.B42-B43 Note: [Undated] Area of 18 or 17 Provinces [table of numbers of monocotyledonous plants Image

686.

CUL-DAR46.2.B44-B47 Note: [Undated] Area General or 17 [table of numbers of dicotyledonous plants in named Image

687.

CUL-DAR46.2.B50-B52 Note: [Undated] [Monocotyledonous plants and their northern limits in Britain] Text Image

688.

CUL-DAR89.3 Note: [Undated] Descent of Man / Cobra capella[?] decreased[?] by peacocks & ichneumon & Text Image

689.

CUL-DAR83.37 Note: [Undated] Oryx gazelle has nearly straight Horn 2ft 11 long a reaching beyond Text Image

690.

CUL-DAR83.54 Note: [Undated] See former notes / Antelope cervicarpa is that with stripe down front leg Text Image

691.

CUL-DAR83.56 Note: [Undated] Mammalia / Rudiments of Horns in sexes of Giraffe Text Image

692.

CUL-DAR46.2.C47 Note: [Undated] Milkwort — Polygala Diadelphia not octand & therefore not papilionaceous Text Image

693.

CUL-DAR46.2.C49 Note: [Undated] The fact of individual Bees going to mouth of flowers & others of same Text Image

694.

CUL-DAR68.91 Note: [ny].02.12 Hooker tells me that Oxalis enneafolia lives close to coast on Falklands Text Image

695.

CUL-DAR47.43 Note: [Undated] Ch 7 / In `Dict Class' articles `Armes' & `Auctonie' Balancement Text Image

696.

CUL-DAR47.47 Note: [Undated] Law of Variation — of Compensation Text Image

697.

CUL-DAR47.48 Note: [Undated] From facility in which any cultivated variety goes back (includes Text Image

698.

CUL-DAR47.50 Note: [Undated] (Laws of Variation) / A variation in a part of great vital importance Text Image

699.

CUL-DAR47.51 Note: [Undated] Thwaites writes to me that Rhod[odendron] arboreum was the plant which Text Image

700.

CUL-DAR47.52 Note: [Undated] Sexual secondary characters arising in Pigeons very odd Text Image

701.

CUL-DAR47.55 Note: [Undated] Laws of variation / White Candy-tuft / Iberis amara I grew some plants in Text Image

702.

CUL-DAR47.57 Note: [Undated] Laws of Variation & Morphology see Mivarts Genesis of Species Text Image

703.

CUL-DAR47.58 Note: [Undated] Laws of Var[iation] / Declare that term spontaneous var[iatio]n, though Text Image

704.

CUL-DAR47.59 Note: [Undated] In Chapt 6 at near end when I speak of Malay Arch[ipelago] as Text Image

705.

CUL-DAR47.60 Note: [Undated] Ch 6 / I am not at all sure whether it wd not be highly desirable to Text Image

706.

CUL-DAR47.81 Note: [Undated] Different breeding times of Opetiorhynchus in Chonos & Chiloe - Text Image

707.

CUL-DAR47.83 Note: [Undated] As far as external conditions are concerned in going, say from N to S Text Image

708.

CUL-DAR47.85 Note: [Undated] Ch 6 / Stokes showed me a Bamboo or Calamus from Java Text Image

709.

CUL-DAR47.86 Note: [Undated] Every single organism may be said to try its utmost to increase Text Image

710.

CUL-DAR47.89 Note: [Undated] In Doubledays letter in Chapt 4 & in Bernhardi on var[ieties]s of Text Image

711.

CUL-DAR47.99 Note: [Undated] British Plants with leaves aquatic respiration (Hooker) (species by Text Image

712.

CUL-DAR48.A11 Note: [Undated] The nuptial plumage of many Grallatores & Nelitores[?] Text Image

713.

CUL-DAR48.A15 Note: [Undated] Blyth suggests hind limbs of sea-otter Enhydra gradating to seals Text Image

714.

CUL-DAR48.A22 Note: [Undated] As fruits which are eaten by Birds, & flowers which are visited by Text Image

715.

CUL-DAR48.B9 Note: [Undated] In British Museum / Mischocyttarus[?] labiatus (Social Vespidae with Text Image

716.

CUL-DAR49.142 Note: [Undated] Dichogamy / Some good Remarks on Dichogamy in Orchid Portfolio by Dr H [Crüger, 21 January 1864] Text Image

717.

CUL-DAR49.143 Note: [Undated] I caught small fly in a Campanula whole body above & below & every leg Text Image

718.

CUL-DAR49.146 Note: [Undated] Elizabeth found 15 calices on one other branch on one side of Boat-House Yew at Maer Text Image

719.

CUL-DAR49.152 Note: [Undated] Plants to examine for state of Pollen [application of water, alcohol] Text Image

720.

CUL-DAR49.157 Note: [Undated] Dichogamy / Secretion of nectar outside of flower in Orchids — Fritz Text Image

721.

CUL-DAR49.158 Note: [Undated] Pollen [quantities observed on named plants] Text Image

722.

CUL-DAR49.16 Note: [Undated] The Wild Raspberry an insignificant flower much frequented by Humble-Bees Text Image

723.

CUL-DAR51.C16 Note: [Undated] Acids (much diluted) causing / not causing / inflection of the tentacles Text Image

724.

CUL-DAR51.C23 Note: [Undated] Salts / Aluminium & Potassium sulphate of (common alum) / Gold chloride / Text Image

725.

CUL-DAR51.C24 Note: [Undated] Acids / I will as in the case of the salts first give a list Text Image

726.

CUL-DAR51.C29 Note: [Undated] Note about ovule / If the observations & views of Balbiani are confirmed Text Image

727.

CUL-DAR52.B3 Note: [Undated] Nierembergia filicaulis (one of Solanaceae) with most curious capitate Text Image

728.

CUL-DAR59.1.149 Note: [Undated] Dry a utricle & see if secretion viscid — this perhaps wd suffice to Text Image

729.

CUL-DAR64.1.85 Note: [Undated] [diagram of portion of worm] Image

730.

CUL-DAR64.1.87 Note: [Undated] [Worm notes: On cell nucleus of worms]. Text Image

731.

CUL-DAR64.1.88 Note: [Undated] Is it known whether the digestive power of pancreatic ferment is Text Image

732.

CUL-DAR64.1.89 Note: [Undated] Is the digestive power of the pancreatic ferment increased or decreased by the presence of an acid? See Foster Text Image

733.

CUL-DAR64.1.91 Note: [Undated] I ought to calculate average amount in [illegible] from some of the Male[?] Text Image

734.

CUL-DAR55.113-114 Note: [Undated] [commentary on pp. 3-20 probably of item CUL-DAR55.5-32] Text Image

735.

CUL-DAR55.162 Note: [Undated] Take 1 dr of the (1 gr to 20 oz) initial mixture Text Image

736.

CUL-DAR49.161 Note: [Undated] Some Pyrulas have curved pistils some straight how are nectaries? good case Ch. 3 Text Image

737.

CUL-DAR49.162 Note: [Undated] It is important & hostile fact no bees on Keeling Islets — flys — ants Text Image

738.

CUL-DAR49.1br Note: [Undated] N.B Malay Fowls are hatched in 21 days This important as showing not Text Image

739.

CUL-DAR53.1.B13 Note: [Undated] In the published letters of Chauncey Wright there are some good Text Image

740.

CUL-DAR53.1.B23 Note: [Undated] Caroline brought for & opened before one her little grandchildren 1 y[ear] Text Image

741.

CUL-DAR53.1.B24 Note: [Undated] In the discussion on Music I think I had better omit, that[?] according Text Image

742.

CUL-DAR53.1.B30 Note: [Undated] In Portfolio on Descent a letter from Mr Chance with voluble remarks on Text Image

743.

CUL-DAR53.1.B31 Note: [Undated] See in Portfolio on Var under Domestication Mr Chance's letter on Text Image

744.

CUL-DAR53.1.B32 Note: [Undated] There is no tension or straining of the arm when thrown above head in Text Image

745.

CUL-DAR53.1.B33 Note: [Undated] When jaw shut & opened wide — passage to Ear appears to open — can this Text Image

746.

CUL-DAR50.C15b Note: [Undated] Mr Milne says horizontal marks have lately been discovered in Perthshire Text Image

747.

CUL-DAR50.C19 Note: [Undated] Position of Boulders in Glen Roy shows not glaciers Text Image

748.

CUL-DAR50.C22 Note: [Undated] Best map of N Scotland? / Shells of Japan / Heyne's Tracts Text Image

749.

CUL-DAR50.C26 Note: [Undated] An error of 2 inches in 100 yards wd give nearly 36 in mile Text Image

750.

CUL-DAR50.C27 Note: [Undated] Glen Roy / If the difference between the two roads mentioned by Sir D. Brewster Text Image

751.

CUL-DAR50.C31 Note: [Undated] From N[orth] of fall to Yarrow a narrow valley Text Image

752.

CUL-DAR50.C7 Note: [Undated] Chambers / 4th shelf 877 / 3d shelf 1085 — difference 208 Text Image

753.

CUL-DAR50.C9 Note: [Undated] [annotated geological drawing / Dr Smith / Cape of Good Hope] Text Image

754.

CUL-DAR50.D16 Note: [Undated] At Glacial period, when Vaccinium &c got to top of W Indian islds — land Text Image

755.

CUL-DAR50.D17 Note: [Undated] During Miocene or old Pliocene climate apparently warmer than now & yet Text Image

756.

CUL-DAR50.D18 Note: [Undated] A Decandolle has protested against the confusion of ideas (how strong in Text Image

757.

CUL-DAR50.D19 Note: [Undated] The fact of extraordinary few peculiar plants in intertropical Africa / Text Image

758.

CUL-DAR50.D20 Note: [Undated] As a contrast with the evidence of the Atlantic islds I may bring Text Image

759.

CUL-DAR50.E32 Note: [Undated] Dr Hooker was very strong on greater dampness in Khuria & Himalaya Text Image

760.

CUL-DAR50.E34 Note: [Undated] The contests between productions of N & S hemispheres have actually taken Text Image

761.

CUL-DAR50.E35 Note: [Undated] I am almost certain Webb & B[erthelot] say Flora of summit of Teneriffe Text Image

762.

CUL-DAR50.E38 Note: [Undated] When speaking of temperate plants penetrating Tropics — allude to Text Image

763.

CUL-DAR50.E42 Note: [Undated] I think explanation of more plants having gone from N to S than reversely Text Image

764.

CUL-DAR50.E47 Note: [Undated] Organ Mt / Second letter to Lyell from Bunbury Text Image

765.

CUL-DAR50.E51 Note: [Undated] The northern & southern plants may be compared to 2 armies of N & S men, Text Image

766.

CUL-DAR50.E52 Note: [Undated] Seeing how isolated Equatorial Africa from India & how distant — it is Text Image

767.

CUL-DAR50.E55-E56 Note: [Undated] There are 84 genera common to Europe & marked X = extra-tropical or Text Image

768.

CUL-DAR50.E57 Note: [Undated] Northern warm temperate Fauna Text Image

769.

CUL-DAR50.E60 Note: [Undated] Hooker tells me that Australian forms in Japan Grand Text Image

770.

CUL-DAR50.E67-E68 Note: [Undated] European Plants in Flora Antarctica Text Image

771.

CUL-DAR50.E69-E73 Note: [Undated] European Plants in Victoria & Tasmania [table of species] Image

772.

CUL-DAR50.E74 Note: [Undated] Australian Genera that advance beyond the Northern Tropic in Asia, but Text Image

773.

CUL-DAR51.A1 Note: [Undated] Asa Gray Bot Text Book on Phyllotaxis p. 236-37 Chapt V Sect I — p. 141 Text Image

774.

CUL-DAR51.A10-A14 Note: [Undated] Not Real [angles] [with diagrams: 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 3/7, 4/9] Text Image

775.

CUL-DAR51.A15 Note: [Undated] Imaginary angles [calculations: 3/4, 1/6, 3/7, 4/9] / real angles Text Image

776.

CUL-DAR51.A16 Note: [Undated] Not real angle [diagram: 3/7] Text Image

777.

CUL-DAR52.C10-C11 Note: [Undated] Queries / absence of organic R[emains] / Will pure water with no Carbonic Text Image

778.

CUL-DAR52.C5 Note: [Undated] I believe that all persons who admit to gradual evolution of each step of Text Image

779.

CUL-DAR53.1.B7 Note: [Undated] In Dutch Translation notes at end of every chapter — may be good Text Image

780.

CUL-DAR89.72a Note: [Undated] It is said that Prof Meyer has recently ascertained in the U[nited] Text Image

781.

CUL-DAR77.49 Note: [Undated] Summary of results — observations assumed to have been made each day at Text Image

782.

CUL-DAR77.50 Note: [Undated] Weight of seeds [summary and index of results] Text Image

783.

CUL-DAR77.51 Note: [Undated] Germination of seeds [summary and index of results] Text Image

784.

CUL-DAR77.66-69 Note: [Undated] Foxglove / Crossed [in comparison with] Self-fertilised [tables of Text Image

785.

CUL-DAR77.70-71 Note: [Undated] Weight of plants [calculations] / Proof sheet of Insectivorous plants, pp. 97 & 103. Text Image

786.

CUL-DAR78.2-3 Note: [Undated] Index Germination of Seeds Text Image

787.

CUL-DAR59.1.113 Note: [Undated] Carex sylvatica is plant the seeds of which from sand-walk I applied to Pinguicula & Drosera—Keep Text Image

788.

CUL-DAR59.1.114 Note: [Undated] 4 or 5 sort of Carex-fruit Text Image

789.

CUL-DAR59.1.115 Note: [Undated] Erica tetralix are little leaves Text Image

790.

CUL-DAR59.1.66-68 Note: [Undated] Notes of Secretion, abstraction & Digestion [summary set of notes Text Image

791.

CUL-DAR59.1.78 Note: [Undated] 2 cabbage seed were put on Pinguicula Lusitanica on July 10 8h 15 p.m & Text Image

792.

CUL-DAR59.1.85 Note: [Undated] No 4 Glass — no or little secretion [summary of notes numbered 4-5, 8A, Text Image

793.

CUL-DAR59.1.87-88 Note: [Undated] [Pinguicula: summary of notes numbered pp. 9-19] Text Image

794.

CUL-DAR70.119 Note: [Undated] Orchids / I must correct by saying that insects could reach end of Text Image

795.

CUL-DAR70.120 Note: [Undated] Cypripedium hirsutissimum wd be worth examining on account of testing my Text Image

796.

CUL-DAR68.24 Note: [Undated] 11h 30 Hundreds of Ants at work at all the plants Text Image

797.

CUL-DAR68.27 Note: [Undated] P.S 2d 3h pm / Have looked at 1/2 dozen groups of fern in the big wood Text Image

798.

CUL-DAR68.3 Note: [Undated] Copied from folio notes / Glaucium luteum — cotyledons no bloom Text Image

799.

CUL-DAR68.4 Note: [Undated] It is well known to those who have kept plants in room that washing Text Image

800.

CUL-DAR77.100 Note: [Undated] Exceptions to rule of Cross Higher [table of relative heights of plants] Text Image

801.

CUL-DAR77.101 Note: [Undated] Total of Crossed & Self-fert[ilised] Individuals [calculations] Text Image

802.

CUL-DAR77.102 Note: [Undated] Families Genera Species Provisional List Text Image

803.

CUL-DAR77.103-105b Note: [Undated] Crossed Plants within 5 per cent of height of self-fert[ilised] Plants / Text Image

804.

CUL-DAR77.106 Note: [Undated] Grand average for the 54 sp[ecies] measured [relative heights of plants] Text Image

805.

CUL-DAR77.107a-107b Note: [Undated] Dianthus [comparison of crossed and self-fertilised] [numbers of seed?] Text Image

806.

CUL-DAR60.2.31 Note: [Undated] Citrate of Ammonia (about 3 gr to 1 oz) in 36 [minutes] no change Text Image

807.

CUL-DAR60.2.32 Note: [Undated] I must say it is only the absolutely central short tentacles of disc do not become inflected Text Image

808.

CUL-DAR60.2.33 Note: [Undated] The density of secretion of Drosera wd probably cause exosmose from captured insects Text Image

809.

CUL-DAR60.2.38 Note: [Undated] Foot-stalks of gland not so short as Dionaea / yet short Text Image

810.

CUL-DAR60.2.40 Note: [Undated] gelatine / albumen / milk / meat / saliva / urine / mucus / [No of] Text Image

811.

CUL-DAR60.2.41 Note: [Undated] 1 gr to 1 oz 12 tried but of these (but 2 of them drop rolled off [with Text Image

812.

CUL-DAR60.2.42 Note: [Undated] I cannot in Dionaea believe in flow of fluids; & as there is no Text Image

813.

CUL-DAR60.2.43 Note: [Undated] Action of Chloroform shows plainly that absorption does affect movements Text Image

814.

CUL-DAR60.2.44 Note: [Undated] [numbers of hairs [of Drosera?] tested] [Fragment of account ledger on verso.] Text Image

815.

CUL-DAR60.2.45 Note: [Undated] Proportion of nitrogen / in ammonia / in carbonate of ammonia / in Text Image

816.

CUL-DAR60.2.46 Note: [Undated] To recur to genus Drosera / D[rosera] longifolia — spathulata[?] - Text Image

817.

CUL-DAR60.2.5 Note: [Undated] A[ldrovanda] australis / I have now found quite large Cot[yledon] with Text Image

818.

CUL-DAR60.2.50 Note: [Undated] Temp 38° 40° C / Hydrochloric / Propionic / Butyric / Valerianic acids Text Image

819.

CUL-DAR60.2.51 Note: [Undated] p 73 folio — add to experiments on acid 6 leaves with albumen — glands Text Image

820.

CUL-DAR60.2.54 Note: [Undated] Propionic & Butyric Acid could not have been generated by his analysis Text Image

821.

CUL-DAR60.2.56 Note: [Undated] says Urea is easily dissolved — experiments go for nothing (But then so Text Image

822.

CUL-DAR60.2.57 Note: [Undated] Proportion of Pepsin to water & acid for digestion Text Image

823.

CUL-DAR60.2.60 Note: [Undated] As Drosera has some chlorophyll, no doubt it decomposes carbonic acid - Text Image

824.

CUL-DAR60.2.62 Note: [Undated] another bit of Hair [calculations] Text Image

825.

CUL-DAR60.2.66 Note: [Undated] Wine (sherry) / drops left on three leaves for 31h & 41h caused no Text Image

826.

CUL-DAR60.2.67 Note: [Undated] Drops of turpentine & creosote (as might have been expected) killed the Text Image

827.

CUL-DAR60.2.69 Note: [Undated] on account of papillae on under side of pedicels I placed bits of meat Text Image

828.

CUL-DAR60.2.71 Note: [Undated] The little papillae may be rudiments of the rather sessile glands of Text Image

829.

CUL-DAR60.2.72 Note: [Undated] If I can make out mechanism of movement in Drosera by colour of sap — it Text Image

830.

CUL-DAR60.2.73 Note: [Undated] I remark in my notes that the tentacles of very old leaves become bowed Text Image

831.

CUL-DAR60.2.75 Note: [Undated] Phosphate of Lime moistened with saliva which is almost the most powerful Text Image

832.

CUL-DAR60.2.77 Note: [Undated] a few very pale green spheres — aggregated Text Image

833.

CUL-DAR60.2.79-79v Note: [Undated] [Carbonate of ammonia, experimental notes] / Proof sheets of Expression. Text Image

834.

CUL-DAR60.2.81-83 Note: [Undated] Calculations [of quantities of chemicals present in aqueous solutions] Text Image

835.

CUL-DAR60.2.88 Note: [Undated] Vapours / chloroform / nitric ether / sulphuric ether / alcohol / Text Image

836.

CUL-DAR60.2.89 Note: [Undated] Index of Salts & not strongly organic solutions Text Image

837.

CUL-DAR60.2.90 Note: [Undated] Acids causing inflection of the tentacles [table] Text Image

838.

CUL-DAR60.2.91 Note: [Undated] Salts causing / not causing / plainly marked inflection [table] Text Image

839.

CUL-DAR60.2.94-95 Note: [Undated] 1 gr [of nitrate of ammonia] to 3 oz of water [effects on plants Text Image

840.

CUL-DAR53.2.128r Note: [Undated] [list of plants and ratios of numbers seeds produced by different Text Image

841.

CUL-DAR53.2.141 Note: [Undated] [Draft of Cross and self fertilisation?] p. C / ch D p. 57 [top of page only] Text Image

842.

CUL-DAR53.2.100 Note: [Undated] (1) A dog approaching another dog in a hostile spirit Text Image

843.

CUL-DAR53.2.103 Note: [Undated] Plumptre Lecture on Elocution / Perhaps I might look at the chapter on Text Image

844.

CUL-DAR53.2.105 Note: [Undated] Whenever a new Edit of Expression wanted, I must look over the Reviews of me Text Image

845.

CUL-DAR53.2.107 Note: [Undated] Polly was more indignant that[sic] I ever saw her at 6 Beagle[?] puppies Text Image

846.

CUL-DAR53.2.112 Note: [Undated] The diurnal periodic movements which lead to sleep are easily disturbed, Text Image

847.

CUL-DAR59.1.6 Note: [Undated] Digestion / Abstract of [notes numbered A-B, BB-CC, CCC, G, 1-2] Text Image

848.

CUL-DAR59.2.24 Note: [Undated] [diagram of spherical glands after application of nitrate of ammonia] Text Image

849.

CUL-DAR59.2.75-78 Note: [Undated] [Utricularia — summary of notes numbered pp. 9, 6, D-E, H, 4, N, X, Text Image

850.

CUL-DAR66.41 Note: [Undated] Laurestinus(?) & deciduous Magnolia lower surface very greasy upper Text Image

851.

CUL-DAR54.10 Note: [Undated] Action of C[arbonate] of Ammonia on the Hairs & Roots of various plants / Used Text Image

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CUL-DAR54.7c Note: [Undated] Two leaves (by the accident) for 4 1/2 Hours in water no[?] plain change Text Image

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CUL-DAR64.2.27 Note: [Undated] Frank subtract 1/16 of thickness from the 2 following layers / Terrace / Text Image

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CUL-DAR64.2.29 Note: [Undated] Terrace / Ounces [measurements] Text Image

855.

CUL-DAR64.2.32 Note: [Undated] [calculations] / The castings thereafter very compact when dry Text Image

856.

CUL-DAR69.A1b Note: [Undated] Cyris[?] — described as hermaphrodite but are said to copulate sometimes. Text Image

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CUL-DAR69.A2 Note: [Undated] N.B There is less crossing where as in insects one copulation early in Text Image

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CUL-DAR72.70 Note: [Undated] [table relating to palaeontological distribution of shells, from Woodward Text Image

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CUL-DAR65.38 Note: [Undated] Lucy / Ch 2 / Amount of mould brought up / On common near square yard - Text Image

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CUL-DAR65.45 Note: [Undated] Tips cemented / Tips tied together with thread / [totals dragged in] By Text Image

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CUL-DAR65.54 Note: [Undated] Worms in confinement triang[l]es of Paper in same burrow Text Image

862.

CUL-DAR77.108-110 Note: [Undated] Name / Crossed / Self-fer[tilised] / Died [heights and weights also Text Image

863.

CUL-DAR77.113-114 Note: [Undated] Fertility of Mimulus [observations on plants 51, 53, 54, 56, 58, 60] Text Image

864.

CUL-DAR77.115-116 Note: [Undated] Table 100 / Crossed by fresh stock [table of comparative heights] Text Image

865.

CUL-DAR77.117 Note: [Undated] Table 101 / Weights / Relative weights of crossed & self-fertilised Text Image

866.

CUL-DAR77.118-120 Note: [Undated] Tab[le] 103? [comparison of crossed and self-fertilised in amount of Text Image

867.

CUL-DAR77.131 Note: [Undated] To be returned / [instructions to an amanuensis as to order in which to Text Image

868.

CUL-DAR77.132-133 Note: [Undated] Table A / Enumeration of plants experimented on [tables comparing weights / Proof sheet of Insectivorous plants, p. 24 Text Image

869.

CUL-DAR60.1.59 Note: [Undated] [calculations] Text Image

870.

CUL-DAR60.1.60 Note: [Undated] [calculations] / verso printed list of subscribers including "Erasmus A. Darwin, Esq. ... 4" Text Image

871.

CUL-DAR60.1.64 Note: [Undated] 20 of my drops = 10 minims exactly Text Image

872.

CUL-DAR63.26r Note: [Undated] Bartlett / Ch IV / It is odd how many animals hiss when angry Text Image

873.

CUL-DAR63.69 Note: [Undated] Calcutta castings / During rainy season — large grasses[?] covered Text Image

874.

CUL-DAR63.84 Note: [Undated] "Crown & furrow" when land [??] impervious — very ancient practice & Text Image

875.

CUL-DAR63.85 Note: [Undated] Furrowed fields / As worms abound as in Lawn chiefly in this layer of Text Image

876.

CUL-DAR65.82 Note: [Undated] Results to correct M.S on Triangles of Paper — All relative to narrow Text Image

877.

CUL-DAR84.1.109 Note: [Undated] Ardea astrix young white adult dark ash-coloured slate / [Ardea] Text Image

878.

CUL-DAR84.1.171b Note: [Undated] Birds / Galapagos / under the [illegible] / I was more struck with absence[?] Text Image

879.

CUL-DAR84.1.175 Note: [Undated] Birds / Mr Sharpe tells me that the [female] of Dacelo gaudichaudi which Text Image

880.

CUL-DAR85.B57-B58 Note: [Undated] Sheep [numbers of males and females] Image

881.

CUL-DAR73.120 Note: [Undated] Waterhouse does not in least believe in Fries statement that larger Text Image

882.

CUL-DAR67.90 Note: [Undated] Theory of sensitiveness / Also jarred pots for 1 [minute] with young Text Image

883.

CUL-DAR86.B52 Note: [Undated] Foot-notes / French tr of Insectivorous Plants Text Image

884.

CUL-DAR65.102-103 Note: [Undated] No writing to be copied / Section 9 / Paragraph 10 [instructions to Text Image

885.

CUL-DAR65.105,107 Note: [Undated] Section A / The original diagram to be returned to me [instructions for Text Image

886.

CUL-DAR65.112 Note: [Undated] Ch I / I never saw two tracks or one & from the same burrow Text Image

887.

CUL-DAR65.114 Note: [Undated] The mean weight of 11 rather old & not large subsided castings Text Image

888.

CUL-DAR89.55 Note: [Undated] The only case besides the Argus is that of the genus Brahmaea Text Image

889.

CUL-DAR76.A21 Note: [Undated] Diptera visiting & cover with pollen [list of plants] Text Image

890.

CUL-DAR76.A4 Note: [Undated] Penstemon / A didynam Flower something like Foxglove Text Image

891.

CUL-DAR77.173v Note: [Undated] [spelling of Canna warscewi[c]z[i] and Eschscholtzia] Text Image

892.

CUL-DAR77.19 Note: [Undated] My son has considered under the same point of view the plants of the 8th Text Image

893.

CUL-DAR69.A8 Note: [Undated] Ch 3 / I had better just allude to Allman splendid work on the F.W Text Image

894.

CUL-DAR91.13 Note: [Undated] H Tooke has shown one chief object of language is promptness of Text Image

895.

CUL-DAR91.16 Note: [Undated] A Planaria must be looked at as animal with consciousness it choosing Text Image

896.

CUL-DAR76.B38 Note: [Undated] In Dimorphism Portfolio Letter in Indexed Cover from F Müller on self-transportal Escholtzia & other cases (Germination of seed Portfolio) Text Image

897.

CUL-DAR76.B39 Note: [Undated] On Cabbages & Radishes naturally crossing — & on prepotency of pollen (proof sheet of Insectivorous plants) Text Image

898.

CUL-DAR76.B43 Note: [Undated] Summary / Mem pistil surrounded by 6 stamens each with more than enough Text Image

899.

CUL-DAR65.116 Note: [Undated] For Last Chapter / Argue under Digestion — They evidently swallow vast Text Image

900.

CUL-DAR65.119 Note: [Undated] Stone / Sand / Concretion / Summary on contents of gizzard [table] Text Image

901.

CUL-DAR65.121 Note: [Undated] Frank / Proceedings Linnean Society XI Megasolex Sanctae-Helenae is the St Helena Isld Text Image

902.

CUL-DAR65.124 Note: [Undated] In order to find out something about the intelligence of such lowly Text Image

903.

CUL-DAR65.128 Note: [Undated] (a) Mr Farrer was struck with the pertinacity with which they reopened Text Image

904.

CUL-DAR65.129 Note: [Undated] [soil-depth measurements relating to pp. 49, 51, 79, 80 of draft text of Text Image

905.

CUL-DAR65.132 Note: [Undated] 17 petioles of Clematis dragged into one hole & 10 into another Text Image

906.

CUL-DAR65.133 Note: [Undated] Add to leaves blackened by digestive fluid Ivy leaves when thin such as Image

907.

CUL-DAR69.B29 Note: [Undated] on account of Henslows foolish criticism / Ipomoea very little sterile Text Image

908.

CUL-DAR69.B32 Note: [Undated] When I speak of night-flowering plants smelling sweetly only at night - Text Image

909.

CUL-DAR74.65 Note: [Undated] In the frames at Shrewsbury being very hot the Manchester Cucumber Text Image

910.

CUL-DAR84.2.2 Note: [Undated] Blyths Laws (corrected) / (1) / When the plumage of the young male & Text Image

911.

CUL-DAR84.2.20 Note: [Undated] That the blackness of blackbird is for ornament we may feel sure from the Text Image

912.

CUL-DAR84.2.200a Note: [Undated] Swan in the Down British spec[ies] white with light brownish beak — Black Australian swan is even lighter coloured. N Text Image

913.

CUL-DAR84.2.200b Note: [Undated] Sexual Selection / The young of Black Australian Swan is nearly black but Text Image

914.

CUL-DAR84.2.201 Note: [Undated] Sexual Selection / Male & female of 2 sp[ecimens] of Marabou[?] Stork do Text Image

915.

CUL-DAR81.156 Note: [Undated] Dynastes Pan the [female] has large horn but not so large as in [male] on Text Image

916.

CUL-DAR81.157 Note: [Undated] Lamellicorn / Some African sp[ecies] of Onitis have an extraordinarily Text Image

917.

CUL-DAR68.16 Note: [Undated] List of plants out of doors with bloom removed Text Image

918.

CUL-DAR68.17 Note: [Undated] Barberry berries beautifully silvery / 93°-92° all silver gone well Text Image

919.

CUL-DAR68.18 Note: [Undated] Has Lemna bloom? / No / No Text Image

920.

CUL-DAR69.A2r Note: [Undated] These letters respect [he means represent] species of a genus [fragment Text Image

921.

CUL-DAR69.B36 Note: [Undated] I must put it much more vaguely & say very obscure subject how heterostylism originated. Text Image

922.

CUL-DAR69.B38 Note: [Undated] Change Cleistogene into cleistogamic under Vandellia & Ononis & in Text Image

923.

CUL-DAR76.B86-B87 Note: [Undated] Dichogamy / Isotoma (a Lobeliad) white flow[ered] has curious long Text Image

924.

CUL-DAR77.86-89 Note: [Undated] Petunia / Lobelia fulgens [comparison of crossed and self-fertilised] Text Image

925.

CUL-DAR84.2.9 Note: [Undated] Birds / I saw that male character for conspicuous[ness] & other reasons Text Image

926.

CUL-DAR85.A11 Note: [Undated] Sexual Selection of man / The greater size of man compared to [female] Text Image

927.

CUL-DAR85.A6 Note: [Undated] Why one kind of inarticulate cry[?] or music shd have become associated Text Image

928.

CUL-DAR85.A60 Note: [Undated] Sexual selection / References for / Ch 1 p. 33 my M.S The facts shown by Text Image

929.

CUL-DAR85.A65 Note: [Undated] Bichat says if everyone cast in same mould there wd be no beauty Text Image

930.

CUL-DAR70.151 Note: [Undated] Bateman gives drawing of Plates of a famous Orchidean sport Text Image

931.

CUL-DAR70.153 Note: [Undated] Megaclinium falcatum has according to Lindley a labellum which Text Image

932.

CUL-DAR70.154 Note: [Undated] Sarchochilus parviflorus (Vandeae) produces capsules not infrequently in Text Image

933.

CUL-DAR70.160 Note: [Undated] Ch 17 F Muller now finds that in Oncidium unicorne & another species Text Image

934.

CUL-DAR70.163 Note: [Undated] 9h 10 28°.Cent = 83°.F / 10h 25 Both exploded / for 1h 15 / Looks like Text Image

935.

CUL-DAR70.164 Note: [Undated] Elastic threads of O mascula are viscid In one pollinium I found 153 Text Image

936.

CUL-DAR70.166 Note: [Undated] Self-fertile yet with structures for crossing Text Image

937.

CUL-DAR70.167 Note: [Undated] Self-fertilisers / Orchis or Neotinea intacta Text Image

938.

CUL-DAR70.168 Note: [Undated] List of the genera mentioned arranged according to Lindley in the Text Image

939.

CUL-DAR70.170 Note: [Undated] Musk-Orchis / Little Beetles visiting Musk shows that mandibles can Text Image

940.

CUL-DAR70.6 Note: [Undated] All used & referred to / Hildebrands paper on Orchis is 8vo Pamphlet 357 Text Image

941.

CUL-DAR72.64 Note: [Undated] Cohe `Gesetz der Befruchtung & Vererbung' Text Image

942.

CUL-DAR72.66r Note: [Undated] Bourbon & Mauritius / Timor / Jamaica / West Indies [distribution of Text Image

943.

CUL-DAR73.90-91 Note: [Undated] Geum urbanum / Geum nivale [numbers of good and bad seeds] Text Image

944.

CUL-DAR91.1 Note: [Undated] Shot / Recommended strongly No 7 Text Image

945.

CUL-DAR91.3 Note: [Undated] Instructions for Young Sportsmen / By an old Sportsman Text Image

946.

CUL-DAR91.34-38 Note: [Undated] Effects of Life in the abstract is matter united by certain laws Text Image

947.

CUL-DAR91.39-41 Note: [Undated] Why may it not be said that thought perceptions will consciousness memory Text Image

948.

CUL-DAR91.66 Note: [Undated] Brehm "Handbuch" (Bailliere has copy £2) is probably best book for Text Image

949.

CUL-DAR76.B100 Note: [Undated] Tropaeolum tricolorum — Greenhouse / 12 fl[owers] crossed & produced 6 Text Image

950.

CUL-DAR76.B113 Note: [Undated] After Butschli on conjugation — add several writers have recently Text Image

951.

CUL-DAR76.B117-B118 Note: [Undated] Spont Self-fertilisation of Plants on List Text Image

952.

CUL-DAR76.B119 Note: [Undated] Second list self-fertile Text Image

953.

CUL-DAR76.B120 Note: [Undated] First table sterile plants Text Image

954.

CUL-DAR76.B121 Note: [Undated] Esch[sch]oltzia / Hildebrand / Fumariaceae [table of numbers of seeds] Text Image

955.

CUL-DAR76.B123-B125 Note: [Undated] Esch[sch]oltzia — General average of all measurements / Nicotiana / Text Image

956.

CUL-DAR76.B126-B127 Note: [Undated] Table F Relative fertility of the flowers on the parent plants used in my Text Image

957.

CUL-DAR76.B130 Note: [Undated] Table 102 / Relative fertility of the crossed & self-fertilised fruits on Text Image

958.

CUL-DAR76.B131 Note: [Undated] Table 103 / Relative fertility of the crossed & self-fertilised plants of Text Image

959.

CUL-DAR76.B132 Note: [Undated] Table 104 / Relative fertility of the crossed & self-fertilised plants of Text Image

960.

CUL-DAR76.B139 Note: [Undated] I find that this same view has been held by some botanists / on nectar Text Image

961.

CUL-DAR76.B141 Note: [Undated] It is remarkable that some flowers which absolutely require insect agency Text Image

962.

CUL-DAR76.B148 Note: [Undated] Euryale ferox / Crossed flower / self-fertile [comparison of number of Text Image

963.

CUL-DAR76.B151 Note: [Undated] Intercrossing plants of the 7 s[elf] fertilised generation (with Ipomoea Text Image

964.

CUL-DAR76.B152 Note: [Undated] General conclusions / Dianthus / S[elf] fert[ilised] plants of 3d Text Image

965.

CUL-DAR76.B153 Note: [Undated] Petunia / Plants of the same stock were intercrossed for 5 generations Text Image

966.

CUL-DAR76.B154 Note: [Undated] Give section of self-sterile Plants — Reseda — Esch[sch]oltzia (under Text Image

967.

CUL-DAR76.B156 Note: [Undated] L fulgens in my garden never visited by bees & consequently when bedded Text Image

968.

CUL-DAR76.B157 Note: [Undated] Eliz Wedgwood covered up Euphrasia & it produced plenty of seed whether Text Image

969.

CUL-DAR76.B159 Note: [Undated] I have insisted on case of Petunia & Iberis in which self-fertile Plants Text Image

970.

CUL-DAR76.B160 Note: [Undated] Introduction / For Martha — read Poso[??] fragrans (Rutiaceae) Text Image

971.

CUL-DAR76.B161 Note: [Undated] Mahonia repens (broad dead[?] leaf) & aquifolium are the two species Text Image

972.

CUL-DAR76.B44 Note: [Undated] Sugar Loaf Cabbage / Portsmouth Broccoli / Brussels sprouts [numbers of Text Image

973.

CUL-DAR76.B52 Note: [Undated] Broom — Dichog[amy] [with annotated drawings [by Darwin F?] on reverse] Text Image

974.

CUL-DAR83.61 Note: [Undated] Dom[estic] & wild Quadrupeds Text Image

975.

CUL-DAR83.62 Note: [Undated] Mandrill / Yes / Rhesus young more hairy on buttocks covered & Drill Text Image

976.

CUL-DAR85.A29 Note: [Undated] Sexual Selection Man / Colour of Beards Text Image

977.

CUL-DAR85.A32 Note: [Undated] Mr Scott tells me after attending at my request to subject in India that Text Image

978.

CUL-DAR85.A38 Note: [Undated] Ch 6 / Falconer thinks that Hindoos have same idea of Beauty with us as Text Image

979.

CUL-DAR85.A4 Note: [Undated] allusion has been made to the many services afforded by voice; but from Text Image

980.

CUL-DAR82.B43 Note: [Undated] Male & Female Different / Snakes / Lizards [list of plates] Text Image

981.

CUL-DAR90.152 Note: [Undated] 25000 — of which 1000 become more beautiful than the average during Text Image

982.

CUL-DAR81.164-166 Note: [Undated] [lists of insect species and the varying colour of males and females]. Text Image

983.

CUL-DAR81.169 Note: [Undated] Ch 6 Sexual Selection / see my Notes on [illegible] Text Image

984.

CUL-DAR81.174-175 Note: [Undated] Crotch / specimens [numbered list with comments] Text Image

985.

CUL-DAR84.2.19 Note: [Undated] In all the Heron-tribe many ornaments plume & fimbriated feathers I Text Image

986.

CUL-DAR88.125 Note: [Undated] Descent of Man / Put foot-note under Horns of Cattle — Dr C Forsyth Text Image

987.

CUL-DAR80.B148 Note: [Undated] Mind & Moral Sense [index of references] Text Image

988.

CUL-DAR80.B16 Note: [Undated] Huxley says old Ganoids are much related to Lepidosiren which connects amphibians & Fishes Text Image

989.

CUL-DAR80.B17 Note: [Undated] Huxley says Orang very abnormal — Length of arms & dentition connect Text Image

990.

CUL-DAR89.137 Note: [Undated] Descent of Man / I see I must make clear that music by no means is Text Image

991.

CUL-DAR77.35b Note: [Undated] Megachile willughbellia — the leaf-cutting Bee is the species which I Text Image

992.

CUL-DAR78.70-71 Note: [Undated] Ipomoea purpurea — measurements in inches & decimals [tables comparing Text Image

993.

CUL-DAR80.B95v Note: [Undated] Macacus radiatus or Bonnet monkey has forehead almost naked with good Text Image

994.

CUL-DAR80.B96 Note: [Undated] no eyebrows worth speaking of in Chimpanzee or [Orang] — Hair directed Text Image

995.

CUL-DAR81.102 Note: [Undated] in some of our Fritillaries as for instance in Argynnis agleria in which the lower surface is ornamented with silver lines. Text Image

996.

CUL-DAR81.105 Note: [Undated] Lepidoptera / In the case in which female Butterfly made beautiful by Text Image

997.

CUL-DAR81.106 Note: [Undated] [male] dark brown backed [female] light brown or yellower / Lasiocampa Text Image

998.

CUL-DAR81.107 Note: [Undated] I saw Polyommatus arion female rather darker on edges of wings & black Text Image

999.

CUL-DAR81.108 Note: [Undated] Caligo eurilochus — common Butterfly (Pavonia?) upper surface black shot Text Image

1000.

CUL-DAR81.117 Note: [Undated] Get Isle of Wight number of the Locustidae Text Image

1001.

CUL-DAR81.118 Note: [Undated] In Siagonium in B[ritish] Mus[eum] the mandibles are more developed in Text Image

1002.

CUL-DAR81.121 Note: [Undated] After Chiasognathus grantii many Beetles make noises by cra[c]king[?] Text Image

1003.

CUL-DAR81.122 Note: [Undated] Paelobius / greatest breadth of [male] 45 of [female] 31 or 32 Text Image

1004.

CUL-DAR81.123 Note: [Undated] Geotrupes squeaks from distress when held by hind legs or at least Text Image

1005.

CUL-DAR81.125 Note: [Undated] Coleoptera — when I show how how[sic] high Lamellicorns rank add & their Text Image

1006.

CUL-DAR81.127 Note: [Undated] Blethisa — edge of several abdominal segments on inferior or Text Image

1007.

CUL-DAR81.140 Note: [Undated] Look at Chiasognathus stridulatory apparatus[?] Text Image

1008.

CUL-DAR82.B2 Note: [Undated] Chelonia / Günther / Is it common in the Tail to be longer in [males]? Text Image

1009.

CUL-DAR82.B3 Note: [Undated] G[ünther] says he can certainly recognise the males of most snakes for Text Image

1010.

CUL-DAR82.B30 Note: [Undated] Head of [male] & [female] Salmon — specially of S[almo] lycardon Text Image

1011.

CUL-DAR82.B32 Note: [Undated] Rattle-snake the Keeper is positive & knows sexes by copulation & eggs Text Image

1012.

CUL-DAR82.B40 Note: [Undated] Besides claspers the male Rays even the [illegible] species have cluster of Text Image

1013.

CUL-DAR83.101 Note: [Undated] The Indian C[ercopithecus?] oryzu[?] of Ceylon became spotted in summer Text Image

1014.

CUL-DAR83.103 Note: [Undated] Keeper says the Chimpanzee & Ourangs do not move conch[?] of ear — Blyth Text Image

1015.

CUL-DAR83.68 Note: [Undated] Hyelaphus porcinus both sexes spotted Text Image

1016.

CUL-DAR83.69 Note: [Undated] Cervus axis always spotted In the Manchurian deer the spots are much more Text Image

1017.

CUL-DAR83.82 Note: [Undated] Mr John Wright of Yeldersley House [weights of young female deer hounds] Text Image

1018.

CUL-DAR84.2.105 Note: [Undated] Sexual Selection / Take Peacock-feather give woodcut — give gradation - Text Image

1019.

CUL-DAR84.2.107 Note: [Undated] Cephalepis loddigesi / [male] with all but central tail-feather tipped Text Image

1020.

CUL-DAR84.2.11 Note: [Undated] I am nearly sure Bechstein or some one says the spurs in Hens of some Text Image

1021.

CUL-DAR84.2.111 Note: [Undated] Measure length of tail in [female] of Reeves Pheasant I know the length Text Image

1022.

CUL-DAR84.2.114 Note: [Undated] Gould Monograph of Trogonidae / Count how many species there are both Text Image

1023.

CUL-DAR84.2.116 Note: [Undated] Mr Gould — Argus Pheasant / Look to [first] sec[ondary] feathers I have Text Image

1024.

CUL-DAR84.2.12 Note: [Undated] J Jenner Weir Partridge monogamous & rudiment of spurs — How in Text Image

1025.

CUL-DAR84.2.13 Note: [Undated] Birds / Ceriornis American Gold-finch / Kingfishers — Halcyon pulchella Text Image

1026.

CUL-DAR84.2.132 Note: [Undated] Jerdon `[reference incomplete]' I: 389 Text Image

1027.

CUL-DAR84.2.15 Note: [Undated] Common Partridge good case of sexual difference on breast alone when I Text Image

1028.

CUL-DAR84.2.16 Note: [Undated] It is doubtful point whether masculine characters first appear Text Image

1029.

CUL-DAR84.2.163-164 Note: [Undated] If female Pheasant for instance had been rendered dull by protection - Text Image

1030.

CUL-DAR84.2.163r Note: [Undated] [numbers and table relating to comparison of sizes of crossed and Text Image

1031.

CUL-DAR84.2.172 Note: [Undated] Birds Sexual Selection / Swinhoes cases (if I understand) of certain Text Image

1032.

CUL-DAR84.2.173 Note: [Undated] After facts about young & [females] having embryonic coloured plumage Text Image

1033.

CUL-DAR84.2.174 Note: [Undated] Gallinaceae when sexes are not gaudily coloured but have peculiar Text Image

1034.

CUL-DAR84.2.176 Note: [Undated] Crossoptilon tibetanum white except tail whiter bird than silver Pheasant Text Image

1035.

CUL-DAR84.2.177 Note: [Undated] The bird with ocellated feathers which is called the peacock-pheasant in the Indian Language — Bartlett tells me is in voice & habits really allied to Peacocks. Text Image

1036.

CUL-DAR84.2.17a Note: [Undated] Cockatoos are remarkably white for land-bird but large / no bird more Text Image

1037.

CUL-DAR84.2.17b Note: [Undated] As the Beaks of some male Birds are brightly coloured in contrast with Text Image

1038.

CUL-DAR84.2.181 Note: [Undated] After considerable enquiry I can find no group of considerable size in Text Image

1039.

CUL-DAR84.2.182 Note: [Undated] Caprimulgus prodigiously elongated tail & primary wing-feathers several Text Image

1040.

CUL-DAR84.2.184-185 Note: [Undated] Pavo muticus or spiciferus (p 7) — topknot in both sexes equal? How in Text Image

1041.

CUL-DAR84.2.186 Note: [Undated] variegated green & white & the young males from the nest are Text Image

1042.

CUL-DAR84.2.216 Note: [Undated] Wallace's view requires sexual limitation just as much as mine — only Text Image

1043.

CUL-DAR84.2.218 Note: [Undated] Mr Bartlett says if you pull feathers out of neck or head of young [male] Text Image

1044.

CUL-DAR84.2.220 Note: [Undated] Rhamphaston swainsonii / Gould speaks "of the extent of variation" in Text Image

1045.

CUL-DAR84.2.3 Note: [Undated] Youn[g] of both sexes in first perfect plumage alike / N.B by true Text Image

1046.

CUL-DAR84.2.39-45 Note: [Undated] (1) Are [females] of any species (get names) quite destitute of ocelli Text Image

1047.

CUL-DAR84.2.5 Note: [Undated] Birds / When colour is injurious it cd be most injurious to the young & Text Image

1048.

CUL-DAR84.2.50-54 Note: [Undated] [miscellaneous notes mainly on bird behaviour, numbered A-O] Text Image

1049.

CUL-DAR84.2.60 Note: [Undated] I fear I must look at Poly[plectron?] Hardwickii & Malacconse[?] — are Text Image

1050.

CUL-DAR85.A9 Note: [Undated] Man / A pipe closed at one end to prevent food falling in & with air Text Image

1051.

CUL-DAR85.B128 Note: [Undated] Porphyrio martinicus — Helmet became brighter during breeding season Text Image

1052.

CUL-DAR87.81 Note: [Undated] Infants (like dogs) at the age of 10-11 months understand a vast range Text Image

1053.

CUL-DAR88.21 Note: [Undated] We have known lately more of the important distinction between material & Text Image

1054.

CUL-DAR88.22 Note: [Undated] To call that instinct which leads an animal to help its fellow (so with Text Image

1055.

CUL-DAR88.25 Note: [Undated] Moral Sense / It has been objected (Miss Cobbe &c) that the strength of Text Image

1056.

CUL-DAR88.26 Note: [Undated] A young officer gets tipsy or avoided fighting a man & feels no shame Text Image

1057.

CUL-DAR91.7 Note: [Undated] I grant that the thrill which runs through every fibre when one behold Text Image

1058.

CUL-DAR91.70 Note: [Undated] Books read [list of references] Text Image

1059.

CUL-DAR91.71 Note: [Undated] List of Books bearing on number of inhabitants of small area Text Image

1060.

CUL-DAR91.72 Note: [Undated] Linnaean Soc[iety] [list of references] Text Image

1061.

CUL-DAR91.9 Note: [Undated] 1 Sensation is the ordering contraction (that is the only evidence where Text Image

1062.

EH88206194 Note: Undated [valuations of property, stocks and shares]

1063.

CUL-DAR83.36 Note: [ny].02.16 Dr J.E Grey says positively that he has seen in males of some species of Text Image

1064.

CUL-DAR84.2.170 Note: [ny].02.17 I see in B[ritish] Museum there are 3 or 4 vultures nearly white or with Text Image

1065.

CUL-DAR68.52 Note: [ny].02.18 O[xalis] pentaphylla I think does not sleep / 10h 15 pm no sign of sleep—no bloom on upper surface of leaf Text Image

1066.

CUL-DAR68.59 Note: [ny].02.20--[ny].02.28 Cauliflower seedlings / cotyledons / put drops of salt water Text Image

1067.

CUL-DAR80.B8 Note: [ny].02.23 Several monkeys baboons macacus &c have instead of rounded ears slightly Text Image

1068.

CUL-DAR84.2.169 Note: [ny].03.02 I am right about sexes of Condor viz leaden longitudinal comb & iris - Text Image

1069.

CUL-DAR35.354-356 Note: [1835].03.04--[1835].03.06 Geological diary: [Concepcion March 1835] Fort Galvez [Talcahuano], Linguen Text Image

1070.

CUL-DAR68.61 Note: [ny].03.11--[ny].03.25 Red Cabbage cotyledon / Salt-water / 12h put drops on 1 cotyledon of 6 Text Image

1071.

CUL-DAR5.B91 Note: [ny].03.13 blocks / 61 103 40 / From tracks of vessels I think may be safely said Text Image

1072.

CUL-DAR68.51 Note: [ny].03.13 Desmodium gyrans / Marked with V only facts remaining Text Image

1073.

CUL-DAR197.4.1 Note: [ny].03.17 Hooker tells me that not only the few Coleoptera but the one Lepidoptera Text Image

1074.

CUL-DAR84.2.122 Note: [ny].03.20 Chinese Goose Anser cygnoides with stripe down back of neck [male] with Text Image

1075.

CUL-DAR81.99 Note: [ny].03.22 Mr A Butler / Aricoris epitus (Butterfly) male black glassed with Blue Text Image

1076.

CUL-DAR85.B103 Note: [ny].03.22 Tragopan temminckii has blue wattle of intense colour Text Image

1077.

CUL-DAR48.B12 Note: [ny].03.23 G Tollet says I ought to state clearly how little wax, which is final Text Image

1078.

CUL-DAR82.B13 Note: [ny].03.23 Dr Günther showed me male & female of Plecostomus barbatus a siluroid Text Image

1079.

CUL-DAR85.B95 Note: [ny].03.26 Sir Andrew Smith says sometimes a pair of Lions may be seen together but Text Image

1080.

CUL-DAR84.2.198-199 Note: [ny].03.28 Mr Bartlett after his immense experience with birds of all kinds allows Text Image

1081.

CUL-DAR27.1.F16 Note: [ny].04.00--[ny].07.00 Put following into salt (table of species immersed and results of Text Image

1082.

CUL-DAR108.93-94 Note: [ny].04.19 Red Primroses / all long-styled in whole 23 plants [table of observations Text Image

1083.

CUL-DAR157.2.1 Note: [ny].04.30--[ny].05.25 Ec[c]remocarpus placed in hothouse / against sun Text Image

1084.

CUL-DAR68.62-63 Note: [ny].04.03--[ny].05.31 Glaucium luteum / Seedlings raised in sand & true — no bloom Text Image

1085.

CUL-DAR60.1.83 Note: [ny].05.03--[ny].05.09 Phosphate of Lime pure white powder precipitated [application also of Text Image

1086.

CUL-DAR84.2.214 Note: [ny].05.11 The age at which variations of colour of the plumage supervened after Text Image

1087.

CUL-DAR81.25 Note: [ny].05.14 Geotrupes — name can be made out from spec[imens] — The band of Text Image

1088.

CUL-DAR81.126 Note: [ny].05.15 [male] Copris no trace of instrument / In [male] Typhaeus in proper place Text Image

1089.

CUL-DAR60.1.84 Note: [ny].05.18--[ny].05.19 8h 45 / 8 leaves with the usual-sized drops on disc of leaf to see it any Text Image

1090.

CUL-DAR64.2.85 Note: [ny].05.18 On White Field up valley where castings very chalky & large today Text Image

1091.

CUL-DAR60.1.85 Note: [ny].05.20--[ny].05.23 8h 10 Water Plate / 5 sticks 3 of them tried 48h ago with water Text Image

1092.

CUL-DAR46.2.A14-A15 Note: [ny].05.22 [vegetables listed with a few remarks on their growth] Text Image

1093.

CUL-DAR49.136 Note: [ny].05.28 Saw Hive & Humble Bees at a Bed of Beans Text Image

1094.

CUL-DAR83.78 Note: [ny].05.28 Engleheart tells me he witnessed a valuable Retriever that wd not receive Text Image

1095.

CUL-DAR48.B26-B27a Note: [ny].05.31--[ny].06.01 Little rod of zinc — The hexagonism can be completed partly by pyramid & Text Image

1096.

CUL-DAR54.100-106 Note: [ny].05.27--[ny].06.01 Drosera [application of phosphate [of ammonia?] in various strengths] Text Image

1097.

CUL-DAR111.A12 Note: [ny].06.03 I chanced to find a single Dog violet (whether V[iola] sylvatica or Text Image

1098.

CUL-DAR60.1.89 Note: [ny].06.07 Alcohol / 4 leaves in alcohol 1 to 7 of d[istilled] water / Proof sheet with corrections of Expression, p. 167. Text Image

1099.

CUL-DAR68.26 Note: [ny].06.07--[ny].06.08 Hundreds of Myrmica on the bracken at Hollycomb Text Image

1100.

CUL-DAR60.1.86 Note: [ny].06.08 7h 45 3 leaves in S[ulphate] of Quinine / Keep for particles Text Image

1101.

CUL-DAR48.B28 Note: [ny].06.08--[ny].06.10 [annotated illustrations of bees' cells] Text Image

1102.

CUL-DAR68.48-49 Note: [ny].06.08 Trifolium / pannonicum (Kew seed) -first leaves after cotyledon Text Image

1103.

CUL-DAR60.1.87 Note: [ny].06.09 Sulphate of Quinine / Proof sheet of Expression, p. 165. Text Image

1104.

CUL-DAR48.B29 Note: [ny].06.10--[ny].06.13 I painted with vermilion wax edge of comb & looked to day at 12h Text Image

1105.

CUL-DAR48.B30 Note: [ny].06.11 Again B & C have changed [with illustration] Text Image

1106.

CUL-DAR68.103 Note: [ny].06.11 Sanfoin[?] / upper surface silvery & not wetted — lower surface wetted Text Image

1107.

CUL-DAR60.2.84-85 Note: [ny].06.13--[ny].06.14 Cloves 2nd lot [experimental observations] / Proof sheet of Expression, p. 164. Text Image

1108.

CUL-DAR60.2.87 Note: [ny].06.13 Oil of Cloves / Oil of carroway / Proof sheet of Expression, p. 163 Text Image

1109.

CUL-DAR47.49 Note: [ny].06.14 The fact of under surface being generally paler than upper Text Image

1110.

CUL-DAR195.4.35 Note: [ny].06.18 Expression / & Duchenne / Memory / Saw Etty trying to remember a Text Image

1111.

CUL-DAR60.1.88 Note: [ny].06.20 5 Yellow sticks / 11h 35 / Drops on leaves / Distilled alcohol 1 drachm Text Image

1112.

CUL-DAR78.138 Note: [ny].06.20 Primrose common — sown on sand on Chimney Piece Text Image

1113.

CUL-DAR59.1.111 Note: [ny].06.23 [table of number of insects, seeds and leaves] [calculation] average 4.4 Text Image

1114.

CUL-DAR60.1.91 Note: [ny].06.27 Drosera / (only just perceptibly acid to taste) / 11h / Propionic acid 1 Text Image

1115.

CUL-DAR78.64 Note: [ny].07.00--[ny].09.00 Pulmonaria / 21 seeds of this plant taken either from sh[ort] or Text Image

1116.

CUL-DAR157.2.55-56 Note: [ny].06.30--[ny].07.18 Cissus discolor / The tendrils when cork-screw have a kink in middle like Text Image

1117.

CUL-DAR157.2.93-94 Note: [ny].06.29--[ny].07.08 Corydalis Himalaya / Made more than large [circle] in 4h 30 with sun Text Image

1118.

CUL-DAR46.2.A20-A21 Note: [ny].06.18--[ny].07.20 8 sub-vars of new French paeony-flowered Aster imported [comments on Text Image

1119.

CUL-DAR46.2.A22-A23 Note: [ny].06.18--[ny].07.23 [list of kidney bean varieties, with some notes on their growth and Text Image

1120.

CUL-DAR68.47 Note: [ny].06.10--[ny].07.12 Trifolium resupinatum (Kew seed) / S Europe / upper surface of 3 leaflets Text Image

1121.

CUL-DAR60.1.93-94 Note: [ny].07.02--[ny].07.03 9h flowing milk just perceptible greenish milk & tinge of purple chiefly Text Image

1122.

CUL-DAR60.1.95 Note: [ny].07.03 8h 43 3 leaves in new sol[ution] of Camphor of potash / Proof sheet of Expression, published p. 279. Text Image

1123.

CUL-DAR157.2.92 Note: [ny].07.06 [Corydalis Himalaya] [diagram] Image

1124.

CUL-DAR60.1.97 Note: [ny].07.06--[ny].07.07 8h 30 / Pricked with fine needle 4 times each 4 leaves on Hot-House Text Image

1125.

CUL-DAR157.2.88 Note: [ny].07.07 At 1h pm put in water in dark Beans Candytuft — Anothera & Potato & Image

1126.

CUL-DAR69.B8-B17 Note: [ny].07.08--[ny].07.16 [on movements of tendrils of peas and Passiflora gracilis] [application Text Image

1127.

CUL-DAR77.30 Note: [ny].07.10 Warm weather marked some very large fl[ower] buds with petals just Text Image

1128.

CUL-DAR68.104-106 Note: [ny].07.11--[ny].07.25 Marsilea quadrifolia / 9h am rubbed 1 leaflet of upper leaf with sponge & Text Image

1129.

CUL-DAR68.66 Note: [ny].07.12--[ny].07.18 Sea-kale / Salt / 8h 45 2 spots cleaned with sponge in water at 90° & Text Image

1130.

CUL-DAR60.1.68 Note: [ny].07.13 at 9h cut off 3 leaves & placed them on damp paper under cover Text Image

1131.

CUL-DAR68.109 Note: [ny].07.13--[ny].07.24 Pistia stratoides / 8h 15 am By sponging backwards & forwards much upper Text Image

1132.

CUL-DAR68.110 Note: [ny].07.13--[ny].07.28 Fennel / 10h 30 cleaned bloom off a stem but very high up from bloom Text Image

1133.

CUL-DAR68.111 Note: [ny].07.13--[ny].07.18 Limnanthes Plumiaris / 8 am / chose nice leaf & after long but gently Text Image

1134.

CUL-DAR68.112-113 Note: [ny].07.13--[ny].07.23 Tropaeolum minus — dwarf var / 1h am / Rubbing with sponge at 90° does Text Image

1135.

CUL-DAR76.B144 Note: [ny].07.16 Trifolium minus — Pistil but little curved shoot — It does not appear Text Image

1136.

CUL-DAR68.70 Note: [ny].07.17--[ny].07.20 Elymus condensatus / 8h 30 sponged space of leaf with [water at] Text Image

1137.

CUL-DAR68.116 Note: [ny].07.17--[ny].07.30 Amaryllis longiflora / 8h 30 clean bloom off middle of leaf with water Text Image

1138.

CUL-DAR68.118 Note: [ny].07.18--[ny].07.30 Oxalis coppery corniculatus / S[ulphurous] ether removes silver instantly Text Image

1139.

CUL-DAR68.122 Note: [ny].07.20--[ny].07.31 Averrhoa / Leaflets silvery both sides removed by Ether but surface still Text Image

1140.

CUL-DAR68.140-151 Note: [ny].08.00--[ny].09.00 [experiments on effects of attempted removal of bloom] Text Image

1141.

CUL-DAR68.153 Note: [ny].08.00--[ny].09.00 Sumach Rhus cotinus / 2d trial / Tropaeolum minus & tuberosum Text Image

1142.

CUL-DAR68.155 Note: [ny].08.00--[ny].10.00 Onion / Iris — broad-leaved Blue-flowered Text Image

1143.

CUL-DAR157.2.65-67 Note: [ny].07.01--[ny].08.16 Virginian creeper [Ampelopsis] / 3h 30 pm set stick to base of upper fork Text Image

1144.

CUL-DAR157.2.68 Note: [ny].07.26--[ny].08.05 Cardiospermum halicacabum / 2 or 3 internodes revolve [with diagram] Text Image

1145.

CUL-DAR157.2.15 Note: [ny].08.01 Pea — movement of upper internodes [diagram] Text Image

1146.

CUL-DAR157.2.16 Note: [ny].08.01 Pea [list of measurements] Text Image

1147.

CUL-DAR157.2.17-20 Note: [ny].07.30--[ny].08.23 Pisum sativum Text Image

1148.

CUL-DAR68.64-65 Note: [ny].07.12--[ny].08.07 Cabbages / Salt / 8h 30 — cleaned with sponge & water at 90° 2 spots & Text Image

1149.

CUL-DAR68.67-69 Note: [ny].07.12--[ny].08.01 Marine Grass — Salt-water / 9h 1 leaf cleaned with salt water Text Image

1150.

CUL-DAR68.71 Note: [ny].07.22--[ny].08.03 Sea-kale for comparison with Salt Text Image

1151.

CUL-DAR68.72 Note: [ny].07.27--[ny].08.02 Eryngium Sea-Holly / 8h 45 sponged with tepid water 10 leaflets Text Image

1152.

CUL-DAR68.73-74 Note: [ny].07.28--[ny].08.15 Elymus avenarius / 9h 5 after sponging a space of 4 leaves put on pure Text Image

1153.

CUL-DAR68.75 Note: [ny].07.29--[ny].08.15 Salt-water / Oxalis enneafolia Text Image

1154.

CUL-DAR68.76 Note: [ny].07.30--[ny].08.31 Salicornia macrostachya — fleshy little leaves well protected & silvery Text Image

1155.

CUL-DAR68.77 Note: [ny].07.30--[ny].08.12 Veronica pinguifolia (Salt) / 11h little leaves beautifully silvery on Text Image

1156.

CUL-DAR68.78 Note: [ny].07.31--[ny].08.31 Suaeda fruticosa Britain Hooker says "sandy & pebbly beaches glabrous Text Image

1157.

CUL-DAR68.79 Note: [ny].07.29--[ny].08.19 Silene maritima (Britain) / 11h 35 — Beautifully silvery in water Text Image

1158.

CUL-DAR68.82-84 Note: [ny].07.31--[ny].08.23 Triticum repens in Greenhouse [application of fresh water, salt water] Text Image

1159.

CUL-DAR60.1.15-23 Note: [ny].07.17--[ny].08.01 Drosera round-leaved [rotundifolia] Text Image

1160.

CUL-DAR68.117 Note: [ny].07.17--[ny].08.03 Arachis hypogaea / upper surface chiefly silvery — lower surface not so Text Image

1161.

CUL-DAR67.74 Note: [ny].07.18--[ny].08.01 Linum grandiflorum / Plants out of doors — covered by net & alone Text Image

1162.

CUL-DAR68.107 Note: [ny].07.12--[ny].08.02 Ricinus communis / 11h am Beautiful bloom on petioles Text Image

1163.

CUL-DAR68.108 Note: [ny].07.13--[ny].08.08 Sedum — large fleshy leaves / The bloom causes drops to roll off Text Image

1164.

CUL-DAR68.114 Note: [ny].07.16--[ny].08.09 Oxalis sensitiva / Young leaf — not very healthy / sponged with water at Text Image

1165.

CUL-DAR68.115 Note: [ny].07.16--[ny].08.29 Carnation — Greenhouse / 11h 30 — Removed bloom with sponge & water at Text Image

1166.

CUL-DAR68.120-121 Note: [ny].07.20--[ny].08.08 Cotyledon 2 sp[ecies] & Kleinia [application of ether, water] Text Image

1167.

CUL-DAR68.123 Note: [ny].07.24--[ny].08.08 Eucalyptus globulus / 9h clean surface near base of leaf on tip of shoot Text Image

1168.

CUL-DAR68.125-126 Note: [ny].07.31--[ny].08.01 Bank[s?]ia grandiflorus / Itajahy seedling / First true leaf of curious Text Image

1169.

CUL-DAR68.127 Note: [ny].08.01--[ny].08.13 Hemerocallideae - Tuberose Polianthes tuberosa / 8h 45 cleaned middle Text Image

1170.

CUL-DAR68.128 Note: [ny].08.01--[ny].08.13 Papaver somniferus white-flowered not much bloom / Leaves silvery both sides yet little bloom [application of water: no effect] Image

1171.

CUL-DAR68.129 Note: [ny].08.01--[ny].08.13 Rhadiola siberica / Leaves rather thick glaucous beautifully silvery Text Image

1172.

CUL-DAR68.130 Note: [ny].08.01--[ny].08.16 Euphorbia myrsinites S Europe / 11h leaves beautifully silvery both sides Text Image

1173.

CUL-DAR81.24 Note: [ny].06.07--[ny].08.20 Oryctis nasicornis [male] last ab[ortive?] segment much less hairy than Text Image

1174.

CUL-DAR68.139 Note: [ny].08.01--[ny].08.04 Papaver somniferus (little bloom) / 10h a.m right side of 4 smallish Text Image

1175.

CUL-DAR68.80 Note: [ny].08.11--[ny].08.25 Cabbage Pods / Bloom very imperfect [application of salt water] Text Image

1176.

CUL-DAR68.81 Note: [ny].08.12--[ny].08.30 Pancratium littorale [application of salt water] Text Image

1177.

CUL-DAR68.131 Note: [ny].08.12--[ny].08.30 Nelumbium esculentum / a little stream of water at 90° makes a temporary Text Image

1178.

CUL-DAR68.132 Note: [ny].08.16--[ny].08.17 Strephium / Leaflets oval — placed alternately — does not look at all Text Image

1179.

CUL-DAR68.85 Note: [ny].08.18--[ny].08.30 Glaucium sp[ecies]? Kew / Leaves very hairy but also bloom for instantly Text Image

1180.

CUL-DAR60.1.102 Note: [ny].08.23 9h 25 put bits of raw meat close in front of 3 leaves (Mrs Treat) as Text Image

1181.

CUL-DAR68.152 Note: [ny].08.23 Bladder Senna (Colutea) leaflets both surfaces silvery Text Image

1182.

CUL-DAR27.1.F12 Note: [ny].09.00--[ny].10.00 [concerning floating in sea-water of seeds of named species] Text Image

1183.

CUL-DAR60.2.92-93 Note: [ny].09.00--[ny].10.00 Tea / syrup / gum / starch / sherry / oil / acetic acid / saliva Text Image

1184.

CUL-DAR55.124-133 Note: [ny].08.03--[ny].09.08 [Drosera?] [application of sugar, carbonate of ammonia, phosphate of Text Image

1185.

CUL-DAR68.94 Note: [ny].08.13--[ny].09.23 Leaves rubbed with Pumice & drop placed on Text Image

1186.

CUL-DAR60.1.24-29 Note: [ny].08.23--[ny].09.01 drop of milk on leaf 6 p.m 11 p.m leaf considerably inflected Text Image

1187.

CUL-DAR68.156 Note: [ny].08.29--[ny].09.09 Nicotiana glauca / 5h pm — 3 large leaves right-side both surfaces Text Image

1188.

CUL-DAR68.87 Note: [ny].09.02--[ny].09.03 The leaf of Pancratium littorale which had salt water on under side I Text Image

1189.

CUL-DAR60.1.30-33 Note: [ny].09.02--[ny].09.08 8h 53 drop of distilled water (- not sunshine) Umber marginal round & Text Image

1190.

CUL-DAR60.1.50 Note: [ny].09.02 Nitrate of Potash / Muriate of Ammonia [application also of water] Text Image

1191.

EH88206201 Note: [ny].09.04 Emma's Property

1192.

CUL-DAR60.1.144 Note: [ny].09.05--[ny].09.06 Drosera anglica / drew knife through mid-rib rather on one side & rather Text Image

1193.

CUL-DAR68.93 Note: [ny].09.05 Amphicarpaea monoica — Young seedling only 2 leaves each with 3 leaflets Text Image

1194.

CUL-DAR157.2.23-24 Note: [ny].09.06--[ny].09.15 Mutisia / A plant being put on floor which probably affected movement Text Image

1195.

CUL-DAR60.1.34-35 Note: [ny].09.07--[ny].09.09 Nitrate of Ammonia [experimental observations] Text Image

1196.

CUL-DAR60.1.40 Note: [ny].09.07--[ny].09.13 Muriate of Ammonia / Nitrate of Potash [application also of milk, Text Image

1197.

CUL-DAR60.1.55-57 Note: [ny].09.07 [calculations] Text Image

1198.

CUL-DAR60.1.146 Note: [ny].09.08--[ny].09.12 D[rosera] intermedia / 8h 55 — Pricked twice 3 leaves (yellow sticks) Text Image

1199.

CUL-DAR60.1.103 Note: [ny].09.08--[ny].09.11 Urine / Saliva / Carbonate of ammonia Text Image

1200.

CUL-DAR60.1.105 Note: [ny].09.10--[ny].09.12 4 leaves in 1 dr of Sol of Chloride of Sodium (domestic salt) 1 gr to 1 Image

1201.

CUL-DAR60.1.131-132 Note: [ny].09.11--[ny].09.16 Drosera filiformis from Kew Text Image

1202.

CUL-DAR60.1.139-143 Note: [ny].09.11 D[rosera] dichotoma / This curious & for its genus gigantic spe[cies] is Text Image

1203.

CUL-DAR46.2.C48 Note: [ny].09.11 Bees & Colour of Flowers Text Image

1204.

CUL-DAR60.1.36-39 Note: [ny].09.11--[ny].09.15 Nitrate of Ammonia [application also of saliva, urine] Text Image

1205.

CUL-DAR60.1.145 Note: [ny].09.12--[ny].09.14 D[rosera] anglica / Plain stick — pierced midrib & put bit of Harry Text Image

1206.

CUL-DAR60.1.123-125 Note: [ny].09.12 Drosera anglica or some var of longifolia or sp [application also of Text Image

1207.

CUL-DAR68.157 Note: [ny].09.13--[ny].09.20 Eucalyptus globulus — oldest leaf young tree Text Image

1208.

CUL-DAR60.1.136-137 Note: [ny].09.16 D[rosera] capensis (Kew) / Limb of leaf elongated narrowing gradually Text Image

1209.

CUL-DAR60.1.106 Note: [ny].09.16--[ny].09.18 4 sticks with white paper Heads 2 gr of isinglass to 1 oz of water Text Image

1210.

CUL-DAR60.1.74 Note: [ny].09.20--[ny].09.22 Gelatine or Isinglass 4 gr to 4 oz distilled water Text Image

1211.

CUL-DAR60.1.77-78 Note: [ny].09.21 Examined hairs curled over fly whole length — The internal bright pink Text Image

1212.

CUL-DAR60.1.107 Note: [ny].09.23 from A Murray paper in G Chron I must say that leaves that bend must be Text Image

1213.

CUL-DAR60.1.104 Note: [ny].09.25 Summary on non nitrogenous substances [wine, olive oil, syrup, gum, Text Image

1214.

CUL-DAR68.124 Note: [ny].09.30 Cabbage & Sea-kale / at 10h 30 cleaned portion of leaves of both plants Text Image

1215.

CUL-DAR157.2.26 Note: [ny].09.27--[ny].10.27 Corydalis claviculata / Plant 6 or 8 inches high — Leaves with 3 Text Image

1216.

CUL-DAR60.1.126-127 Note: [ny].10.01 D[rosera] longifolia / Try sensitising to touch & a[illegible] of inorganic Text Image

1217.

CUL-DAR60.1.79-82 Note: [ny].09.28--[ny].10.02 Saw in several cells with good light & high power a current of red Text Image

1218.

CUL-DAR60.2.6-7 Note: [ny].09.30--[ny].10.03 Aldrovanda / Kew / Leaves in whorls[?] extraordinarily like Dionaea - Text Image

1219.

CUL-DAR68.133-136 Note: [ny].09.05--[ny].10.06 Oxalis sensitiva / Ether spray does not cause closing — minute drops of Text Image

1220.

CUL-DAR46.2.A27-A28 Note: [ny].10.02 [table of characteristics of fruit and stone of plum varieties] Text Image

1221.

CUL-DAR55.32a Note: [ny].10.04 Carbolic Acid 1 gr to 1 oz — Put on with pin head little drops on 2 or 3 Text Image

1222.

CUL-DAR60.1.111 Note: [ny].10.04 8h 55 Boiled for several minutes 2 gr of Edible Swallows Nest from Text Image

1223.

CUL-DAR55.32b Note: [ny].10.07 Carbolic Acid / 9h 20 2 red leaves in 1 dr of Carbolic 1 sp to 1 oz of Text Image

1224.

CUL-DAR60.1.41 Note: [ny].10.07--[ny].10.11 3 p.m Red sticks / Pure Carb[onate] of Soda 2 gr to 1 oz of water Text Image

1225.

CUL-DAR68.137 Note: [ny].10.07--[ny].10.19 Averrhoa / under drip 81° at 4h pm hardly wet Text Image

1226.

CUL-DAR157.2.28 Note: [ny].10.10--[ny].10.18 Corydalis claviculata [continued] Text Image

1227.

CUL-DAR157.2.52 Note: [ny].10.12--[ny].10.27 In the anomalous Hanburya mexicana internodes & tendrils revolve Text Image

1228.

CUL-DAR60.1.113 Note: [ny][.10]26 Ph[osphate] of Lime / 8h 4 Stick with Pin — All the except 3 or 4 outer Text Image

1229.

CUL-DAR68.50 Note: [ny].10.30 I forget where original data of Sponge being tried round stems has been put. Text Image

1230.

CUL-DAR60.1.118 Note: [ny].10.31 a fine bristle — yet far thicker than pedicel[?] is much bent in pushing Text Image

1231.

CUL-DAR78.117 Note: [ny].11.00 Primula elatior — Bardfield oxlip Text Image

1232.

CUL-DAR49.147 Note: [ny].11.00 A yew tree near boat house at Maer first week in Nov few berries on any Text Image

1233.

CUL-DAR60.1.1-3 Note: [ny].10.18--[ny].11.01 The next day 18th was very gloomy & wet, the chloroformed Oxalis kept its Text Image

1234.

CUL-DAR60.1.119-120 Note: [ny].11.03 Fibro-cartilage from foot joint of Sheep / The joint had been slightly Text Image

1235.

CUL-DAR68.138 Note: [ny].11.07--[ny].11.21 Lotus ornithopopoides / Syringed with water at about 90° with ether Text Image

1236.

CUL-DAR68.88-90 Note: [ny].11.08--[ny].11.21 Elymus avenarius / Elymus condensatus / Salt-water, fresh-water, alcohol, Text Image

1237.

CUL-DAR84.2.108-109 Note: [ny].11.15 Urosticte / [diagram] 4 middle-last feathers / x a microscopical tip of Text Image

1238.

CUL-DAR227.5.33 Note: 1810--1811 [financial] (accounts)

1239.

CUL-DAR262.3.10 Note: [1810s.early--1850s.mid?] Statement of facts respecting the £1000 & £3000

1240.

EH88206105 Note: [1810s.early--1850s.mid?] Statement of facts respecting the £1000 & £3000

1241.

CUL-DAR227.5.34 Note: 1811--1812 [financial] (accounts)

1242.

CUL-DAR262.3.7 Note: 1811 The release of Mrs Schimmelpenninck's money

1243.

EH88206102 Note: 1811 The release of Mrs Schimmelpennick's money

1244.

CUL-DAR267.46 Note: 1811 'The curate of Rosedale', 1811

1245.

CUL-DAR227.5.35 Note: 1812--1813 [financial] (accounts)

1246.

CUL-DAR83.38 Note: [Undated] No doubt camels guanacos & those deer & antelopes the males of wh[ich] Text Image

1247.

CUL-DAR227.5.36 Note: 1813--1814 [financial] (accounts)

1248.

CUL-DAR227.5.37 Note: 1814--1815 [financial] (accounts)

1249.

CUL-DAR227.5.41 Note: 1815--1816 [financial] (accounts)

1250.

CUL-DAR227.5.82 Note: 1815--1831 [financial] booklet `Account Book 1815-1831'

1251.

SHROP-MI9498 Note: 1815--1906 Copy of booklet containing the reminiscences of Martha Adams, wife of William Adams, including her childhood reminiscences of Shrewsbury. The gardens of her family home adjoined that of the Darwin family and she recalls her encounters with the young Charles Darwin. Martha was born in 1815 and died in New Zealand 1906. Published in 1978.

1252.

CUL-DAR227.8.24 Note: [1815.03.20] List of plate 1815

1253.

CUL-DAR227.5.45 Note: 1816--1817 [financial] (accounts)

1254.

CUL-DAR227.5.42 Note: 1816.03.05 Papers in this box

1255.

CUL-DAR227.5.43 Note: 1816.03.07 Papers in this box are in Trust for others

1256.

CUL-DAR227.9.40 Note: 1816.10.16 Extract from Mrs Lawrence will

1257.

CUL-DAR133.19.42 Note: [Undated] L[inum] perenne / Mr Meehan has stated berfore the Academy of Science at, Linum perenne, America, Colorado, Europe, Kewe herbarium, Philadelphia Academy of Science, Rocky Mountains, Hooker J.D, Meehan Text Image

1258.

CUL-DAR227.5.49 Note: 1817--1818 [financial] (accounts)

1259.

CUL-DAR227.5.46 Note: 1817.03.28 [financial] (supplementary slip)

1260.

CUL-DAR227.5.47 Note: [1817.09.03.after] Extract from a pocket book of Mr Broadhurst

1261.

CUL-DAR227.5.48 Note: 1817.11.00 Charles Robert Darwin born

1262.

CUL-DAR227.8.25 Note: 1817.11.14 The late Mr R Lawrence

1263.

CUL-DAR227.8.26 Note: [1810s.late?--1820s.early?] Shelton is an extensive place

1264.

CUL-DAR227.5.51 Note: 1818--1819 [financial] (accounts)

1265.

CUL-DAR227.5.67 Note: 1818--1824 [medical] booklet `Old Prescription Book'

1266.

CUL-DAR227.5.50 Note: [1818.04.04.after] John Darwin ordained

1267.

CUL-DAR227.5.53 Note: 1819--1820 [financial] (accounts)

1268.

CUL-DAR250.35 Note: 1819 [booklet of Latin verses]

1269.

CUL-DAR271.1.4 Note: 1819.01.23 note on A piece of a tile found in Wenlock Abi C. Darwin January 23 1819 with small diagram Text Image

1270.

CUL-DAR227.5.55 Note: 1820--1821 [financial] (accounts)

1271.

CUL-DAR250.1 Note: 1820 diary

1272.

CUL-DAR258.2005 Note: [Undated] concerning allocation of rooms

1273.

CUL-DAR258.2003 Note: [Undated] concerning her mother

1274.

CUL-DAR227.5.57 Note: 1821--1822 [financial] (accounts)

1275.

CUL-DAR250.2 Note: 1821 diary

1276.

CUL-DAR271.1.10 Note: [1821] single sheet folded Our languages and signs Text Image

1277.

CUL-DAR227.5.56 Note: 1821.02.11 List of plate 1821

1278.

CUL-DAR227.5.83 Note: 1821.06.30 [financial]

1279.

CUL-DAR144.482 Note: [Undated] questionnaire "on the faculty of visualising", with responses of Darwin Charles Robert filled in Image

1280.

CUL-DAR227.5.58 Note: 1822--1823 [financial] (accounts)

1281.

CUL-DAR250.3 Note: 1822 diary

1282.

CUL-DAR42.121 Note: [Undated] Earthquake of 1822 / 3 minutes previously at Valparaiso to St Jago Text Image

1283.

CUL-DAR210.9.18 Note: [1822--1900s?] [quotation from] `Confessions of an opium eater' p. 272

1284.

CUL-DAR227.5.66 Note: 1823--1824 [financial] (accounts)

1285.

CUL-DAR250.4 Note: 1823 diary

1286.

CUL-DAR227.8.27 Note: 1823.04.18 'Bought for R.W Darwin'

1287.

CUL-DAR258.2062 Note: 1823.09.08--1823.10.17 Journal : 45pp

1288.

CUL-DAR227.5.68 Note: 1823.12.02 [medical] `Mrs Hayes'

1289.

CUL-DAR195.4.69 Note: [Undated] Kerr `Voyages' vol 2: 220 Text Image

1290.

CUL-DAR227.5.72 Note: 1824--1825 [financial] (accounts)

1291.

CUL-DAR242[.1] Note: 1824 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1824] Text Image

1292.

CUL-DAR271.1.3 Note: [1824--1826] note [relating to chemistry] Text Image

1293.

CUL-DAR83.83 Note: [Undated] Burchill `Travels in S Africa' 1824 II: 315 Text Image

1294.

LINCOLN-Hig.4.1 Note: 1824--1849 John Higgins in account with Dr Robert Waring Darwin, 1824-1849. 1 volume

1295.

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

1296.

CUL-DAR227.8.28 Note: [1824.02.00] Amount of the effects of C Wegdwood for Probate Duty

1297.

CUL-DAR227.5.69 Note: 1824.08.06 [medical] (prescription)

1298.

CUL-DAR250.5 Note: 1824.10.19--1826.06.13 diary and accounts `No VI' `Cambridge' Image

1299.

CUL-DAR112.B77-B84 Note: [Undated] It would be inappropriate even if it were possible ... Text Image

1300.

CUL-DAR227.5.70 Note: [1824.after] [medical] `Old Prescription Book'

1301.

CUL-DAR227.5.73 Note: 1825--1826 [financial] (accounts)

1302.

CUL-DAR5.A4-A5 Note: [1825--1826] Empresma (diagnostic signs and treatment of various different types) Text Image

1303.

CUL-DAR5.A6-A11 Note: 1825--1826 Dr Hope's Chymistry Text Image PDF

1304.

CUL-DAR27.1.B21 Note: [Undated] (annotated map of Capel Curig area) "Walkers map" Text Image

1305.

CUL-DAR271.1.5 Note: 1825--1827 [Edinburgh reading list]/[reading list] single sheet folded Bifolium Text Image

1306.

CUL-DAR5.A13-A23 Note: 1825 Dr Munro Anatomy [Monro] Text Image

1307.

CUL-DAR5.A2 Note: [1825--1826] [List of chemicals and their weights] Text Image

1308.

CUL-DAR5.A3 Note: [1825--1826] Medical notes / Palsy may be divided into three Classes Text Image

1309.

CUL-DAR5.A12 Note: 1825.12.02 Dr Munro Anatomy Text Image

1310.

CUL-DAR227.5.76 Note: 1825.12.18--1827.02.08 [financial]

1311.

CUL-DAR129.- Note: 1826 diary: with entries about birds, beasts and flowers seen on walks Text Image

1312.

CUL-DAR227.5.75 Note: 1826--1827 [financial] (accounts)

1313.

CUL-DAR5.A49-A51 Note: [1826--1827] Having conceived with Mr Kay that a "Zoological walk" to Portobello would Text Image

1314.

CUL-DAR5.A33-A36 Note: [1826] Catalogue of Vermes found in the Frith of Forth & other parts of Scotland Text Image

1315.

CUL-DAR5.A37-A40 Note: [1826] Fishes found in the Frith of Forth by P Neill not perfect Text Image

1316.

CUL-DAR5.A24-A27 Note: 1826 Dr Duncan's Mat[eria] Medica Text Image

1317.

CUL-DAR5.A28 Note: [1826] M Lamarck arranges "Les Animals sans Vertebrae" into 7 orders Text Image

1318.

CUL-DAR5.A30-A31 Note: [1826] Birds No 2 (list of generic characters) Text Image

1319.

CUL-DAR91.114-118 Note: c.1827 It can be proved most indisputably at what time the Christian Religion Text Image

1320.

CUL-DAR85.B117 Note: [1826--1871] When I speak of different habits of life add about pollen-carrying Text Image

1321.

CUL-DAR258.2064 Note: 1826.02.13--1826.03.10 Journal : 36pp

1322.

CUL-DAR5.A29 Note: 1826.04.00 Birds (list of generic characters) / Copied from Brisson's Ornithologie Text Image

1323.

CC-T.11.25 Note: 1827--1831 [Christ's College, Cambridge] Students' Bills 1821 — 1832 Text Image PDF

1324.

CUL-DAR112.B51-B56 Note: [Undated] Le rôle de Darwin considéré au point de vue de la paléontologie Image

1325.

CUL-DAR227.5.78 Note: 1827--1828 [financial] (accounts)

1326.

CUL-DAR249.20 Note: [Undated] [concerning item CUL-DAR249.19]

1327.

CUL-DAR261.5.20 Note: [Undated] [listing and brief description of 21 letters from Darwin Charles Robert] Image

1328.

EHunnumbered[.2] Note: Undated [listing and brief description of 21 letters from Darwin Charles Robert]

1329.

CUL-DAR267.44 Note: 1827--1830 Notebook of brewing accounts at Elston Hall, 1827-1830

1330.

CUL-DAR149.2.1-11 Note: 1827.03.00--1827.04.00 "Edinburgh" notebook (copy) Image

1331.

EUL-Coll-275 Note: 1827.03.27 [Minutes of the Plinian Society recording Darwin's first scientific papers] (3.1827). . Text Image

1332.

CC-T.17.A Note: 1828--1929 [Christ's College, Cambridge] Residents Book 1828 — 1829 Text Image PDF

1333.

CC-T.3.1 Note: 1828--1831.04.26 Admissions 1815-1852 Text Image

1334.

CUL-DAR227.5.79 Note: 1828--1829 [financial] (accounts)

1335.

CUL-DAR250.6 Note: 1828.06.00--1828.07.00 diary and accounts

1336.

CC-T.9.5 Note: 1828.10.00--1831 [Christ's College] Study Rents Oct. 1828-June 1849 Text Image PDF

1337.

CC-T.1.2 Note: 1828.10.15 Admissions to Christ College Text Image

1338.

CC-T.1.4 Note: 1828.10.15 Admissions 1818-1828 Text Image

1339.

CC-T.11.26 Note: 1829 [Christ's College] Tutors' Accounts 1820-1829 Text Image PDF

1340.

CUL-DAR227.5.80 Note: 1829--1830 [financial] (accounts)

1341.

EH88206444 Note: Undated Episode [concerns supplying chloride of tin]

1342.

CUL-DAR85.B104 Note: [1829--1871] Summary for Legitimate Births [relative numbers of boys and girls] Text Image

1343.

CC-T.11.27 Note: 1830--1832 [Christ's College, Cambridge] Students' Bills 1830 — 1835 Text Image PDF

1344.

CUL-DAR227.5.81 Note: 1830--1831 [financial] (accounts)

1345.

CUL-DAR227.5.86 Note: 1830--1832 [financial] (account statement) `Lord Clive in a/c with Darwin R.W'

1346.

CUL-DAR267.50 Note: 1830--1847 Sketch book, undated [to 1847]

1347.

CC-T.8.2 Note: 1831--1837 [Christ's College] Lecturer's Book Commencements 1831-1928 [Degree Fees] Text Image PDF

1348.

CUL-DAR227.5.85 Note: 1831--1832 [financial] (accounts)

1349.

CUL-DAR227.5.87 Note: 1831--1832 The Trustees of W Humffreys

1350.

CUL-DAR39 Note: 1831--1846 [All of DAR39 in one sequence of 398 images] Image

1351.

CUL-DAR5.B1-B4 Note: 1831 Llanymynech 16 miles N.E of Shrewsbury: to the north of the village about Text Image

1352.

CUL-DAR39.96 Note: [Undated] Bahia Blanca (list of shells collected, numbered 1-23) Text Image

1353.

CUL-DAR29.3.78 Note: [1831] Before packing up skins rub the box inside with turpentine putting Text Image

1354.

EH88206555 Note: 1831--1848 Account Book called in other account Red Acct Book

1355.

EH88202326 Note: 1831--1836 Despoblado notebook Text Image

1356.

EH88202366 Note: 1831--1836 Beagle Diary Text Image

1357.

HarkerCatalogue Note: 1831--1836 [1907]. Catalogue of the "Beagle" Collection of Rocks Text Image

1358.

NRO-DD.SK.218.1 Note: 1831.08.00 Journal kept by H. P. Lowe & R Lowe during 3 months of the summer 1831. at Barmouth. North Wales. Forsitan haec olim meminisse juvabit Text

1359.

CUL-DAR42.119 Note: [1835.ca?] Elevation of West Coast from Imperial to Equator Text Image

1360.

CUL-DAR219.11.36 Note: [Undated] [re Darwin E née Wedgwood's diaries 1890-1896]

1361.

CUL-DAR219.11.37 Note: [Undated] Chronology of family members, 1832-1921

1362.

CUL-DAR237.3 Note: [1832--1836] Plants notebook. [List of plants collected during the Beagle voyage]. Text Image

1363.

CUL-DAR227.5.89 Note: 1832--1833 [financial] (accounts)

1364.

CUL-DAR219.11.34 Note: [Undated] [re Darwin E née Wedgwood's diaries 1854-1872]

1365.

CUL-DAR219.11.35 Note: [Undated] [re Darwin E née Wedgwood's diaries 1873-1889]

1366.

CUL-DAR39.103 Note: [1832--1837] Chacara de los Betlamitas, [Bethlemitas] on the road to San Isidro near the Arroyo de Medrano. Text Image

1367.

CUL-DAR39.116 Note: [1832--1834] [geological specimens numbered 988-997, descriptions] Text Image

1368.

CUL-DAR245.513 Note: [Undated] [medical recipe]

1369.

CUL-DAR248.3 Note: [Undated] [booklet concerning family chronology]

1370.

CUL-DAR42.109 Note: [1832] At Ensenado beneath the surface there occurs a large bed of shells (said Text Image

1371.

CUL-DAR29.1 Note: 1832--1835 [All of DAR29.1 in one sequence of 143 images] Image

1372.

CUL-DAR29.1.A1-A32 Note: [1832] Animals / St Jago [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1373.

CUL-DAR29.1.A1-A49 Note: 1832--1835 [Beagle animal notes] (see also individual entries below) Text Image

1374.

CUL-DAR29.1.A34-A35 Note: 1832--1836 (rough notes on ranges of animals) [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1375.

CUL-DAR29.1.A36 Note: 1832--1836 St Jago — Mice / 186 closely allied to common but smaller [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1376.

CUL-DAR29.1.A37 Note: 1832--1836 The Galapagos rat allied to common rat (M decumanus) smaller size tail [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1377.

CUL-DAR29.1.A38-A39 Note: 1832--1836 (rough notes on ranges of animals, continued) [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1378.

CUL-DAR29.1.A40 Note: 1832--1836 [list of animals and reference numbers] Text Image

1379.

CUL-DAR29.1.A41 Note: 1832--1836 Birds / East / West Chile (list follows) [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1380.

CUL-DAR29.1.A42 Note: 1832--1836 Sp[ecies] 1 Mus decumanus (detailed description follows) Text Image

1381.

CUL-DAR29.1.A43 Note: 1832--1836 (rough notes on ranges of animals, continued) [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1382.

CUL-DAR29.1.A44 Note: 1832--1836 family Muridae Text Image

1383.

CUL-DAR29.1.A45 Note: 1832--1836 Bizcacha replaced vertically by Alpine species [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1384.

CUL-DAR29.1.A46 Note: 1832--1836 I think we may deduce animals very distinct — Man armadilloes &c — When [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1385.

CUL-DAR29.1.A47 Note: 1832--1836 Geographical limits of Birds & Animals Text Image

1386.

CUL-DAR29.1.A48 Note: 1832--1836 Chile & not in Plata (list of species) Text Image

1387.

CUL-DAR34 Note: 1832--1835 [Notes on the geology of the places visited during the voyage: maps, etc. All of DAR34 in one sequence of 367 images] Image

1388.

CUL-DAR29.3.39-40 Note: 1832--1836 [List of FitzRoy's Beagle zoological specimens with eye colours] Text Image

1389.

CUL-DAR29.3.46b Note: [1832--1846] Pencil sketch: Valley of Botofogo / Ray Soc Links Report p. 417 on Corallines with References / Corallina Text Image

1390.

CUL-DAR29.3.4-8 Note: 1832--1836 [Catalogue of Beagle] Shells. [Includes annelids, barnacles, bivalves, corals and gastropods] Text Image

1391.

CUL-DAR29.1.B1b-B20 Note: 1832--1836 `Fish in Spirits of Wine' [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1392.

CUL-DAR29.2.1-85 Note: 1832--1838 [Ornithological notes] MS. notes made on board H.M.S. Beagle, 1832-6, Birds Text Image

1393.

CUL-DAR29.3 Note: 1832--1836 [All of DAR29.3 in one sequence of 157 images] Image

1394.

CUL-DAR42.141 Note: [1832] Limestone with lead ore: Maldonado / [Mastodon tooth sketch] Text Image

1395.

NHM-408865-1001 Note: [1832--1837] "List of fosil woods collected on the Voyage of the Beagle 1832-1836, compiled by Charles Darwin / These specimens collected by Darwin were originally given to the Botany Department, but are now in the Palaeontology Department of the NHM. / Palaeontology Library SEWARD LIBRARY MSS" Physical descrip 2 leaves of MS ; 28 cm. and 32 cm. "These woods are now in the Geol. Dept. They were transferred from the Bot. Dept. in 1898, & are registered under various numbers. No. 1473 is missing. [WNE?]" — on slip of paper. Text Image

1396.

EH88202324 Note: 1832 Cape de Verds notebook Text Image

1397.

EH88202330 Note: 1832 Rio notebook Text Image

1398.

EH88202332 Note: 1832--1833 Buenos Ayres notebook Text Image

1399.

UMZC-Histories4.945 Note: 1832--1901 Harmer, S. F. 1901. List of specimens [of marine invertebrates] collected on the Beagle which were kept or discarded, with extracts from Darwin's manuscripts referring to specimens kept in the museum. Text Image

1400.

UCL-GaltonPapers1.1.3.5[.4] Note: [1832--1894] Scrapbook of Darwiniana collected by Mr Wesley including some damaged notes made on the Beagle and a letter from Charles Darwin to A.R. Wallace

1401.

CUL-DAR236 Note: 1832--1836 Geological specimen notebook 1-4 [all transcribed in one file] Text

1402.

CUL-DAR32-33 Note: 1832.01.00--1834.00.00 'a diary of observations on the geology of the places visited during the voyage [of the Beagle]' (Geological diary: all parts in one sequence of 485 images] (see individual entries) Image

1403.

CUL-DAR30-31 Note: 1832.01.00--1833.06.00 'Diary of observations on zoology of the places visited during the voyage [of the Beagle]' (Zoological diary: all parts in one sequence of 632 images) (1832-1836). (see individual entries)

1404.

CUL-DAR30.1-4 Note: 1832.01.00 Zoological diary: Santa Cruz to St Jago Text Image

1405.

CUL-DAR30.5-15,15bis,16-17 Note: 1832.01.00--1832.02.00 Zoological diary: St Jago Text Image

1406.

CUL-DAR227.8.29 Note: 1832.01.07 'Dr Dugard wishes distinctly to state'

1407.

CUL-DAR32.21-36 Note: 1832.01.17--1832.02.08 Geological diary: St Jago Text Image

1408.

CUL-DAR32.15-20 Note: 1832.01.17--1832.01.18 Geological diary: Quail Island Text Image

1409.

CUL-DAR30.18-21 Note: 1832.02.00 Zoological diary: St Jago to Fernando Noronha Text Image

1410.

CUL-DAR30.22-30 Note: 1832.02.00--1832.03.00 Zoological diary: Bahia Text Image

1411.

CUL-DAR39.101 Note: [Undated] The soft specimen from the Arroyo del Tristan 1 1/4 leagues from the Text Image

1412.

CUL-DAR39.102 Note: [Undated] The hard specimen from the Arroyo del Gato Text Image

1413.

CUL-DAR39.90 Note: [Undated] [List of living and fossil shells]. Text Image

1414.

CUL-DAR39.93 Note: [Undated] Bahia Blanca (list of shells collected, numbered 1-23) Text Image

1415.

CUL-DAR32.37-38 Note: 1832.02.16 Geological diary: St Pauls Text Image

1416.

CUL-DAR32.39-40 Note: 1832.02.20 Geological diary: Fernando Noronha Text Image

1417.

CUL-DAR32.41-48 Note: 1832.02.29--1832.03.17 Geological diary: Bahia Text Image

1418.

CUL-DAR30.31-35 Note: 1832.03.00--1832.04.00 Zoological diary: Abrolhos Text Image

1419.

CUL-DAR32.49-50 Note: 1832.03.29 Geological diary: Abrolhos Islands Text Image

1420.

CUL-DAR32.51-60 Note: 1832.04.00--1832.06.00 Geological diary: Provinicia do Rio de Janeiro Text Image

1421.

CUL-DAR30.36-69 Note: 1832.04.00--1832.06.00 Zoological diary: Rio de Janeiro Text Image

1422.

CUL-DAR30.120-122 Note: 1832.07.00--1832.08.00 Zoological diary: Monte Video Text Image

1423.

CUL-DAR30.70-76 Note: 1832.07.00--1832.08.00 Zoological diary: Monte Video Text Image

1424.

CUL-DAR34.3-6 Note: 1832.07.26--1832.08.19,1832.10.26--1832.10.29 Geological diary: Geology of Monte Video Text Image

1425.

CUL-DAR34.1 Note: 1832.07.27--1832.07.28,1832.08.15 Geological diary: Rat Island / The Mount Text Image

1426.

CUL-DAR34.2 Note: 1832.07.28 Geological diary: Between Rio Lucia and Mount Text Image

1427.

CUL-DAR30.77-99 Note: 1832.08.00--1832.09.00 Zoological diary: Patagonian coast Text Image

1428.

CUL-DAR42.75 Note: [1832.08.00] Geological Diary: M[onte] Video p. 65 [bottom lines from CUL-DAR32.79] Text Image

1429.

CUL-DAR32.77-82 Note: 1832.08.04--1832.08.19.1832.11.14--1832.11.26 Geological diary: Monte Video Text Image

1430.

CUL-DAR32.61-62 Note: 1832.08.20--1832.10.19 Geological diary: Coast of Patagonia Text Image

1431.

CUL-DAR30.100-116 Note: 1832.09.00--1832.10.00 Zoological diary: Bahia Blanca Text Image

1432.

CUL-DAR32.63-72 Note: 1832.09.06--1832.10.19 Geological diary: Bahia Blanca Text Image

1433.

CUL-DAR30.117-119 Note: 1832.11.00 Zoological diary: Monte Video to Buenos Ayres Text Image

1434.

CUL-DAR34.12-13 Note: 1832.11.00 Scattered facts communicated to me by different people Text Image

1435.

CUL-DAR32.75-76 Note: 1832.11.03--1832.11.09 Geological diary: Buenos Ayres Text Image

1436.

CUL-DAR30.123-140 Note: 1832.12.00 Zoological diary: Patagonian coast Text Image

1437.

CUL-DAR30.141-149 Note: 1832.12.00--1833.02.00 Zoological diary: Tierra del Fuego Text Image

1438.

CUL-DAR34.196 Note: 1832.12.16 Geological diary: From S of St Sebastian to St Pauls head is a large formation of Text Image

1439.

CUL-DAR34.16 Note: 1832.12.20 Geological diary: Good Success Bay Text Image

1440.

CUL-DAR39.122 Note: [1832.12.25--1832.12.28] [Hermit island, Tierra del Fuego] Rock has sonorous decomposing white externally in large angular fragments Text Image

1441.

CUL-DAR227.5.92 Note: 1833--1834 [financial] (accounts)

1442.

CUL-DAR250.7 Note: 1833 diary

1443.

CUL-DAR242[.2] Note: 1833 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1833] Text Image

1444.

CUL-DAR34.25-26 Note: 1833 Geological diary: Salinas Text Image

1445.

CUL-DAR34.27-28 Note: 1833 Geological diary: Salitrales Text Image

1446.

CUL-DAR29.1.C1 Note: 1833 'Insecta June' [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1447.

CUL-DAR40.37 Note: [1833] Much saline efflorescence about Rockas 70 miles W of Luxan Text Image

1448.

EH88202328 Note: 1833 Port Desire notebook Text Image

1449.

EH88202329 Note: 1833--1834 Banda Oriental notebook Text Image

1450.

EH88202331 Note: 1833--1835 B. Blanca notebook Text Image

1451.

EH88202333 Note: 1833--1835 St. Fe notebook Text Image

1452.

EH88202334 Note: 1833--1835 Falkland notebook Text Image

1453.

CUL-DAR39.118-119 Note: [1833.01.00] Geology of Southern part of T[ierra] d[el] F[uego] Text Image

1454.

CUL-DAR30.153-158 Note: 1833.01.00--1833.02.00 Zoological diary: Tierra del Fuego Text Image

1455.

CUL-DAR227.5.90 Note: 1833.01.01 [financial] `The whole income of the Wedgwood property during 1832'

1456.

CUL-DAR32.85-95 Note: 1833.01.01--1834.02.27 Geological diary: Tierra del Fuego Text Image

1457.

CUL-DAR32.98-122 Note: 1833.01.01--1834.02.27 Geological diary: Tierra del Fuego Text Image

1458.

CUL-DAR34.184-185a Note: 1833.01.16--1833.02.19 Geological diary: North of Wollaston Island / Goree Sound Text Image

1459.

CUL-DAR39.117 Note: 1833.01.19 Speculations concerning Cleavage & stratification Text Image

1460.

CUL-DAR39.120 Note: [1833.01.19] Varieties of Trappean rocks occurring in N.W end of Wollaston island (or Text Image

1461.

CUL-DAR34.181-182 Note: [1833.02.00] Geological diary: Bay. N. of Orange bay. Text Image

1462.

CUL-DAR39.121 Note: [1833.02.10] [geological specimens numbered 975, 1013-1020, descriptions] / N. of Orange bay (Tierra del Fuego) Text Image

1463.

CUL-DAR39.127 Note: [1833.01-02] [geological specimens numbered 965-973, descriptions] Text Image

1464.

CUL-DAR39.94 Note: [1833.02.12] [geological specimens numbered 938-964, with descriptions] Text Image

1465.

CUL-DAR39.123-124 Note: [[1833]].02.25--[[1833]].03.01 [Wollaston Island, geological specimens numbered 1853-1873, descriptions] Text Image

1466.

CUL-DAR30.150-152 Note: 1833.03.00 Zoological diary: East Falkland Islands Text Image

1467.

CUL-DAR30.159-177 Note: 1833.03.00--1833.05.00 Zoological diary: East Falkland Islands Text Image

1468.

CUL-DAR32.123-132 Note: 1833.03.00 Geological diary: East Falkland Island Text Image

1469.

CUL-DAR227.8.30 Note: [1833.03.29] Dr Dugard said he was glad of this opportunity

1470.

CUL-DAR34.7-9 Note: 1833.04.17--1833.04.18 Geological diary: St Mathias Bay / St Josephs Bay Text Image

1471.

CUL-DAR33.223-226 Note: 1833.04.17--1833.04.18 Geological diary: St Josephs Bay Text Image

1472.

CUL-DAR33.153-164 Note: 1833.05.00--1833.06.00 Geological diary: Maldonado Text Image

1473.

CUL-DAR30.178-200 Note: 1833.05.00--1833.06.00 Zoological diary: Maldonado Text Image

1474.

CUL-DAR31.201-204 Note: 1833.07.00 Zoological diary: Maldonado Text Image

1475.

CUL-DAR227.5.93 Note: 1833.07.01--1834.06.30 [financial] (expenses)

1476.

CUL-DAR34.17-24 Note: 1833.08.03--1833.08.16 Geological diary: Rio Negro Text Image

1477.

CUL-DAR33.249-278 Note: 1833.08.03--1833.11.29 Geological diary: Pampas Text Image

1478.

CUL-DAR34.10-11 Note: 1833.08.17--1833.09.07 [Bahia] Text Image

1479.

CUL-DAR227.5.91 Note: 1833.08.26 [medical] (history of Lord Clive)

1480.

CUL-DAR32.73-74 Note: 1833.08.29--1833.08.31 Geological diary: Bahia Blanca (appendix) Text Image

1481.

Tigre Note: 1833.10.22--1836.11.17 'A log of the Proceedings of H. M. Surveying Sloop Beagle.' Image PDF

1482.

CUL-DAR32.83-84 Note: 1833.11.04--1833.11.13 Geological diary: Monte Video (appendix) Text Image

1483.

CUL-DAR34.36-39 Note: [1833.12.00--1834.01.00] Geological diary: [Port Desire geological specimens, numbered 1625-1692, descriptions] "Rocks near the fort" Text Image

1484.

CUL-DAR31.205-207 Note: 1833.12.00--1834.05.00 Zoological diary: Buenos Ayres Text Image

1485.

CUL-DAR33.227-228 Note: 1833.12.00 Geological diary: Coast of Patagonia — St Josephs Bay to Port Desire Text Image

1486.

CUL-DAR34.29-34 Note: 1833.12.23--1834.01.03 Geological diary: Port Desire Text Image

1487.

CUL-DAR34.35-35a Note: 1833.12.23--1834.01.03 Geological diary: Recalculation of Port Desire plains Text Image

1488.

CUL-DAR33.229-242 Note: 1833.12.23--1834.01.03 Geological diary: Port Desire Text Image

1489.

CUL-DAR33.243-244 Note: 1833.12.23--1834.01.03 Geological diary: Port Desire (appendix) Text Image

1490.

CUL-DAR227.5.94 Note: 1834--1835 [financial] (accounts)

1491.

CUL-DAR227.5.95 Note: 1834--1835 [financial] (expenses)

1492.

CUL-DAR242[.3] Note: 1834 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1834] Text Image

1493.

CUL-DAR34.65-73 Note: [1834] Geological diary: Falkland Islands Text Image

1494.

CUL-DAR35 Note: 1834--1835 ['notes on the geology of places visited on the voyage' All of DAR35 in one sequence of 371 images] Image

1495.

CUL-DAR35.231 Note: [1834] Geological diary: Elevation of the plain of the Plazilla (calculations) Text Image

1496.

CUL-DAR34.197-198 Note: [1834] very strongly: this elevation probably choked up C. Negro Isthmus Text Image

1497.

CUL-DAR34.179-180 Note: [1834] Geological diary. The more I reflect on Stratification & Cleavage the more difficulties I Text Image

1498.

CUL-DAR34.193 Note: [1834] most curiously convoluted & mingled with the surrounding substance Text Image

1499.

CUL-DAR42.148 Note: [1834] Reflection on reading my Geological notes [continued] Text Image

1500.

CUL-DAR35.371-376 Note: 1834 Geological diary: Valparaiso Text Image

1501.

EH88202335 Note: 1834 Valparaiso notebook Text Image

1502.

EH88202338 Note: 1834--1835 Santiago notebook Text Image

1503.

CUL-DAR31.209-212 Note: 1834.01.00 Zoological diary: Port Desire Text Image

1504.

CUL-DAR39.167 Note: [1834.01.00] St Julian tuff — pumice tuff — observed by gypsum — very rich in Text Image

1505.

CUL-DAR33.245-248 Note: 1834.01.10--1834.01.18 Geological diary: Port St Julian Text Image

1506.

CUL-DAR34.186-187 Note: 1834.01.26--1834.01.30 Geological diary: C. Virgins, Tierra del Fuego Text Image

1507.

CUL-DAR34.188-189 Note: 1834.01.31--1834.02.01,1834.02.11--1834.02.12 Geological diary: Magdalen Island & Cape Negro, Tierra del Fuego Text Image

1508.

CUL-DAR31.213-215 Note: 1834.02.00 Zoological diary: Straits of Magellan Text Image

1509.

CUL-DAR31.216-227 Note: 1834.02.00--1834.03.00 Zoological diary: Tierra del Fuego Text Image

1510.

CUL-DAR34.194-195 Note: 1834.02 Geological diary: At C Espirito Santo high cliffs commence which abound with horizontal Text Image

1511.

CUL-DAR34.125-128 Note: 1834.02.03--1834.02.06 Geological diary: Port Famine Text Image

1512.

CUL-DAR34.129-130 Note: [1834.02.06] [list of specimens collected Mount Tarn, Port Famine, Tierra del Fuego, numbered 1801-1830] / Passage of Animals & Text Image

1513.

CUL-DAR39.109 Note: [Undated] Genera [of shells] not found on West coasts of S America Text Image

1514.

CUL-DAR39.131 Note: [Undated] List of snail specimens. M Tarn 807 Natica ? Text Image

1515.

CUL-DAR39.91-92 Note: [Undated] Names of Genera / Southern Latitudes in which found fossil on coast of Text Image

1516.

CUL-DAR34.157-176 Note: 1834.02.14--1834.03.03 Geological diary: E Coast of T[ierra] del Fuego Text Image

1517.

CUL-DAR32.96-97 Note: 1834.02.24--1834.02.26 Geological diary: Tierra del Fuego (appendix) Text Image

1518.

CUL-DAR42.93-96 Note: [1834.03.00] Reflection on reading my Geological notes / V[ide] Calcleugh Geological Text Image

1519.

CUL-DAR31.228-245 Note: 1834.03.00--1834.04.00 Zoological diary: East Falkland Islands Text Image

1520.

CUL-DAR32.133-150 Note: 1834.03.00 Geological diary: East Falkland Island (appendix) Text Image

1521.

CUL-DAR32.151-152 Note: 1834.03.00 Geological diary: Falkland Islands Text Image

1522.

CUL-DAR33.165 Note: 1834.03.01--1834.03.31 Geological diary: (annotated maps and diagrams relating to Berkeley Text Image

1523.

CUL-DAR34.74-75 Note: 1834.03.10--1834.04.06 Geological diary: Re-examination of the Transition fully confirms very thing I then said Text Image

1524.

CUL-DAR34.76-86 Note: 1834.03.10--1834.04.06 Geological diary: From old observations I think hills north of Berk S[ound] Text Image

1525.

CUL-DAR34.87-92 Note: 1834.03.10--1834.04.06 Geological diary: Observations on the bottom of the sea between the Falkland Islands & St Text Image

1526.

CUL-DAR31.260 Note: 1834.04.00--1834.05.00 Zoological diary: Santa Cruz Text Image

1527.

CUL-DAR34.112 Note: [1834.04.00--1834.05.00] Geological diary: Attempt to find general inclination of the bottom of the sea off the coast of Patagonia Text Image

1528.

CUL-DAR34.113-114 Note: [1834.04.00--1834.05.00] [list of specimens collected, numbered 1948-1997] Text Image

1529.

CUL-DAR34.99 Note: 1834.04.14--1834.05.11 Geological diary: Valley of S Cruz Text Image

1530.

CUL-DAR34.122-124 Note: 1834.04.14 Geological diary: Santa Cruz Text Image

1531.

CUL-DAR34.131-150 Note: 1834.04.14--1834.05.11 Geological diary: S Cruz Text Image

1532.

CUL-DAR34.151-152 Note: 1834.04.14--1834.05.11 Geological diary: S Cruz / Transportal of Gravel Text Image

1533.

CUL-DAR34.101-102 Note: 1834.04.14--1834.05.11 Geological diary: S Cruz (calculations of height of plains and mountains) Text Image

1534.

CUL-DAR34.104-111 Note: 1834.04.14--1834.05.11 Geological diary: Valley of S Cruz Text Image

1535.

CUL-DAR34.115-117 Note: 1834.04.14--1834.05.11 Geological diary: Hypothesis / S Cruz Text Image

1536.

CUL-DAR34.93-98 Note: 1834.04.25--1834.05.01 Geological diary: Barometrical obser[vations] for measurement of valley of St Cruz & St Text Image

1537.

CUL-DAR34.120-121 Note: 1834.04.25--1834.06.03 (Santa Cruz calculations) Text Image

1538.

CUL-DAR34.103a-103c Note: 1834.04.28--1834.04.29 (Santa Cruz elevation calculations) Text Image

1539.

CUL-DAR31.246-259 Note: 1834.05.00 Zoological diary: Patagonian coast Text Image

1540.

CUL-DAR34.100 Note: [1834].05.03--[1834].05.05 Cabin Barometer / My own / Diff[erence] (calculations) Text Image

1541.

CUL-DAR34.118-119 Note: 1834.05.12 (details of soundings taken) Text Image

1542.

CUL-DAR34.40-60 Note: 1834.05.16--1834.05.31 Geological diary: Elevation of Patagonia Text Image

1543.

CUL-DAR34.61-64 Note: 1834.05.16--1834.05.31 Geological diary: Elevations on coast of Patagonia Text Image

1544.

CUL-DAR34.192 Note: 1834.05.17 Geological diary: Cape Virgins Text Image

1545.

CUL-DAR34.183 Note: 1834.05.28--1834.05.29 Geological diary: Gregory Bay Text Image

1546.

CUL-DAR34.190-191 Note: 1834.05.28--1834.05.29 Geological diary: East coast of T. del Fuego & Sts of Magellan Text Image

1547.

CUL-DAR31.261-263 Note: 1834.06.00 Zoological diary: Port Famine Text Image

1548.

CUL-DAR34.153-156 Note: 1834.06.01--1834.06.07 Geological diary: Port Famine Text Image

1549.

CUL-DAR34.201-205 Note: 1834.06.28--1834.07.12 Following the promontory on which the town stands we first have a Text Image

1550.

CUL-DAR34.199-200 Note: 1834.06.29--1834.06.30 Geological diary: The Andes created all S. America [Chiloe] Text Image

1551.

CUL-DAR35.206-217 Note: 1834.07.00 Geological diary: Chiloé Text Image

1552.

CUL-DAR35.227-229 Note: [1834.07.00] Geological diary: [list of geological specimens collected in Chile numbered 230-295]. Text Image

1553.

CUL-DAR31.264-267 Note: 1834.07.00 Zoological diary: Chiloé Text Image

1554.

CUL-DAR31.268-280 Note: 1834.07.00--1834.09.00 Zoological diary: Valparaiso Text Image

1555.

CUL-DAR31.315 Note: 1834.07.00 Zoological diary: Chiloé Text Image

1556.

CUL-DAR35.377-418 Note: [1834.07.00--1836.02.00] Geological diary: Chili / Valparaiso Text Image

1557.

CUL-DAR29.1.C2 Note: 1834.07.00 Pediculus. Chiloe. [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1558.

CUL-DAR35.218-226 Note: [1834].07.24--[1834].07.29 Geological diary: [Valparaiso] Rock about the town generally gneiss — much traversed by Text Image

1559.

CUL-DAR35.230 Note: 1834.07.29 Geological diary: Valparaiso / Hills behind Town (calculations of heights) Text Image

1560.

CUL-DAR35.405 Note: [1834.08.28--1834.09.05] La Cordillera [map of routes from Santiago to San Fernando, kept with Geological diary] Image

1561.

CUL-DAR31.281-282 Note: 1834.09.00--1834.10.00 Zoological diary: Chile Text Image

1562.

CUL-DAR35.288-303 Note: 1834.11.00--1835.02.00 Geological diary: Archipel: of Chiloe Text Image

1563.

CUL-DAR31.283-285 Note: 1834.12.00 Zoological diary: Chiloé Text Image

1564.

CUL-DAR31.286-288 Note: 1834.12.00 Zoological diary: Chonos Archipelago Text Image

1565.

CUL-DAR31.289-304 Note: 1834.12.00--1835.01.00 Zoological diary: Cape Tres Montes Text Image

1566.

CUL-DAR35.233-258 Note: [1834.12.00--1835.1.00] Geological diary: Chonos & Tres Montes Text Image

1567.

CUL-DAR35.272-273 Note: [1834].12.16 Geological diary: First of Chonos Islands (Midship Bay) Text Image

1568.

CUL-DAR35.259-266 Note: [1834].12.21--[1834].12.23 Geological diary: Port St Andrew — Cone Harbor...Tres Montes Text Image

1569.

CUL-DAR35.270-271 Note: [1834].12.25--[1834].12.29 Geological diary: East end of other Island Text Image

1570.

CUL-DAR35.277-285 Note: [1834].12.31--1835.01.02 Geological diary: Anna Pink Harbor / Patch Cove Text Image

1571.

CUL-DAR15.2.28 Note: [Undated] In Henslows Catalogue of 1835 there are 525 genera (less 14 to be Text Image

1572.

CUL-DAR207 Note: 1835--1882 [All of DAR207 in one sequence of 42 images] Image

1573.

CUL-DAR227.5.100 Note: 1835 [financial] (account statement) `A.C 70 D[arwin] C.R.'

1574.

CUL-DAR227.5.101 Note: 1835 [financial] (account statement) `Catherine share of property'

1575.

CUL-DAR227.5.103 Note: 1835--1836 [financial] (accounts)

1576.

CUL-DAR237.2 Note: [1836--1925] Notebook `Darwin's S American plants' Image

1577.

CUL-DAR227.5.96 Note: 1835 [financial] (account statement) `Caroline share of property'

1578.

CUL-DAR227.5.97 Note: 1835 [financial] (account statement) `Memorandum of Mrs Parkers share of

1579.

CUL-DAR227.5.98 Note: 1835 [financial] (account statement) `Susan Share of property'

1580.

CUL-DAR227.5.99 Note: 1835 [financial] (account statement) `Darwin E.A share of property'

1581.

CUL-DAR217.3 Note: [1835] Beagle diary [1891 typescript copy] Image

1582.

CUL-DAR242[.4] Note: 1835 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1835] Text Image

1583.

CUL-DAR250.34 Note: 1835 [travelogue of Welsh tour]

1584.

CUL-DAR245.519 Note: [Undated] [comments on item CUL-DAR245.518]

1585.

CUL-DAR245.520 Note: [Undated] [comments on item CUL-DAR245.518]

1586.

CUL-DAR245.521 Note: [Undated] [covering note to items CUL-DAR245: 519-520?]

1587.

CUL-DAR29.3.58b Note: [Undated] drawings for "Plate 13" Image

1588.

CUL-DAR39.99 Note: [1835] The section of the Uspellata will be 70 miles — drawn as 40 inches Text Image

1589.

CUL-DAR36 Note: 1835 ['notes on the geology of places visited on the voyage' All of DAR36 in one sequence of 310 images] Image

1590.

CUL-DAR36.424 Note: [1835] Geological diary: Examined with Mr Alison shells on Hills [Valparaiso]. Text Image

1591.

CUL-DAR36.428 Note: 1835 Geological diary: Valparaiso. Elevation land Text Image

1592.

CUL-DAR36.436-437 Note: 1835 Geological diary: Chili (appendix) Text Image

1593.

CUL-DAR31.345 Note: [1835--1836] Zoological diary: Tahiti Text Image

1594.

CUL-DAR39.147 Note: [1835] [geological specimens numbered 2598-2716, descriptions, maps of valley of Uspallata] Text Image

1595.

CUL-DAR39.153-157 Note: 1835 [geological specimens numbered 2901-2952 (etc), descriptions] Text Image

1596.

CUL-DAR41 Note: 1835--1842 [All of DAR41 in one sequence of 176 images] Image

1597.

CUL-DAR36.462-465 Note: 1835 Geological diary: Pampas — Mendoza Text Image

1598.

CUL-DAR36.592-596 Note: 1835 Geological diary: Guasco Text Image

1599.

CUL-DAR37 Note: 1835 'notes on the geology of places visited on the voyage' [Geological diary] All of DAR37 in one sequence of 311 images] (1835). Image

1600.

CUL-DAR37.611-676 Note: 1835 Geological diary: Copiapo Text Image

1601.

CUL-DAR37.686-687 Note: 1835 Geological notes made from Capt FitzRoy Specimens collected on the coast Text Image

1602.

CUL-DAR42.143 Note: [1835] Pampas / Big Animal R de las Contas Province of Bahia Brazil Text Image

1603.

CUL-DAR44.29 Note: [1835] official travel pass, passport Text Image

1604.

CUL-DAR42 Note: 1835--1844 [All of DAR42 in one sequence of 366 images] Image

1605.

CUL-DAR53.1.B36 Note: [Undated] There is a Lutke's Voyage autour du Monde (1826-9) Par[is] 1835 quoted Text Image

1606.

GeolSoc-COM-P4.2.216 Note: 1837.03.27 Referee report on Williams, On the raised beaches in Barnstaple Text Image

1607.

GeolSoc-COM-P4.2.65 Note: 1835--1842 Referee report on Forchhammer, Changes of level in Denmark Text Image

1608.

EH88202327 Note: 1835 Copiapò notebook Text Image

1609.

EH88202336 Note: 1835 Coquimbo notebook Text Image

1610.

EH88202337 Note: 1835 Galapagos notebook Text Image PDF

1611.

CUL-DAR31.305-314 Note: 1835.01.00 Zoological diary: Chonos Archipelago Text Image

1612.

CUL-DAR35.304 Note: 1835.01.00 Geological diary: Peninsula of Lacuy Text Image

1613.

CUL-DAR35.310-318 Note: 1835.01.00 Geological diary: Lacuy. Chiloe Text Image

1614.

CUL-DAR35.328,328a-328j Note: 1835.01.00 Chiloe Janr. 1835 Chiloe Janr. 1835 Text Image

1615.

CUL-DAR35.274-276 Note: [1835].01.04--[1835].01.07 Geological diary: A[nna] Pink Harbor Text Image

1616.

CUL-DAR35.268-269 Note: [1835].01.06 Geological diary: "Former Lemoos." — Jan. 6th [1835]. — Lat 44°: 30' Text Image

1617.

CUL-DAR35.319-327 Note: 1835.01.08--1835.01.15 Geological diary: Lowes Harbor Text Image

1618.

CUL-DAR35.331-340 Note: [1835].01.19--[1835].01.30 Lacuy Peninsula Text Image

1619.

CUL-DAR42.97-99 Note: 1835.02.00 The position of the bones of Mastodon (?) at Port St Julian is of interest Text Image

1620.

CUL-DAR35.341-342 Note: [1835].02.00 Geological diary: Chiloe Text Image

1621.

CUL-DAR35.343-346 Note: 1835.02.00 Geological diary: Valdivia Text Image

1622.

CUL-DAR36.429-435 Note: 1835.02--1835.06 Geological diary: Chili Text Image

1623.

CUL-DAR36.438-444 Note: [1835.02.00--1835.06.00] Geological diary: Chili Text Image

1624.

CUL-DAR36.445-446 Note: [1835.02.00--1835.06.00] Geological diary: Douglass states that the Cordilleras about the Estero de Reloncavi. Text Image

1625.

CUL-DAR36.447-451 Note: 1835.02.00--1835.06.00 Geological diary: Chili Text Image

1626.

CUL-DAR36.452-461 Note: 1835.02.00--1835.06.00 Geological diary: Valleys — Cordilleras — Chili Text Image

1627.

CUL-DAR35.347 Note: [1835].02.10 Geological diary: Baldivia [Valdivia] Text Image

1628.

CUL-DAR39.114 Note: [Undated] [Fossil shells described by d' Orbigny] Text Image

1629.

CUL-DAR39.159 Note: [1835.02.12] Coquimbo plains (calculations) Slope of plains (A) between two Stations Text Image

1630.

CUL-DAR35.348-349 Note: [1835.02.18] Geological diary: Niebla Fort Text Image

1631.

CUL-DAR42.28 Note: 1835.02.20 Extract from the Log Book of the "Glamalia[?]" received from her master Image

1632.

CUL-DAR35.350 Note: [1835.03.00] Geological diary: The Cliffs are continued up to the Altos of old Tucapel Text Image

1633.

CUL-DAR35.357-370 Note: 1835.03.00 Geological diary: Concepcion Text Image

1634.

CUL-DAR36.419 Note: [1835.03.00] Geological diary: Chili Text Image

1635.

CUL-DAR31.316-317 Note: 1835.03.00 Zoological diary: Chile Text Image

1636.

CUL-DAR31.319-320 Note: 1835.03.00 Zoological diary: St Jago and Mendoza Text Image

1637.

CUL-DAR35.351-353 Note: [1835.03.04] Geological diary: [Quiriquina Island, Bay of Concepcion] New form[ation]. Sandstones (like 2576 rather harder) ferruginous acicular Text Image

1638.

CUL-DAR39.138 Note: [1835.03.06] Shells at Concepcion — Whether lying on a plain or a flat hill Text Image

1639.

CUL-DAR36.466-501 Note: 1835.03.18--1835.04.10 Geological diary: St. Jago to Mendoza Text Image

1640.

CUL-DAR36.420-422 Note: 1835.04.00--1835.12.00 Geological diary: Valparaiso (appendix to p. 47) Text Image

1641.

CUL-DAR36.502-549 Note: 1835.04.00 Geological diary: Uspallata Pass (Mendoza. — St Jago) Text Image

1642.

CUL-DAR53.1.B20a Note: 1835.04.03 [exicsed pages] Text Image

1643.

CUL-DAR36.550-573 Note: 1835.04.27--1835.05.14 Geological diary: Valparaiso to Coquimbo Text Image

1644.

CUL-DAR36.574-591 Note: 1835.05.15--1835.06.01 Geological diary: Coquimbo Text Image

1645.

CUL-DAR39.152 Note: 1835.05.31 This expresses the height of plain where quarries are (calculation) / Coquimbo and Arqueros mine Text Image

1646.

CUL-DAR39.160 Note: [1835].05.31 Valparaiso / Coquimbo (calculations) Explains height of plains where quarries are N.B. same as Herradura Bay Text Image

1647.

CUL-DAR36.597-610 Note: 1835.06.02--1835.07.05 Geological diary: Copiapo Text Image

1648.

CUL-DAR35.267 Note: [1835].06.16 Geological diary: Huafo island [Isla Guafo] Text Image

1649.

CUL-DAR39.158 Note: 1835.07.00 Iquique Barometer Measurements Iquique. July.- 1835- (general Calcareous) Text Image

1650.

CUL-DAR37.677-684 Note: 1835.07.13--1835.07.14 Geological diary: Iquique Text Image

1651.

CUL-DAR37.688-703 Note: 1835.07.21 Geological diary: Lima Text Image

1652.

CUL-DAR37.704-708 Note: [1835].07.27 Lima. South beach and Bellavista plain / Appendix to 27th / The Clay yellowish in lower plain is part of main Text Image

1653.

CUL-DAR37.711-715 Note: [1835].07.27 Geological diary: San Lorenzo Text Image

1654.

CUL-DAR41.23-39 Note: [1835.08.00] 'Recapitulation and concluding remarks' Text Image

1655.

CUL-DAR31.318 Note: 1835.09.00 Zoological diary: Galapagos Text Image

1656.

CUL-DAR31.321-344 Note: 1835.09.00--1835.10.00 Zoological diary: Galapagos Text Image

1657.

CUL-DAR37.726-731 Note: [1835].09.16 Geological diary: Chatham Island [Galapagos Islands] Text Image

1658.

CUL-DAR37.716-795A Note: 1835.10.00 Geological diary: Galapagos Islands [All images collated into a single sequence, together with transcription] Text Image PDF

1659.

CUL-DAR37.724-725 Note: [1835.10.00] Geological diary: Puerto Grande [Galapagos Islands] Text Image

1660.

CUL-DAR37.732-733 Note: 1835.10.00 Geological diary: Charles Island [Galapagos Islands] Text Image

1661.

CUL-DAR37.736-745 Note: 1835.10.00 Geological diary: Banks Cove [Galapagos Islands] Text Image

1662.

CUL-DAR37.746-795 Note: 1835.10.00--1836.03.00 Geological diary: Galapagos Islands Text Image

1663.

CUL-DAR37.796-797 Note: 1835.10.00 Geological diary: Appendix to p. 212 Text Image

1664.

CUL-DAR37.734-735 Note: [1835].10.01 Geological diary: Albemarles [Island] [Galapagos Islands] Text Image

1665.

CUL-DAR37.716-723 Note: [1835].10.10--[1835].10.11 Geological diary: [geological specimens numbered 3265-3299, descriptions] / Freshwater Bay [Galapagos Islands] Text Image

1666.

CUL-DAR34.177-178 Note: 1835.11.00 'Appendix. p 94.– T: del Fuego' Text Image

1667.

CUL-DAR37.798-801 Note: 1835.11.00 Geological diary: Tahiti Text Image

1668.

CUL-DAR37.802-811 Note: 1835.12.00 Geological diary: Bay of Islands, New Zealand Text Image

1669.

CUL-DAR35.286-287 Note: [1835].12.28--[1835].12.30 Geological diary: Dark Harbor / Ynche [island Chonos] Text Image

1670.

CUL-DAR42.27 Note: [1835.02.00?] note For Mr Darwin / Sent by Capt Beaufort to Mr Lyell Text Image

1671.

CUL-DAR200.3.60 Note: [1840.ca] Notebook B, p. 152e. Text Image

1672.

CUL-DAR200.3.61 Note: [1840.ca] '[???] When one sees in Corallina' Text Image

1673.

CUL-DAR200.3.52 Note: [1840.ca] Notebook C, p. 106e. Text Image

1674.

CUL-DAR200.3.53 Note: [1840.ca] Notebook E, p. 55e. Text Image

1675.

CUL-DAR200.3.54 Note: [1840.ca] Notebook B, p. 166e. Text Image

1676.

CUL-DAR200.3.55 Note: [1840.ca] Notebook C, p. 105e. Text Image

1677.

CUL-DAR200.3.56 Note: [1840.ca] Notebook B, p. 151e. Text Image

1678.

CUL-DAR200.3.57 Note: [1840.ca] Notebook B, p. 165e. Text Image

1679.

CUL-DAR200.3.58 Note: [1840.ca] Notebook B, p. 197e. Text Image

1680.

CUL-DAR237.1 Note: [1836--1861] Notebook `C Darwin's plants from S. America' Image

1681.

CUL-DAR232.1 Note: [1840.ca] picture `from Richmond portrait'

1682.

CUL-DAR38.957-960 Note: 1836 Geological diary: Terceira (Azores) Text Image

1683.

CUL-DAR39.100 Note: [[1836] Beds of fossil Potamomya now found 40 ft above level of river & from 2 Text Image

1684.

CUL-DAR39.68-89 Note: [1836--1844] [geological specimens collected, 12-3089, with descriptions] Text Image

1685.

CUL-DAR38.936-953 Note: [1836] Geological diary: Ascension Text Image

1686.

CUL-DAR42.107 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 53e (excised pages) Text Image

1687.

CUL-DAR42.108 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 113e (excised pages) Text Image

1688.

CUL-DAR40.5 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 43e-44e (excised pages) Text Image

1689.

CUL-DAR40.8 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 99e-100e (excised pages) Text Image

1690.

CUL-DAR40.9 Note: [1836--1838] Red notebook: 105e-106e (excised pages) Text Image

1691.

CUL-DAR29.1.A33 Note: 1836--1839 Notes on geographical limits of birds & mammals. Hernandez F `Historia Novae Hispaniae' Text Image

1692.

CUL-DAR33.166-216 Note: [1836] Geological diary: Falkland Islands 'My observations on the geology of the Falkland Islands.' Text Image

1693.

CUL-DAR33.217-222 Note: [1836] Geological diary: (Falkland Islands, in comparison with Henslow's account of geology of Anglesea) Text Image

1694.

CUL-DAR29.3.44 Note: [1836] Insects in Spirits of Wine (list follows) Text Image

1695.

CUL-DAR39.149-151 Note: [1836] Reef miles long broken through by breached passages — to eye parallel [Pernambuco] Text Image

1696.

CUL-DAR41.47 Note: [1836] [Keeling geological specimens numbered 3565-3585, descriptions] Text Image

1697.

CUL-DAR42.167 Note: [1836--1837] Red Notebook: 45e-46e (excised pages) Text Image

1698.

CUL-DAR42.177-178 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 37-38, 67-68 (excised pages) Text Image

1699.

CUL-DAR42.179 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 38, 40 (excised pages) Text Image

1700.

CUL-DAR29.1.D1-D8 Note: 1836 'Shells in spirits of wine' [Beagle animal notes] Text Image

1701.

CUL-DAR29.3.9 Note: [1836--1838] Flustra with cells in rows p. 78 Text Image

1702.

CUL-DAR40.10 Note: [1836--1838] Red notebook: 136e-137e (excised pages) Text Image

1703.

CUL-DAR40.11 Note: [1836--1838] Red notebook: 7e-8e (excised pages) Text Image

1704.

CUL-DAR40.12 Note: [1836--1838] Red notebook: 87e-88e (excised pages) Text Image

1705.

CUL-DAR40.14 Note: [1836--1838] Red notebook: 33e (excised pages) Text Image

1706.

CUL-DAR40.2 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 140e-141e (excised pages) Text Image

1707.

CUL-DAR42.195 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 14e-16e (excised pages) Text Image

1708.

CUL-DAR42.196-198 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 93e-95e; 97e-98e (excised pages) Text Image

1709.

CUL-DAR42.199 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 13e-14e (excised pages) Text Image

1710.

CUL-DAR42.212 Note: [1840.ca] Give Chapter after Galapagos on origin of Basalt & Trachyte Text Image

1711.

CUL-DAR42.36 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 19 (excised pages) Text Image

1712.

CUL-DAR42.37 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 20e, 65e (excised pages) Text Image

1713.

CUL-DAR42.38 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 66e (excised pages) Text Image

1714.

CUL-DAR42.44 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 111e, 147e (excised pages) Text Image

1715.

CUL-DAR42.47-51 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 163e-172e (excised pages) Text Image

1716.

CUL-DAR42.52-53 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 174e-177e (excised pages) Text Image

1717.

CUL-DAR42.67 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 5e-6e (excised pages) Text Image

1718.

CUL-DAR38 Note: 1836 'notes on the geology of places visited on the voyage' [Geological diary] All of DAR38 in one sequence of 224 images (1836). Image

1719.

CUL-DAR42.136 Note: [1836--1838] Red notebook: 157e-158e (excised pages) Text Image

1720.

CUL-DAR40.7 Note: [1836--1837] Red notebook: 43e-44e (excised pages) Text Image

1721.

CUL-DAR42.101 Note: [1836--1846] The Pot labiata certainly found with the Mactra at Buenos Ayres (copied) Text Image

1722.

CUL-DAR42.102 Note: [1836--1838] Red notebook: 134e-135e (excised pages) Text Image

1723.

CUL-DAR42.104 Note: [1836--1838] Red notebook: 56e (excised pages) Text Image

1724.

CUL-DAR42.105 Note: [1836--1838] Red notebook: 54e (excised pages) Text Image

1725.

NHM-405052-1001 Note: [1836] [List of reptiles and amphibians from the Beagle] 'Reptiles in spirits of wine' Text Image

1726.

EH88202323 Note: 1836 Beagle notebook: Sydney Mauritius Text Image

1727.

EH88202316 Note: 1836 Catalogue of Specimens in Spirits of Wines No 661-1346

1728.

EH88202317 Note: 1836 Catalogue of specimens in Spirits of Wine 1347 -1529

1729.

EH88202319 Note: 1836 Printed numbers

1730.

EH88202320 Note: 1836 Printed numbers

1731.

EH88202315 Note: 1836 Catalogue of Specimens in Spirits of Wine No 1 to 660

1732.

EH88202318 Note: 1836 Printed numbers

1733.

NHM-InsectRoom_Lists_vol.1.21 Note: [1836] Copy of Darwin's notes in reference to Insects collected by him.

1734.

CUL-DAR38.812-836 Note: 1836.01.00 Geological diary: New South Wales Text Image

1735.

CUL-DAR38.837-857 Note: 1836.02.00 Geological diary: Hobart Town Text Image

1736.

CUL-DAR31.346-348 Note: [1836.02.00] Zoological diary: Hobart Town Text Image

1737.

CUL-DAR31.363-366 Note: [1836].02.00 Zoological diary: Hobart Town Text Image

1738.

CUL-DAR40.97-99 Note: [1836].02.07 In the town [Hobart]: Sandstone & Greenstones alternately appear & perhaps in Text Image

1739.

CUL-DAR39.132 Note: [Undated] Effect of tides on reefs Height at barrier v[ide] Kings remark — sailing Text Image

1740.

CUL-DAR39.133 Note: [Undated] Total number of S[outh] American Edentata — 19 species (list follows) Text Image

1741.

CUL-DAR39.135 Note: [Undated] As a proof of more rapid growth externally than internally [on coral reefs] Text Image

1742.

CUL-DAR46.2.B7 Note: [Undated] [Galapagos] Insects / In these genera two of the islands have each their own species Text Image

1743.

CUL-DAR46.1.13 Note: [Undated] Even in cultivated Plants, protected as much as possible from Struggle Text Image

1744.

CUL-DAR38.858-863 Note: 1836.03.00 Geological diary: King George's Sound Text Image

1745.

CUL-DAR38.864-881 Note: 1836.03.00 Geological diary: King George's Sound Text Image

1746.

CUL-DAR31.349 Note: [1836].03.00 Zoological diary: Australian cost Text Image

1747.

CUL-DAR31.350-362 Note: [1836].04.00 Zoological diary: Keeling Island Text Image

1748.

CUL-DAR41.40-45 Note: [1836.04.00] [Cocos Keeling Islands] Text Image

1749.

CUL-DAR41.40-57 Note: [1836.04.00] [Notes on the geology and corals of Keeling Islands] Text Image

1750.

CUL-DAR41.49 Note: [1836.04.00] Mem very great inclination between the 2 soundings on the S.E side so Text Image

1751.

CUL-DAR41.51 Note: [1836.04.00] In every case first inclination (blue water) to about 20-30 fathoms then Text Image

1752.

CUL-DAR41.52 Note: [1836.04.00] Mr Sulivan [says] in some the narrow channels between the smaller islands Text Image

1753.

CUL-DAR41.53-56 Note: [1836.04.00] Sulivans outside deep soundings (and other lists of soundings, with Text Image

1754.

CUL-DAR38.882-901 Note: 1836.05.00 Geological diary: Mauritius Text Image

1755.

CUL-DAR41.59-77 Note: [1836.05.00--1835.06.00] [Essay on] Cleavage / By the term Stratification I mean those planes of division Text Image

1756.

EH88202322 Note: 1836.05.00--1837.06.00 'R.N. / Range of Sharks Nothing For any Purpose' Text Image PDF

1757.

CUL-DAR38.902-919 Note: 1836.06.00 Geological diary: Cape of Good Hope Text Image

1758.

CUL-DAR40.93-96 Note: 1836.07.00 Ascension [Beagle field notes] Text Image

1759.

CUL-DAR227.5.106 Note: 1836.07.01--1837.06.30 [financial] (accounts)

1760.

CUL-DAR38.920-935 Note: [1836]1836.07.08--1836.07.13] Geological diary: St. Helena Text Image

1761.

CUL-DAR38.954-956 Note: 1836.08.00 Geological diary: Bahia Brazil Text Image

1762.

CUL-DAR32.3-8 Note: [1836.08.00] Geological diary: Bahia Text Image

1763.

CUL-DAR32.9-14 Note: [1836.08.00] Geological diary: Bahia Brazil Text Image

1764.

CUL-DAR31.367-368 Note: 1836.08.00 Zoological diary: Bahia Text Image

1765.

CUL-DAR32.1-2 Note: [1836.08.00] Geological diary: Brazil coast Text Image

1766.

CUL-DAR43.1.56 Note: 1836.11.21 [concerning shells] / verso Zoological Society of London visitor's ticket (incomplete) "November" Text Image PDF

1767.

CUL-DAR200.3.1c Note: 1836.12.29 Dec 29 — 1836 Mr Darwin too late in Hall. Text Image

1768.

CUL-Add9209.2.107 Note: [1837] Reflections of Ch Darwin on marriage, probably 1837

1769.

CUL-DAR118.- Note: 1837--1839 Notebook: Edinburgh Text Image

1770.

CUL-DAR121.- Note: 1837--1838 Notebook B: [Transmutation of species] Text Image

1771.

CUL-DAR127.- Note: 1837--1839 Notebook A: Geology Text Image

1772.

CUL-DAR154.1-27 Note: [1837--1838] [Darwin Erasmus] `Zoonomia' "Copy of notes on 'Zoonomia' (1837-8" (copied passages from Notebook B) 6pp Image

1773.

CUL-DAR208.3 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 13, 14, 27, 28 (excised pages) Text Image

1774.

CUL-DAR208.4 Note: [1837--1838] Notebook B: 29, 30 (excised sheet) Text Image

1775.

CUL-DAR208.5 Note: [1837--1838] Notebook B: 51, 52, 55, 56, 69, 70 (excised pages) Text Image

1776.

CUL-DAR208 Note: 1837--1840 [All of DAR208 in one sequence of 275 images] (excised Transmutation Notebook pages) Image

1777.

CUL-DAR208.10 Note: [1837--1838] Notebook B: 199e, 200e, 201e, 202e, 209e, 210e (excised pages) Text Image

1778.

CUL-DAR208.11 Note: [1837--1838] Notebook B: 233, 234, 249, 250, 255, 256 (excised pages) Text Image

1779.

CUL-DAR205.2 Note: 1837--1880 [All of DAR205.2 in one sequence of 295 images] Means of Distribution Image

1780.

CUL-DAR208.6 Note: [1837--1838] Notebook B: 75, 76, 107, 108, 123, 124 (excised pages) Text Image

1781.

CUL-DAR208.7 Note: [1837--1838] Notebook B: 125, 126, 151, 152, 153, 154 (excised pages) Text Image

1782.

CUL-DAR208.8 Note: [1837--1838] Notebook B: 159, 160, 165, 166, 173, 174 (excised pages) Text Image

1783.

CUL-DAR208.9 Note: [1837--1838] Notebook B: 177, 178, 189, 190, 197, 198 (excised pages) Text Image

1784.

CUL-DAR227.5.105 Note: 1837 [financial] (account statement) `A.C 54 Corfield / Salt'

1785.

CUL-DAR42.114 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 33e-34e (excised pages) Text Image

1786.

CUL-DAR42.116 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 39e-40e (excised pages) Text Image

1787.

CUL-DAR40.1 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 81e-82e (excised pages) Text Image

1788.

CUL-DAR5.B23-B29 Note: 1837 First rough / (diagram of bed of Severn) / A consists of rather thin beds Text Image

1789.

CUL-DAR29.3.26 Note: [1837] Fernando Noronha / What islands in the Galapagos do following birds come from Text Image

1790.

CUL-DAR40.4 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook: A 41-42 (excised pages) Text Image

1791.

CUL-DAR42.120 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 153e-154e (excised pages) Text Image

1792.

CUL-DAR42.125 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 143e-144e (excised pages) Text Image

1793.

CUL-DAR40.3 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 103e-104e (excised pages) Text Image

1794.

CUL-DAR42.200 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 98e (excised pages) Text Image

1795.

CUL-DAR42.201 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 69e-70e (excised pages) Text Image

1796.

CUL-DAR42.202 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 133e-134e (excised pages) Text Image

1797.

CUL-DAR42.206 Note: [1837--1840] [Untitled geological essay] Any person merely looking at secondary a supermedial formation Geolog Map of England Text Image

1798.

CUL-DAR42.210-211 Note: [1837-1842] Prove the amount of degradation In stationary (of course in rising) land Text Image

1799.

CUL-DAR42.39-43 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 41e-42e, 45e-54e, 83e. (excised pages) Text Image

1800.

CUL-DAR42.45 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 84e (excised pages) Text Image

1801.

CUL-DAR42.46 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 112e (excised pages) Text Image

1802.

CUL-DAR42.68 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 67e-68e (excised pages) Text Image

1803.

CUL-DAR75.15 Note: [1837--1882.04.00] [Annotated geological section, fossil record showing species change] The concordance between Paris & London Scandinavia & Bohemia is [??] Text Image

1804.

CUL-DAR42.133 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 43e-44e (excised pages) Text Image

1805.

CUL-DAR42.142 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 117e-118e (excised pages) Text Image

1806.

CUL-DAR5.B86 Note: [1837] Red notebook: 140e-141e. (excised pages) Text Image

1807.

CUL-DAR50.C10 Note: [1837] Chief Points to be Attended to [in Lochaber]. Text Image

1808.

CUL-DAR39.177 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook A: 99e-100e (excised pages) Text Image

1809.

CUL-DAR64.2.10 Note: [1837--1844] On the formation of Mould / Begin with contrasting upper & lower soil / Text Image

1810.

CUL-DAR53.1.B20 Note: [1837--1839] Notebook M: 101e-102e (excised pages) Text Image

1811.

EH88202325 Note: 1837--1839 St Helena Model notebook Text Image

1812.

SMES-TN-5578a Note: [1837] list of mammal fossils

1813.

SMES-TN-5578b Note: [1837] list of fossil wood specimens

1814.

NHM-MSS-DARA.3 Note: [1837.05.31] "Series of specimens showing the composition of the circular coral-reef, which forms Keeling Atoll or lagoon-island in the Indian Ocean; collected by Charles Darwin Esq. during the voyage of H.M.S. Beagle.—" Text Image

1815.

CUL-DAR227.5.109 Note: 1837.07.01--1838.06.30 [financial] `Property account'

1816.

GeolSoc-COM-P4.2.49 Note: 1837.07.10 Referees' report: Charles Robert Darwin, Raised beaches in Chile." Yes report by Adam Sedgwick Text

1817.

CUL-DAR119.- Note: 1838--1851 'Books to be read' and 'Books Read' notebook Text Image

1818.

CUL-DAR124.- Note: 1838--1839 Notebook E: [Transmutation of species] Text Image

1819.

CUL-DAR125.- Note: 1838 Notebook M: [Metaphysics on morals and speculations on expression] Text Image

1820.

CUL-DAR126.- Note: 1838--1839 Notebook N: [Metaphysics and expression] Text Image

1821.

CUL-DAR11.1.14c Note: [1838] Notebook C: 253e-254e (excised pages) Text Image

1822.

CUL-DAR130.- Note: 1838 Notebook: Glen Roy Text Image

1823.

CUL-DAR208.27 Note: [1838] Notebook C: 225, 226, 227, 228, 237, 238 (excised pages) Text Image

1824.

CUL-DAR208.28 Note: [1838] Notebook C: 239, 240, 241,242, 249, 250 (excised pages) Text Image

1825.

CUL-DAR208.29 Note: [1838] Notebook C: 251, 252, 257, 258 (excised pages) Text Image

1826.

CUL-DAR208.35 Note: [1838] Notebook D: 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12 (excised pages) Text Image

1827.

CUL-DAR208.36 Note: [1838] Notebook D: 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 (excised pages) Text Image

1828.

CUL-DAR208.37 Note: [1838] Notebook D: 53, 54, 55, 56, 61, 62, 63, 64 (excised pages) Text Image

1829.

CUL-DAR208.38 Note: [1838] Notebook D: 73, 74, 87, 88, 89, 90 (excised pages) Text Image

1830.

CUL-DAR205.7 Note: 1838--1880 [All of DAR205.7 in sequence of 208 images] Image

1831.

CUL-DAR208.39 Note: [1838] Notebook D: 101, 102, 133, 134, 135, 136 (excised pages) Text Image

1832.

CUL-DAR208.40 Note: [1838] Notebook D: 105, 106, 151, 152, 159, 160 (excised pages) Text Image

1833.

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CUL-DAR227.5.108 Note: 1838 [financial] (account statement) `A.C 31 Bank account with Mr Salt'

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1858.

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1859.

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1884.

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1885.

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1886.

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CUL-GBR.0012.MSAdd.10393 Note: 1838--1863 Gardening diary kept by members of the Darwin family at the Mount, Shrewsbury

1894.

RRAuction7Dec.2022Lot1095 Note: 1838--1840 Library ledger recording Darwin borrowing charts Text Image

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1896.

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1897.

GeolSoc-COM-P4.2.47 Note: 1838.03.09 Referees' report: Charles Robert Darwin, On the formation of mould." Yes report by William Buckland

1898.

CUL-DAR250.49 Note: 1838.04.00 invoices

1899.

CUL-DAR210.8.1 Note: [1838.04][07.after] 'Work finished If not marry' Memorandum on marriage Text Image

1900.

CUL-DAR5.B33-B37 Note: 1838.06.00 Salisbury Craigs / Geological Notes [with sketch map] Text Image

1901.

CUL-DAR210.8.2 Note: [1838.07.00] 'This is the Question Marry Not Marry' Memorandum on marriage Text Image

1902.

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1903.

CUL-DAR227.5.111 Note: 1838.07.01--1839.06.30 [financial] (expenses)

1904.

CUL-DAR123.- Note: 1838.07.15--1838.10.02 Notebook D: [Transmutation of species] Text Image

1905.

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1906.

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1907.

CUL-DAR191.1-2 Note: [1838].09.02 Man / Zoological Gardens / Mr Youatt great veterinary surgeon says he has Text Image

1908.

CUL-DAR91.25-28 Note: 1838.09.06 Every action whatever the effect of a motive Text Image

1909.

GeolSoc-COM-P4.2.8 Note: 1838.09.07 Referee report on Austen, Limestones of Devonshire Text Image

1910.

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1911.

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1912.

CUL-DAR210.8.14 Note: [1839.02.00.ca] 'The state of mind that I wish to preserve with respect to you' [Emma Darwin's memo about Darwin's religious doubts] (c. 2.1839) Text Image

1913.

CUL-DAR91.29-30 Note: 1838.10.02 Those emotions which are strongest in man are common to other animals Text Image

1914.

CUL-DAR42.194 Note: 1838.12.25 A river is a string of water — some parts thick & moving slow — others Text Image

1915.

CUL-DAR16.147 Note: [[1839--1859]] Fürnrohr Flora Ratisbonensis 1839 (Naturhist Topog von Regensburg) Text Image

1916.

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1917.

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1919.

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1920.

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1921.

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1929.

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1930.

CUL-DAR242[.5] Note: 1839 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1839] Text Image

1931.

CUL-DAR221.5.25 Note: [Undated] [relating to Kane's account of second Grimmell expedition]

1932.

CUL-DAR221.2.38 Note: [Undated] presentation copy of 'Descent'

1933.

CUL-DAR250.36 Note: 1839 [booklet recording `childish remarks of Eliza Ann' Fox]

1934.

CUL-DAR251.2406 Note: [Undated] Tolstoi letters Sep 1889

1935.

CUL-DAR47.64 Note: [1839--1841] Torn Apart Notebook: 37e (excised pages) Text Image

1936.

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1939.

CUL-DAR77.62c Note: [1839--1841] In Lupine Bees frequent & seem to act something like on Kidney Beans Text Image

1940.

CUL-DAR84.2.113 Note: [Undated] Trogons [list of species with notes on sexual differences] Text Image

1941.

EH88206188 Note: 1839--1880 [summaries of accounts]

1942.

CUL-DAR-TornApartNotebook Note: 1839--1841 Torn Apart Notebook (1839-1841) Text Image

1943.

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

1944.

CUL-DAR205.2.33 Note: 1839.01.06 During the extraordinary gale of Sunday / quantities of salt spray were Text Image

1945.

CUL-DAR205.9.67 Note: 1839.01.09 Geolog[ical] Soc[iety] / Dr Harlaam showed an incisor very much larger Text Image

1946.

CUL-DAR195.1.1 Note: 1839.01.12 We do not blush when we give an abject beggar relief if by ourselves but Text Image

1947.

CUL-DAR91.31 Note: 1839.01.13 My father received a letter from Mr Roberts a person he had long known & Text Image

1948.

CUL-DAR91.32 Note: 1839.01.14 My father says he has heard of many cases of ideots knowing things which Text Image

1949.

CUL-DAR262.9.1-2 Note: 1839.02.00--1839.03.00 Bought of Lambert & Rawlings, Coventry Street, London (list of silver) Text Image

1950.

EH88206161-2 Note: 1839.02.00--1839.03.00 Bought of Lambert & Rawlings, Coventry Street, London (list of silver)

1951.

CUL-DAR189.1 Note: 1839.03.27 On expression / In passion the nervous system has been accustomed to send Text Image

1952.

CUL-DAR205.9.68 Note: 1839.03.27 Featherstonhaugh says Mastodons at Kentucky associated with recent Unios Text Image

1953.

CUL-DAR91.42-52 Note: 1839.05.05 Looking at Man, as a Naturalist would at any other Mammiferous animal Text Image

1954.

CUL-DAR227.5.114 Note: 1839.07.01--1840.06.30 [financial] `Property account'

1955.

CUL-DAR227.5.115 Note: 1839.07.01--1840.06.30 [financial] (expenses)

1956.

CUL-DAR205.7.190 Note: 1839.07.03 Common Pheasants have crossed with half-bred Bees Pheas[ants] Text Image

1957.

CUL-DAR5.B89-B90 Note: 1839.10.30 Mr Macnab a mate in Mr Enderby's discovery vessel the Eliza — gave me Text Image

1958.

CUL-DAR205.5.20 Note: 1839.10.31 No VIII I see several species of thrushes with black ear feathers Text Image

1959.

CUL-DAR205.9.69 Note: 1839.12.04 Mr Owen[?] says that the structure of the skeletons of the Ichthyosauri Text Image

1960.

CUL-DAR205.9.70 Note: 1839.12.04 Mr Austen remarked that the form of shells in the S[outhern] Devonshire Text Image

1961.

CUL-DAR110.B91 Note: [Undated] Conclusions Mitchella [continued] Text Image

1962.

CUL-DAR133 Note: 1840--1880 [All of DAR133 1-19 in one sequence of 902 images] Image

1963.

CUL-DAR110.B11 Note: [Undated] Menyanthes / Examined pollen the short styled pollen the largest though Text Image

1964.

CUL-DAR15.2.62-63 Note: [Undated] De Candolle Prodromus Vol 12 / Genera with 11 sp[ecies] and upwards / Text Image

1965.

CUL-DAR15.2.64-67 Note: [Undated] De Candolle Prodromus Vol 2 / Genera with 11 sp[ecies] and upwards / Text Image

1966.

CUL-DAR15.2.68-69 Note: [Undated] De Candolle Prodromus Vol 10 / Genera with 11 sp[ecies] and upwards / Text Image

1967.

CUL-DAR205.1.14 Note: [Undated] He who believes each spec[ies] created & yet say teeth in whales jaw Text Image

1968.

CUL-DAR205.1.16 Note: [Undated] In Catalogue of Birds I see I have remark (I know not whether introduced Text Image

1969.

CUL-DAR205.1.17-18 Note: [Undated] The absurdity of abortive organs being created for system is felt Text Image

1970.

CUL-DAR205.1.19 Note: [Undated] It is curious corelation of growth Text Image

1971.

CUL-DAR157 Note: 1840--1864 [All of DAR157 in one sequence of 376 images]

1972.

CUL-DAR157.1.146 Note: [Undated] Two balls run into one. Dark brown shining spots removed by ether & Text Image

1973.

CUL-DAR16.299 Note: [[1840--1859]] Asa Gray Close Species / Genera with 5 species & up / Genera with 4 [calculations] Text Image

1974.

CUL-DAR205.5.169 Note: [Undated] Give resume of manner of descent explained in Ch 6 Text Image

1975.

CUL-DAR205.5.178 Note: [Undated] Huxley / ramified aquiferous channels of annelids requiring circumambient Text Image

1976.

CUL-DAR205.5.179 Note: [Undated] Though with Cuvier (& Huxley) the enunciation of as general propositions Text Image

1977.

CUL-DAR205.5.182 Note: [Undated] Divergence Theory / case of species adapted to different stations in Text Image

1978.

CUL-DAR205.5.183-184 Note: [Undated] [annotated diagrams of branching trees] Text Image

1979.

CUL-DAR205.5.186 Note: [Undated] See Agassiz Essay on Classification / 11 Text Image

1980.

CUL-DAR205.11.57 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 / I have seen a Kitty wren nest (I believe a "Cock-nest") built in Text Image

1981.

CUL-DAR205.11.60 Note: [Undated] Habits / Columba littoralis of Java Gould says belongs to other section Text Image

1982.

CUL-DAR205.2.74 Note: [Undated] Infusorial dust in Atlantic; particles 1/1000 of an inch transport of seeds— 300 miles Text Image

1983.

CUL-DAR205.6.27 Note: [Undated] If all variations appear first generally not at earliest period of life Text Image

1984.

CUL-DAR205.6.37 Note: [Undated] Feels sure that Linneaus is wrong in the down of young Ganders whether Text Image

1985.

CUL-DAR205.6.43-44 Note: [Undated] [raw data relating to table in item CUL-DAR205.6.42] Text Image

1986.

CUL-DAR205.2.76 Note: [Undated] Hooker does not know whether ever published At Stuky[?] Castle old Text Image

1987.

CUL-DAR205.3.68 Note: [Undated] The kangaroo which Capt Wickham brought from the Abrolhos 30 miles from Text Image

1988.

CUL-DAR205.3.69 Note: [Undated] To give vivid idea of Geographical Distribution compare birds of Europe Text Image

1989.

CUL-DAR205.3.75 Note: [Undated] At Zoolog[ical] Soc[iety] 1840 work on distribution of all European Text Image

1990.

CUL-DAR205.3.78 Note: [Undated] Gould — no woodpeckers in Australia though so woody — explains by no Text Image

1991.

CUL-DAR205.2.53 Note: [Undated] Think of elevation, as known from shells Text Image

1992.

CUL-DAR205.2.54 Note: [Undated] With respect to what Lyell has said of Hawks killing graminiverous birds Text Image

1993.

CUL-DAR205.2.55 Note: [Undated] If Products were to be found in Miocene (like Ingonia[?] seemingly in Text Image

1994.

CUL-DAR205.10.23 Note: [Undated] Henslow says that the Centaurea with a Ray nigrescens or decipiens is Text Image

1995.

CUL-DAR205.5.203 Note: [Undated] Jerboa hops & walks never touching ground with front legs just like bird — striking case of adaptation 11 Text Image

1996.

CUL-DAR205.5.204 Note: [Undated] W[aterhouse?] says M[ilne-]Edwards has admirably discussed Waterhouse Text Image

1997.

CUL-DAR205.2.163 Note: [Undated] See how far Faroe from line of soundings for ch 10 p. 57 Migration of Birds Text Image

1998.

CUL-DAR205.2.164 Note: [Undated] Many as are the individuals of shells in a lake Text Image

1999.

CUL-DAR205.2.166 Note: [Undated] With respect to transport from isd to isd — if by chance then numbers Text Image

2000.

CUL-DAR205.3.100 Note: [Undated] The these cases we are able to analyse to certain extent cause of Text Image

2001.

CUL-DAR205.3.102 Note: [Undated] Land shells at Philippines very curious & peculiar — not so sea shells Text Image

2002.

CUL-DAR205.3.104 Note: [Undated] How beautifully Tinamus & allied genera supply Partridges & Quails Text Image

2003.

CUL-DAR205.3.106 Note: [Undated] As the plants with the widest ranges are just those which (from shells) Text Image

2004.

CUL-DAR205.3.110 Note: [Undated] Species Theory / Mr Cuming with his own collection & that of Mr Hind Text Image

2005.

CUL-DAR205.5.205 Note: [Undated] Classification / 11 / Think over my origin of sexual characters I think Text Image

2006.

CUL-DAR205.5.206 Note: [Undated] Owen says the one almost abortive & apparently useless tusk in the lower Text Image

2007.

CUL-DAR205.5.207 Note: [Undated] Most curious analogy for movement in trees in general form of whole body Text Image

2008.

CUL-DAR205.5.208 Note: [Undated] How extraordinary the resemblance in pollen-masses in Asclepiadae & Text Image

2009.

CUL-DAR205.5.209 Note: [Undated] Get case of some peculiarity common to two races of Cabbages Text Image

2010.

CUL-DAR205.5.210 Note: [Undated] Take a small Family with (say) 3 genera — develop one with numerous Text Image

2011.

CUL-DAR205.5.211 Note: [Undated] Be sure read over discussion p. 26a-z & in Ch 6 Text Image

2012.

CUL-DAR205.5.212 Note: [Undated] In accounting for origin of rattle snake no difficulty if it cd be shewn Text Image

2013.

CUL-DAR205.3.115 Note: [Undated] Mouse of Chonos slightly different from those of Chiloe v[ide] Zoology Text Image

2014.

CUL-DAR205.3.117 Note: [Undated] Waterhouse says in Muridæ (greatest range of any family of terrestrial Text Image

2015.

CUL-DAR205.11.104 Note: [Undated] I f[ound] a 6th nest with slaves (Back) I traced for 37 yds from nest Text Image

2016.

CUL-DAR205.11.105 Note: [Undated] I found two nests of F[ormica] sanguinea in morning[?] &[?] I watched Text Image

2017.

CUL-DAR205.11.106 Note: [Undated] I felt at first a little sceptical on this head but this was unreasonable Text Image

2018.

CUL-DAR205.11.107 Note: [Undated] Rolleston on probability of ants feeding the larvæ with different food & so making castes. Ch X. Text Image

2019.

CUL-DAR205.11.109 Note: [Undated] F Walker does not believe about the mistake of Diptera laying in fungus Text Image

2020.

CUL-DAR205.11.110 Note: [Undated] The instinct of sucking is curious but I find that 2 kittens each know Text Image

2021.

CUL-DAR205.11.111 Note: [Undated] Ch 10 / a difficulty put I think by Bowen & Lowell about instinct Text Image

2022.

CUL-DAR205.11.112 Note: [Undated] The young Birds do not seem to know how to blow out crop perfectly Text Image

2023.

CUL-DAR205.11.113 Note: [Undated] When I come to Bees cells Look to Haughton Review in Nat Hist R April Text Image

2024.

CUL-DAR205.2.126 Note: [Undated] If plants on alpine summits of U[nited] S[tates] are similar to those of Text Image

2025.

CUL-DAR205.2.128 Note: [Undated] Hooker objected to the great powers of transportal of fish Text Image

2026.

CUL-DAR205.2.130 Note: [Undated] Mr Yarrell told me he had seen a trout so full of salmon spawn that when Text Image

2027.

CUL-DAR205.2.132 Note: [Undated] From greater size of workshops continental products will always tend to Text Image

2028.

CUL-DAR205.2.140 Note: [Undated] There is a Dutch chart of S.W part of Celebes by the Staff of H.M Brig Postillon Text Image

2029.

CUL-DAR205.2.141 Note: [Undated] Every island has plants — if these plants were proof of former land Text Image

2030.

CUL-DAR205.2.142 Note: [Undated] Spawn of frogs may be frozen as well as mature animal Text Image

2031.

CUL-DAR205.9.260 Note: [Undated] In as much as the conditions of every species (except perhaps a few Text Image

2032.

CUL-DAR205.9.261 Note: [Undated] Hugh Miller urges as long as we go back & find same species it is Text Image

2033.

CUL-DAR205.9.264 Note: [Undated] Look to Boué Great map of world Text Image

2034.

CUL-DAR205.9.265 Note: [Undated] It is important that preservation of land animals alomst always in strata Text Image

2035.

CUL-DAR205.9.266 Note: [Undated] If we look at some of the great breaks in formations as between Text Image

2036.

CUL-DAR205.9.267 Note: [Undated] Considering enormous degradation 5 or 6 miles of strata formed chiefly Text Image

2037.

CUL-DAR205.9.268 Note: [Undated] If one was to judge from Mammalia prodigious changes since Glacial period Text Image

2038.

CUL-DAR205.6.79 Note: [Undated] Embryology / Nathusius work on skulls of Pigs important on embryology of Text Image

2039.

CUL-DAR205.6.80 Note: [Undated] Baldness secondary male character in English Race Text Image

2040.

CUL-DAR205.6.9-10 Note: [Undated] [table of limb-measurements in foals and dams] Text Image

2041.

CUL-DAR189.72 Note: [Undated] & threw his arms and legs about & dashed everything away that it cd reach Text Image

2042.

CUL-DAR189.74 Note: [Undated] while others as the larger baboons jabber by rapidly moving the Text Image

2043.

CUL-DAR205.10.59 Note: [Undated] On permanence of variation I think Babington Flora — a var of Pinus Text Image

2044.

CUL-DAR205.5.161 Note: [Undated] In Black horse bey brown & grey horses being dark when foals Text Image

2045.

CUL-DAR205.5.163 Note: [Undated] All Mammals have something in common as warm blood & high cerebral Text Image

2046.

CUL-DAR205.5.164 Note: [Undated] If physical mutations of world go in cycle (probably endless Text Image

2047.

CUL-DAR205.5.165 Note: [Undated] Each genus each family radiates from a centre Text Image

2048.

CUL-DAR205.5.166 Note: [Undated] Which is most probable that two birds should be separately evolved in Text Image

2049.

CUL-DAR205.2.35 Note: [Undated] What astounding movements & destruction must have been caused by the intercalation of cold period Text Image

2050.

CUL-DAR205.9.151 Note: [Undated] Strickland says amount of similarity in the geological regions Text Image

2051.

CUL-DAR205.9.335 Note: [Undated] Lyell has an extinct Gnathodon in the Miocene of Virginia — viz G Text Image

2052.

CUL-DAR195.3.29 Note: [Undated] Bain A `Senses and intellect' Text Image

2053.

CUL-DAR195.4.38 Note: [Undated] Saw a child 3 or 4 years old which had been a little frightened & had Text Image

2054.

CUL-DAR205.2.81 Note: [Undated] When discussing character of Flora of Tristan d'Acunha intermediate Text Image

2055.

CUL-DAR205.2.82 Note: [Undated] The same means which I have imagined will account for origin of alpine Text Image

2056.

CUL-DAR205.2.83 Note: [Undated] If there had ever been as much Land in southern hemisphere as in Northern Text Image

2057.

CUL-DAR205.2.89 Note: [Undated] Geograph Distrib[ution] (on Single & Double Creations) Text Image

2058.

CUL-DAR205.2.93 Note: [Undated] Geographical Distrib[ution] / In arguing that adaptability of structures Text Image

2059.

CUL-DAR205.2.94 Note: [Undated] It wd be well to find out whether Plants of Fernando Po alike those of Text Image

2060.

CUL-DAR205.2.95 Note: [Undated] The Facts tending to show double Creation Text Image

2061.

CUL-DAR205.2.96 Note: [Undated] (1) Double & Single Creation Text Image

2062.

CUL-DAR205.3.254 Note: [Undated] Capt Moresby M.S account of Chagos coral isl[and] no flying foxes or Text Image

2063.

CUL-DAR205.3.257 Note: [Undated] [table of limb measurements in foals and dams] Text Image

2064.

CUL-DAR205.9.57a-57b Note: [Undated] Thinking over extinction of S[outh] American Mammals Text Image

2065.

CUL-DAR205.9.57c Note: [Undated] Featherstonaugh says Elephants are found over 1400 miles in N. America Text Image

2066.

CUL-DAR205.9.58 Note: [Undated] Carduum — porulosum variety in upper & lower parts of Eocene beds / See Text Image

2067.

CUL-DAR205.9.60 Note: [Undated] If as Lyell says formations are mere pages in hist[ory] of world Text Image

2068.

CUL-DAR205.9.61 Note: [Undated] Stupendous degradation as well as metamorphic action destroys fossils on Text Image

2069.

CUL-DAR205.9.63 Note: [Undated] Capt Grey brought from Perth S[outhern] Australia four shells (Chama & Text Image

2070.

CUL-DAR205.5.72 Note: [Undated] Bicheno shows that here and there there exists a distinct natural family Text Image

2071.

CUL-DAR205.5.8 Note: [Undated] Motacilla alba Europe Text Image

2072.

CUL-DAR205.5.83 Note: [Undated] For Waterhouses views two groups must be taken & his view must refer to Text Image

2073.

CUL-DAR205.9.65 Note: [Undated] Owen's paper of Glyptodon must be studied / The argument of the Text Image

2074.

CUL-DAR205.9.66 Note: [Undated] If the father of the Vertebrata had habits of Birds how poor a chance of preservation Text Image

2075.

CUL-DAR205.9.82 Note: [Undated] Interbreeding — Causing infertility & so extinction Text Image

2076.

CUL-DAR205.7.156 Note: [Undated] Hybridism / Take case of Pigeons paired for life Text Image

2077.

CUL-DAR205.7.165 Note: [Undated] Make pollen of one var[iety] of Cabbage prepotent over another Text Image

2078.

CUL-DAR205.5.193 Note: [Undated] Classification — Cuvierian notion — Why however different 2 sexes are Text Image

2079.

CUL-DAR205.5.194 Note: [Undated] Escaped & self-sown Geraniums varying extremely Text Image

2080.

CUL-DAR205.5.195 Note: [Undated] Geospiza an admirable instance of a diverging group becoming adapted to Text Image

2081.

CUL-DAR205.5.198 Note: [Undated] Morphology / Gegenbaur has shown in his Wirbelthiere Text Image

2082.

CUL-DAR205.5.199 Note: [Undated] The Galeopithecus is a Bat without arms give woodcut of its hand & that of bat Text Image

2083.

CUL-DAR205.5.201 Note: [Undated] Mr Swainson pretends that Mammals circles are nearly perfect Text Image

2084.

CUL-DAR205.5.202 Note: [Undated] Hooker says that in Umbelliferae that though the commoner sub-families Text Image

2085.

CUL-DAR205.1.38 Note: [Undated] All my arguments from Abortive organs &c apply equally to God-Creation & to strange German notion of earth-creation for why on this in classes & why abortive parts Text Image

2086.

CUL-DAR205.1.39 Note: [Undated] Young Giraffe appears to me to have as long horns (abortive organs) as old giraffes Text Image

2087.

CUL-DAR205.2.212 Note: [Undated] In my written discussion on Geograph[ical Distrib[ution] — add the Text Image

2088.

CUL-DAR205.2.224 Note: [Undated] [relating to CUL-DAR205.2.223] Text Image

2089.

CUL-DAR205.5.12 Note: [Undated] Excellent case of a structure being derived by gradations adapted to Text Image

2090.

CUL-DAR205.5.14-16 Note: [Undated] One is astonished at animals adapted to very diff[erent] habits although Text Image

2091.

CUL-DAR205.5.146 Note: [Undated] John Murray scorns Forbes Ideal Morphosis & Owens remark that "Morphology Text Image

2092.

CUL-DAR205.7.252 Note: [Undated] Mr C believes from every character it is really Hybrid / Is there not a Text Image

2093.

CUL-DAR205.7.253 Note: [Undated] seems to have been good: this was observed on three plants Text Image

2094.

CUL-DAR205.7.254 Note: [Undated] Sterility of Bactrian & common camel Text Image

2095.

CUL-DAR205.7.258 Note: [Undated] If I want to go on with Hybridism try Hibiscus manihot & vitifolia Text Image

2096.

CUL-DAR205.1.56 Note: [Undated] Under Geograph[ical] Distrib[ution] some facts by R Brown on an abortive part not being constant in Proteaceae Text Image

2097.

CUL-DAR205.1.57 Note: [Undated] Classification is a Genealogical Tree Text Image

2098.

CUL-DAR205.1.65 Note: [Undated] Rudimentary organs / 4 methods / (1) Reacquirement of lost organ Text Image

2099.

CUL-DAR205.1.66 Note: [Undated] Rudimentary organs / We have in different animals the same organ in all Text Image

2100.

CUL-DAR205.11.117 Note: [Undated] Mistake of Instinct / Ch 10 / Wonderful as Hive-Bees instinct & aided by Text Image

2101.

CUL-DAR205.11.118 Note: [Undated] After giving cases of Buceros & Kitty wren of allied instinct in groups Text Image

2102.

CUL-DAR205.11.134 Note: [Undated] It is Revd J.W Stack on expression of N[ew] Zealanders Text Image

2103.

CUL-DAR205.11.68 Note: [Undated] Mr Wilson in a letter says a half-bred Dingo from Australia had an Text Image

2104.

CUL-DAR205.11.70 Note: [Undated] Dried Human Saliva behaves in exactly same way in flame of Spirit Lamp Text Image

2105.

CUL-DAR205.11.72 Note: [Undated] In the Cuculus americanus are eggs small if so wd show fact incidental Text Image

2106.

CUL-DAR205.11.75 Note: [Undated] If Plates used for Bee-cell-theory / Ch 10 Text Image

2107.

CUL-DAR205.11.87 Note: [Undated] In M.S at end of Youatt Dog under M.S from Mr James Wilson — account of Text Image

2108.

CUL-DAR205.11.90a-90b Note: [Undated] Female or male? emigrating F[ormica] sanguinea Text Image

2109.

CUL-DAR205.11.91 Note: [Undated] I may confirm published statements which do not require confirmation Text Image

2110.

CUL-DAR205.2.172 Note: [Undated] See Agassiz Essay on Classification / 18 Text Image

2111.

CUL-DAR205.2.174 Note: [Undated] Hooker & Watson (at some future time) cases as by Blyth of Tetrao Text Image

2112.

CUL-DAR205.2.175 Note: [Undated] I think D[e] C[andolle] gives proportion of large-fruited plants Text Image

2113.

CUL-DAR205.2.176 Note: [Undated] Where has Babbage speculated on falling of light bodies in water Text Image

2114.

CUL-DAR205.2.177 Note: [Undated] It might be worth while to measure in Pacific & Indian Oceans how far Text Image

2115.

CUL-DAR205.2.178 Note: [Undated] Hooker says no Land Birds on Kerguelen yet Acenae perfectly worked seeds Text Image

2116.

CUL-DAR205.2.179 Note: [Undated] At Kerguelen Land during Ice period every plant killed Text Image

2117.

CUL-DAR205.2.180 Note: [Undated] Dr Sutherland states that the Arctic Fox the Dog wolf & Bears & men are Text Image

2118.

CUL-DAR205.2.181 Note: [Undated] Naturalised Plants / An isld will always receive far more than give Text Image

2119.

CUL-DAR205.2.182 Note: [Undated] I think one wastes some astonishment at species being distinct on E & W Text Image

2120.

CUL-DAR205.2.255 Note: [Undated] [relating to CUL-DAR205.2.254] Text Image

2121.

CUL-DAR205.3.252 Note: [Undated] Yarrell told me 90 birds common to N[orth] America & Europe Text Image

2122.

CUL-DAR205.3.298 Note: [Undated] [relating to CUL-DAR205.3.297] Cave insects Text Image

2123.

CUL-DAR205.2.101 Note: [Undated] Ocean Islands may be either remnants of continent or points in process of Text Image

2124.

CUL-DAR205.2.106 Note: [Undated] Can amount of peculiarity in S[outhern] Headlands as C[ape] of G[ood] Text Image

2125.

CUL-DAR205.5.43 Note: [Undated] By my theory animals with tibia & fibula separate Text Image

2126.

CUL-DAR205.5.44 Note: [Undated] Relations of affinity are directly due to consanguineity (& remotely to Text Image

2127.

CUL-DAR205.5.48 Note: [Undated] When I speak of old important organ not varying Text Image

2128.

CUL-DAR205.5.49 Note: [Undated] Facts from Gould (on another paper) of close species of Tasmania of Text Image

2129.

CUL-DAR205.5.56 Note: [Undated] Waterhouse has never heard of nocturnal Bees Text Image

2130.

CUL-DAR205.5.57 Note: [Undated] The Curculio & Cerambyx[?] from Philippines wh[ich] were spotted & so Text Image

2131.

CUL-DAR205.5.59 Note: [Undated] There is so much union of character in Picidae Text Image

2132.

CUL-DAR205.3.236 Note: [Undated] Waterton says all the Lynnei of S[outh] America are characterised by a Image

2133.

CUL-DAR205.3.237 Note: [Undated] If during Glacial period all torrid plants killed then when the world was Text Image

2134.

CUL-DAR205.2.112 Note: [Undated] Wallace's case of animals of Celebes being African may be due to Asia Text Image

2135.

CUL-DAR205.2.113 Note: [Undated] All Geographical Miles [distances and flying times for birds] [distances Text Image

2136.

CUL-DAR205.3.87 Note: [Undated] Monoceros fossil in Italy.. Text Image

2137.

CUL-DAR205.3.92 Note: [Undated] The means of distribution, give abstract of Lyell Text Image

2138.

CUL-DAR205.3.227 Note: [Undated] Mr Blyth says that the common Toad of these regions Bufo melanostictus? Text Image

2139.

CUL-DAR205.3.233 Note: [Undated] Mr W Mantell says N[ew] Zealanders do not eat grass seed Text Image

2140.

CUL-DAR205.3.234 Note: [Undated] New Zealand & Japan about same size what a contrast in the mammals Text Image

2141.

CUL-DAR205.7.99 Note: [Undated] Yarrell has just discovered that there are two swans in domest[ication] Text Image

2142.

CUL-DAR205.4.60 Note: [Undated] Alpine Flora are relicts of old Flora Text Image

2143.

CUL-DAR205.4.85 Note: [Undated] Hooker says an American form Clethra found on Azores Text Image

2144.

CUL-DAR205.4.86 Note: [Undated] H says no Alpine plants on Pyrenees & Etna. Text Image

2145.

CUL-DAR205.4.87 Note: [Undated] Glacial Epoch / Hooker says that there is odd similarity Text Image

2146.

CUL-DAR205.4.88 Note: [Undated] Hooker has collection from St Pauls & Amsterdam; several introduced Text Image

2147.

CUL-DAR205.4.89 Note: [Undated] Mr Hooker says that Flora of S Desolation or Kerguelen is S American Text Image

2148.

CUL-DAR205.4.90 Note: [Undated] Surely it will not be said, that T. del Fuego Text Image

2149.

CUL-DAR205.4.91 Note: [Undated] Hooker thinks that Azores, Canaries & C. Verde Text Image

2150.

CUL-DAR205.4.92 Note: [Undated] Hooker says Galapagos plants, those not peculiar are mostly W Indian Text Image

2151.

CUL-DAR205.4.72 Note: [Undated] If "Cosmica" produced plants surely coral-islets of Pacific & Indian Text Image

2152.

CUL-DAR205.4.73 Note: [Undated] Callistricta verna[?] Mortia[?] ossitana[?] & Limosella aquatica f[ound] Text Image

2153.

CUL-DAR205.4.74 Note: [Undated] Under the Chapter of representatives give as difficulty the affinity of Text Image

2154.

CUL-DAR205.4.8 Note: [Undated] Howe's isl[an]d very intermediate between Norfolk Is[lan]d Australia & Text Image

2155.

CUL-DAR205.7.230 Note: [Undated] Rhodora canadense & an Azalea have crossed Text Image

2156.

CUL-DAR205.7.237 Note: [Undated] Koelreuter has shown that tendency to vary is transmitted to hybrid Text Image

2157.

CUL-DAR205.3.171 Note: [Undated] The great law of affinity of forms I do not speak of identical species is Text Image

2158.

CUL-DAR205.3.191 Note: [Undated] If we suppose that creation has been at all by Law Text Image

2159.

CUL-DAR205.3.192 Note: [Undated] The specification in the different islands apparently so similar is Text Image

2160.

CUL-DAR205.3.193 Note: [Undated] The exiled species of Decandolle the distinctness of type of species (in Text Image

2161.

CUL-DAR205.3.194-196 Note: [Undated] This will come under Geograph[ical] Distrib[ution] Text Image

2162.

CUL-DAR205.8.26 Note: [Undated] a remarkable difference in structure & even colour of the stamens Text Image

2163.

CUL-DAR205.7.57 Note: [Undated] Sterility of Plant from conditions / Summary for Hybrid Chapter Text Image

2164.

CUL-DAR205.7.77 Note: [Undated] Bloom on under side relation to Stomata Text Image

2165.

CUL-DAR205.7.80 Note: [Undated] Sonnerat's wild Fowl have crossed with Bantam Text Image

2166.

CUL-DAR205.7.81 Note: [Undated] A Sierra Leone wild cow at [Zoological] Gardens took but not readily Text Image

2167.

CUL-DAR205.9.109 Note: [Undated] The degree of perfection of the Geological records cannot be more than if Text Image

2168.

CUL-DAR205.9.110 Note: [Undated] Lyell remarked that Smith of Jordan Hill Paper before Geolog[ical] Text Image

2169.

CUL-DAR205.9.111 Note: [Undated] Nothing will give idea of time so well as to consider formation & Text Image

2170.

CUL-DAR205.9.112 Note: [Undated] Will it not illustrate loss of fossils to consider whether there are Text Image

2171.

CUL-DAR205.9.113 Note: [Undated] Everyone when he thinks of extermination feels inclined to call in Text Image

2172.

CUL-DAR205.9.114 Note: [Undated] If I can show extreme simplicity of Geology of world & that Europe Text Image

2173.

CUL-DAR205.9.116-117 Note: [Undated] Strongest objection to my theor[y] — is that there must have been Text Image

2174.

CUL-DAR205.3.247 Note: [Undated] Lyell has remarked that if same species at any period be found at poles Text Image

2175.

CUL-DAR205.3.248 Note: [Undated] In my catalogue M[onte] Video Gnats in number blown on ship 45 miles from Text Image

2176.

CUL-DAR205.3.251 Note: [Undated] Lieut Holland says there are plenty of monkeys in Princes Island Text Image

2177.

CUL-DAR205.7.185 Note: [Undated] No 45 Hybrid from (Runt, Trumpeter female & Pouter-Fan) Text Image

2178.

CUL-DAR205.7.186 Note: [Undated] Hybrid from Cock Turbit & Hen Trumpeter Text Image

2179.

CUL-DAR205.7.187 Note: [Undated] Hen (1st Hatch) from Pouter male & Fantail female Text Image

2180.

CUL-DAR205.7.188 Note: [Undated] 2 [young] from Pouter-Fan x Fan-Pouter Text Image

2181.

CUL-DAR205.9.336 Note: [Undated] On reflection I certainly think that var[ieties] must be produced in many Text Image

2182.

CUL-DAR205.9.337-338 Note: [Undated] Looking at Philippines Table in E.N.P Text Image

2183.

CUL-DAR205.9.345 Note: [Undated] The problem is to discover duration of species Text Image

2184.

CUL-DAR205.9.347 Note: [Undated] Cefn Crib section, across Forest of Dean Text Image

2185.

CUL-DAR205.9.348 Note: [Undated] Maximum thickness of each formation measured in different places Text Image

2186.

CUL-DAR205.9.281 Note: [Undated] Mr Gwyn Jeffreys objects that Littorina are found very abundant in Crag Text Image

2187.

CUL-DAR205.9.282 Note: [Undated] Probably far more migration than change of species heance change seldom Text Image

2188.

CUL-DAR205.9.288 Note: [Undated] List of Genera from Schoenherr of large genera Text Image

2189.

CUL-DAR205.9.289 Note: [Undated] Of these 7 Genera, 6 are in Waterhouse list .. Text Image

2190.

CUL-DAR205.9.290 Note: [Undated] List from Schoenherr of Families of Curcilionidae Text Image

2191.

CUL-DAR205.9.305-308 Note: [Undated] [table of numbers of genera in certain orders of plants] Lindley Text Image

2192.

CUL-DAR205.3.50 Note: [Undated] If the local variation be disputed then these excessively close species Text Image

2193.

CUL-DAR205.3.59-60 Note: [Undated] Depths of the Sea in East Indian Archipelago Text Image

2194.

CUL-DAR205.3.62 Note: [Undated] Geographical Range of Birds Text Image

2195.

CUL-DAR205.3.64 Note: [Undated] Sedgwick objected to my view similarity of isl[an]ds of Galapagos & yet Text Image

2196.

CUL-DAR205.3.67 Note: [Undated] Capt Moresby informs me that the Nicobar Isl[an]ds have no wild animals Text Image

2197.

CUL-DAR205.4.18 Note: [Undated] Bennett at Brit[ish] Mus[eum] tells me Gaudichaud Voyage autour du Monde Text Image

2198.

CUL-DAR205.4.19 Note: [Undated] Hooker's cases of several species on same isld / Chance of another Text Image

2199.

CUL-DAR205.4.36 Note: [Undated] In Himalaya — 2 representative shrikes Text Image

2200.

CUL-DAR205.4.45 Note: [Undated] R Brown remarked that some plants found only on limestone in England in Text Image

2201.

CUL-DAR205.4.5 Note: [Undated] [bottom half of] Text Image

2202.

CUL-DAR205.4.6 Note: [Undated] Dammara of New Zealand New Caledonia New Hebrides — Araucaria Text Image

2203.

CUL-DAR205.5.10 Note: [Undated] Language only will express the analogies with distant parts of Nature Text Image

2204.

CUL-DAR205.5.103 Note: [Undated] Forbes thinks law that where genus arises there it will die because where Text Image

2205.

CUL-DAR205.5.11 Note: [Undated] 1248 Limnornis / Maldonado La Plata (June) Text Image

2206.

CUL-DAR205.5.159 Note: [Undated] Waterhouse urged that if all fossils were collected & mingled with recent Text Image

2207.

CUL-DAR205.5.160 Note: [Undated] In Ch on Classification show how far my theory goes Text Image

2208.

CUL-DAR205.5.23 Note: [Undated] Yarrell says general colouring of eggs goes by genera Text Image

2209.

CUL-DAR205.5.38 Note: [Undated] The relations of affinity must be judged from those parts of frame Text Image

2210.

CUL-DAR205.7.83 Note: [Undated] Saw hybrid Zebra & Ass wh has mounted Zebra with no effect Text Image

2211.

CUL-DAR205.7.84 Note: [Undated] Zoolog[ical] Soc[iety] saw hybrid of Bonnet & Rhesius monkey Text Image

2212.

CUL-DAR205.7.86 Note: [Undated] Hybrid Pintado between common Pheasant & Pintado lived several years in Text Image

2213.

CUL-DAR205.7.90 Note: [Undated] Lallemand shows semen of animal mule is in state Text Image

2214.

CUL-DAR205.7.92 Note: [Undated] Mr Shuckard has seen two distinct genera of Hymenoptera coupled Text Image

2215.

CUL-DAR205.7.93 Note: [Undated] I believe this account is in Maer Encyclopedia Text Image

2216.

CUL-DAR205.7.137 Note: [Undated] The experiment on the crossed Kidney Bean Text Image

2217.

CUL-DAR205.7.138 Note: [Undated] Hybrids being generally healthy when born & exposed to conditions in Text Image

2218.

CUL-DAR205.7.189 Note: [Undated] Barb Black male German Pouter female nankeen white Text Image

2219.

CUL-DAR205.7.202 Note: [Undated] Possibly it will turn out important analogy that the Ancon sheep were Text Image

2220.

CUL-DAR205.7.211 Note: 1840 Lobelia atro-rosea not a trace of pollen Text Image

2221.

CUL-DAR205.7.212 Note: [Undated] 1) Hybrid between L[obelia] syphilitica & speciosa What are habits? Text Image

2222.

CUL-DAR205.8.60 Note: [Undated] Pelargoniums / Sow Money-watch & var[ietie]s of Verbascum / Lathyrus Text Image

2223.

CUL-DAR205.8.9-10 Note: [Undated] Miscellaneous notes on Homologies Text Image

2224.

CUL-DAR205.6 Note: 1840--1868 [All of DAR205.6 in one sequence of 113 images] Image

2225.

CUL-DAR205.6.14 Note: [Undated] We need not wonder at one animal producing similar forms Text Image

2226.

CUL-DAR205.6.16 Note: [Undated] Bell states that Land-Salamander cannot from being land undergo the Text Image

2227.

CUL-DAR205.6.18-21 Note: [Undated] It must be deeply considered how the instincts peculiar to the sexes & Text Image

2228.

CUL-DAR205.6.49 Note: [Undated] Mr Haynes & Cocker agree that for hardly 2 years can best birds be told Text Image

2229.

CUL-DAR205.6.50 Note: [Undated] says he believes black-fantail will breed true Text Image

2230.

CUL-DAR205.6.51 Note: [Undated] The short faced & long faced Tumbler [annotated genealogical diagrams] Text Image

2231.

CUL-DAR205.6.52 Note: [Undated] Is it Male or Female which departs from Type? Text Image

2232.

CUL-DAR205.6.53 Note: [Undated] The natural system is Genealogy which we have generally to seek out from Text Image

2233.

CUL-DAR205.6.62 Note: [Undated] Land & fresh-water Crabs are only ones which do not undergo metamorphosis Text Image

2234.

CUL-DAR205.6.64 Note: [Undated] Embryology / No fish has larval stage — Frogs higher have — Toad either Text Image

2235.

CUL-DAR205.6.65 Note: [Undated] The actual rate of development as just remarked is not concerned here Text Image

2236.

CUL-DAR205.6.66-67 Note: [Undated] Embryology / If 1/100 part of each variation affects very young embryo Text Image

2237.

CUL-DAR205.7.115 Note: [Undated] Mongrels & Hybrids compared Text Image

2238.

CUL-DAR205.7.120 Note: [Undated] Peacock & Grouse First Hybrid Mr Mitchell has seen at Amsterdam Image

2239.

CUL-DAR205.7.127 Note: [Undated] Hybrid Chapt / See whole index of Gardeners Chronicle Text Image

2240.

CUL-DAR205.7.131 Note: [Undated] G.R Grey / Crax globicera rubra alictor [?] all right all belong to Crax Text Image

2241.

CUL-DAR205.9.76 Note: [Undated] Is the Red Earth over limestone mountains of Brogie Text Image

2242.

CUL-DAR205.9.78 Note: [Undated] The History of the world as inferred by variation of species is not a Text Image

2243.

CUL-DAR205.9.78a Note: [Undated] What millions of plants must have lived on this Planet Text Image

2244.

CUL-DAR205.9.81 Note: [Undated] In large continent the individuals of each species from being exposed to Text Image

2245.

CUL-DAR205.7.213 Note: [Undated] Herbert / The hybrids from 2 Loasas[?] have continued true with little Text Image

2246.

CUL-DAR205.7.215 Note: [Undated] Doubt Monocot[yledonous] being more difficult to hybridise than Text Image

2247.

CUL-DAR205.7.244 Note: [Undated] Mr Gower tells me that he has seen Rhod[odendron] altacharense[?] Text Image

2248.

CUL-DAR205.7.251 Note: [Undated] Mr Thwaites says that the pollen of Fuchsia fulgens take on F[uchsia] Text Image

2249.

CUL-DAR205.9.138 Note: [Undated] Falconer doubts great mammals having at late anterior period been large Text Image

2250.

CUL-DAR205.9.140-140b Note: [Undated] It is very remarkable an ancient jaw of Europe being related to many Text Image

2251.

CUL-DAR205.9.141 Note: [Undated] Prof Buckland thinks that Deinotherium Toxodon Basolosamus[?] are allied Text Image

2252.

CUL-DAR205.9.197 Note: [Undated] Gould showed me a wonderful genus from peaks of Cordillera Text Image

2253.

CUL-DAR205.9.198 Note: [Undated] If my theory be true, whole geolog[ical] forms of old & new world must be Text Image

2254.

CUL-DAR205.9.210 Note: [Undated] To what order of Agassiz does the Marsupial Pipe Fish belong — is it Text Image

2255.

CUL-DAR205.9.211 Note: [Undated] How good a case relation of Dinornis to Apteryx law of succession Text Image

2256.

CUL-DAR205.9.212 Note: [Undated] Gray believes that the recent Trigoniae are local species but abundant when found 22 Text Image

2257.

CUL-DAR205.9.223 Note: [Undated] Criseis being in Cambrian series & being pteropodous. Text Image

2258.

CUL-DAR205.9.225 Note: [Undated] Forbes says that Fishes bones & cuttle fish bones Text Image

2259.

CUL-DAR205.9.236 Note: [Undated] Murchison seems to have made out that the Permian system is intermediate Text Image

2260.

CUL-DAR205.9.271 Note: [Undated] Look at Europe we do not find here and there small formations Text Image

2261.

CUL-DAR205.9.272 Note: [Undated] Falconer has discovered 3 species stage below stage of Elephants in Text Image

2262.

CUL-DAR205.9.273 Note: [Undated] If inhabitant of America then contemporary with Lunds animals had Text Image

2263.

CUL-DAR205.9.274 Note: [Undated] First consider how far fossil world is full record Text Image

2264.

CUL-DAR205.9.317 Note: [Undated] The best test of highness & lowness is if equal number of productions Text Image

2265.

CUL-DAR205.9.318 Note: [Undated] In speaking of Highness & lowness of a class we always look to higher Text Image

2266.

CUL-DAR205.9.319 Note: [Undated] Areas of formation in Prof H.D Rogers Map of U States Text Image

2267.

CUL-DAR205.9.320 Note: [Undated] [geographical calculation] Text Image

2268.

CUL-DAR205.9.321 Note: [Undated] My Glacial doctrines show that species do not change at same rate Text Image

2269.

CUL-DAR205.9.322 Note: [Undated] As A DeCandolle shows plainly that the lower plants range furthest (& Text Image

2270.

CUL-DAR205.9.349 Note: [Undated] Ch Geolog — add after Crasan Fault / Prof Ramsay has published an Text Image

2271.

CUL-DAR205.9.358 Note: [Undated] One of the most distinguished Pal[eontologists] in Europe Prof Pictet Text Image

2272.

CUL-DAR205.9.360 Note: [Undated] The total number of species having immensely increased since Dawn of Life Text Image

2273.

CUL-DAR205.9.372 Note: [Undated] Palaeontology / A Gaudry great work must be all read — very good on Filiation of Species Text Image

2274.

CUL-DAR205.9.376 Note: [Undated] Lerneidae — Hookers parasitical plants are high by descent but are Text Image

2275.

CUL-DAR205.9.387 Note: [Undated] [relating to CUL-DAR205.9.386] Text Image

2276.

CUL-DAR242[.6] Note: 1840 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1840] Text Image

2277.

CUL-DAR227.5.117 Note: 1840--1841 [financial] (expenses)

2278.

CUL-DAR227.5.118 Note: 1840--1841 [financial] (accounts)

2279.

CUL-DAR60.2 Note: 1840--1875 [All of DAR60.2 in one sequence of 134 images] Image

2280.

CUL-DAR59.1.125-128 Note: [Undated] U[tricularia] montana / The largest tuber nearly 1 in long & .45 broad Text Image

2281.

CUL-DAR80.A7 Note: [1840--1871] It was very curious how Cynosurus anubis had formed for himself, Sutton Text Image

2282.

CUL-DAR80.A8 Note: [1840--1871] A monkey Bartlett & Keeper Sutton positively affirmed which used stone to Text Image

2283.

CUL-DAR50 Note: 1840--1866 [All of DAR50 in one sequence of 235 images] Image

2284.

CUL-DAR64.2 Note: 1840--1882 [All of DAR64.2 in one sequence of 205 images] Image

2285.

CUL-DAR47 Note: 1840--1877 [All of DAR47 in one sequence of 361 images] Image

2286.

CUL-DAR47.88 Note: [Undated] Ch 6 / One admires industry of man who out of a bed of roses Text Image

2287.

CUL-DAR53.2.99 Note: [Undated] (1) A dog approaching another dog in a hostile spirit Text Image

2288.

CUL-DAR84.1.170 Note: [Undated] Mr Ford / Draw the smaller & more elongated of the 2 peacock's feathers Text Image

2289.

CUL-DAR82.B14-B15 Note: [Undated] Queries for Dr Günther Text Image

2290.

CUL-DAR70.54v Note: [Undated] Colours most trifling character [notes crossed out, mostly about white and colour as an attractor Image

2291.

CUL-DAR90.148-149 Note: [Undated] of addendum [to `Descent'?] p. 299D Variations occurring late in life & transmitted to one sex alone Text Image

2292.

CUL-DAR80.B114-B115 Note: [Undated] p 21 of my M.S / The Aymaras live between 10000 & 15000 feet height Text Image

2293.

CUL-DAR82.B4 Note: [Undated] Of tail-less batrachians G[ünther] knows permanent structural Text Image

2294.

CUL-DAR84.2.117-118 Note: [Undated] Birds Display / Gould once saw & made a sketch of a male Argus pheasant Text Image

2295.

CUL-DAR86.A49 Note: [Undated] Number of sexes Text Image

2296.

GeolSoc-COM-P4.2.48 Note: 1840 Referees' report: Charles Robert Darwin, Volcanic phenomena." Yes report by Adam Sedgwick

2297.

RCS-MS0007.1.6.1.22 Note: 1840 A List of Casts of Fossils collected in South America, by Charles Darwin Esq. Described and figured in the 'Fossil mammalia' of the voyage of the Beagle. 4to. London, 1840

2298.

EH88203196 Note: [1840--1880] 'aggression', 'grief', 'joy'. Text Image

2299.

RGS-JMS-8-6 Note: 1840--1842 Referee report on Earl, G. W. The Dutch at Timor and Sandal Islands.

2300.

CUL-DAR267.51 Note: [1840] Journal of a journey to London and abroad, undated [1840]

2301.

CUL-DAR267.64 Note: 1840 Manuscript 'Old Robin's armchair', 1840

2302.

CUL-DAR267.65 Note: 1840 Illustrated devotional notebook, c. 1840

2303.

CUL-DAR205.6.11 Note: 1840.01.00 Selection only affects born individuals (or eggs or larvae) & therefore Text Image

2304.

GeolSoc-COM-P4.2.38 Note: 1840.01.22 Referee report on Clarke, on a shower of ashes which fell on board the Roxburgh, at sea, off the Cape de Verd islands, February, 1839 Text Image

2305.

CUL-DAR45.67 Note: [Undated] Ch 4 Make some allusion to sudden vars, like albinoes in which Nat. Selection does not come into play — like sports of Agriculturists Text Image

2306.

CUL-DAR205.9.351-352 Note: [ny].11.13--[ny].03.16 [list of seeds planted and how many germinated] Text Image

2307.

CUL-DAR205.8.32-33 Note: [ny].03.03 Remarks on good drawings of Monochaetum ensiferum [with diagram] Text Image

2308.

CUL-DAR205.9.216 Note: [ny].03.25 Falconer syas a Parkinsonia, an undoubtedly American plant Text Image

2309.

CUL-DAR49.1b Note: 1840.04.05 It seems Coucumber in frames will not impregnate each other Text Image

2310.

CUL-DAR205.2.127 Note: [ny].04.16 Seeds must be blown during gales some 50 or 60 miles Text Image

2311.

CUL-DAR205.2.97 Note: [ny].04.21 Atlantic[?] / If those Botanists, who have especially and lately attended Text Image

2312.

CUL-DAR205.2.129 Note: [ny].05.05 Crawfurd tells me that W. Earl has written on connection of the Banks of Borneo with Celebes 18 Text Image

2313.

CUL-DAR205.5.30 Note: 1840.06.00 Considering the endless generations of organisms during almost infinite Text Image

2314.

CUL-DAR205.9.101 Note: 1840.06.00 Lyell well remarked of Deshayes & Phillips assert[ion] that number of Text Image

2315.

CUL-DAR47.1d Note: 1840.06.00 A beast of prey introduced into country would probably not exterminate a Text Image

2316.

CUL-DAR205.3.63 Note: [ny].06.17 Ascension one of the most wonderful cases of introduced plants & animals Text Image

2317.

CUL-DAR205.2.49 Note: 1840.07.00 My Father when var [illegible] tulips were very rare had them planted in Text Image

2318.

CUL-DAR205.9.102-103 Note: 1840.07.00 Egypt mummies show that mammifers last 2000 years Text Image

2319.

CUL-DAR46.2.C2 Note: 1840.07.00 All Humble Bees at Maer Garden-flowers Text Image

2320.

CUL-DAR46.2.C3 Note: 1840.07.00 Kidney Bean flowers Text Image

2321.

CUL-DAR49.2 Note: 1840.07.00 I looked with grief at snap-dragon & fancied from the force required to Text Image

2322.

CUL-DAR46.2.C4 Note: 1840.08.00 A poor unattractive bunch of Oenothera with 5 flowers was visited in 15 Text Image

2323.

CUL-DAR205.7.214 Note: [ny].10.00 To be kept till spring / Look at Book / The Dean of Manchester attributes Text Image

2324.

CUL-DAR46.2.C15 Note: 1840.10.00--1841.07.12 After 6 weeks at Maer & one here constantly at all hours looking at Heartease & never saw Bees go near one Text Image

2325.

CUL-DAR49.3-15 Note: 1840.10.00--1841.07.00 Clarkia Pulchella — when in full flower, pistil longer than stamens Text Image

2326.

CUL-DAR205.7.87 Note: [ny].10.25 Saw hybrid monkey between Bonnet & Rhesius Text Image

2327.

CUL-DAR60.2.3-4 Note: [ny].11.18 Aldrovanda australis / Petioles terminating generally in 6 filaments Text Image

2328.

GeolSoc-COM-P4.2.35 Note: 1840.11.18 Referee report on Chatfield, San Salvador earthquake Text Image

2329.

CUL-DAR227.5.116 Note: 1840.12.05 [financial] (account statement) `Parker account' Image

2330.

CUL-DAR205.9.115 Note: 1840.12.15 As a proof how little ever the Conchological Series of Fossil is real Text Image

2331.

CUL-DAR185.64 Note: [1840s.early--mid?] [concerning Herbert W] Text Image

2332.

CUL-DAR200.3.59 Note: [1840.ca] Notebook B, p. 198e. Text Image

2333.

CUL-DAR210.14.230 Note: [1840s.early?] Curriculum of Darwin E.A 1804-1839, written by Erasmus Alvey Darwin

2334.

CUL-DAR258.2011 Note: [1840s?] booklet of poems, drawings, cuttings, etc

2335.

CUL-DAR142 Note: 1841--1869 [All of DAR142 in one sequence of 228 images] Image

2336.

CUL-DAR205.11 Note: 1841--1879 [All of DAR205.11 in one sequence of 214 images] Image

2337.

CUL-DAR205.10 Note: 1841--1878 [All of DAR205.10 in one sequence of 137 images] Image

2338.

CUL-DAR205.8 Note: 1841--1880 [All of DAR205.8 in one sequence of 118 images] Image

2339.

CUL-DAR242[.7] Note: 1841 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1841] Text Image

2340.

CUL-DAR27.1 Note: 1841--1858 [All of DAR27.1 in one sequence of 137 images] Image

2341.

CUL-DAR42.24 Note: [Undated] [of 'Coral reefs'] sheet numbered 69 Text Image

2342.

CUL-DAR46.2.C5 Note: [1841] [Excised page from Torn Apart notebook p. 135] Text Image

2343.

CUL-DAR46.2.C6 Note: [1841] [Excised page from Torn Apart notebook p. 153] Text Image

2344.

CUL-DAR49 Note: 1841--1872 [All of DAR49 in one sequence of 195 images] Image

2345.

CUL-DAR64.1 Note: 1841--1881 [All of DAR64.1 in one sequence of 126 images] Image

2346.

CUL-DAR76 Note: 1841--1876 [All of DAR76 in one sequence of 318 images] Image

2347.

CUL-DAR205.9.323 Note: [1841] Southern South America has probably a larger percentage of Birds, specifically same, as inter tropic S. of Equator Text Image

2348.

RGS-JMS-13-30 Note: 1841 Referee report on Orr J., Direction of the rivers in Gipps Land

2349.

CUL-DAR49.17-18 Note: 1841.01.00 R Brown disbelieves hybrid ferns — Grasses (or I believe he said Text Image

2350.

CUL-DAR205.5.40 Note: 1841.02.00 There is such disputes about affinity, linear, circular arrangement &c &c Text Image

2351.

CUL-DAR205.6.17 Note: 1841.02.00 When we reflect on what I believe is case that man by art (select[ion] & Text Image

2352.

CUL-DAR205.1.23 Note: 1841.03.00 Neapolitan double Violets — earlier pale coloured large white centre Text Image

2353.

CUL-DAR205.5.42 Note: 1841.05.00 Waterhouse showed me some Curculios from Philippines Text Image

2354.

CUL-DAR107.60a Note: 1841.06.00 Milkwort / Shady wood Birth[?] Hill — var white — grows on Maer Heath Text Image

2355.

CUL-DAR142.66 Note: 1841.06.00 with sample packet (dried flowers) "Polygalum" Text Image

2356.

CUL-DAR142.67 Note: 1841.06.00 with sample packet (dried flowers) "Rhod[odendron] azaloides" Text Image

2357.

CUL-DAR142.68 Note: 1841.06.00 with sample packet (dried flowers) "Rhod[odendron] ponticum" Text Image

2358.

CUL-DAR205.11.53 Note: 1841.06.00 Saw Humble on Rhod[odendron] azaloides Text Image

2359.

CUL-DAR205.10.36 Note: 1841.06.00 Orchis maculata(?) In same field of great similarity growing close by Text Image

2360.

CUL-DAR205.10.37 Note: 1841.06.00 Found in retired lane on road side where perhaps there had been manure Text Image

2361.

CUL-DAR205.1.22 Note: 1841.06.00 Female Lychnis dioica has its base between germen & corolla Text Image

2362.

CUL-DAR205.8.1 Note: 1841.06.00 Pontic Rhod[odendron] vary in number of stamens from 11 to 17 Text Image

2363.

CUL-DAR205.8.2 Note: 1841.06.00 A scarlet Azalea wh[ich] flowered badly Text Image

2364.

CUL-DAR205.7.235 Note: 1841.06.00 Rhod[odendron] azaloides foliage like Rhod[odendron] flower do Text Image

2365.

CUL-DAR46.2.C10-C11 Note: 1841.06.00 Humbles certainly often visit same flower in Bunch twice Text Image

2366.

CUL-DAR46.2.C12-C13 Note: 1841.06.00 Are there many flower-feeding Flies?? Text Image

2367.

CUL-DAR46.2.C16 Note: 1841.06.00 Pedicularis Lousewort / often noticed this plant & saw no bees on it Text Image

2368.

CUL-DAR46.2.C7 Note: 1841.06.00 Clover I think presents more difficult[y] than any other flower Text Image

2369.

CUL-DAR46.2.C9 Note: 1841.06.00 One is tempted to think that bees created for fructification of plants Text Image

2370.

CUL-DAR49.19-20 Note: 1841.06.00 Rhodod[endron] maximum — A white one N[orth] American Unhealthy tree Text Image

2371.

CUL-DAR49.21 Note: 1841.06.00 Saw humble [bee] fly from Rhod[odendron] azaloides to A[zalea] pontica Text Image

2372.

CUL-DAR49.22 Note: [1841.06.00] Torn Apart Notebook: 93-94 (excised pages) Text Image

2373.

CUL-DAR76.A3 Note: 1841.06.00 In Periwinkle (Vinca) pollen large-grained adheres in masses to sides of Text Image

2374.

CUL-DAR109.A16 Note: 1841.06.01 Examined the Lemon-thyme — equally abortive as it was in autumn Text Image

2375.

CUL-DAR142.61 Note: 1841.06.09 sample packet (dried flowers) "Azalea – Maer June 9/41/…] Maer Described the shrivelled anthers without grains of pollen / Crucianella stylosa" Text Image

2376.

CUL-DAR49.23-24 Note: 1841.06.10--1841.07.00 There seem two varieties of Pontic Rhod[odendron] [application of Text Image

2377.

CUL-DAR46.2.C14 Note: 1841.06.22 Some of the abortive Thyme, was on hot days frequented by innumerably Text Image

2378.

CUL-DAR46.2.C8 Note: 1841.06.23 I continued for last fortnight, after seeing Bees at work Text Image

2379.

CUL-DAR107.61 Note: 1841.07.00 Clarkia pulchella / Showing naturally abortive stamens Text Image

2380.

CUL-DAR142.69 Note: 1841.07.00 with sample packet (dried flowers) "Salvia" Text Image

2381.

CUL-DAR206.2 Note: 1841.07.00 Orchideae Ophrys — as showing what insects can effect Text Image

2382.

CUL-DAR207.6 Note: 1841.07.00 I see from considering Smiths 1st Edit & Sowerby's Eng[lish] Bot[any] - Text Image

2383.

CUL-DAR49.28 Note: 1841.07.00 Mr Allport Leighton told me (I have confirmed it in many species) that in Text Image

2384.

CUL-DAR49.29-30 Note: 1841.07.00 My present ultimatum about intermarriage Possible in all flowers Text Image

2385.

CUL-DAR49.25-26 Note: 1841.07.01 At Maer, watched pretty well Honeysuckle and never saw Bee; at Shrewsbury Text Image

2386.

CUL-DAR107.57 Note: 1841.07.03 Silene inflata? / In Same clump consist of plants entirely with abortive Text Image

2387.

CUL-DAR49.27 Note: 1841.07.03 Saw very many humbles and common Bees on flowers in Bean field Text Image

2388.

CUL-DAR109.A17 Note: 1841.07.10 All the Lemon Thyme & pa[rt] of common is abortive like that at Maer & Text Image

2389.

CUL-DAR49.44v Note: 1841.07.10 Wheat apparently anthers when ready to burst depend by very long slender Text Image

2390.

CUL-DAR142.64 Note: 1841.07.12 with sample packet (dried flowers) "Linum flavum" Text Image

2391.

CUL-DAR46.2.C14b Note: 1841.07.12 On the brush of papillae in front of closed mouth of tall upright small Text Image

2392.

CUL-DAR142.70 Note: 1841.07.19 with sample packet (dried flowers) "Thyme" Text Image

2393.

CUL-DAR46.2.C13a Note: 1841.07.19 The Linaria cymbalarina, in plenty on Terrace in bloom Text Image

2394.

CUL-DAR189.2 Note: 1841.08.00 Hunt says Chimpanzee he has seen cry Text Image

2395.

CUL-DAR205.5.45-46 Note: 1841.08.00 It is well known that character which is generally same in large groups Text Image

2396.

CUL-DAR205.7.218 Note: 1841.08.00 Saw on Handbill torn — two fine cubs from Bengal Tiger & Leopardess Text Image

2397.

CUL-DAR205.9.124 Note: 1841.08.00 Lonsdale showed me Lockport fossils from near Lakes Text Image

2398.

CUL-DAR205.7.97 Note: 1841.08.00 I saw at Zoolog[ical] Gardens a Hybrid between wolf & Australian dog seems to take most often latter? Text Image

2399.

CUL-DAR205.7.98 Note: 1841.08.00 Ogilby says a young Manilla Buffalo mounted a young Indian cow Text Image

2400.

CUL-DAR64.1.1 Note: 1841.08.00--1841.09.00 Formation of Mould / The sinking of cinders with burnt marl argument for Text Image

2401.

CUL-DAR205.10.35 Note: 1841.09.00--1842.08.00 Of the three Chimpanzee two of very different sizes yet with exactly the Text Image

2402.

CUL-DAR205.3.90 Note: 1841.09.00 Gould showed me many beautiful representative species Text Image

2403.

CUL-DAR46.2.C17 Note: 1841.09.15 Zoolog[ical] Gardens in a great tall scarlet Lobelia Text Image

2404.

CUL-DAR205.10.34 Note: 1841.10.00 Henslow / common Groundsill — Senecio, sometimes, has florets in disc Text Image

2405.

CUL-DAR205.5.47 Note: 1841.10.00 There are two or three species of Aust[ralian] Genus wh[ich] builds Text Image

2406.

CUL-DAR205.9.132 Note: 1841.12.00 Beautiful collection of fossil bones from Perrin Isd Text Image

2407.

CUL-DAR205.7.201 Note: 1841.12.00 Yarrell / Saw larynx of wild & common Duck Text Image

2408.

RGS-JMS-13-32 Note: 1841.12.16 Referee report on Earl, G. W. Letter with account of the fresh water in the bottom of the Gulf of Carpentaria

2409.

CUL-DAR205.10.31 Note: 1841.12.23 Mr Sowerby showed me very flat, convex & smooth excessively striated even Text Image

2410.

CUL-DAR109 Note: 1842--1877 [All of DAR109 in one sequence of 357 images] Image

2411.

CUL-DAR107.62 Note: 1842 Geranium phaeum — naturalised showing variation Text Image

2412.

CUL-DAR16.176-183 Note: [[1842--1859]] London Catalogue of B[ritish] Plants / Name of Genus and Species / No to Text Image

2413.

CUL-DAR16.184a Note: [[1842--1859]] In the list to be made omit all those species & genera which are struck Text Image

2414.

CUL-DAR16.184b Note: [[1842--1859]] London Catalogue of B[ritish] Plants / Name of Genus and Species / No to Text Image

2415.

CUL-DAR16.230 Note: [[1842--1859]] Flora Indica — Dr Hooker / Genera with 7 species & upwards / Genera with Text Image

2416.

CUL-DAR16.231a-231c Note: [[1842--1859]] Babingtons Flora — species divided into 7 & upward — & into 6, 5, 4, 3 Text Image

2417.

CUL-DAR16.237 Note: [Undated] According to Mr Normans calculations there are in whole Book (summarising Text Image

2418.

CUL-DAR16.239a-239b Note: [[1842--1859]] Total number of varieties in all 4 species / [Hooker] New Zealand Text Image

2419.

CUL-DAR16.240 Note: [[1842--1859]] Hooker N[ew] Zealand Flora / List of genera with 4 species / List of Text Image

2420.

CUL-DAR16.241 Note: [[1842--1859]] In Hookers Flora of New Zealand there [are] (with those in Supplement) of Text Image

2421.

CUL-DAR16.243 Note: [[1842--1859]] [Hooker New Zealand Flora] / Genera [having] 4 [species] & upwards Text Image

2422.

CUL-DAR16.244-245 Note: [[1842--1859]] Hooker Flora N[ew] Zealand Species having var[ietie]s (table) Text Image

2423.

CUL-DAR16.247-252 Note: [[1842--1859]] Koch / Genera with 5 species & upwards / Genera with 4 species / Genera Text Image

2424.

CUL-DAR16.253-254b Note: [[1842--1859]] Koch Monocots / Genera with 7 species & upwards / Genera with 6 species & Text Image

2425.

CUL-DAR16.255a-255b Note: [[1842--1859]] Koch / Genera with 11 species & upwards / Genera with 10-5 inclusive Text Image

2426.

CUL-DAR16.175b Note: [[1842--1859]] London Cat[alogue] of B[ritish] Plants / Names of Vars / No of Counties Text Image

2427.

CUL-DAR15.2.18 Note: [Undated] List of genera out of the Manual which have 2 or more species with vars Text Image

2428.

CUL-DAR15.2.19 Note: [Undated] Omitting Carex & Salix in the following calculations there are 66 genera Text Image

2429.

CUL-DAR15.2.22-26 Note: [Undated] (List of species and numbers of varieties) Text Image

2430.

CUL-DAR15.2.29 Note: [Undated] List of Genera which have according to Henslow 1 or more varieties but Text Image

2431.

CUL-DAR15.2.30-31 Note: [Undated] Vars / Species / expunged / (table drawn from) A Catalogue of British Text Image

2432.

CUL-DAR15.2.32 Note: [Undated] Miquel chief vars (table) Text Image

2433.

CUL-DAR15.2.33-34 Note: [Undated] Miquel common species (table) Text Image

2434.

CUL-DAR15.2.36 Note: [Undated] Decandolle / Orders divided almost exactly equally (unfavourable ones Text Image

2435.

CUL-DAR15.2.37a Note: [Undated] Take in Labiatae Scrophulariae & Acanthaceae & Borraginea & Verbenaceae Text Image

2436.

CUL-DAR15.2.37b Note: [Undated] De Candolle Prodromus Vol 10 11 & 12 / No of sections with 31 sp[ecies] Text Image

2437.

CUL-DAR15.2.38-40 Note: [Undated] De Candolle Prodromus Vol 10 / Vol 11 / Vol 12 / (List of) Families / Text Image

2438.

CUL-DAR15.2.41a Note: [Undated] Pick out genera with 8 9 10 species from small side Pick out genera with Text Image

2439.

CUL-DAR15.2.41b-46 Note: [Undated] De Candolle Prodromus [Vols 2, 10-14] / Genera with from 11-16 Text Image

2440.

CUL-DAR15.2.47-52 Note: [Undated] Decandolle / Genera with 11 & up / Genera with 10 & down (summarising Text Image

2441.

CUL-DAR15.2.53a Note: [Undated] Of the largest genera pick out in each order about 1/2 of the total Text Image

2442.

CUL-DAR15.2.100-102 Note: [Undated] Ledebour Vol 4 / Name of Order / Genera with 10 sp[ecies] and upwards / Text Image

2443.

CUL-DAR15.2.103-105b Note: [Undated] [Ledebour Vol 3] / Name of Order / Genera with 10 sp[ecies] and upwards / Text Image

2444.

CUL-DAR15.2.15 Note: [Undated] All the Three Categories of Mr Watson run together which he thinks wd be Text Image

2445.

CUL-DAR15.2.16 Note: [Undated] Asa Gray / Miquel / Old Calculations which cannot be wanted again Text Image

2446.

CUL-DAR15.2.53b Note: [Undated] Memoranda (to be returned) Dr Hooker / In the 6 vols of D.C [ie Candolle] Text Image

2447.

CUL-DAR15.2.54a Note: [Undated] 11 sp[ecies] & up / 10 sp[ecies] & down (summarising calculations) Text Image

2448.

CUL-DAR15.2.54b Note: [Undated] De Candolle / Genera with 11 species and upwards / Genera with 10 species Text Image

2449.

CUL-DAR15.2.55-59 Note: [Undated] D.C [ie Candolle] done by volumes / Genera with 17 sp[ecies] & up / Text Image

2450.

CUL-DAR15.2.60 Note: [Undated] List of all the very largest genera in wh[ole] 6 vols — Excluding Text Image

2451.

CUL-DAR15.2.61 Note: [Undated] Gigantic Genera (list and calculations) Text Image

2452.

CUL-DAR16.138a-138c Note: [[1842--1859]] Addenda at beginning of Vol 2 wh[ich] I have not noticed Also some at p Text Image

2453.

CUL-DAR16.140 Note: [[1842--1859]] Koch / Genera with 7 sp[ecies] & upwards / Genera with 6 & down Text Image

2454.

CUL-DAR16.142a Note: [[1842--1859]] Webb & B[erthelot] Canary Islands (vide back for self) (calculations) Text Image

2455.

CUL-DAR16.142b Note: [[1842--1859]] Page 114 Doubt about "Species dubiae" being in same type as other species Text Image

2456.

CUL-DAR16.142c Note: [[1842--1859]] Not Count the a p. 9 / Hooker Flora Indica Text Image

2457.

CUL-DAR16.143 Note: [[1842--1859]] Babingtons Flora 3d Edit / I omit naturalised & doubtful Plants in Text Image

2458.

CUL-DAR16.144 Note: [[1842--1859]] Henslows List / Genera with 5 sp[ecies] & up / genera with 4 3 2 & 1 Text Image

2459.

CUL-DAR16.146a-146b Note: [[1842--1859]] Miquel Corrected Calc / Genera with 4 sp[ecies] & up / Genera with 3 2 & Text Image

2460.

CUL-DAR16.148 Note: [[1842--1859]] Hooker New Zealand Omitting Senecio Coprosma Veronica from extreme Text Image

2461.

CUL-DAR16.149 Note: [[1842--1859]] Babington Labiatae (table) Text Image

2462.

CUL-DAR16.150 Note: [[1842--1859]] Visiani Flora Dalmatica / Genera with 5 & up / Genera with 4 & down Text Image

2463.

CUL-DAR16.151 Note: [[1842--1859]] Grisebark [ie Grisebach] Labiatae / [Genera with] 6 sp & up / Genera with Text Image

2464.

CUL-DAR16.152a Note: [[1842--1859]] Boreau / Memorandum / In Labiatae (totals of species in large and small Text Image

2465.

CUL-DAR16.152b Note: [[1842--1859]] Labiatae Koch — p. 8, 9 of my M.S (table) Text Image

2466.

CUL-DAR16.153 Note: [[1842--1859]] Genera with 11 sp & up / Genera with 10 sp & down / Labiatae D.C [ie Text Image

2467.

CUL-DAR15.2.70-72 Note: [Undated] De Candolle Prodromus Vol 11 / Genera with 11 sp[ecies] and upwards / Text Image

2468.

CUL-DAR15.2.73 Note: [Undated] De Candolle Prodromus Vol 13 / Genera with 11 sp[ecies] and upwards / Text Image

2469.

CUL-DAR15.2.74 Note: [Undated] De Candolle Prodromus Vol 14 / Genera with 11 sp[ecies] and upwards / Text Image

2470.

CUL-DAR15.2.75 Note: [Undated] De Candolle Prodromus Vols 2 11 & 13 / Genera with 11 sp[ecies] and Text Image

2471.

CUL-DAR15.2.76 Note: [Undated] Acanthaceae / Solanaceae / Rosaceae / Leguminosae / Verbenaceae / Summary Text Image

2472.

CUL-DAR15.2.77 Note: [Undated] Vol 12 Pages 296 and 348 / all right / Vol 10 Page 108 Vars marked Text Image

2473.

CUL-DAR15.2.78 Note: [Undated] Decandolle vol 10 / Separate & name & add up orders Borragineae & Text Image

2474.

CUL-DAR15.2.79 Note: [Undated] Decandolle Vol 12 / p5 exclude species minus notae Text Image

2475.

CUL-DAR15.2.80 Note: [Undated] Vol 2 p. 392 Vars marked differently (Have not counted these) Text Image

2476.

CUL-DAR15.2.81 Note: [Undated] Acanthaceae / Plantago Text Image

2477.

CUL-DAR15.2.82 Note: [Undated] Ledebour / Divide into 10 & upwards 9 & 8 [&] 7 downwards Count vars (but Text Image

2478.

CUL-DAR15.2.83-84 Note: [Undated] Name of Genus and Species / Vars / Localities in which species are found Text Image

2479.

CUL-DAR15.2.85-86 Note: [Undated] Genera with 10 species & upwards / Genera with 7 species & downwards Text Image

2480.

CUL-DAR15.2.87a Note: [Undated] Most natural orders / Cruci[ferae] / Umbelliferae / Gramineae / Text Image

2481.

CUL-DAR15.2.87b Note: [Undated] Genera with 10 species and upwards / Genera with 7 species and downwards Text Image

2482.

CUL-DAR15.2.88-89 Note: [Undated] Name of Genus and Species / Vars / Localities in which species are found Text Image

2483.

CUL-DAR15.2.8-9 Note: [Undated] In the London Catalogue Mr Watson has gone carefully through it & has Text Image

2484.

CUL-DAR15.2.90a Note: [Undated] I have tried to make out localities of vars in Ledebour Vol 2 — but I Text Image

2485.

CUL-DAR15.2.90b Note: [Undated] Name of Genus and Species / Vars / Localities in which species are found Text Image

2486.

CUL-DAR15.2.91-92 Note: [Undated] Ledebour Vol 3 / Name of Genus and Species / Vars / Localities in which Text Image

2487.

CUL-DAR15.2.93a Note: [Undated] Genera with 9 sp[ecies] & under (summarising calculation) Text Image

2488.

CUL-DAR15.2.93b-94 Note: [Undated] Ledebour Vol 4 / Name of Genus and Species / Vars / Localities in which Text Image

2489.

CUL-DAR15.2.95 Note: [Undated] Pick out of Ledebour all the genera with 6 & 7 species from small side / Text Image

2490.

CUL-DAR15.2.96-97 Note: [Undated] Ledebour [vols 1-2] / Genera with 6 and 7 sp[ecies] / Genera with 10-14 Text Image

2491.

CUL-DAR15.2.98a Note: [Undated] (miscellaneous summary calculation) Text Image

2492.

CUL-DAR15.2.98b Note: [Undated] Ledebour vol 3 / Genera with 6-9 species / Genera with 10-15 species Text Image

2493.

CUL-DAR15.2.99a Note: [Undated] Ledebour all 4 vols together / Genera with 16 sp[ecies] & upwards / Text Image

2494.

CUL-DAR15.2.99b Note: [Undated] Ledebour Vol 4 / Genera with 6-9 species / Genera with 10-15 species Text Image

2495.

CUL-DAR16.217a-217b Note: [[1842--1859]] Genus 46 Species "Isoplexidis" not in little book Text Image

2496.

CUL-DAR16.218-222a Note: [[1842--1859]] Miquel Holland / Genera with 5 species & upwards / Genera with 4 species Text Image

2497.

CUL-DAR16.224-225 Note: [[1842--1859]] Insects of Madeira — Wollaston / New Catalogue / Genera with 4 species & Text Image

2498.

CUL-DAR16.226-227 Note: [[1842--1859]] Birds of Australia — Gould / Genera with 5 species & upwards / Genera Text Image

2499.

CUL-DAR16.228-229 Note: [[1842--1859]] Botany of Antarctic Voyage / Genera with 5 species & upwards / Genera Text Image

2500.

CUL-DAR16.189-193 Note: [[1842--1859]] Henslows List / Genera with 5 sp[ecies] & upwards / genera with 4 species Text Image

2501.

CUL-DAR16.194-198 Note: [[1842--1859]] Webb & Berthelot Canary Islands / Genera with 5 sp[ecies] & upwards / Text Image

2502.

CUL-DAR16.199-203 Note: [[1842--1859]] Boreau / Final & perfect Results / Genera with 5 sp[ecies] & upwards / Text Image

2503.

CUL-DAR16.204a Note: [[1842--1859]] (miscellaneous calculation concerning genera and number of species) Text Image

2504.

CUL-DAR16.204b Note: [[1842--1859]] Boreau / Genera with 5 species & upwards / Genera with 4 species / Genera Text Image

2505.

CUL-DAR16.204c Note: [[1842--1859]] Genus Carex (table of common species and varieties) Text Image

2506.

CUL-DAR16.205 Note: [[1842--1859]] Genera with 5 species & upwards / Genera with 4 species / Genera with Text Image

2507.

CUL-DAR16.206 Note: [[1842--1859]] Boreau / Genera with 8 sp[ecies] and upwards (table of close species and Text Image

2508.

CUL-DAR16.207 Note: [[1842--1859]] Boreau / [Instructions for Mr Norman] / You have added up genera with 4 Text Image

2509.

CUL-DAR16.208-212 Note: [[1842--1859]] Furnrohr / Genera with 5 species & upwards / Genera with 4 species / Text Image

2510.

CUL-DAR16.213-215 Note: [[1842--1859]] Names / Monocot[yledon]s (tables and summarising comments relating to Text Image

2511.

CUL-DAR16.301 Note: [[1842--1859]] Urtica / Pila[?] / Elatior / B[illegible] / Only 3 genera wd be a fairer half Text Image

2512.

CUL-DAR16.302 Note: [[1842--1859]] Hooker wants me to say that he rather cautioned me rather than objected Text Image

2513.

CUL-DAR16.307-308 Note: [Undated] Genera with 11 species & up / Genera with 10 species & down [calculations] Text Image

2514.

CUL-DAR16.106-110 Note: [1842--1859] Ledebour vol 2 / Genera with 10 species and upwards / Genera with 9 Text Image

2515.

CUL-DAR16.111-114 Note: [Undated] Ledebour [vols 1-4] On Ranges of varying species (calculations) Text Image

2516.

CUL-DAR16.115-118 Note: [Undated] Ledebour [vols 1-4] Proportions of var: species in Larger & Smaller Text Image

2517.

CUL-DAR16.119-121a Note: [Undated] Ledebour [vols 1-4] Genera with 16 sp[ecies] & upwards / Genera with Text Image

2518.

CUL-DAR16.121b Note: [Undated] Flora Rossica C Ledebour vol 1 1842 / Count all — but not vars marked a Text Image

2519.

CUL-DAR16.122 Note: [Undated] Ledebour [vols 1-4] Ranges / Genera with 10 sp[ecies] & up / Genera with Text Image

2520.

CUL-DAR16.123 Note: [Undated] Ledebour Vol 1 2 & 3 / Species belonging to Genera with 10 sp[ecies] and Text Image

2521.

CUL-DAR16.124a Note: [Undated] Large & small genera varying / (miscellaneous calculations) Text Image

2522.

CUL-DAR16.124b-126 Note: [Undated] Common Species / Asa Gray Corrected Calc (calculations) Text Image

2523.

CUL-DAR16.128 Note: [Undated] London Catalogue Large and small genera (calculations) Text Image

2524.

CUL-DAR16.130-131 Note: [[1842--1859]] London Catalogue Ranges (calculations) Text Image

2525.

CUL-DAR16.133a Note: [[1842--1859]] Mr Norman / First copy list of genera divided into 5 sp[ecies] & up - Text Image

2526.

CUL-DAR16.133b Note: [[1842--1859]] London Cat[alogue] of B[ritish] Plants / 4th Edition / Ranges Text Image

2527.

CUL-DAR16.134 Note: [[1842--1859]] Visiani R de `Flora Dalmatica' (see Back for self) (calculations) Text Image

2528.

CUL-DAR16.135 Note: [[1842--1859]] Orders / No of indigenous species / Species with widest Range (table) Text Image

2529.

CUL-DAR16.136a-136b Note: [[1842--1859]] Mr Norman / T[ierra] del Fuego Falkland Islands Kerguelen Land / 5 & Text Image

2530.

CUL-DAR16.136c Note: [[1842--1859]] Hooker Flora Antarctica / Genera with 3 sp[ecies] & up / Genera with 2 & Text Image

2531.

CUL-DAR16.137a-137c Note: [[1842--1859]] Boreau Corrected Calculation Text Image

2532.

CUL-DAR16.154 Note: [[1842--1859]] The Saturneae[?] have 4.5 species D.C [ie Candolle] Text Image

2533.

CUL-DAR16.155 Note: [[1842--1859]] Discussion on Labiatae: Conclusion / If the Saturneae[?] (with only 405 Text Image

2534.

CUL-DAR16.156 Note: [[1842--1859]] Labiatae divided into 17 sp[ecies] & 16-8 inclusive (calculations) Text Image

2535.

CUL-DAR16.157 Note: [[1842--1859]] Grisebach — Monotypes (list) / Asa Gray Monotypes (table) Text Image

2536.

CUL-DAR16.158 Note: [[1842--1859]] Monotypic Genera / New Zealand Dr Hooker (list and calculation) Text Image

2537.

CUL-DAR16.159 Note: [[1842--1859]] Boreau Monotypes (list and calculation) Text Image

2538.

CUL-DAR16.161 Note: [[1842--1859]] De Candolle Prodromus [vols 2 & 10-14] / Monotypic genera (table) Text Image

2539.

CUL-DAR16.162 Note: [[1842--1859]] Koch Monotypes (table and calculation) Text Image

2540.

CUL-DAR16.164 Note: [[1842--1859]] Visiani Flora Dalmatica / Genera with one sp[ecies] and having Text Image

2541.

CUL-DAR16.166 Note: [[1842--1859]] Ledebour [vols 1-4] / Genera with one sp[ecies] and having var[ietie]s Text Image

2542.

CUL-DAR16.167-168 Note: [[1842--1859]] Table 1 / Larger Genera / Smaller Genera / Genera with a single species Text Image

2543.

CUL-DAR16.169 Note: [[1842--1859]] Table III / Decandolles Prodromus [vols 2 & 10-14] (summarising Text Image

2544.

CUL-DAR16.170-171 Note: [[1842--1859]] Table II / Larger Genera / Smaller Genera (with the smallest wholly Text Image

2545.

CUL-DAR16.172 Note: [[1842--1859]] Table A / Larger Genera / Smaller Genera (summarising calculations and Text Image

2546.

CUL-DAR16.173 Note: [[1842--1859]] London Catalogue / Genera with 5 species and upwards / Genera with 4 Text Image

2547.

CUL-DAR16.174a Note: [[1842--1859]] Do not put numbers of counties to those with X or XX (instructions for Mr Text Image

2548.

CUL-DAR16.174b Note: [[1842--1859]] List of species both Printed & M.S in Catalogue having Varieties with Text Image

2549.

CUL-DAR16.175a Note: [[1842--1859]] Vars marked / Ireland / Cerastium strictum p. 2 col 3 Text Image

2550.

CUL-DAR16.255c Note: [[1842--1859]] Koch / Genera with 7-10 species (table) Text Image

2551.

CUL-DAR16.256-260 Note: [[1842--1859]] Grisebach / Genera with 6 species & upwards / Genera with 5 species / Text Image

2552.

CUL-DAR16.261 Note: [[1842--1859]] Grisebach / Genera with 6 and 7 species / Genera with 4 species (table) Text Image

2553.

CUL-DAR16.262 Note: [[1842--1859]] Grisebach / [instructions to Mr Norman?] / Divide into 8 & upwards for Text Image

2554.

CUL-DAR16.263-269 Note: [[1842--1859]] Visiani Flora Dalmatica / Genera with 6 species & upwards / Genera Text Image

2555.

CUL-DAR16.270 Note: [[1842--1859]] Visiani Flora Dalmatica / Genera with 6 and 7 species / Genera with 4 Text Image

2556.

CUL-DAR16.271 Note: [[1842--1859]] [Instructions to Mr Norman?] / I want Visiani divided into 8 sp & upwards Text Image

2557.

CUL-DAR16.275-278 Note: [[1842--1859]] London Catalogue of British Plants Corrected to 5th Edition / Genera with Text Image

2558.

CUL-DAR16.279 Note: [[1842--1859]] London Catalogue of British Plants 5th Edition / Name of Species having Text Image

2559.

CUL-DAR16.280 Note: [[1842--1859]] London Catalogue of British Plants / Genera with 5 species & upwards / Text Image

2560.

CUL-DAR16.281-289 Note: [[1842--1859]] Dr Asa Gray 2d Edit / Genera with 4 species & upwards Naturalised Text Image

2561.

CUL-DAR16.290a-290b Note: [[1842--1859]] Asa Gray / [instructions to Mr Norman?] / Genera with 9 sp[ecies] and Text Image

2562.

CUL-DAR16.291 Note: [[1842--1859]] Dr Asa Gray / Genera with 5 species (table) Text Image

2563.

CUL-DAR16.293 Note: [[1842--1859]] Asa Gray (calculations) Text Image

2564.

CUL-DAR16.294-295 Note: [[1842--1859]] The number of close species in genera having 4-6 species each (tables) Text Image

2565.

CUL-DAR16.296 Note: [[1842--1859]] List of Genera with Big-type var[ietie]s showing how many species have Text Image

2566.

CUL-DAR16.297-298 Note: [[1842--1859]] Asa Gray / Summary continued Text Image

2567.

CUL-DAR205.1 Note: 1842--1879 [All of DAR205.1 in one sequence of 102 images] 'rudimentary organs' Image

2568.

CUL-DAR208.71 Note: [1842] Summer 1842 Notebook: ?: 3, 4, 5 (excised pages) Text Image

2569.

CUL-DAR208.72 Note: [1842] Summer 1842 Notebook: 6, 7 (excised pages) Text Image

2570.

CUL-DAR227.5.119 Note: 1842--1843 [financial] (accounts)

2571.

CUL-DAR227.5.120 Note: 1842--1843 [financial] (expenses)

2572.

CUL-DAR242[.8] Note: 1842 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1842] Text Image

2573.

CUL-DAR255.1 Note: [1840s] [list of varieties of apples, pears and plums in three groups designated East/North/West] Text Image

2574.

CUL-DAR250.31 Note: 1842 [travelogue of European tour]

2575.

CUL-DAR69 Note: 1842--1878 [All of DAR69 in one sequence of 335 images] Image

2576.

CUL-DAR6.14 Note: [1842] [Outline of the 1842 sketch of species theory] Chapter — Number each paragraph (plan of themes for item CUL-DAR6.13) Text Image

2577.

EH88202301 Note: 1842--1882 Notes on previous owners of Down House and work they did to the house and grounds 1842-1882 Text Image

2578.

EH88202577 Note: 1842--1882 "Receipts - Memoranda" Notebook 1842-1882 Text

2579.

RGS-JMS-8-7 Note: 1842 Referee report on Stanley, Owen. Account of a Cruise among some of the Islands of the Indian Archipelago

2580.

RGS-JMS-6-33 Note: 1842 Referee report on Moody, R. C. Extract of a report on the Falkland Islands

2581.

RGS-JMS-13-33 Note: 1842 Referee report on Wickham, Capt. J. Some account of the Depuch Islands and native drawings upon the rocks there

2582.

BRLSI-L8658 Note: [1842] 'Catalogue of the Darwin Collection of Fish.' [137 species enumerated] Image

2583.

CUL-DAR205.2.60 Note: 1842.01.00 Humming Birds of Juan Fernandez & Foxes of Falkland may have been Text Image

2584.

CUL-DAR100.167 Note: 1842.01.29 Humboldt descanted on remarkable fact (as observed by Gmelin & Pallas) Text

2585.

CUL-DAR205.10.38 Note: 1842.02.00 Mr Crawfurd says he once had one of the Northern Elephants from the Text Image

2586.

CUL-DAR205.7.100 Note: 1842.02.00 J Westwood tells me hybrid described in Proc[eedings] at end of one Text Image

2587.

CUL-DAR205.3.96 Note: 1842.02.00 Mr Crawfurd says Elephants certainly aboriginal in Sumatra Text Image

2588.

CUL-DAR205.9.146 Note: 1842.02.00 Talking with Bunbury & Lonsdale — They seemed to consider that it was Text Image

2589.

CUL-DAR205.9.148 Note: 1842.03.00 Lyell seems to have beautiful case of analogous species Text Image

2590.

CUL-DAR49.31 Note: 1842.03.07--1842.03.12 I see Hive Bees swarming amidst crocuses & Christmas Roses Text Image

2591.

CUL-DAR205.2.58 Note: 1842.04.00 The whole northern parts of Europe & N[orth] America & Asia as far as. ...Proof of Distribution Text Image

2592.

CUL-DAR205.3.105 Note: 1842.04.00 Count Keyserling says he has seen very recent tertiary shells Text Image

2593.

CUL-DAR205.4.22 Note: 1842.04.00 Dr Boot says on the summit of the White Mountains there are Lapland forms Text Image

2594.

CUL-DAR205.9.149 Note: 1842.04.00 Talking with Mr Strickland — I confess that my theory must necessarily Text Image

2595.

CUL-DAR49.32 Note: 1842.04.01 Fumaria bulbosa has long nectary on one side & abortive one on other just Text Image

2596.

CUL-DAR109.A1 Note: 1842.05.02 Found large leaved-smooth Holly Zoolog Garden with no pistil. Text Image

2597.

CUL-DAR69.A108 Note: 1842.05.10 Presentation Copies of Coral Paper [list of names to whom to send the book Coral reefs] Text Image

2598.

CUL-DAR46.2.C18-C22 Note: 1842.05.22--1842.06.01 The Menyanthes sheds its pollen when fully expanded & certainly not Text Image

2599.

CUL-DAR64.2.1 Note: 1842.05.26 Examined field mentioned in my Paper as marled 80 years ago — a mistake Text Image

2600.

CUL-DAR107.58-59 Note: 1842.06.00 Catalogue of Plants in Spirits [entries 1510-1524] Text Image

2601.

CUL-DAR107.60b Note: 1842.06.00 Bladder-Nut Tree Maer June /42/ Specimen in Spirits Image Text Image

2602.

CUL-DAR205.2.52 Note: [1842.06.00] On highest summit of Eagle-Tower Caernarfon Castle — some grasses — a Text Image

2603.

CUL-DAR205.9.159 Note: 1842.06.00 In each great group of organisms there is a vague probability of some of Text Image

2604.

CUL-DAR205.4.23 Note: 1842.06.00 Mr Bunbury says plants of table-mountain, very peculiar Text Image

2605.

CUL-DAR205.6.25 Note: 1842.06.00 The young Welch calves at Capel-Curig appear very different from other Text Image

2606.

CUL-DAR49.33 Note: 1842.06.01 Dodecatheon Saw smallish Humble visit every flower in two clumps of this Text Image

2607.

CUL-DAR49.34 Note: 1842.06.01 Bilberries rather late is frequented by numerous small Humble-bees Text Image

2608.

CUL-DAR76.A2 Note: 1842.06.01 Allen W sowed some years since gathered the seeds of Papaver bracteatum Text Image

2609.

CUL-DAR46.2.C23 Note: 1842.06.02 After watching 14 days many times every day many clumps of heartease Text Image

2610.

CUL-DAR107.63 Note: 1842.06.05 A very common tall Umbelliferous plants specimen dried with much pinnate Text Image

2611.

CUL-DAR205.5.51-52 Note: 1842.06.05 Geranium pyrenaicum (1512 Spirits) Text Image

2612.

CUL-DAR205.9.152 Note: 1842.06.06 Conditions required to preserve series of fossils to a distant period Text Image

2613.

CUL-DAR205.5.53-54 Note: 1842.06.06 Dried specimens / The Geranium phaeum (or varifolium v[ide] Hooker) was Text Image

2614.

CUL-DAR76.A5-A6 Note: 1842.06.07 Crucianella stylosa / Elizabeth W / Dichogam / (dried) pistils very long Text Image

2615.

CUL-DAR49.35-36 Note: 1842.06.08 Collinsia bicolor Allen Wedgwood / Keel hidden beneath wings [with Text Image

2616.

CUL-DAR49.35 Note: 1842.06.08 [Collinsia bicolor] Text Image

2617.

CUL-DAR49.37 Note: 1842.06.12 Syringa / Frequented by many Flies Syophus & 23 — I cannot perceive that Text Image

2618.

CUL-DAR205.6.24 Note: 1842.06.13 Saw large seedling beds (not planted out) Text Image

2619.

CUL-DAR49.38 Note: 1842.06.13 Saw some fine seedling beds, raised by Edward, of Greens, Cabbages & Text Image

2620.

CUL-DAR64.2.2-3 Note: 1842.06.13 Corrections Maer Paper / Field with Walnut tree opposite the House Text Image

2621.

CUL-DAR27.1.B1-B20 Note: 1842.06.19 Examined course of torrent of Conway above the C[apel] Curig [erosion and Text Image

2622.

CUL-DAR49.39 Note: 1842.06.19 Saw large Humble-Bees go to flowers of Lathyrus grandiflora Text Image

2623.

CUL-DAR205.1.32 Note: 1842.07.00 Properly Chymocarpus pentaphyllus — In Tropaeolum majus or Nasturtium Text Image

2624.

CUL-DAR162.79 Note: 1842.07.01 Early Frame / Woodfords Green Marrow Peas / Early long pod / Easy Magazine. (a memo) Text Image

2625.

CUL-DAR47.2 Note: 1842.07.01 If I cannot prove free crossing in all plants Text Image

2626.

CUL-DAR205.6.22 Note: 1842.07.05 Mr Gough Gravel Hill / Believes that bad constitutions & certain bowel Text Image

2627.

CUL-DAR205.1.30 Note: 1842.07.12 Prunella vulgaris excessively dwarfed Text Image

2628.

CUL-DAR49.40 Note: 1842.07.12 Saw many Humbles of different kinds going to Gilliflower Text Image

2629.

CUL-DAR205.1.31 Note: 1842.07.19 In Sutherlandia frutescens the wing-petals are abortive Text Image

2630.

CUL-DAR46.2.C24 Note: 1842.07.19--1842.08.21 Stach[y]s coccinea Humbles frequenting the bed in same spot in numbers & Text Image

2631.

CUL-DAR205.3.103 Note: 1842.08.00 Waterhouse / Amongst my Galapagos Coleopt[era] several mundane genera & Text Image

2632.

CUL-DAR205.9.160 Note: 1842.08.00 Saw at Geolog[ical Society] suite of Chalk fossils from S[outhern]? India Text Image

2633.

CUL-DAR205.1.29 Note: 1842.08.00 Waterhouse / Omaseus anthracimus[?] a wingless (but larger than in Text Image

2634.

CUL-DAR205.5.55 Note: 1842.08.00 Waterhouse / showed me a most beautiful series from broad Cicindela to Text Image

2635.

CUL-DAR205.5.58 Note: 1842.08.00 When an animal has two means of performing same function as some reptiles Text Image

2636.

CUL-DAR205.3.95 Note: 1842.08.00 Waterhouse / says of the Philippines group of Curculios one found in New Text Image

2637.

CUL-DAR205.3.97 Note: 1842.08.00 Waterhouse / Also Geographical Distribution / Is first convinced of local Text Image

2638.

CUL-DAR205.6.23 Note: 1842.08.00 Waterhouse says in one difficult genus two species had been doubted Text Image

2639.

CUL-DAR205.1.28 Note: 1842.08.22 The Chymocarpus pentephyllus Text Image

2640.

GeolSoc-COM-P4.2.130 Note: 1842.10.04 Referee reports on Newbold, Rock basins; Phillips on caves, elephant bones and pumice; and Hunt on an earthquake. Text Image

2641.

CUL-DAR205.9.161 Note: 1842.11.00 Talking with Lyell on extinction of Mammalia Text Image

2642.

CUL-DAR205.7.238 Note: 1842.11.00 Does not I St Hilaire say only races produce heterogeneous offspring some Text Image

2643.

CUL-DAR205.9.162 Note: 1842.12.16 Lyell says in 15 localities Mastodon horse &c decidedly after drift Text Image

2644.

CUL-DAR112.B99 Note: [Undated] House in London / [Darwin Charles Robert laughing over Gower Street decor and Text Image

2645.

CUL-DAR16.141 Note: [[1843--1859]] Koch `Florae Germanicae et Helveticae' 1843 (general note) Text Image

2646.

CUL-DAR16.145a-145b Note: [[1843--1859]] A Grisebach Spicilegium Florae Rumelicae et Bithynicae 1843 Text Image

2647.

CUL-DAR193 Note: 1843--1875 [All of DAR193 in one sequence of 143 images] Image

2648.

CUL-DAR205.10.71 Note: [Undated] Who in Skins cd detect the differences of individuals of same race Text Image

2649.

CUL-DAR199.1.7 Note: [Undated] After reading Snows M.S.S

2650.

CUL-DAR195.1.7 Note: [1842.after] My Baby Book p. 31 age of five shyness 32 & fixed look of young Text Image

2651.

CUL-DAR205.10.67 Note: [Undated] On forms being considered distinct when found in very distant localities Text Image

2652.

CUL-DAR209.15 Note: 1843--1881 [All of DAR209.15 in one sequence of 111 images] Image

2653.

CUL-DAR227.5.128 Note: 1843--1844 [financial] (accounts)

2654.

CUL-DAR227.5.124 Note: [1843] [financial] (receipt)

2655.

CUL-DAR219.11.40 Note: [Undated] Etty in childhood; extract from a letter of Mrs Darwin to her aunt

2656.

CUL-DAR219.11.29 Note: [Undated] [typed extracts from Darwin E née Wedgwood's letters, 1887-1888]

2657.

CUL-DAR219.11.30 Note: [Undated] [typed extracts from Darwin E née Wedgwood's letters 1874? to 1891]

2658.

CUL-DAR219.11.31 Note: [Undated] [typed extracts from Darwin E née Wedgwood's letters 1889 to 1895]

2659.

CUL-DAR227.5.122 Note: [1843] [financial] (division of money between his children)

2660.

CUL-DAR227.5.123 Note: [1843] [financial] (receipt)

2661.

CUL-DAR221 Note: 1843--1882 [All of DAR221 in one sequence of 242 images] Image

2662.

CUL-DAR242[.9] Note: 1843 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1843] Text Image

2663.

CUL-DAR262.23.13 Note: [1877orbefore] Modesty [of Darwin Charles Robert] Text Image

2664.

CUL-DAR262.23.3 Note: [Undated] Feb 1871 Just before publication of `Man' my Father told me Text Image

2665.

CUL-DAR262.23.5 Note: [Undated] Uncle Ras went down to Plymouth Text Image

2666.

CUL-DAR262.23.6 Note: [Undated] Stories on Voyage Text Image

2667.

CUL-DAR262.23.7 Note: [Undated] My Father used to describe how Wickham Text Image

2668.

CUL-DAR262.3.4 Note: 1843 Councillor's opinion about not signing a second release

2669.

CUL-DAR50.A1-A5,A5a,A6 Note: [1843] An account of some seeds buried at a great depth in a sand-pit, which Text Image

2670.

EH88206415 Note: Undated Feb 1871 Just before publication of `Man' my Father told me

2671.

EH88206417 Note: Undated Uncle Ras went down to Plymouth

2672.

EH88206418 Note: Undated Stories on Voyage

2673.

EH88206419 Note: Undated My Father used to describe how Wickham

2674.

EH88206425 Note: [1877orbefore] Modesty [of Darwin Charles Robert]

2675.

CUL-DAR89.134 Note: [1843--1874] Cook 1779 — Vancouver 1794 Text Image

2676.

EH88206099 Note: 1843 Councillor's opinion about not signing a second release

2677.

EH88202558 Note: 1843--1852 Notes on the well at Down House 1843-1852 Text Image

2678.

UCL-GREENOUGH.A.5-6.5.4 Note: 1843 Note by Charles Darwin about the 'Foreign Collection'.

2679.

RGS-JMS-6-36 Note: 1843 Referee report on Moody, R. C. Further details on the Falkland Islands and notes on the Indians of Patagonia.

2680.

CUL-DAR267.66 Note: 1843 Meditations after the fashion of sermons, 1843

2681.

CUL-DAR205.9.176 Note: 1843.02.00 Lyell says Stigmaria & Sigillaria are now found by Brongniart to have Text Image

2682.

CUL-DAR227.5.121 Note: 1843.03.04 [financial] (account statement) `A.C p61 Mrs Parkers Income no use'

2683.

CUL-DAR205.1.33 Note: 1843.04.00 Naturalist speaking of abortive organs Text Image

2684.

CUL-DAR205.5.60 Note: 1843.04.00 Aberrant groups Hensleigh remarks that groups are aberrant because they Text Image

2685.

CUL-DAR46.2.C25 Note: 1843.05.15 Sir J Lubbocks gardener told me he had often seen Humble Bees biting Text Image

2686.

EH88202300 Note: 1843.05.15--1844.12 General Aspect [Account of the Down Landscape] Text Image

2687.

CUL-DAR205.7.243 Note: 1843.06.00 Mr Gower tells me hybrids have been raised between Rhod[odendron] Text Image

2688.

CUL-DAR46.2.C26 Note: 1843.06.03--1843.08.22 To my surprise I saw Hive-Bees visiting in numbers the common Polygala Text Image

2689.

CUL-DAR205.5.88-89 Note: 1843.06.25 After having read some notes of Waterhouse on Mammals Text Image

2690.

CUL-DAR205.5.90 Note: 1843.07.00 As all groups by my theory blend into each other there could be no genera Text Image

2691.

CUL-DAR205.10.56 Note: 1843.10.19 Mr Leighton has sown seeds of Atriplex in garden collected from many Text Image

2692.

CUL-DAR42.55 Note: 1843.11.00 It may be suspected from correlation in range of cleavage with lines of Text Image

2693.

CUL-DAR107.64 Note: 1843.11.08 Found in poorest half-bare flinty field much dwarfed Ranunculus — half Text Image

2694.

CUL-DAR50.A7 Note: [1843.late?] Chenopodia, Atriplices not order / lenticular seeds / most abundant / ? triangular / Rumex triangular Text Image

2695.

CUL-DAR16.2 Note: 1844--1858 [All of DAR16.2 in one image sequence of 197 images] Image

2696.

CUL-DAR16.1 Note: 1844--1858 [All of DAR16.1 in one image sequence of 176 images] Image

2697.

CUL-DAR205.9.190 Note: 1844 Brit[ish] Mus[eum] / Saw a wonderful carnivore from Pampas with lower Text Image

2698.

CUL-DAR227.5.127 Note: 1844 [financial] (account statement) `A.C 70 C.R..D'

2699.

CUL-DAR227.5.126 Note: 1844 [financial] (account statement) `A.C 65 Ld Berwick'

2700.

CUL-DAR227.5.130 Note: 1844--1845 [financial] (accounts)

2701.

CUL-DAR250.8 Note: 1844 diary (summary)

2702.

CUL-DAR242[.10] Note: 1844 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1844] Text Image

2703.

CUL-DAR245.514 Note: [Undated] quotation from Hope's letter of Jan 26

2704.

CUL-DAR46.1 Note: 1844--1877 [All of DAR46.1 in one sequence of 105 images] Image

2705.

CUL-DAR48 Note: 1844--1867 [All of DAR48 in one sequence of 234 images] Image

2706.

CUL-DAR85.B25 Note: [Undated] Sheep [numbers of males and females] / [of `Natural Selection']: ch 6 Sexual Selection [p] 7g Image

2707.

PC-California Note: 1844--1846 [Catalogue of trees and plants at Down House.] Text Image PDF

2708.

RGS-JMS-6-39 Note: 1844 Referee report on Robinson, Murriel R. On the town of Carmen and settlement of the rio Negro of Patagonia.

2709.

CUL-DAR205.9.182-183 Note: 1844.01.00 Murchison tells me that Verneuil or d'Archiac some time ago established Text Image

2710.

CUL-DAR205.2.65 Note: 1844.02.00 Study depths of sea between Van Diemen's Land New Guinea & Australia Text Image

2711.

CUL-DAR42.137 Note: 1844.02.00 I cannot tell whether Scapulae Oysters Balanae were on bones but I think Text Image

2712.

CUL-DAR39.211-212 Note: [Undated] Analysis (best worth) (of various geological specimens) Text Image

2713.

CUL-DAR39.213 Note: [Undated] [list of places from which geological specimens collected] Text Image

2714.

CUL-DAR205.3.109 Note: 1844.02.22 Cuming / all except one or two Panama & Guayaquil marine shells at the Text Image

2715.

CUL-DAR205.9.184 Note: 1844.02.22 Dr Falconer / With Anoplotherium Palaeoth[erium] Text Image

2716.

CUL-DAR205.2.66 Note: 1844.03.00 My doubts about preoccupation & diffusion of plants is thus probably Text Image

2717.

CUL-DAR205.6.31 Note: 1844.03.00 As calf before horns grow is a foetus & yet conceives — selection cd Text Image

2718.

CUL-DAR205.3.111 Note: 1844.03.00 Where we see some species ranging over such wide spaces Text Image

2719.

CUL-DAR205.5.95 Note: 1844.03.00 Bell tells me in late lecture he put unity of type in striking way viz Text Image

2720.

CUL-DAR205.5.96 Note: 1844.03.00 It is an hallucination to suppose that Quinarianism can be explained by Text Image

2721.

CUL-DAR205.9.185-187 Note: 1844.03.20 Prof Forbes says he thinks that all Gasteropods pass through state of Text Image

2722.

CUL-DAR205.5.97 Note: 1844.03.31 Swainson's statement (& Waterhouse independently to me) Text Image

2723.

CUL-DAR205.5.98 Note: 1844.04.00 Waterhouse seemed to admit that probably all analogical characters Text Image

2724.

CUL-DAR205.5.99 Note: 1844.04.20 Saw a Mastodont tooth at Strzelecki Text Image

2725.

CUL-DAR205.10.61 Note: 1844.05.00 My father had the Trollius asiaticus 40 years ago of the most splendid orange Text Image

2726.

CUL-DAR205.7.108 Note: 1844.05.10 In a brood of Hybrids between common & China geese saw some with black & Text Image

2727.

CUL-DAR16.305 Note: 1844.06.00 The diffusion of a species into six regions (or its preexistence in one Text Image

2728.

CUL-DAR205.3.112 Note: 1844.06.00 Forbes says that most deep-water shells of Mediterranean are Text Image

2729.

CUL-DAR205.5.100 Note: 1844.06.00 Facts like that of the striking similarity of the gull of La Plata & Text Image

2730.

CUL-DAR205.9.188 Note: 1844.06.00 Falconer speaks of some fossil quite intermediate between Mastodon & Text Image

2731.

CUL-DAR49.41 Note: 1844.06.00 R Brown doubts Falconer's statement on notion that pollen-mass of any Asclepias is fixed. Text Image

2732.

CUL-DAR205.2.68 Note: 1844.06.26 Mr Crawfurd tells me after two or three years being Governor of isld of Text Image

2733.

CUL-DAR205.5.101 Note: 1844.07.19 Waterhouse tells me that out of the Coccinellas from the Colombia Rivers Text Image

2734.

CUL-DAR205.5.102 Note: 1844.07.31 The Earwig is case of a genus in an abnormal group being very abundant in individuals & species?? Text Image

2735.

CUL-DAR205.6.32 Note: 1844.08.00 Dr Hussey says for enquiries from Mr Williams & Shott that there is no Text Image

2736.

CUL-DAR205.3.113 Note: 1844.08.00 Waterhouse tells me that the Cuscus & Barbyrossas are different in the Text Image

2737.

CUL-DAR205.1.36 Note: 1844.08.00 Waterhouse says that beside his Bug case of one individual with wings Text Image

2738.

CUL-DAR205.5.105 Note: 1844.08.00 Waterhouse / Ichneumon prick with ovipositor believes no poison Text Image

2739.

CUL-DAR205.5.106 Note: 1844.08.00 Waterhouse says in Brit[ish] Museum series of Chinese Swallows nests Text Image

2740.

CUL-DAR227.8.33 Note: [1844.08.02] Due from Lord Beswick

2741.

CUL-DAR45.48 Note: 1844.08.17 Waterhouse tells me that Harpalus[?] oenoeus has not pure[?] varieties Text Image

2742.

CUL-DAR227.8.34 Note: [1844.10.00] Interest of £12000 Image

2743.

CUL-DAR205.6.34 Note: 1844.11.00 [Think over this] / In embryology, if embryo passes through several Text Image

2744.

CUL-DAR205.5.108 Note: 1844.11.00 After the "Vestiges of Nat Hist Creation" I see it will be necessary to Text Image

2745.

CUL-DAR205.9.189 Note: 1844.11.00 Forbes told me Irish Elk contemp[orary] with ice-period Text Image

2746.

CUL-DAR205.5.109 Note: 1844.12.00 Forbes says that lately in Berlin's Transactions Müller has written on Text Image

2747.

CUL-DAR39.95 Note: 1844.12.00 [List of shells] St Josephs / Port Desire / Port St Julian / S[anta] Cruz (lists of Text Image

2748.

CUL-DAR45.58 Note: 1844.12.00 Forbes has thought about variability, being effect of conditions Text Image

2749.

CUL-DAR100.35-40 Note: 1844.12.08 J.D Hooker notes

2750.

CUL-DAR227.5.125 Note: [1844?].11.04--[1844?].11.05 [financial] (balance of account)

2751.

CUL-DAR112.B40c-B46 Note: [Undated] Stories about my father's school days Text Image

2752.

CUL-DAR112.B47-B50 Note: [Undated] Stories told by my father Text Image

2753.

CUL-DAR112.B7-B8 Note: [Undated] My father & Sedgwick started on their geological walking tour through Text Image

2754.

CUL-DAR192.1-7 Note: [Undated] phyllotaxy / Theorum Image

2755.

CUL-DAR157.2.100 Note: [Undated] [Metric-imperial weight equivalences] Text Image

2756.

CUL-DAR165.71 Note: [Undated] The Rector of Wilby is Francis B. Goodacre Text Image

2757.

CUL-DAR200.3.73 Note: [Undated] 'Notes on the Darwin family' Text Image

2758.

CUL-DAR193.17 Note: [Undated] [calculations] Image

2759.

CUL-DAR186.42 Note: [Undated] [calculation] Text Image

2760.

CUL-DAR210.2.106 Note: [Undated] [family pedigree information] Text Image

2761.

CUL-DAR221.4.133 Note: [Undated] [calculations] folio [not numbered] Bottom corner of polar sub-triangle Image

2762.

CUL-DAR221.4.135 Note: [Undated] [calculations] folio [not numbered] Equatorial Image

2763.

CUL-DAR221.4.137 Note: [Undated] [calculations] folio [not numbered] Next to find the meridians Image

2764.

CUL-DAR221.4.139 Note: [Undated] [calculations] folio [not numbered] Polar sub-triangle Image

2765.

CUL-DAR221.4.140 Note: [Undated] [calculations] folio [not numbered] Therefore this intercepts Image

2766.

CUL-DAR210.9.32 Note: [Undated] [sheet of algebra]

2767.

CUL-DAR210.9.33 Note: [Undated] [sheet of algebra]

2768.

CUL-DAR221.4.129 Note: [Undated] [calculations] folio [not numbered] nearest pole Image

2769.

CUL-DAR221.4.131 Note: [Undated] [calculations] folio [not numbered] Central Image

2770.

CUL-DAR209.9.105 Note: [Undated] [calculations of amount of radiation from leaves in Text Image

2771.

CUL-DAR210.14.255 Note: [Undated] [family research notes] Image

2772.

CUL-DAR251.2072 Note: [Undated] [mathematical argument]

2773.

CUL-DAR251.2658 Note: [Undated] Perthes of Gotha

2774.

CUL-DAR227.5.131 Note: [1845.notbefore] [financial] `Securities'

2775.

CUL-DAR227.5.134 Note: 1845--1846 [financial] (accounts)

2776.

CUL-DAR251.1852 Note: [Undated] [scrap of graph paper]

2777.

CUL-DAR221.2.40 Note: [Undated] presentation copy of 'Origin' 6th edition

2778.

CUL-DAR221.4.110 Note: [Undated] [calculations] folio [not numbered] Image

2779.

CUL-DAR221.4.122 Note: [Undated] [calculations] folio 1 Image

2780.

CUL-DAR221.4.124 Note: [Undated] [calculations] folio 2 Image

2781.

CUL-DAR221.4.126 Note: [Undated] [calculations] folio 3 Image

2782.

CUL-DAR251.2241 Note: [Undated] Tripos 1868 (Marks of Senior Wranglers)

2783.

CUL-DAR242[.11] Note: 1845 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1845] Text Image

2784.

CUL-DAR251.2810 Note: [Undated] [financial]

2785.

CUL-DAR251.3668 Note: [Undated] note concerning orbits of comets

2786.

CUL-DAR43.1 Note: 1845--1846 [All of DAR43.1 in one sequence of 105 images] Text Image PDF

2787.

CUL-DAR251.2071 Note: [Undated] [mathematical argument]

2788.

CUL-DAR64.2.13 Note: [Undated] Castings from the Terrace [measurements] Text Image

2789.

CUL-DAR43.2.A1-A46 Note: [1845--1846] 'Buenos Ayres The fossil shells from this locality' : 1-46 (species of shells of different South American localities enumerated) Image PDF

2790.

CUL-DAR46.2.B13 Note: [1845] Mr Cumings list [of shells] Text Image

2791.

CUL-DAR46.2 Note: 1845--1874 [All of DAR46.2 in one sequence of 287 images] Image

2792.

CUL-DAR51.A28 Note: [Undated] Angles of Divergence of Leaves [calculations and table of values] Text Image

2793.

CUL-DAR56.26 Note: [Undated] [calculation of weight of nitrate of ammonia] Text Image

2794.

CUL-DAR51.C12-C13 Note: [Undated] [imperial-metric conversions and other measurements] Image

2795.

CUL-DAR51.C15 Note: [Undated] [measurements of molecules] Text Image

2796.

CUL-DAR52.C1-C4 Note: [Undated] The stream flows in a cylindrical bed & the width is 5 times the depth Text Image

2797.

CUL-DAR57.130 Note: [Undated] The diameter of a sphere of spec gr 1.678 & weighing .00000324 Text Image

2798.

CUL-DAR57.131-133 Note: [Undated] The diam of a sphere of water which shall weigh .00000324 milligrammes is Text Image

2799.

CUL-DAR60.2.59-59v Note: [Undated] [calculations concerning grains of salt] Text Image

2800.

CUL-DAR53.2.131 Note: [Undated] "During every violent act of expiration whether in hearty laughter Text Image

2801.

CUL-DAR64.2.28 Note: [Undated] Leith Hill square yard [calculations] Text Image

2802.

CUL-DAR80.B45-B46 Note: [Undated] [calculations concerning male mortality and population density] Text Image

2803.

CUL-DAR77.16 Note: [Undated] The want of regularity in height of the plants forming the 3 series may Text Image

2804.

CUL-DAR77.17 Note: [Undated] Comparing the first two columns the crossed are more irregular than the Text Image

2805.

CUL-DAR85.A25-A28 Note: [Undated] single women / married women / red, fair, brown, dark, black Text Image

2806.

CUL-DAR80.B111 Note: [Undated] Forebrain / Midbrain / Hindbrain [location of structures] Text Image

2807.

CUL-DAR85.B136 Note: [Undated] Deer Antelopes Sheep / Draft of Descent? Text Image

2808.

CUL-DAR85.B1b-B17 Note: [Undated] [calculations concerning numbers of `brown' and `red' animals in a Image

2809.

EH88206202-3 Note: [1882.before] W.E..D and G.H..D Executors [of Charles Robert Darwin's will]

2810.

CUL-DAR267.67 Note: 1845 Notebook of religious poetry, 1845

2811.

CUL-DAR205.6.35 Note: 1845.01.00 I must admit, when I speak of all parts varying that ovules as far as is Text Image

2812.

CUL-DAR205.5.110 Note: 1845.01.00 When we think of fossil Mammifer of S[outh] America India & Australia all Text Image

2813.

CUL-DAR250.9 Note: 1845.01.00--1845.03.00 diary

2814.

CUL-DAR205.5.111 Note: 1845.02.00 When an organ is very different from others of series as eyes of Loligo Text Image

2815.

CUL-DAR205.10.63 Note: 1845.02.07 Mr Cuming thinks that a species variable in one place Text Image

2816.

CUL-DAR205.9.200 Note: 1845.03.00 What is the highest form in any class? Text Image

2817.

CUL-DAR210.10.4 Note: 1845.03.00 Sketch of an estate at Beesby near Alford in the county of Lincoln Image

2818.

CUL-DAR250.10 Note: 1845.03.00--1845.11.00 diary (summary)

2819.

CUL-DAR227.5.132 Note: 1845.03.06 [financial] (account statement) `Parker account'

2820.

CUL-DAR227.8.35 Note: 1845.03.25 [financial (balance of account)]

2821.

CUL-DAR227.8.36 Note: 1845.03.27 Bought for Miss B Lloyd

2822.

CUL-DAR205.10.65 Note: 1845.04.00 Falconer who has seen march of Elephant has seen 12,000 in one day at a Text Image

2823.

CUL-DAR205.10.66 Note: 1845.04.00 Sowerby showed me a Janthina with last whorl partly separated & tubules Text Image

2824.

CUL-DAR205.3.119 Note: 1845.04.01 Cuming says one family of land-shells from Sandwich Is[lands] peculiar Text Image

2825.

CUL-DAR47.3 Note: 1845.04.01 Ch 6 / Gould says partridges in certain districts in England vary a Text Image

2826.

CUL-DAR227.8.37 Note: 1845.04.19 [financial (balance of account)]

2827.

CUL-DAR227.8.38 Note: 1845.04.24 Bought in the name of T Salt 2838.4.1

2828.

CUL-DAR227.8.39 Note: [1845.04.29.after] [financial (balance of account)]

2829.

CUL-DAR205.2.72 Note: 1845.05.00 Hooker refers to plant from Elizabeth Isd Text Image

2830.

CUL-DAR205.2.73 Note: 1845.05.00 Mollusca show difference of range in same class Text Image

2831.

CUL-DAR205.3.120 Note: 1845.05.00 Gould showed me some beautiful cases of Alcyone very close just Text Image

2832.

CUL-DAR205.4.39 Note: 1845.05.00 The fact as shown in my Journal of Behrings Straits being the passage Text Image

2833.

CUL-DAR205.5.113 Note: 1845.05.00 Waterhouse has read paper to show / that typical genera (ie with organs Text Image

2834.

CUL-DAR205.10.70 Note: 1845.06.00 Mr Crawfurd says black var[iety] of Leopard very common in Java Text Image

2835.

CUL-DAR205.1.40 Note: 1845.06.00 Lyell says Apterix (nor Dinornis(?) no keel to Breast-bone Text Image

2836.

CUL-DAR205.4.38 Note: 1845.06.00 Falconer quotes Edgeworth that there is a S[outh] American alpine genus Text Image

2837.

CUL-DAR205.5.114 Note: 1845.06.00 Falconer showed me beautiful series of elephant & Mastodon with structure Text Image

2838.

CUL-DAR205.9.201 Note: 1845.06.00 On Mica-slate of Antrim in Ireland (described by Bryce in early Text Image

2839.

CUL-DAR205.9.203 Note: 1845.06.00 In discussing under what circumstances fossils will be preserved Text Image

2840.

CUL-DAR227.8.40 Note: 1845.06.20 [financial (statement of interest)]

2841.

CUL-DAR205.3.122 Note: 1845.07.00 At the Galapagos the Progne the Bittern & a wader are smaller than the Text Image

2842.

CUL-DAR205.1.41 Note: 1845.07.00 Waterhouse fact (is it one?) of fangs to grinders in some mice appearing Text Image

2843.

CUL-DAR251.496 Note: [ny].07.23 [concerning work by Craig J.I and Berry M.J]

2844.

CUL-DAR205.3.268 Note: 1845.07.28 lists relating to CUL-DAR205.3.267

2845.

CUL-DAR227.8.42 Note: [1845.late] Exchequer Bills

2846.

CUL-DAR227.8.41 Note: 1845.09.19 Sold for Miss B Lloyd

2847.

CUL-DAR205.11.137 Note: 1845.10.00 Mr Wynne ... Doubts about Irish Horses hereditarily jumping Text Image

2848.

CUL-DAR205.1.43 Note: 1845.11.00 Falconer says abortive organs most useful or classifiable Text Image

2849.

CUL-DAR205.1.44 Note: 1845.11.00 Bentham's remark that abortive Parts are variable in species Text Image

2850.

CUL-DAR50.E10 Note: 1845.11.00 The number of Spiders & ants in one Hothouse shows what a power of Text Image

2851.

CUL-DAR205.7.110 Note: 1845.11.20 Zoolog[ical] Gardens / Saw 3 hybrids between Penguin-duck & Aegyptian Text Image

2852.

CUL-DAR205.4.40-42 Note: 1845.12.00 Forbes widest distributed forms, thinks probably oldest created? Text Image

2853.

CUL-DAR205.9.205 Note: 1845.12.00 When Agassiz, d'Orbigny & Pictet say no species common Text Image

2854.

CUL-DAR205.5.115 Note: 1845.12.25 Family Genus & species cease to have meaning when we collect every Text Image

2855.

CUL-DAR43.1.6-45 Note: [1845.01.00--1845.02.00?] Sowerby George Brettingham to Darwin Charles Robert Text Image PDF

2856.

CUL-DAR227.5.129 Note: [1845?].12.29 [financial] (division of money between his children)

2857.

CUL-DAR210.10.11 Note: [1846] Account as at 22 May 1846 Text Image

2858.

CUL-DAR227.5.133 Note: 1846 [financial] (account statement) `A.C 73 Childe'

2859.

CUL-DAR227.5.138 Note: 1846--1847 [financial] (accounts)

2860.

CUL-DAR250.37 Note: [1850.ca] [relating to family matters]

2861.

CUL-DAR250.11 Note: 1846 diary

2862.

CUL-DAR85.A50 Note: [1846--1871] `Penny Encyclopedia' II: 14[4]-150 Text Image

2863.

NHM-Z-89-f-DAR Note: [1846--1854] [Barnacle specimen list] Balanus amphitrite for Brit. Mus Text Image

2864.

CUL-DAR205.4.80 Note: 1846.01.00 Hooker — Fitchia nutans, a very wholly distinct genus Text Image

2865.

CUL-DAR50.E11 Note: 1846.01.00 Hooker tells me that from 73° S H Bottenia (which Macleay saw) Text Image

2866.

CUL-DAR205.6.36 Note: 1846.01.01 The young chickens of Black Spanish Fowl have very little plumes on them Text Image

2867.

CUL-DAR227.8.43 Note: 1846.01.09 Sold for Miss B Lloyd

2868.

CUL-DAR227.8.44 Note: 1846.01.10 [financial (balance of account)]

2869.

CUL-DAR227.8.45 Note: [1846][.01.09.after] Exchequer Bills

2870.

CUL-DAR39.128-129 Note: [1846.01.31] [List of Darwin's Bahia Blanca shells identified] Text Image

2871.

CUL-DAR205.3.126 Note: 1846.02.00 Gray says finds that the Porpoises from different seas thought same turn Text Image

2872.

CUL-DAR205.9.213 Note: 1846.02.00 22 / Reflecting on Falconer's case of series of Mastodons & Elephants Text Image

2873.

CUL-DAR205.9.214 Note: 1846.02.00 Murchison says Permian plants very close to Carboniferous Text Image

2874.

CUL-DAR205.1.47 Note: 1846.03.00 Owen / says little wings of Apterix (which are perfect except in size) Text Image

2875.

CUL-DAR205.7.111 Note: 1846.03.00 Mr Perry had setter bitch which had first litter by Terrier Text Image

2876.

CUL-DAR205.10.72 Note: 1846.05.00 A Smith says that certain single parts or characters in Reptiles thought Text Image

2877.

CUL-DAR205.2.80 Note: 1846.05.20 Forbes says the case of good-sized Mitra (a tropical genus) in Greenland Text Image

2878.

CUL-DAR205.9.218 Note: 1846.06.00 Forbes says some cretaceous fossils of India show relations to living Text Image

2879.

CUL-DAR205.9.219 Note: 1846.06.00 Besides the probability of no deposits & no organic remains in open ocean Text Image

2880.

CUL-DAR5.B31-B32 Note: 1846.06.00--1847.07.00 Not a tenth of mile lower surface or upper of this block was decayed / Text Image

2881.

CUL-DAR205.7.144 Note: 1846.06.01 Fox W.D / Has known case of a Guinea-fowl cock which used always to tread Text Image

2882.

CUL-DAR205.7.209 Note: 1846.06.01 His Hybrids from common goose & Swan Text Image

2883.

CUL-DAR205.7.210 Note: 1846.06.01 Fox says positively it is most difficult to get a stallion horse to Text Image

2884.

CUL-DAR205.1.49 Note: 1846.06.18 After month of very hot weather — Brick-red upright Lily which last Text Image

2885.

CUL-DAR16.303 Note: 1846.07.00 Hooker has shown that where most species by no means most individuals (I Text Image

2886.

CUL-DAR205.9.220 Note: 1846.08.00 Lyell says he can prove delta of Missisippi is 100,000 old since Text Image

2887.

CUL-DAR107.65 Note: 1846.09.00 Seedling var of Saponaria Calabrica from the same lot as common kind - Text Image

2888.

CUL-DAR205.6.38 Note: 1846.10.00 It is never to be lost sight of whether characters are drawn from Text Image

2889.

CUL-DAR227.5.135 Note: 1846.10.03 [financial] (account statement) `A.C 37'

2890.

CUL-DAR157.1.86 Note: [Undated] The tendril of Tropaeolum tricolor has a small pointed slightly flattened Text Image

2891.

CUL-DAR209.2.17 Note: [Undated] Desmodium Image

2892.

CUL-DAR205.4.59 Note: 1847 Barbecinia (Hooker) a small but very distinct Nat[ive] Family of Brazil Text Image

2893.

CUL-DAR227.5.136 Note: 1847 [financial] (account statement) `A.C 37'

2894.

CUL-DAR227.5.137 Note: [1847] [financial] (account statement) `A.C 37'

2895.

CUL-DAR222.1- Note: 1847--1871 Index to annotations by Darwin Charles Robert in his copies of `Gardeners' Chronicle', which is in the Botanic Garden Library, Cambridge Text Image

2896.

CUL-DAR249.97 Note: [Undated] quotation from `Animals and plants vol 2': 414

2897.

CUL-DAR250.12 Note: 1847--1849 diary

2898.

CUL-DAR49.154 Note: [1847] Hooker believes that R Brown on variation in Goodeniaceae is in Flinders Text Image

2899.

CUL-DAR84.2.110 Note: [Undated] Mr Gould / Urosticte benjamani: the female has all tail-feathers Text Image

2900.

CUL-DAR84.2.166-167 Note: [Undated] [queries [and answers? by Bartlett?] numbered 5-15 concerning sexual Text Image

2901.

CUL-DAR267.49 Note: 1847 Pocket book, 1847

2902.

CUL-DAR205.4.81 Note: 1847.01.00 Hooker ... Stocks & Migniotte become perennial Text Image

2903.

CUL-DAR74.36 Note: 1847.01.00 Owen says of the Petit Lachrymal of Em Rousseau that these bones belong Text Image

2904.

CUL-DAR74.45 Note: 1847.01.00 Andrew Smith says that the saliva of non venomous snakes seems in some degree injurious; & that a bite smart a degree more than accountable from prick Text Image

2905.

CUL-DAR227.5.139 Note: 1847.01.13 [financial] (account statement) `Parker account'

2906.

CUL-DAR205.2.84 Note: 1847.03.00 With respect to the tulip-roots transported by mice Text Image

2907.

CUL-DAR205.2.85 Note: 1847.04.30 Falconers cold period of India is simply that India in 31°.N is hotter Text Image

2908.

CUL-DAR205.7.219 Note: 1847.06.22 Zoolog[ical] Soc[iety] / L[or]d Derby announced a hybrid between common Text Image

2909.

CUL-DAR205.5.120 Note: 1847.07.00 The affinities of organisms are represented by distance Text Image

2910.

CUL-DAR46.2.B55 Note: [1847.07.09] In Watson's Cybele Britannica, considering only Dicots [calculation of Text Image

2911.

CUL-DAR46.2.B56-B56a Note: 1847.07.09] In Watson's Cybele Brit there are 95 species marked as `Aliens' [Species per genus in alien plants.] Text Image

2912.

CUL-DAR46.2.B57 Note: [1847.07.09] Alien Dicot[yledon] (list of species [taken from Watson H.C `Cybele. [Species per genus in alien plants.] Text Image

2913.

CUL-DAR46.2.B54 Note: [1847.07.09] In Watson's Cybele in the Monocots [calculation of number of species per Text Image

2914.

CUL-DAR205.9.231 Note: 1847.08.00 22 / It is rash to argue even that Cetacea & Phocae did not exist in Text Image

2915.

CUL-DAR205.1.53 Note: 1847.08.12 On my theory, abortive organs allow of telling that animals with such & Text Image

2916.

CUL-DAR205.4.52 Note: 1847.08.20 Visit to Kew / Hooker admits that there are more peculiar species on Text Image

2917.

CUL-DAR205.5.121 Note: 1847.09.00 What a vast range of character in the Branchipoda & Entomostraca Text Image

2918.

CUL-DAR205.1.54 Note: 1847.09.00 Falconer showed me splendid series of Radius & Ulna from Camel Text Image

2919.

CUL-DAR205.9.232 Note: [1847.09.00]--1909 When one thinks of 2 or 3 species of genera of Marsup. Text Image

2920.

CUL-DAR133.19.3 Note: [Undated] Ammannia latifolia (Lythraceae) Text Image

2921.

CUL-DAR107.4 Note: [Undated] Note Fawcett July 16 61 / My father was evidently gratified by Mr Text Image

2922.

CUL-DAR110.B3a Note: [Undated] Cratoxylon / Pollen of short-styled to that of long styled as 100 to 86.2 Text Image

2923.

CUL-DAR110.B4a Note: [Undated] Forsythia suspensa / Length of pistil of long-styled (without ovary) is Text Image

2924.

CUL-DAR110.B5 Note: [Undated] Gilia micrantha [size of stigmas and pollen] Text Image

2925.

CUL-DAR133.19.43 Note: [Undated] Primula elatior 2077 flowers examined Text Image

2926.

CUL-DAR143.375 Note: [Undated] memo concerning the item CUL-DAR143.374 Text Image

2927.

CUL-DAR109.B112-B113 Note: [Undated] Pontederia / Pistils / length as 100 to 31.73 Text Image

2928.

CUL-DAR109.B115 Note: [Undated] Oxalis (Biophytum) sensitiva / Perfect flowers Text Image

2929.

CUL-DAR109.B118 Note: [Undated] Mollia lepidota / short stamen full grown spec[imen] (mid[-styled]) Text Image

2930.

CUL-DAR109.B98 Note: [Undated] short style long stamen [table of plant sizes] Text Image

2931.

CUL-DAR110.A18 Note: [Undated] Hottonia / Distance from middle of anther to middle of stigma in short Text Image

2932.

CUL-DAR110.A9-A10 Note: [Undated] Nine primrose of each kind measured as before Text Image

2933.

CUL-DAR110.B100 Note: [Undated] Aegiphila / Anthers in length as 100 to 43.6 Text Image

2934.

CUL-DAR110.B102-B104 Note: [Undated] Cinchona / Pollen / short styled to long styled as 100 to 91 Text Image

2935.

CUL-DAR110.B12 Note: [Undated] Mollia lepidota — certainly two lengths of stamens in the same flower Text Image

2936.

CUL-DAR110.B20 Note: [Undated] Gilia pulchella / Long-styled — mean of 11 measurements / Diameter of Text Image

2937.

CUL-DAR110.B27 Note: [Undated] Cordia dry pollen of one form cannot be distinguished from that of the Text Image

2938.

CUL-DAR143.259 Note: [Undated] memo concerning the item CUL-DAR143.258 Image

2939.

CUL-DAR111.B36 Note: [Undated] [list of plant families] Text Image

2940.

CUL-DAR149.2.12 Note: [Undated] Notes to `"Edinburgh" notebook' (copy)

2941.

CUL-DAR153.272 Note: [Undated] [concerning Charles Robert Darwin's use in Movement in plants of Gray A's figure of

2942.

CUL-DAR200.3.62 Note: [Undated] He writes to Hooker Text Image

2943.

CUL-DAR200.3.63 Note: [Undated] polydactylism Text PDF

2944.

CUL-DAR200.3.66 Note: [Undated] C.D on heterostylism Text Image

2945.

CUL-DAR200.3.71 Note: [Undated] The sketch supports the belief' Text Image

2946.

CUL-DAR200.3.74 Note: [Undated] Group of Englishmen Meteyard 1871 Text Image

2947.

CUL-DAR186.40 Note: [Undated] 2 anthers larger Text Image

2948.

CUL-DAR194.24 Note: [Undated] [list of plants and dates secreting nectar?] Text Image

2949.

CUL-DAR196.1-5,7-8 Note: 1848--1869 [All of DAR196.1-5,7-8 in one sequence of 121 images] Image

2950.

CUL-DAR200.2.38 Note: [Undated] "No I Marshall Laundress specimens in the window Out. Return at 4.30"

2951.

CUL-DAR200.3.50 Note: [Undated] Contents Portfolio alpha Text Image

2952.

CUL-DAR200.3.51 Note: [Undated] Dec 29 1836 Mr Darwin too late in Hall [text copied from Christ's College wine book] PDF

2953.

CUL-DAR209.10.40 Note: [Undated] Lupinus luteus Text Image

2954.

CUL-DAR209.2.18-20 Note: [Undated] Desmodium and other species Text Image

2955.

CUL-DAR205.2.234 Note: [1848--1851] [relating to birds transporting seeds] Text Image

2956.

CUL-DAR209.14 Note: 1848--1879 [All of DAR209.14 in one sequence of 285 images] Image

2957.

CUL-DAR209.4.338v Note: [Undated] Lotus jacobaeus Hypericum orientalis Emmenanthe Heliotrope did not close at night Trifolium resupinatum did Text Image

2958.

CUL-DAR209.10.82-84 Note: [Undated] Leguminosae Text Image

2959.

CUL-DAR209.5.92-93 Note: [Undated] Beans / [Force of radicles] Text Image

2960.

CUL-DAR209.5.98 Note: [Undated] Beans / differential sensitiveness of radicles Image

2961.

CUL-DAR209.6.129-130 Note: [Undated] Oxalis corniculata Text Image

2962.

CUL-DAR209.14.32 Note: [Undated] Euphorbia [jacquiniflora] Text Image

2963.

CUL-DAR209.3.75 Note: [Undated] Azalea indica Text Image

2964.

CUL-DAR210.14.200 Note: [Undated] note 'Exchequer: Deposition of Commission: William and Mary' Image

2965.

CUL-DAR211.100 Note: [Undated] Mucos[?] / Ramified cell — cell wall where propagn Text Image

2966.

CUL-DAR242[.12] Note: 1848 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1848] Text Image

2967.

CUL-DAR64.2.90 Note: [Undated] Nilgiris / Weight of Castings Text Image

2968.

CUL-DAR64.2.91 Note: [Undated] [calculations leading to result: ] `.62 lb per worm' Text Image

2969.

CUL-DAR262.10.24 Note: [Undated] No move in last 10 years? No body has shown rapid move in soil with wet?

2970.

CUL-DAR59.1.117 Note: [Undated] Pinguicula grandiflorus [annotated diagram] Text Image

2971.

CUL-DAR59.1.136 Note: [Undated] U[tricularia] montana [annotated diagram of measurements] Text Image

2972.

CUL-DAR59.2.85 Note: [Undated] U[tricularia] intermedia / Prey caught Text Image

2973.

CUL-DAR59.2.87 Note: [Undated] Utricularia / Kew spec[imen] / Terminal buds in U intermedia rather more Text Image

2974.

CUL-DAR59.2.88 Note: [Undated] Bladder [diagram] 1/293 inch in longest diameter Text Image

2975.

CUL-DAR55.70-71 Note: [Undated] not minimum weight yet ascertained [calculations of weight sufficient to Text Image

2976.

CUL-DAR68.22 Note: [Undated] When there is no bloom on either side, about half of the species have all Text Image

2977.

CUL-DAR60.2.97 Note: [Undated] Polypompholyx multifida — W Australia / The bladders grow in a whorl at Text Image

2978.

CUL-DAR60.2.98-102 Note: [Undated] G[enlisea] ornata / The leaves of Genlisea are of two kinds described by Text Image

2979.

CUL-DAR53.2.147 Note: [Undated] See Sp[encer] H `Principles of Psychology' 2nd edition 1870 / 3rd Edit 1881 Text Image

2980.

CUL-DAR65.42 Note: [Undated] Very clean looking chalk from the deepest part of chalk pit between Text Image

2981.

CUL-DAR69.A60 Note: [Undated] Krusenstern / Freycinet / La Place / Surville [references to works Text Image

2982.

CUL-DAR65.117 Note: [Undated] Hydrochloric (dilute) has 30.1 per cent of by volume of strong Text Image

2983.

CUL-DAR65.130-131 Note: [Undated] What would 240 cubic inches weigh? Text Image

2984.

CUL-DAR76.B116 Note: [Undated] [list of plant families [spontaneously self-fertile?]] Text Image

2985.

CUL-DAR86.B33 Note: [Undated] Insectivorous Plants p. 196 line 15 "Scheeles mixture (6 per cent)" Text Image

2986.

EH88206187 Note: Undated No move in last 10 years? No body has shown rapid move in soil with wet?

2987.

KEW-Outwards-Books-1 Note: 1848--1859 Outwards books: (plants leaving Kew):- 1/Outwards Book 1848-1859

2988.

CUL-DAR209.4.367 Note: [ny].01.20--[ny].01.21 Ricinus / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation. Text Image

2989.

CUL-DAR205.5.124 Note: 1848.02.00 Owen says that there is organ in Ray's Tail anatomically certainly like Text Image

2990.

CUL-DAR205.9.235 Note: 1848.02.00 Forbes has admirable ideas on the unity in time of genus (such as I Text Image

2991.

CUL-DAR209.4.271 Note: [ny].02.18 Marrow Text Image

2992.

CUL-DAR209.4.303 Note: [ny].02.20--[ny].02.22 Orange Text Image

2993.

CUL-DAR209.4.340v Note: [ny].02.28--[ny].03.01 Sea kale in pot on left in Greenhouse both prostrate with blackened Text Image

2994.

CUL-DAR209.9.41 Note: [ny][.03.15.before] Marsilea Text Image

2995.

CUL-DAR209.3.245 Note: [ny].03.05--[ny].03.17 Oxalis ortegesii Text Image

2996.

CUL-DAR209.3.140 Note: [ny].03.07--[ny].03.11 Cyperus alternifolius[?] Papyrus Hothouse rug-house head 1 1/2 mm from paper Text Image

2997.

CUL-DAR209.3.228 Note: [ny].03.14 Lilium auretum Text Image

2998.

CUL-DAR209.3.229 Note: [ny].03.14 Lilium auretum [fig 113] Text Image

2999.

CUL-DAR209.3.291 Note: [ny].03.14--[ny].03.16 Rubus idaeus Text Image

3000.

CUL-DAR209.9.43-45 Note: [ny].03.17 Marsilea Text Image

3001.

CUL-DAR209.3.73 Note: [ny].03.22--[ny].03.23 Aloysia citriodora [with diagram for fig 111] Text Image

3002.

CUL-DAR73.51a Note: 1848.04.00 Owen showing me the head of new African ourang remarked that it was Text Image

3003.

CUL-DAR209.6.97-98 Note: [ny].04.16--[ny].04.20 Lathraea squamaria [application of water] Text Image

3004.

CUL-DAR205.2.86 Note: 1848.06.00 Mr Saunders informs me Text Image

3005.

CUL-DAR73.21-22 Note: 1848.06.00 In wasps & Humble Bees in which (I believe) females at first work Text Image

3006.

CUL-DAR209.15.60 Note: [ny].06.01 Large stoneware vessel with glass tap Text Image

3007.

CUL-DAR209.15.61-62 Note: [ny].06.01 Wiesner finds that if a plant is subjected to periods of Text Image

3008.

CUL-DAR60.1.90 Note: [ny].06.25 (1) Dipped half a Drosera leaf [diagram] into a solution of sugar Text Image

3009.

CUL-DAR205.5.125 Note: 1848.07.00 Fulgora (a Ho[mo]pterous insect) Elat[ior?] & Lampyris these somewhat Text Image

3010.

CUL-DAR209.15.63 Note: [1848].08.06--[1882].08.06 Rose 2 Hy[bri]d Climber "The Garland" [application of formic acid] Text Image

3011.

CUL-DAR68.154 Note: [ny].08.28--[ny].09.01 10 15 a.m Sedum in study [weight of plant at different times] Text Image

3012.

CUL-DAR209.3.221 Note: [ny].10.08--[ny].10.10 Imatophyllum Text Image

3013.

CUL-DAR209.4.281 Note: [ny].10.20--[ny].10.21 Nankin cotton Text Image

3014.

CUL-DAR209.4.284 Note: [ny].10.25 Nankin cotton Text Image

3015.

CUL-DAR209.4.171 Note: [ny].10.26 Helianthus annuus [as CUL-DAR209.4.170] Text Image

3016.

CUL-DAR209.4.286 Note: [ny].10.26 Nankin cotton Image

3017.

CUL-DAR209.4.173 Note: [ny].10.28 Helianthus Text Image

3018.

CUL-DAR185.110ii Note: 1848.11.00 'Species are forms connected' Ms p 2 (fragment) / draft or note? / verso 'The fairies of the mountain' p. 1 Text Image

3019.

CUL-DAR209.9.66-67 Note: [ny].11.21--[ny].11.29 Trifolium subterraneum Text Image

3020.

CUL-DAR205.5.127 Note: 1848.12.00 I have been much struck in Anotifera[?] how the genus ... breaks up into Text Image

3021.

CUL-DAR45.2-3 Note: 1848.12.00 I consider species to be forms which together in same country have kept Text Image

3022.

CUL-DAR209.7.40 Note: [ny].12.03 Cress Text Image

3023.

CUL-DAR242[.13] Note: 1849 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1849] Text Image

3024.

EH88202563 Note: 1849--1854 Diary of Health 1849-54 / 1849-1854 PDF

3025.

SHROP-7305-M162 Note: 1849 Field Name Map of principal houses at Mountfields and the Mount, Shrewsbury

3026.

CUL-DAR267.47 Note: 1849 Honeymoon tour journal, 1849

3027.

CUL-DAR47.4 Note: 1849.08.00 Ch 6 / If time was enormous compared with space, then there wd be little Text Image

3028.

CUL-DAR16.185-188 Note: [[1850--1859]] Genera with 5 sp[ecies] & upwards / genera with 4 species / genera with 3 Text Image

3029.

CUL-DAR194 Note: 1850--1878 [All of DAR194 in one sequence of 98 images] Image

3030.

CUL-DAR194.1-12 Note: 1850s--1860s Humble Bees Notebook [mostly concerning their navigation around the Down Text Image

3031.

CUL-DAR242[.14] Note: 1850 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1850] Text Image

3032.

CUL-DAR250.13 Note: 1850--1851 diary

3033.

CUL-DAR262.7.12 Note: [Undated] note [on Parker-Hadley pedigree]

3034.

CUL-DAR258.2001 Note: [1850s.early] diary; containing draft/copy of letter to Rich M

3035.

CUL-DAR45.105 Note: [Undated] Lubbock's muscles / wonderful variation & attachment / (Buff-tip) Text Image

3036.

CUL-DAR48.B19 Note: [1850--1859] Lalanne [calculations] / Could it not be calculated what angle the 3 Text Image

3037.

CUL-DAR87.18 Note: [Undated] Alp De Candolle who has very fine sense of smell says powers eminently variable in civilized man Text Image

3038.

EH88202560 Note: 1850 Health. Prescription (?) 1850

3039.

CUL-DAR267.48 Note: 1850 Botanical notebook, 1850

3040.

CUL-DAR205.5.128 Note: 1850.01.07 Cause of non-passage of forms in any of Geological Formations Text Image

3041.

CUL-DAR16.246a-246b Note: [[1850.02.12--1859]] List of Dicots. added in Supplement. Hooker New Zealand Flora Dicots / Monocots (tables) Text Image

3042.

CUL-DAR15.2.17 Note: [Undated] List of those genera which have vars in the Manual & which have "close species" in Dr Grays M.S. Text Image

3043.

CUL-DAR205.5.129 Note: 1850.04.00 How all-pervading & deeply seated is the affinity of organisms Text Image

3044.

CUL-DAR46.1.26 Note: 1850.04.00 Sulivan says in the spring of 1849 Text Image

3045.

CUL-DAR205.10.89 Note: 1850.04.06--1850.04.07 [relating to letter from Hooker J.D] Text Image

3046.

CUL-DAR27.1.F11 Note: [ny].07.00--[ny].11.00 (table of performance of seeds immersed in salt water) Text Image

3047.

CUL-DAR205.3.141 Note: 1850.10.25 Agassiz doctrine that a number of individ[uals] of a spe[cies] created at Text Image

3048.

CUL-DAR205.9.238 Note: 1850.11.08 If we hypothetically for moment suppose that series of formations went Text Image

3049.

LINSOC-SP.585c[3] Note: 1850.11.15 The paper on Physalia by T. H. Huxley. Report by Richard Owen dated 15 November 1850. Text Image

3050.

LINSOC-SP.585c[5] Note: 1850.11.15 Papers on Physalia and Diphydæ by T. H. Huxley. Text Image

3051.

CUL-DAR117.- Note: [1850s--1860s?] Notebook concerning flowers (with diagrams) Text Image

3052.

CUL-DAR234.1-40 Note: [1850s--1860s?] Botanical notebook Image

3053.

CUL-DAR205.9.355 Note: [1850s?].08.00 Barrandes Col[onies] / A little increase of warmth would allow the marine Text Image

3054.

CUL-DAR16.231d-232 Note: [[1851--1859]] Babingtons Manual of Brit[ish] Botany (3d Edition) 1851 List of all the Text Image

3055.

CUL-DAR210.13 Note: 1851 [All of DAR.210.13 in one sequence of 153 images] Letters on the death of Annie Darwin; memorial of Charles Waring Darwin Image

3056.

CUL-DAR242[.15] Note: 1851 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1851] Text Image

3057.

CUL-DAR262.10.23 Note: [Undated] Clay and surface soil both swell with moisture where is rod gripped

3058.

CUL-DAR68.42 Note: [Undated] Mean actinism [table and comment] Text Image

3059.

CUL-DAR63.25-27 Note: [Undated] Worm castings [weight calculations] Image

3060.

CUL-DAR63.30 Note: [Undated] Mound on lawn / Disk of worm casting much washed — partly down hill & Text Image

3061.

CUL-DAR64.2.84-84a Note: [Undated] We took section of a small inner stone, see drawing [with diagrams] Text Image

3062.

CUL-DAR80 Note: 1851--1869 [All of DAR80 in one sequence of 282 images] Image

3063.

EH88206179 Note: Undated [rainfall totals]

3064.

EH88206186 Note: Undated Clay and surface soil both swell with moisture where is rod gripped

3065.

CUL-DAR210.13.41ED Note: [1851] Annie born Mar. 2 1841 [Reminiscence of Anne Elizabeth Darwin] Text

3066.

CUL-DAR267.52 Note: 1851--1883 Recipe book, 1851-1883

3067.

CUL-DAR185.125 Note: 1851.01.21--1851.03.21 [daily record of illness of Darwin Anne Elizabeth (Annie)] Text Image

3068.

CUL-DAR221.2.35 Note: 1851.02.00--1851.04.00 Diary of final illness of Darwin Anne Elizabeth (Annie)

3069.

CUL-DAR262.10.13 Note: [ny].02.00--[ny].10.00 Rainfall at Greenwich Image

3070.

CUL-DAR262.10.15 Note: [ny].02.00--[ny].10.00 Rainfall at Greenwich / Leaves Green Image

3071.

EH88206176 Note: [ny].02.00--[ny].10.00 Rainfall at Greenwich

3072.

EH88206178 Note: [ny].02.00--[ny].10.00 Rainfall at Greenwich / Leaves Green

3073.

CUL-DAR210.13.40 Note: 1851.04.30 'Our poor child, Annie' [Darwin's reminiscence of Anne Elizabeth Darwin] Text Image

3074.

CUL-DAR205.5.130-131 Note: 1851.05.07 Against my theory, it may be urged & has often occurred to me that there Text Image

3075.

CUL-DAR245.475 Note: 1851.08.00 Memo on Henrietta Darwin re fears of heaven and hell Text Image

3076.

CUL-DAR205.5.133 Note: 1851.10.00 Woodward speaks of aberrant groups being the oldest Text Image

3077.

CUL-DAR205.9.241 Note: 1851.10.00 Lyell tells me that under the Potsdam Sandstone with footsteps there are Text Image

3078.

CUL-DAR205.9.242 Note: 1851.10.00 There is great difference in saying a Reptile cd turn into a Bird & Text Image

3079.

CUL-DAR205.9.243 Note: 1851.12.04 It makes not the slightest difference in considering Fossiala[?] Stylops Text Image

3080.

CUL-DAR128.- Note: 1852--1860 'Books Read' and 'Books to be Read' notebook Text Image

3081.

CUL-DAR142.39 Note: [1852--1862] sample packet (dried flowers/pods) "Mass of Pollinia of Satyrium", "Annebia hiopodissima" Image

3082.

CUL-DAR205.6.46 Note: 1852 The accidental variations in a limb &c is not seen in embryo Text Image

3083.

CUL-DAR242[.16] Note: 1852 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1852] Text Image

3084.

CUL-DAR250.14 Note: 1852 diary

3085.

CUL-DAR84.2.106 Note: [1852--1871] species building in Holes / dull / bright [table] bird nesting in holes [syn] Text Image

3086.

Carroll5 Note: [1852] [1852]. [Notes on the chain for the well at Down House]. Text Image

3087.

CUL-DAR205.9.245 Note: 1852.01.00 When I think on the breaks in the scale I feel convinced that the number Text Image

3088.

CUL-DAR205.3.142 Note: 1852.01.16 Mr Woodward tells me that Mr Benson f[ound] land shells common near Tomb Text Image

3089.

CUL-DAR205.6.45 Note: 1852.02.00 When I see that species even in state of nature do vary a little Text Image

3090.

CUL-DAR245.476 Note: 1852.02.00 [concerning Litchfield H.E née Darwin] Text Image

3091.

CUL-DAR258.1777 Note: 1852.03.30 description of Farrer F née Erskine

3092.

CUL-DAR205.4.82 Note: 1852.04.00 Dr Hooker / In India, the Maize is often hermaphrodite Text Image

3093.

CUL-DAR205.9.246 Note: 1852.04.00 Hooker says Ranunculaceae & Magnoliaceae have been justly reckoned Text Image

3094.

CUL-DAR45.4 Note: 1852.04.00 Dr Hooker / In Tasmania Sweet Briar & Sowthistle come up most extensively Text Image

3095.

CUL-DAR77.25 Note: 1852.06.18--1852.07.29 Sweet Peas / all alike young Plants [experiments on 6 varieties] Text Image

3096.

CUL-DAR205.9.247 Note: 1852.09.00 22 / Generally to make out a good range of variation numerous specimens Text Image

3097.

CUL-DAR210.4.1 Note: 1853--1855 George Darwin's diary, 1853-1855 / Draft folios of Living Cirripedia. Text Image

3098.

CUL-DAR242[.17] Note: 1853 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1853] (partial only survives) Text Image

3099.

CUL-DAR262.19.1 Note: 1853--1864 Extracts from Minute-books Text Image

3100.

CUL-DAR70.155 Note: [Undated] I am nearly sure that Beer[?] is only quoted by Irmsich Beiträge 1853 Text Image

3101.

CUL-DAR79 Note: 1853--1872 [All of DAR79 in one sequence of 239 images] Image

3102.

EH88206399 Note: 1853--1864 Extracts from Minute-books

3103.

LINSOC-CR.67 Note: 1853--1854 Certificates of Recommendation of the following individuals to be elected as a Fellow, Associate or Foreign Member of the Linnean Society: …Charles Darwin… Text Image

3104.

CUL-DAR227.7.119 Note: [1853.01.00] note "Statement [of] the Sale ... of The Prospect House Estate" Image

3105.

CUL-DAR227.7.118 Note: 1853.01.14 note "Prospect House Estate: copy of Valuation & Particular" Image

3106.

CUL-DAR205.3.152 Note: 1853.02.00 It certainly is very difficult to understand why so much variation in the Text Image

3107.

CUL-DAR205.5.136 Note: 1853.02.00 It is an old argument but seeing the wonderful metamorphoses Text Image

3108.

CUL-DAR205.9.248 Note: 1853.02.00 From considering the struggle for existence & that all are linked Text Image

3109.

CUL-DAR16.132 Note: [[1853.02.12--1859]] London Catalogue Ranges Corrected Calc (calculations) Text Image

3110.

CUL-DAR205.5.135 Note: 1853.02.28 In a monster ever so monstrous (give examples) we have no doubt of Text Image

3111.

CUL-DAR262.9.3 Note: 1853.08.00 List of Plate Text Image

3112.

EH88206163 Note: 1853.08.00 List of Plate

3113.

CUL-DAR91.77-78 Note: 1853.09.04 Send for Archives du Mus d'Hist Naturelle vols 5 and 6 [and other works] Text Image

3114.

CUL-DAR205.9.249 Note: 1853.11.00 By higher & lower, may be meant affinity to classes considered as higher Text Image

3115.

CUL-DAR45.5-6 Note: 1853.12.28 Dr Hooker / Rubus not variable in Himmalaya Text Image

3116.

CUL-DAR197 Note: 1854--1856 [All of DAR197 in one sequence of 75 images] Image

3117.

CUL-DAR242[.18] Note: 1854 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1854] Text Image

3118.

CUL-DAR27.2.B33 Note: [1854--1870] Mid-styled fertilised by Lettington with both own pollens Text Image

3119.

CUL-DAR255.6 Note: [1853.after] Wall fruit [list of varieties] Text Image

3120.

CUL-DAR48.A6 Note: [1854--1859] Ch 8 Scorpions sting good case of organ in small & isolated group with no homologies known- Text Image

3121.

CUL-DAR77.96 Note: [1854--1876] Ipomoea purpurea 10 flowers crossed by distinct plant gave 10 pods with Text Image

3122.

CUL-DAR46.1.19 Note: [1854--1859] Bears on species replacing allied forms in struggle of nature / Ch 5 / Text Image

3123.

CUL-DAR77.35a Note: [1854--1876] Sweet Pea var Painted Lady / Two flowers fert[ilised] by cross with Text Image

3124.

UMZC-Histories3.454 Note: [1854--1855] [Catalogue of the appendages and other parts of Cirripedes, mounted as microscopical slides] Text Image

3125.

NHMD-Barnacles Note: 1854 List of barnacles sent to the Copenhagen Museum Text Image

3126.

CUL-DAR227.7.123 Note: [1854.03.00] note "1851 Darwin's Estates: Statement" Image

3127.

CUL-DAR205.2.102 Note: 1854.03.26 Asa Gray in letter to Hooker uses same argument as Dana about Text Image

3128.

CUL-DAR46.2.C28 Note: 1854.08.30--1854.09.01 Hive Bees visit in numbers the little blue Lobelia Text Image

3129.

CUL-DAR205.5.145 Note: 1854.09.00 It seems at first surprising that one organ shd vary in one group & be so Text Image

3130.

CUL-DAR46.2.C29 Note: 1854.09.00 Bees at wild St Johns wort Text Image

3131.

CUL-DAR100.80-81 Note: 1854.10.00 The plains round the Caspian are 600 ft (Encyclop) above its level

3132.

CUL-DAR205.2.103 Note: 1854.10.00 I must of course when I give cases of representative species occurring Text Image

3133.

CUL-DAR205.2.104 Note: 1854.10.00 When whole world getting colder much extinction & migration Text Image

3134.

CUL-DAR205.2.105 Note: 1854.10.00 Under Geography begin discussion on single & Double creations Text Image

3135.

CUL-DAR205.2.107 Note: 1854.10.00 Hooker cautioned me that now, during same period the glacial action affects wonderfully different latitudes of Europe & N. America. Text Image

3136.

CUL-DAR205.4.61 Note: 1854.10.00 There are many (believed[?]) alpine plants of Europe Text Image

3137.

CUL-DAR205.4.62 Note: 1854.10.00 Befaria representative of Rhododendrum very variable species; [Hooker?] Text Image

3138.

CUL-DAR49.43 Note: 1854.10.00 Hooker says that many Balanophorae are monooecious but female flowers are Text Image

3139.

CUL-DAR205.5.154 Note: 1854.10.17 Think over all cases of stings to show unity of type Text Image

3140.

CUL-DAR205.10.80 Note: 1854.10.30 Hooker believes Rhod[odendron] arboreum from Ceylon Neilgherries & Text Image

3141.

CUL-DAR205.9.252 Note: 1854.11.00 I am inclined to think that it is very curious how similar all laws of Text Image

3142.

CUL-DAR205.9.253 Note: 1854.11.00 Lyell suggested that the intermediateness of old fossils may be due to Text Image

3143.

CUL-DAR205.9.263 Note: 1854.11.00 We might expect supposing for the moment each formation to represent an Text Image

3144.

CUL-DAR205.9.251 Note: 1854.11.00 In Boue's map of World amount of Crystalline rock all imply being Text Image

3145.

CUL-DAR205.3.160 Note: 1854.11.00 The great and widely extended genera being the parent forms accounts for Text Image

3146.

CUL-DAR205.3.161 Note: 1854.11.00 No doubt temperature greatest ruling cause of differences in organisms Text Image

3147.

CUL-DAR205.5.147 Note: 1854.11.00 Assuming species approximately constant if extinction has fallen near & Text Image

3148.

CUL-DAR205.5.148 Note: 1854.11.00 We include all in class as in Crustacea which are connected but yet no Text Image

3149.

CUL-DAR205.5.149 Note: 1854.11.00 It is indispensable to show that in small & uniform areas there are many Text Image

3150.

CUL-DAR205.5.150-152 Note: 1854.11.00 I think an order with a few genera wd appear more aberrant if these few Text Image

3151.

CUL-DAR205.2.108 Note: 1854.11.00 The leading character of volcanic isld is isolation Text Image

3152.

CUL-DAR205.2.110 Note: 1854.11.00 When we see in same class, water-shells different & land-shells similar Text Image

3153.

CUL-DAR205.2.111 Note: 1854.11.00 Undoubtedly large genera are partly large because they are widely Text Image

3154.

CUL-DAR205.9.303-304 Note: 1854.11.00 Theoretical Geograph[ical] Distrib[ution] Text Image

3155.

CUL-DAR205.6.48 Note: 1854.11.00 As in earlist days young no doubt like old so once there lived an animal Text Image

3156.

CUL-DAR205.9.250 Note: 1854.11.00 There is no law of Progression but time wd give better chance of sports & Text Image

3157.

CUL-DAR205.2.109 Note: 1854.11.20 Hooker in M.S Paper on aberrant genera in Portfolio 11 speculates on Text Image

3158.

CUL-DAR205.9.390 Note: [1854.12.05] [relating to CUL-DAR205.9.388] Text Image

3159.

CUL-DAR205.9.389 Note: [1854.12.05] [relating to CUL-DAR205.9.388] Text Image

3160.

CUL-DAR111 Note: 1855--1877 [All of DAR111 in one sequence of 263 images] Image

3161.

CUL-DAR15.1 Note: 1855--1869 [All of DAR15.1 in one sequence of 141 images] Image

3162.

CUL-DAR15.2 Note: 1855--1869 [All of DAR15.2 in one sequence of 171 images] Image

3163.

CUL-DAR205.4.96 Note: [1855] [relating to CUL-DAR205.4.95] Text Image

3164.

CUL-DAR242[.19] Note: 1855 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1855] Text Image

3165.

CUL-DAR46.2.B37 Note: [1855] In Dr Gray list with localities List of Alpine plants not found in Arctic Text Image

3166.

CUL-DAR46.2.B38-B41 Note: [1855] A list of Introduced and Naturalised Plants from Dr A Gray's `Botany' Text Image

3167.

CUL-DAR46.2.B41a Note: [1855] In the introduced Plants of U States (northern) there are 13 vulgaris or Text Image

3168.

CUL-DAR77 Note: 1855--1875 [All of DAR77 in one sequence of 265 images] Image

3169.

EH88202564 Note: [1855--1868] Skins: Pigeons 24-158. Text Image

3170.

EH88202565 Note: [1855--1868] [Pigeon] skeletons 16-71; 78-156. Text Image

3171.

CUL-DAR15.1.B41-B42 Note: 1855.01.04 I see in Watsons Cybele Taking the Monocot[yledons] (& nearly same result Text Image

3172.

CUL-DAR205.2.114 Note: 1855.02.00 Carp (Yarrell & Gould) are caught by hook baited by green Peas Text Image

3173.

CUL-DAR205.4.83 Note: 1855.02.00 Hooker says that Flora of Southernmost of Laccadive Text Image

3174.

CUL-DAR205.3.168 Note: 1855.02.00 The two peculiar species of Juan Fernandez belong to same group as the Text Image

3175.

CUL-DAR205.3.169 Note: 1855.02.00 Genus with few species shows that those peculiarities which the species Text Image

3176.

CUL-DAR205.3.170 Note: 1855.02.00 Gould The New Zealand Neomorpha has male & female with very different Text Image

3177.

CUL-DAR205.3.172 Note: 1855.02.00 Waterhouse / some few American forms / Looked over T[ierra] del Fuego Text Image

3178.

CUL-DAR205.9.285-286 Note: 1855.02.00 In Waterhouse's list of 62 aberrant genera including 472 species each Text Image

3179.

CUL-DAR205.9.287 Note: 1855.02.00 Waterhouse writes to me that the one Hipporhinum[?] tribulus from N[ew] Text Image

3180.

CUL-DAR205.7.145 Note: 1855.02.00 Gould showed me a set of Pheasants — a so called pale Bohemian var[iety] Text Image

3181.

CUL-DAR46.2.A29-A30 Note: [1855] [table of numbers of asters flowering true] Text Image

3182.

CUL-DAR46.2.A31 Note: [1855] [table of colours of flower and seed of various Stock plants] Text Image

3183.

CUL-DAR46.2.A35 Note: [1855] For me: Plums, Cherries Peaches, Apricots (& even yes p. 84 Lindley grains Text Image

3184.

CUL-DAR46.2.A41 Note: [1855 [Table of roses flowering true or not true] Text Image

3185.

CUL-DAR46.2.A43 Note: [1855.02.12] List of seeds [of vegetable varieties] gummed on paper by me Text Image

3186.

CUL-DAR205.2.117 Note: 1855.03.00 With respect to the inhabitants of small islds — if they do always Text Image

3187.

CUL-DAR205.2.116 Note: 1855.03.00 It might have been expected that on peculiar soil in coral islet or Text Image

3188.

CUL-DAR205.3.173 Note: 1855.03.00 Waterhouse says he used to think that probably all species of genus Text Image

3189.

CUL-DAR205.9.275 Note: 1855.03.00 I do not yet quite see why dying genera & therefore small genera shd not Text Image

3190.

CUL-DAR46.2.A3-A4 Note: 1855.03.15 Casual notes on my collection of seeds Text Image

3191.

CUL-DAR205.3.153 Note: 1855.03.24 A White says insects of New Zealand very little related to Australia Text Image

3192.

CUL-DAR205.10.81 Note: 1855.03.25 A White showed me the Papilio turnus which is a negro var[iety] of the Text Image

3193.

CUL-DAR205.4.68 Note: 1855.03.25 Mr Bunbury says there is Vaccinium & Saxifraga endemic species in Madeira Text Image

3194.

CUL-DAR205.7.226 Note: 1855.03.25 Bell tells me that he had hybrids of China & common goose Text Image

3195.

EH88202576 Note: 1855.03.31--1859.01.05 Catalogue of Down Specimens Notebook Text Image

3196.

CUL-DAR205.5.155 Note: 1855.04.00 If we did not know the Platypus how impossible we shd have held it to Text Image

3197.

CUL-DAR27.1.F17 Note: 1855.04.00--1855.07.00 Tank Seeds / Tank very obscurely lighted (table of species immersed and Text Image

3198.

CUL-DAR27.1.F1-F7 Note: [1855].04.00--[1855].07.00 Planted / after 12 week & 1 day or 85 days (effects of immersion in salt Text Image

3199.

CUL-DAR27.1.F18-F18a Note: 1855.04.09 Placed in quart Bottle in Tank with snow Cabbages & Radishes (together) Text Image

3200.

CUL-DAR206.3 Note: 1855.05.00 It wd be very curious to try a cross between Pouter & Fan-tail Text Image

3201.

CUL-DAR27.1.F20-F23 Note: 1855.05.00--1855.09.00 Put all those on other side in salt-water in wine cellar at 11 a.m Text Image

3202.

CUL-DAR205.5.153 Note: 1855.05.05 Huxley showed me the drawings of auditory organs in Crustacea in Tail - Text Image

3203.

CUL-DAR205.2.115 Note: 1855.05.05 Gave Gold Fish at Zoolog[ical] Gardens canary [seed] millet lettuce Text Image

3204.

CUL-DAR205.1.59 Note: 1855.05.11 Dr Hooker says that he f[ound] only 2 insects in Kerguelen land Text Image

3205.

CUL-DAR46.2.A42 Note: 1855.05.15--1855.06.18 Hollyock sent from Peter Lawson [notes on growth and colour] Text Image

3206.

CUL-DAR27.1.F13 Note: 1855.05.17 In evening put quite open seed-heads of Tussilago fanfara & Leontodon Text Image

3207.

CUL-DAR46.2.A45 Note: 1855.05.22--1855.09.25 Radishes [named varieties with a few notes on growth] Text Image

3208.

CUL-DAR46.2.A5 Note: 1855.05.22 seeds of Convolvulus major "new dark" "new red" & "mixed" all alike colour of plants very unlike Text Image

3209.

CUL-DAR206.4 Note: 1855.06.00 It wd be good to cross 2 vars of Cabbage Text Image

3210.

CUL-DAR205.9.276 Note: 1855.06.00 When we consider the character of Eocene Flora & the Carboniferous Flora Text Image

3211.

CUL-DAR46.2.B36a Note: 1855.06.00 Proportion of Alpine Plants common to Europe, compared with those common Text Image

3212.

CUL-DAR46.2.B14 Note: 1855.06.21 Cuming & Pfeiffer state that Helix assimilis f[ound] almost all over Text Image

3213.

CUL-DAR46.2.A6 Note: 1855.06.25 10 splendid vars of Emperor Stocks (Biennials) [physical characteristics Text Image

3214.

CUL-DAR46.2.A7-A8 Note: [1855].06.25 Examined flowers of Johnston's Wonderful, Green Windsor [and other Text Image

3215.

CUL-DAR46.2.C27-C27a Note: 1855.06.26--1855.07.21 Melampyrum pratense / Most of the flowers bitten through by Bees Text Image

3216.

CUL-DAR205.2.118 Note: 1855.06.30 Those who admit single creations must in case of every island which has Text Image

3217.

CUL-DAR205.3.167 Note: 1855.06.30 On theory of Descent a divergence is implied & I think diversity of Text Image

3218.

CUL-DAR205.4.66-67 Note: 1855.07.00 As currents flow Northwards in S[outhern] Hemisphere the most s[outherly] Text Image

3219.

CUL-DAR46.2.A37-A40 Note: [1855].05.22--[ny].07.21 Peas [notes on growth of named varieties] Text Image

3220.

CUL-DAR205.6.60 Note: 1855.07.04 Examined young very pure Spanish Fowls believed about 6 weeks old Text Image

3221.

CUL-DAR205.7.118-119 Note: 1855.07.06--1855.09.26 Hybrids / Ch 9 Text Image

3222.

CUL-DAR205.4.102 Note: [1855].07.11 [relating to letter from Watson H.C in CUL-DAR181] Text Image

3223.

CUL-DAR46.2.C30 Note: 1855.07.12 Garden Beans, saw Hive Bees slowly forcing way into flower Text Image

3224.

CUL-DAR46.2.A9-A10 Note: [1855].07.13 [peas and beans, physical characteristics of many varieties] Text Image

3225.

CUL-DAR205.2.119 Note: 1855.07.18--1855.08.19 In Sandwalk wood Thorns pulled up this spring when leaves just budding Text Image

3226.

CUL-DAR77.21 Note: 1855.07.20 10 a.m saw Humble Bees visiting carnation, Spanish Pink (D. Chinensis?) & sweet William. Text Image

3227.

CUL-DAR77.62b Note: 1855.07.22--1855.07.23 saw Humble & Hive B[ees] at common Pea Blossoms The Hive visited only old Text Image

3228.

CUL-DAR46.2.A11 Note: 1855.07.31 Take this and ask Catell / 8 vars of cucumber Text Image

3229.

CUL-DAR15.2.10 Note: 1855.08.00 List of Genera from London Catalogue marked by Mr H.C Watson Text Image

3230.

CUL-DAR205.5.156 Note: 1855.08.00 Those who believe in distinct creations would argue with respect to Text Image

3231.

CUL-DAR206.5 Note: 1855.08.00 I think it wd be worth while to consider those cases in which 2 species Text Image

3232.

CUL-DAR205.2.120 Note: 1855.08.10 H.C Watson told me that he took some earth from a depth to see if plants Text Image

3233.

EH88202557 Note: 1855.08.11 Hollyocks Text Image

3234.

CUL-DAR46.2.A19 Note: 1855.08.13 Examined pods of all my peas [comments on variations in size and/or Text Image

3235.

CUL-DAR46.2.A17 Note: 1855.08.17 34 of these sub vars of 10 week stocks came into flower Text Image

3236.

CUL-DAR205.5.157 Note: 1855.08.19 Owing to power of propagation not only as many individuals crowded Text Image

3237.

CUL-DAR46.2.A18 Note: 1855.08.21 Raised 6 patches of Hyacinth-flowered Larkspur from German seed [tables Text Image

3238.

CUL-DAR46.2.A36 Note: 1855.09.01 Remarks on the 9 Plums sent me by Mr Cattell Text Image

3239.

CUL-DAR46.2.A44 Note: [1855].05.22 Lettuces [named varieties with a few notes on growth] Text Image

3240.

CUL-DAR46.2.A24 Note: 1855.09.25 Pods of Kidney Beans [comments on colour and/or size of varieties] Text Image

3241.

CUL-DAR15.2.11-14 Note: 1855.10.00--1855.11.00 I have most carefully gone over the London Catalogue of 1853 & I find Text Image

3242.

CUL-DAR205.9.277 Note: 1855.11.00 Can it be shown that at every period some few forms have passed from one Text Image

3243.

CUL-DAR205.9.278 Note: 1855.11.00 says there are 50,000 species — Plants have on average say 8 species per Text Image

3244.

CUL-DAR45.70 Note: 1855.11.00 Hooker says that alpine plants are very variable Text Image

3245.

CUL-DAR205.3.174 Note: 1855.11.28 I believe in single creations because (1) as a general rule species have Text Image

3246.

CUL-DAR205.5.158 Note: 1855.11.28 The reason why what are called important organs often best characters is Text Image

3247.

CUL-DAR205.2.123 Note: 1855.12.00 I am getting to think whirlwinds must be effectual, how common Text Image

3248.

CUL-DAR205.3.154 Note: 1855.12.00 Lyell says Madeira an isld at Miocene Period Text Image

3249.

CUL-DAR205.3.176 Note: 1855.12.00 G.R Gray says that the different isl[ands] of Malay Arch[ipelago] & Text Image

3250.

CUL-DAR205.3.177 Note: 1855.12.00 Gould tells me that Procellaria wilsoni & Sterna stolida f[ound] North & Text Image

3251.

CUL-DAR205.9.279 Note: 1855.12.00 Widely spaced species longest existing has been explained by better Text Image

3252.

CUL-DAR205.6.61 Note: 1855.12.00 I am inclined to think that Plants alter slower than shells Text Image

3253.

CUL-DAR206.34-35 Note: [1855.12.00] Note concerning request for animal and bird skins Text Image

3254.

CUL-DAR205.3.175 Note: 1855.12.06 Dana in letter says Crustacea have not highest development in Tropics Text Image

3255.

CUL-DAR27.1.F19 Note: [1855?].03.00--[1855?].07.00 [list of mean temperatures taken at Greenwich Observatory] Text Image

3256.

CUL-DAR15.2.27 Note: [1856] Monocot[yledonous] Plants (table) / Dicots & Monocots together Text Image

3257.

CUL-DAR16.127 Note: [Undated] Asa Gray / 2d Edit / 1856 / Omitting Salix & Nat[uralised] plants Text Image

3258.

CUL-DAR242[.20] Note: 1856 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1856] Text Image

3259.

CUL-DAR262.3.5 Note: 1856 Newspaper report of Mrs Schimmelpenninck's death

3260.

CUL-DAR262.3.6 Note: 1856 Second part of Aunt Sophia's statement

3261.

CUL-DAR262.3.8 Note: 1856 Aunt Sophia's statement of facts

3262.

CUL-DAR85 Note: 1856--1870 [All of DAR85 in one sequence of 335 images] Image

3263.

EH88206100 Note: 1856 Newspaper report of Mrs Schimmelpennick's death

3264.

EH88206101 Note: 1856 Second part of Aunt Sophia's statement

3265.

EH88206103 Note: 1856 Aunt Sophia's statement of facts

3266.

CUL-DAR205.3.183 Note: 1856.01.00 Isolation more important in distribution even than great difference of Text Image

3267.

CUL-DAR205.7.223 Note: 1856.02.00 Mr Brent / not much difference in the crosses between the mongrels of Text Image

3268.

CUL-DAR205.7.224 Note: 1856.02.00 Mr Thompson at Zoolog[ical] Gardens says positively that the two kinds of Text Image

3269.

CUL-DAR205.3.198 Note: 1856.02.00 Wingless Birds being peculiar to S[outh] Atlantic Isl[ands] & New Zealand Text Image

3270.

CUL-DAR205.9.283 Note: 1856.02.00 Waterhouse tells me that the Stonesfield & Trias Mammals are most Text Image

3271.

CUL-DAR205.9.284 Note: 1856.02.00 I went over this list with Waterhouse & compared it with Jekel Text Image

3272.

EHunnumbered[.4] Note: [1856.02.21.after] The 5 shares sent all right

3273.

CUL-DAR50.D12-D13 Note: 1856.02.26 Arguments against Atlantis Text Image

3274.

CUL-DAR205.2.134 Note: 1856.02.27 Twice I have noticed our Ducks after feeding (ones hunting for worms) Text Image

3275.

CUL-DAR205.7.227 Note: 1856.03.00 Gould quite convinced me that the Ring-necked Pheasant a hybrid Text Image

3276.

CUL-DAR206.6 Note: 1856.03.00 Perhaps it wd be worth while to look through Cybele & Asa Gray to see Text Image

3277.

CUL-DAR46.2.B17-B18 Note: 1856.03.00 Notes by Capt Sulivan on the Falkland Islds Text Image

3278.

CUL-DAR205.3.199 Note: 1856.03.06 Those who call in multiple creations appear to me something in Text Image

3279.

CUL-DAR205.2.136 Note: 1856.03.12 L[or]d Selkirk has seen dirt of [n] Birds feet & so Gould thinks he has, but not on Beaks. 20 Text Image

3280.

CUL-DAR205.3.202 Note: 1856.03.12 Richardson / says that he has published in British Fishes idea that all Text Image

3281.

CUL-DAR205.3.203 Note: 1856.03.12 Gould says / that Birds of New Zealand (he will write disquisition) are Text Image

3282.

CUL-DAR205.10.82 Note: 1856.04.00 Lyell says that Helix hortenis & nemoralis differ only in hortensis Text Image

3283.

CUL-DAR205.2.138 Note: 1856.04.00 Where many species in common a few allied species or representatives Text Image

3284.

CUL-DAR205.3.204 Note: 1856.04.00 The absence of Mammals is the more remarkable as we see most peculiar Text Image

3285.

CUL-DAR50.D21 Note: 1856.04.00 I think it possible that in small isld as Madeira a chance arrival of Text Image

3286.

CUL-DAR206.7 Note: 1856.04.01 F. Water Fish of New Zealand eminently worthy of Study. Sir John Richardson. Dr. Gray. Text Image

3287.

CUL-DAR73.67 Note: 1856.04.03 The most remarkable species in range extracted from Mr Watson's list of Text Image

3288.

CUL-DAR205.3.258 Note: 1856.04.16 Lyell ... tells me of the fossil shells Text Image

3289.

CUL-DAR205.7.169 Note: 1856.04.20 Cock young Barb black & white Hen Fantail had 2 young Text Image

3290.

CUL-DAR205.9.311 Note: 1856.04.24 Lyell on Extinction says he believes he was 1st man who made extinction a Text Image

3291.

CUL-DAR205.5.175 Note: 1856.04.28 Huxley very strong on every form coming into class & only I think 5 new Text Image

3292.

CUL-DAR197.2.1-4 Note: 1856.04.28 Wollaston T.V [notes on a conversation] Text Image

3293.

CUL-DAR205.7.170 Note: 1856.04.30 Hybrid of Cock Red Runt & White Trumpeter about 14-20 days old - Text Image

3294.

CUL-DAR205.2.139 Note: 1856.05.00 The fact communicated by Lyell to me was observed by Mr Prentice viz Text Image

3295.

CUL-DAR205.1.60 Note: 1856.05.00 The little teeth appearing in upper jaw of rabbit might be called Text Image

3296.

CUL-DAR91.88a-88b Note: 1856.05.02 Books to be certainly read [many references] Text Image

3297.

CUL-DAR85.A91 Note: 1856.05.05 Galton / He thinks savages & ourselves have different ideas of Beauty - Text Image

3298.

CUL-DAR197.2.5 Note: 1856.05.08 Wollaston T.V [notes on a conversation] Text Image

3299.

CUL-DAR205.3.205 Note: 1856.05.09 Cuming says that the sea-shells (& land-shells) of E[ast] & W[est] Text Image

3300.

CUL-DAR205.7.228 Note: 1856.05.10 I think the 4 Pouter-Fans have taken more after P[outer] than F[antail] Text Image

3301.

CUL-DAR205.5.173-174 Note: 1856.05.11 Classification / as only few individuals of species survive & propagate Text Image

3302.

CUL-DAR15.2.20 Note: 1856.05.15 In Dr Gray there are / Genera / Species / Last Calc (calculations) Text Image

3303.

CUL-DAR15.2.21,21a-21b Note: 1856.05.15 In Dr Grays manual there are 689 genera with 2004 species subtracting the Text Image

3304.

CUL-DAR205.1.61 Note: 1856.06.00 Lyell letter to Wollaston / Thinks rudimentary organs a reacquirement of Text Image

3305.

CUL-DAR205.1.62 Note: 1856.06.00 Lyell in a letter to Wollaston says Helix labyrinthus now has wide range Text Image

3306.

CUL-DAR205.5.162 Note: 1856.06.01 On relations of organization — Turkish Dog — Hairless — I think Text Image

3307.

CUL-DAR205.1.63 Note: 1856.06.04 Pezomachus, Mr F Smith tells me, an Ichneumondian insect, has its several Text Image

3308.

CUL-DAR46.2.A32 Note: 1856.06.18 I compared flowers of Sugar Loaf Cabbage, Brussels Sprouts [and other Text Image

3309.

CUL-DAR205.4.84 Note: 1856.06.21 Hooker says it is well known that in N.W part of N America Text Image

3310.

CUL-DAR205.7.122 Note: 1856.06.21 I saw a Phasianus versicolor indistinguishable from pure bred Text Image

3311.

CUL-DAR205.7.123 Note: 1856.06.21 Mr Mitchell tells me that he has drawings of cross between Guinea fowl & Peacock Text Image

3312.

CUL-DAR205.9.312-314 Note: 1856.06.24 It is likely some stages will be f[ound] beneath lowest Silurian even Text Image

3313.

CUL-DAR46.2.A25 Note: 1856.06.24 compared flowers and leaves of the several Pois sans Parchemin Text Image

3314.

CUL-DAR205.7.166 Note: 1856.06.28 2 young from Cock Blue Powter & White Hen Fan-Tail Text Image

3315.

CUL-DAR205.3.206-207 Note: 1856.07.00 With respect to F.W Fish I can find no cases of same species in very Text Image

3316.

EH88202556 Note: 1856.07--1858.05 Lawn plot experiment Text Image

3317.

CUL-DAR49.44 Note: 1856.07.13 I have been watching grasses — many as Cymosum Cats' Tail Anemtherum[?] Text Image

3318.

CUL-DAR205.7.167 Note: 1856.07.15 The young Pouter Fans all being dark tails & few black marks about head Text Image

3319.

CUL-DAR205.9.315 Note: 1856.07.17 In view of the forms of beings being infinitely more related to each Text Image

3320.

CUL-DAR205.3.182 Note: 1856.08.00 Waterhouse says Celebes belongs to New Guinea group Text Image

3321.

CUL-DAR50.D22 Note: 1856.08.00 Atlantic / All islands (except 1 or 2) have a considerable number of Text Image

3322.

CUL-DAR205.7.171 Note: 1856.08.06 Killed Hen which was marked on left leg Feb 11 Text Image

3323.

CUL-DAR205.4.70 Note: 1856.08.13 In Hookers M.S list of Tristan d'Acunha about 33 plants & 10 or 13 Text Image

3324.

CUL-DAR205.5.172 Note: 1856.08.14 Bentham does not know any Leguminosae dioecious Text Image

3325.

CUL-DAR205.10.83 Note: 1856.08.15 Gould says it was not Swallows at Malta but the non-migratory birds there Text Image

3326.

CUL-DAR205.10.84 Note: 1856.08.16 Peristora[?] / Mr G.R Gray says all so like that he doubts whether they Text Image

3327.

CUL-DAR205.7.168 Note: 1856.08.21 1 young died from Cock Barb & Hen Fan-Tail Text Image

3328.

CUL-DAR205.2.144 Note: 1856.08.22 Saw by Pond made during few last years Juncus acutifolius & leaves I Text Image

3329.

CUL-DAR205.7.172 Note: 1856.09.12 Young Birds from Roller male bald Head female both feathered legs Text Image

3330.

CUL-DAR205.9.316 Note: 1856.09.14 I shd think in a high cliff 1 inch in 100 years was ample allowance for Text Image

3331.

CUL-DAR205.5.171 Note: 1856.09.25 The advantage in each group becoming as different as possible may be Text Image

3332.

CUL-DAR205.7.173 Note: 1856.09.30 Cross from Bald-Head Tumbler male Roller female both feather-legged & Text Image

3333.

CUL-DAR205.7.174 Note: 1856.09.30 Cross (no 4) from Black Barb male & Red Spot female Text Image

3334.

CUL-DAR205.7.175 Note: 1856.09.30 No 11 & 12 Cross from Dun Dragon male x (Pouter male & Fan female) female Text Image

3335.

CUL-DAR205.7.176 Note: 1856.10.07 Cross from Black Barb male & Red Spot female Text Image

3336.

CUL-DAR205.2.145 Note: 1856.10.15 Talking with Mr Thompson & several keepers it seems time very uncertain Text Image

3337.

CUL-DAR205.7.177 Note: 1856.10.22 two young from white Trumpeter male & Red Spot female Text Image

3338.

CUL-DAR205.3.271 Note: 1856.11.14 [relating to CUL-DAR205.3.270] Text Image

3339.

CUL-DAR205.5.170 Note: 1856.11.21 The remark which some good Bot[anist] has made that a genus ought not to Text Image

3340.

CUL-DAR205.7.178 Note: 1856.11.21 Hybrids / Cross from trumpeter male & Spot female Text Image

3341.

CUL-DAR205.2.137 Note: 1856.11.25 Put note on discussion of few species to yet many individuals in Arctic Text Image

3342.

CUL-DAR205.5.168 Note: 1856.12.00 What are called important parts vary seldom Text Image

3343.

CUL-DAR205.2.148 Note: 1856.12.10 As I see there are certainly naked Mollusca (2 spec[ies]) on Canaries Isd Text Image

3344.

CUL-DAR16.139 Note: [[1857--1859]] Wollaston Catalogue 1857 / with 482 sp[ecies] (calculations; commentary Text Image

3345.

CUL-DAR16.216-217 Note: [[1857--1859]] Wollaston Catalogue 1857 / Genera with 4 species & upwards / Genera with Text Image

3346.

CUL-DAR16.163 Note: [[1857--1859]] Wollaston Catalogue 1857 / Genera with one sp[ecies] and having varieties Text Image

3347.

CUL-DAR242[.21] Note: 1857 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1857] Text Image

3348.

CUL-DAR250.15 Note: 1857--1858 diary

3349.

CUL-DAR258.2002 Note: 1857 notebook

3350.

CUL-DAR47.84 Note: [1857] [weed garden] Ch 6 / When I give the no of plants on Bit of turf in my lawn Text Image

3351.

CUL-DAR50.E58 Note: [Undated] In a Danish Catalogue published in Copenhagen in 1857 of all Mammalia in Text Image

3352.

CUL-DAR80.B35-B36 Note: [1857--1871] In regard to those who make man a sub-kingdom we very considerably Text Image

3353.

CUL-DAR82.B41 Note: [1857--1870] The Stickle-Back assumes splendid colours during Breeding season — is Text Image

3354.

CUL-DAR205.7.179 Note: 1857.01.08 Hybrid [Black male Almond Tumbler female] male with [Barb male Spot Text Image

3355.

CUL-DAR205.2.150 Note: 1857.01.14 Zoolog[ical] Gardens / Tennant says Perch spawn in long ropes Text Image

3356.

CUL-DAR205.4.71 Note: 1857.01.16 Falconer insisted strongly how wonderfully the American Parkinsonia Text Image

3357.

CUL-DAR205.6.69 Note: 1857.01.17 Practically Fanciers care not what his Pigeons are before full fledged Text Image

3358.

CUL-DAR205.3.212 Note: 1857.01.17 Compare list of Genera & Families not in Madeira — see whether in Amber Text Image

3359.

CUL-DAR205.9.324 Note: 1857.01.18 Falconer is convinced that Australia mastodon is identical with the S. American M. Andium of Owen. 21 Text Image

3360.

CUL-DAR205.9.326 Note: 1857.02.00 Letter from Lyell to Horner shows Barrandes Colony is true — account for Text Image

3361.

CUL-DAR205.1.67 Note: 1857.02.07 as law of compensation probably acts at early age Text Image

3362.

CUL-DAR205.2.152 Note: 1857.02.07 I think R Brown in Congo has argued from proportions of plants not Text Image

3363.

CUL-DAR205.2.220 Note: 1857.02.13 [relating to CUL-DAR205.2.219] Text Image

3364.

CUL-DAR205.2.153-154 Note: 1857.02.17 Insular Productions Text Image

3365.

CUL-DAR205.9.325 Note: 1857.02.17 L[y]ells letter to Horner Heer says all the M[ount] Bolca fossil plants Text Image

3366.

CUL-DAR205.7.180 Note: 1857.02.20 One of Hybrids died from turn-crowned Barb male & Fantail female Text Image

3367.

CUL-DAR205.5.176 Note: 1857.03.00 Thinking over Owen's false classification of Man Text Image

3368.

CUL-DAR205.5.177 Note: 1857.03.00 Hooker says he & Bentham have no doubt that Wight's remark on Text Image

3369.

CUL-DAR205.9.346 Note: 1857.03.00 North Side Wealden Denudation Text Image PDF

3370.

CUL-DAR46.1.33 Note: 1857.03.00 I must say that Parkinsonia is a copious seeder for its class, but has no special means of dispersion. Text Image

3371.

CUL-DAR205.2.155 Note: 1857.03.07 Hooker's argument on Harmonies, versus accidental dispersal Text Image

3372.

CUL-DAR205.1.68 Note: 1857.03.07 Mr F Smith says he has observed in some coprophagous Beetles that it was Text Image

3373.

CUL-DAR205.9.327 Note: 1857.03.07 Falconer strong that Purbeck fossils have not teeth like archetype or Text Image

3374.

CUL-DAR46.1.34 Note: 1857.03.07 Ch 5 / Falconer agreed not destroyed by any beast of prey Text Image

3375.

CUL-DAR45.76 Note: 1857.03.07 Irish Rabbit in Brit[ish] Mus[eum] is named Lepus vermicula of Thompson.─ so marked var. Chapt 4. Text Image

3376.

CUL-DAR195.2.1 Note: 1857.03.10 I see our Baby like all others cannot direct his eyes Text Image

3377.

CUL-DAR205.9.328 Note: 1857.03.29 With respect to cliff of 500ft wearing 1 inch in century Text Image

3378.

CUL-DAR47.7 Note: 1857.04.00 Ch 6 / As Hooker insisted so much about intermediate not being f[ound] Text Image

3379.

CUL-DAR46.2.A33-A34 Note: 1857.04.14 Gooseberries / Examined 54 flowers of different gooseberries Text Image

3380.

CUL-DAR46.1.37 Note: 1857.04.24 I often gaze at a square yard of turf & reflect with astonishment at the Text Image

3381.

CUL-DAR46.1.40 Note: 1857.summer Extraordinary few Humble till end of Aug except red-tailed — hot & dry Text Image

3382.

CUL-DAR46.1.38-39 Note: 1857.05.03 In Surrey about Crooksbury Hill (which is covered by old Fir woods) Text Image

3383.

CUL-DAR49.45 Note: 1857.05.25 Ch 3(?) & Ch 6 Nat selection / I f[ound] female Holly — anthers no trace Text Image

3384.

CUL-DAR76.B53 Note: 1857.05.29 Ch 3 / The common Broom where the long pistil is bowed into a circle in a Text Image

3385.

CUL-DAR45.77 Note: 1857.06.00 Ch 4 / Lyell tells me that Wollaston now thinks that some Heteromerous Text Image

3386.

CUL-DAR49.46 Note: 1857.06.08 Crucianella stylosa The corolla is narrowish & anthers open in bud Text Image

3387.

CUL-DAR205.7.181 Note: 1857.06.15 Hybrid Barb male Fantail female x Barb male Spot female Text Image

3388.

CUL-DAR50.E13 Note: 1857.06.16 Falconer says he is sure that all animals & no herbaceous plants from Text Image

3389.

CUL-DAR16.238 Note: 1857.07.00 Babingtons Flora 3d Edit : Corrected [asterisks] & Brackets (table) Text Image

3390.

CUL-DAR16.160 Note: 1857.07.00 List of Babington Genera with 1 or 2 species / Monotypes (table) Text Image

3391.

CUL-DAR189.3 Note: 1857.07.00 Etty poured out water into glass & kitten shook foot at sound Text Image

3392.

CUL-DAR206.8 Note: 1857.07.00 From Reversions & Pig-case I think plan wd be to try & deteriorate Text Image

3393.

CUL-DAR210.10.23 Note: 1857.07.00 affidavit (in reference to Ansted D.T) "I agreed to receive 2 per cent" Text Image

3394.

CUL-DAR165.99 Note: 1857.07.02 I will mainly look at small genera as due to extinction Text Image

3395.

CUL-DAR16.233-236 Note: 1857.07.18 Babingtons Flora 3d Edit / Brackets or Asterisks (table) Text Image

3396.

CUL-DAR49.47 Note: 1857.07.19 The left-wing-petal flower (to you facing it) of Kidney Bean are all Text Image

3397.

CUL-DAR16.292 Note: 1857.08.00 Asa Gray N[orthern] U[nited] States / Summary of all results — omitting Text Image

3398.

CUL-DAR205.9.329 Note: 1857.08.00 Lyells letter to Horner about 1/3 of shells in Molasses extinct Text Image

3399.

CUL-DAR77.26a Note: [1857.autumn] In autumn castrated 4 flowers of Sw[eet] Pea & twice over impregnated Text Image

3400.

CUL-DAR49.88v Note: 1857.08.06--1857.08.14 Ch 3 / In crimson Lobelia Lobelia fulgens var multiflora & little Blue - Text Image

3401.

CUL-DAR49.48-48v Note: 1857.08.19 Kidney Beans / In flower in Bottle by many wings (united at base to keel) Text Image

3402.

CUL-DAR16.129 Note: 1857.09.00 Summary on London Catalogue 1853 Text Image

3403.

CUL-DAR205.2.157 Note: 1857.09.00 Though in isld in proportion to area the creation of new forms has been Text Image

3404.

CUL-DAR76.B162 Note: 1857.09.16 In 1856 I had 4 onion growing close together & flowering together I saved Text Image

3405.

CUL-DAR205.7.182 Note: 1857.09.30 A cross between Barb & German Pouter had on one side 1st Primary white Text Image

3406.

CUL-DAR205.9.330 Note: 1857.10.00 There is relation in very few Families with few number / & the rarity of Text Image

3407.

CUL-DAR50.E14 Note: 1857.10.00 Lyell in letter says a moraine 2000ft high extends amongst the vine & Text Image

3408.

CUL-DAR205.6.68 Note: 1857.10.18 Suppose that those slight modifications (never mind at what period Text Image

3409.

CUL-DAR205.7.183 Note: 1857.10.23 Hybrid killed by cat — black all over Text Image

3410.

CUL-DAR205.9.334 Note: 1857.11.00 The abnormal Insects & Birds in isl[ands] (plants too easily diffused) Text Image

3411.

CUL-DAR45.102 Note: 1857.11.00 Hooker thinks that when plant equally common in 2 countries one generally Text Image

3412.

CUL-DAR48.A30 Note: 1857.11.02 Ch 8 p. 82 / Plectocomia elongata is the Malayan bamboo with hook, closely Text Image

3413.

CUL-DAR50.E15 Note: 1857.11.02 Glacial / Hooker has seen old moraines at foot of Himalaya with millet, Text Image

3414.

CUL-DAR205.9.331 Note: 1857.11.07 My doubt whether forms change quite insensibly or by a variety being Text Image

3415.

CUL-DAR205.9.332-333 Note: 1857.11.10 Palaeontology / What says the fossil history of animals Text Image

3416.

CUL-DAR46.1.32 Note: 1857.11.10 Looking at Crooksbury Hill the case of apparent absence of Firs within Text Image

3417.

CUL-DAR47.8 Note: 1857.11.10 Introduced plants of an aboriginal species Text Image

3418.

CUL-DAR50.E16 Note: 1857.11.14 Suppose world were to grow 10° colder Text Image

3419.

CUL-DAR47.5 Note: 1857.11.16 Ch 6 / Gould says in N. Africa of same species Text Image

3420.

CUL-DAR47.6 Note: 1857.11.16 In Humming Birds Cephalepis Lalandii (there is a 2d species) Text Image

3421.

CUL-DAR205.5.181 Note: 1857.11.21 Huxley agrees if Barneoud true then does explain M[ilne-]Edwards Text Image

3422.

CUL-DAR50.E59 Note: 1857.11.21 Glacial / Falconer tells me Bot Garden of Saharanpur is 1000ft in Text Image

3423.

CUL-DAR48.A38 Note: 1857.12.06 Formica flava / In 2 specimens the distance of eyes as 13 to 10 1/2 Text Image

3424.

CUL-DAR205.7.184 Note: 1857.12.14 Hybrid from (Pouter Fantail) x (Runt-Trumpeter) Text Image

3425.

CUL-DAR45.9-15 Note: [1857.12.20.after] note [plant lists from 'London Catalogue of British plants'] "(Ch 4 Perhaps useful)" Image

3426.

CUL-DAR205.2.151 Note: 1857.06.14or[1857.01.14?] Zoolog[ical] Gardens / Gave Grits[?] (Glyceria) to Gold-Fish Gudgeons & Text Image

3427.

CUL-DAR120.- Note: 1838 'Books' [read] alphabetical catalogue Text Image

3428.

CUL-DAR16.165 Note: [1858] Gyllenhal Insecta Suecica / Genera with one sp[ecies] and having Text Image

3429.

CUL-DAR16.272 Note: [1858] Gyllenhal Insecta Suecica Vol 1 / Genera with 10 species & upwards / Text Image

3430.

CUL-DAR16.273 Note: [1858] Gyllenhal Insecta Suecica Vol 2 / Genera with 10 species & upwards / Text Image

3431.

CUL-DAR16.274 Note: [1858] Gyllenhal Insecta Suecica Vol 3 & part of 4 / Genera with 10 species & Text Image

3432.

CUL-DAR221.4.72 Note: [1858] [concerning Darwin E.L `Game preserver's manual' 1858] Copy of CUL-DAR195.147 (which is transcribed) Image

3433.

CUL-DAR221.4.73 Note: [Undated] [concerning Darwin E.L `Game preserver's manual' 1858]

3434.

CUL-DAR242[.22] Note: 1858 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1858] Text Image

3435.

CUL-DAR45.16-17 Note: [1858] ' Extracts from MS of Vol. 4 of Cybele Britannica ' vol 4 Text Image

3436.

CUL-DAR48.B66a Note: [Undated]1858 Note on Waterhouse / Brief outline of theory illustrated by Diagrams Text Image

3437.

CUL-DAR85.A8 Note: [1858--1871] Introduce when I discuss voice of man in contrast with that of woman Text Image

3438.

CUL-DAR85.A2-A3 Note: [1858--1871] Music / Quote H. Spencer Text Image

3439.

LINSOC-SP.585c[1] Note: 1858 Report on his paper on "The agamic reproduction & embryology of Aphis", by Charles Darwin, dated 30 Mar.[1858?] /Thomas Henry Huxley Text Image

3440.

CUL-DAR48.A31 Note: 1858.02.00 It is very true as Paley says nothing created to give pain & agrees with Text Image

3441.

CUL-DAR157.1.34 Note: [Undated] Kidney bean / Young plant raised in Greenhouse — stake supporting huge Text Image

3442.

CUL-DAR157.1.38 Note: [Undated] Root-climbers cannot get to light Text Image

3443.

CUL-DAR157.1.80 Note: [Undated] Clematis / I put thin culm of grass in 3 days a slight of effect Text Image

3444.

CUL-DAR157.1.55 Note: [Undated] Loasa herbertii (a Hybrid) Text Image

3445.

CUL-DAR157.1.51 Note: [Undated] Manethia[?] line follows the sun (Young plant) Text Image

3446.

CUL-DAR157.1.102 Note: [Undated] Section of common leaf close to clasped leaf [Solanum jasminoides?] Text Image

3447.

CUL-DAR157.1.142 Note: [Undated] Big[nonia] capreolata — It is remarkable case that light seeking leaf Text Image

3448.

CUL-DAR157.1.143 Note: [Undated] Trees where Bignonia capreolata grew were mossed over with Polypodium Text Image

3449.

CUL-DAR157.1.144 Note: [Undated] Big[nonia] capreolata young tendrils before branches diverge creep into Text Image

3450.

CUL-DAR157.1.147 Note: [Undated] B[ignonia] venusta against sun Image

3451.

CUL-DAR157.1.30 Note: [Undated] Thryallis brachystachia (one of Malpighiaceae) Text Image

3452.

CUL-DAR49.49 Note: 1858.02.20 F Smith says there are plenty of small spring Bees in N Zealand Text Image

3453.

CUL-DAR16.242 Note: 1858.03.00 Omitting Senecio Coprosma[?] & Veronica (calculations) Text Image

3454.

CUL-DAR48.A32-A33 Note: 1858.03.07 Driver Ant from Africa given me by F Smith Text Image

3455.

CUL-DAR157.1.27 Note: [ny].03.28--[ny].03.29 Stauntonia latifolia — Hothouse properly Greenhouse plant / against sun Text Image

3456.

CUL-DAR205.2.167 Note: 1858.04.00 Letter from Wollaston to Lyell / Is vehement that Madeira & Canary group Text Image

3457.

CUL-DAR205.9.339 Note: 1858.04.00 Those who believe in successive or even single universal annihilations of Text Image

3458.

CUL-DAR45.20-24 Note: [1858.04.00] note [notes on species abstracted from various authors] Text Image

3459.

CUL-DAR157.1.32 Note: [ny].04.04--[ny].04.07 Sollya drummondii in Greenhouse moves against sun Text Image

3460.

CUL-DAR157.1.63 Note: [ny].04.04--[ny].04.05 Clematis montata in Greenhouse move against sun Text Image

3461.

CUL-DAR50.E17 Note: 1858.04.06 Letter from Hartung to Sir C Lyell Text Image

3462.

CUL-DAR15.1.B0 Note: [1858.04.10] [Notes between Darwin and Hooker on large and small genera in Natural selection, pp. 134-71]. Text Image

3463.

CUL-DAR157.1.44 Note: [ny].04.12--[ny].04.20 Clerodendron thomsonii Text Image

3464.

CUL-DAR157.1.46 Note: [ny].04.14--[ny].04.22 Thunbergia alata / in Hothouse / against sun Text Image

3465.

CUL-DAR157.1.35 Note: [ny].04.18--[ny].04.30 Dipladenia urophylla / Hot-house / against sun Text Image

3466.

CUL-DAR157.1.42 Note: [ny].04.20 Convolvulus Malvern made 2 circles in 3h 24 Text Image

3467.

CUL-DAR205.11.73 Note: 1858.04.28 It has been stated that Woodpeckers remove fragments: in 2 cases I can Text Image

3468.

CUL-DAR205.11.88 Note: 1858.05.00 Though I saw so few slaves (of F[ormica?] fusca) yet they swarm later in Text Image

3469.

CUL-DAR48.B21 Note: 1858.05.00 Saw in glass-case B[ritish] Mus[eum] a Polistes nest Text Image

3470.

CUL-DAR47.10 Note: 1858.05.00 J Lubbock remarked to me last year that central or sub-central flower Text Image

3471.

CUL-DAR47.9 Note: 1858.05.00 Dr J.E Grey showed me a drawer with Achatinella Text Image

3472.

CUL-DAR205.11.108 Note: 1858.05.05 Ch 10 / I saw a black-bird on her nest which although in a wood was built. Text Image

3473.

CUL-DAR48.B22 Note: 1858.05.08 Opened Straw Hive of Mr Innes Text Image

3474.

CUL-DAR76.B55 Note: 1858.05.10 In Spartium or common Broom the curling manner of the pistil which burst Text Image

3475.

CUL-DAR157.1.33 Note: [ny].05.13--[ny].05.25 Glycina in Greenhouse moves against sun Text Image

3476.

CUL-DAR49.50 Note: 1858.05.16 I suspect good generalisation, that wherever there is nectary on one Text Image

3477.

CUL-DAR76.B13 Note: 1858.05.16 Plant from Cattells called Fumaria spicata or Dielytra eximia Text Image

3478.

CUL-DAR50.E18 Note: 1858.05.20 Falconer says he shd think that most British plants wd live in Lat of Text Image

3479.

CUL-DAR205.9.340 Note: 1858.05.21 Lyell tells me at last Birds in Upper Greensand Text Image

3480.

CUL-DAR157.1.21 Note: [ny].05.24--[ny].05.27 Ruscus androgynus placed in Hothouse Text Image

3481.

CUL-DAR48.B25 Note: 1858.05.28 Comb placed vertical, section horizontal through the attched cells on Text Image

3482.

CUL-DAR49.51 Note: 1858.05.29 Add to may account of Dichogamy of Lobelia fulgens that seeds from the Text Image

3483.

CUL-DAR157.1.50 Note: [ny].05.25--[ny].06.09 Siphomeris [ie] Lecontea unnamed sp[ecies] Kew (Cinchonaceae) Text Image

3484.

CUL-DAR157.1.29 Note: [ny].05.27--[ny].06.03 Stephania rotunda / against sun shoot small Text Image

3485.

CUL-DAR76.B14 Note: 1858.06.02 Fumaria officinalis / The hood covering curved pistil lies close to Text Image

3486.

CUL-DAR76.B145 Note: 1858.06.07--1858.07.16 Hive Bees visit Trifolium incarnatum but never Mr Miner[?] has remarked Text Image

3487.

CUL-DAR205.11.81 Note: 1858.06.14 Brought me nest of B[ombus] muscorum in Birds nest in Hedge Text Image

3488.

CUL-DAR157.1.19 Note: [ny].06.17--[ny].06.20 Lygodium scandens Text Image

3489.

CUL-DAR195.4.1 Note: 1858.06.22 If we desire [illegible] one wishes to change unpleasant train of thought Text Image

3490.

CUL-DAR205.11.89 Note: 1858.06.26--1858.06.27 I have been watching black Aphis on Dock tended by reddish Myrmica Text Image

3491.

CUL-DAR205.11.94 Note: 1858.07.00 Took specimens of F[ormica] Rufa near Sandown with remarkable differences Text Image

3492.

CUL-DAR46.1.44 Note: 1858.07.00 Droves of New Forest ponies are driven for sale over the southern part of Text Image

3493.

CUL-DAR77.26b Note: 1858.07.00 Of the sweet Peas fertilised last year one pod produced some plants Text Image

3494.

CUL-DAR157.1.49 Note: [ny].06.13--[ny].07.11 Scyphanthus elegans / Loasa aur[??]tiaca Text Image

3495.

CUL-DAR210.13.42 Note: 1858.07.02 reminiscence of Darwin Charles Waring. "Our poor baby" Text Image

3496.

CUL-DAR48.B31 Note: 1858.07.09 I believe Bees tend to make a flat walls for each separate planes of cell Text Image

3497.

CUL-DAR205.11.92-93 Note: 1858.07.11--1858.07.14 Saw in morning a body of about a score of F[ormica] sanguinea Text Image

3498.

CUL-DAR49.52-53 Note: 1858.07.11 Ch 3 / Alstroemeria — small fl[orets] common orange-flowered Text Image

3499.

CUL-DAR46.1.45 Note: 1858.07.12 I see on Ash-down forest, when cart has passed over heath Text Image

3500.

CUL-DAR205.4.79 Note: 1858.07.13 [relating to letter from Swale in CUL-DAR177(fragile)] Text Image

3501.

CUL-DAR157.1.37 Note: [ny].07.14--[ny].07.16 Stephanotis floribunda / A climbing plant with shoot a little above stick Text Image

3502.

CUL-DAR157.1.53 Note: [ny].07.23--[ny].07.24 Aristolocha gigas / upper internode above leaf 1/5 of full size Text Image

3503.

CUL-DAR157.1.78 Note: [ny].07.26 Travellers Joy Clematis vitalba Text Image

3504.

CUL-DAR205.2.168 Note: 1858.08.01 Breeze light right on shore [therefore] from E.S.E Text Image

3505.

CUL-DAR77.26c Note: 1858.08.02 In the plot of Sweet Pea which produced all pale pink but somewhat Text Image

3506.

CUL-DAR157.1.23 Note: [ny].08.05--[ny].08.26 Roxburghia viridiflora (see Steudel) / Only upper internode 3 inches long Text Image

3507.

CUL-DAR157.1.28 Note: [ny].08.05--[ny].08.27 Sphærostema marmorata (a small order) Text Image

3508.

CUL-DAR157.1.101 Note: [ny].08.13 Solanum jasminoides / The unclasped lead 2 bundles of vessels to lateral Text Image

3509.

CUL-DAR157.1.40 Note: [ny].08.24 Convolvulus major / A young plant 12 inches higher Text Image

3510.

CUL-DAR157.1.74-75 Note: [ny].08.26--[ny].08.29 Clematis flammula / Peduncles of the whole leaf & side leaflets very long Text Image

3511.

CUL-DAR157.1.41 Note: [ny].08.28--[ny].08.29 Ipomoea [??]nda Text Image

3512.

CUL-DAR205.2.169 Note: 1858.09.05 Mr Wollaston very strong on many identical species (not many vars) & same Text Image

3513.

CUL-DAR205.11.82 Note: 1858.09.05 Mr Wollaston informs me that from enquiries which he specially made for Text Image

3514.

CUL-DAR49.54 Note: 1858.09.12--1858.09.16 I have watched for several years the Cuphea which is loaded with honey & Text Image

3515.

CUL-DAR157.1.56 Note: [ny].09.13 Loasa herbertii — young plant in cool stove moved against sun Text Image

3516.

CUL-DAR157.1.66 Note: [ny].09.14 Clematis microphylla (var leptophylla) [with diagram] Text Image

3517.

CUL-DAR157.1.67-68 Note: [ny].09.16--[ny].09.19 Clematis [microphylla?] [diagrams] Text Image

3518.

CUL-DAR48.B32 Note: 1858.09.16 Mr Tegetmeier thinks from experiments which he has made that 15lb of Text Image

3519.

CUL-DAR48.B33-B34 Note: 1858.09.16 Briefly describe bee cell / Begin with nest of Bombus Text Image

3520.

CUL-DAR48.B35 Note: 1858.09.16 As Melipone mexicana make sphere at different diameter & size, & whenever Text Image

3521.

CUL-DAR76.B16 Note: 1858.09.16 Ch 3 / The flowers of Corydalis lutea when covered up do not go off but Text Image

3522.

CUL-DAR48.B36 Note: 1858.09.17 The examination of oldish combs shows clearly that marginal side is Text Image

3523.

CUL-DAR76.B83 Note: 1858.09.21 I saw B[ombus] muscorum sucking Adlumia cirrhosa & pushing aside hood / Text Image

3524.

CUL-DAR48.B37-B38 Note: 1858.09.26 Mr Innes sent his Leaf-Hive for examination Text Image

3525.

CUL-DAR48.B39 Note: 1858.09.26 Reason for giving to Soc: I do not wish to abrogate intent only to Text Image

3526.

CUL-DAR48.B40 Note: 1858.09.29 I put down some bits of wax like dice about diameter of cell apart Text Image

3527.

CUL-DAR157.1.69 Note: [ny].09.19--[ny].10.27 Clematis microphylla / Young shoot made 4 revolutions Text Image

3528.

CUL-DAR157.1.97-98 Note: [ny].09.08--[ny].10.27 Maurandia semperflorens [ie] scandens / Young shoot made two inches in 3h Text Image

3529.

CUL-DAR270.1.2 Note: 1858.10.05 Alfred Russel Wallace, autograph note, Directions for collecting in the tropics…for Mr. H. Squires 1858 Oct 05. Text

3530.

CUL-DAR48.B41 Note: 1858.10.05 In some old comb from Mr Innes, the Bees had made as usual the lower edge Text Image

3531.

CUL-DAR205.5.185 Note: 1858.10.12 I believe physiological importance has no relation whatever in value of character for classification Text Image

3532.

CUL-DAR157.1.85 Note: [ny].10.24 When Tropaeolum tricolorum had grown by twining to height of about 2 ft Text Image

3533.

CUL-DAR46.1.23 Note: [1858].10.30 It is wonderful the number of little Oak Trees on Farnham Heath Text Image

3534.

CUL-DAR205.2.165 Note: 1858.11.00 The non-migrating of flora & fauna of 2 corners of Australia is like Text Image

3535.

CUL-DAR50.E61-E64 Note: 1858.11.12 European Genera in Australia and Tasmania [table of species and numbers] Image

3536.

CUL-DAR50.E65-E66 Note: 1858.11.12 Addenda [to item CUL-DAR50.E61-E64] of European Genera [table of species] Image

3537.

CUL-DAR157.1.43 Note: [ny].11.25 Jasminum pauciflorum (can this be misprint for parviflorum?) Text Image

3538.

CUL-DAR205.7.195 Note: 1858.12.00 Gould tells me that Phasianus torquatus now breeds Text Image

3539.

CUL-DAR205.11.95 Note: 1858.12.17 F Smith says my specimens which inhabited same hillock were F[ormica] Text Image

3540.

CUL-DAR205.2.171 Note: 1858.12.18 Mr Edwards shot 3 woodcocks – feet quite clean – some dirt sticking to base of Beak and grooves of do. 18 Text Image

3541.

CUL-DAR205.9.341 Note: 1858.12.23 inches in one mile Text Image

3542.

CUL-DAR210.9.2 Note: 1858.12.25 college bill

3543.

CUL-DAR48.B77 Note: [1858?] as Bees work on & over edge of comb it is not so difficult for them to Text Image

3544.

CUL-DAR242[.23] Note: 1859 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1859] Text Image

3545.

CUL-DAR262.8.9-18 Note: [1859--1882] List of reviews of Origin of Sp & of C Darwin's Books Text Image

3546.

CUL-DAR45.53 Note: [Undated] In letter p. 11 appended to Lesquereux (8vo Pamph 256) curious case of Text Image

3547.

EH88206151-60 Note: Undated List of reviews of Origin of Sp & of C Darwin's Books

3548.

KEW-Inwards-Books-1 Note: 1859--1867 Inwards Books (plants coming into Kew):- 1/ 1859-1867

3549.

CUL-DAR205.3.218 Note: 1859.02.08 No mammal yet from Andaman Is[lands] except Sus andamanensis Blyth Text Image

3550.

CUL-DAR48.B42 Note: 1859.02.08 Wasps nest — do not build up wall of cell till saucer made beginning to Text Image

3551.

CUL-DAR46.1.47 Note: 1859.04.28 Amy tells me that at Knutsford she saw in Miss Hollands garden the Text Image

3552.

CUL-DAR210.9.30 Note: [1859.05.00] 'Things for a week' Text Image

3553.

CUL-DAR205.11.103 Note: 1859.05.24--1859.05.25 I can now say that I have (12) 3 new nests with slaves Text Image

3554.

LINSOC-SP.585c[2] Note: 1859.05.30 Report on Mr Huxley's paper on Crocodilia Text Image

3555.

CUL-DAR46.1.48 Note: 1859.06.23 The Oak is a wonderful instance of a tree overpowering numerous enemies Text Image

3556.

CUL-DAR210.9.3 Note: 1859.06.25 college bill

3557.

CUL-DAR46.2.C31 Note: 1859.07.20 I observe Wasps visiting all day long in great numbers the flowers of Text Image

3558.

CUL-DAR205.11.96-97 Note: 1859.07.23--1859.07.25 Observed numbers of ants by great nest by Wall F[ormica] rufa or wood-ant Text Image

3559.

CUL-DAR46.1.46 Note: 1859.08.20 I observed at Moor Park, that when the Calluna had been cut Text Image

3560.

CUL-DAR205.7.147 Note: 1859.12.05 A farmer in Yorkshire, who had kept for three years a half-bred (possibly Text Image

3561.

CUL-DAR48.A39 Note: 1859.12.09 Sir H Holland objected that Bone of Ear case of no transition Text Image

3562.

CUL-DAR50.E19 Note: 1859.12.16 Hooker in letter says many plants the commonest on W[est] side of Baffin Text Image

3563.

CUL-DAR210.9.4 Note: 1859.12.25 college bill

3564.

CUL-DAR110.B35 Note: [Undated] Anchusa / Arnebia hispidissima flowers differ much in size, but no trace of dimorphism Text Image

3565.

CUL-DAR109.B94 Note: [Undated] Pontederia length of styles from top of ovary to tip of stigma Text Image

3566.

CUL-DAR205.1.70 Note: [1860] [early draft title] On the mutability of species [with other notes] Text Image

3567.

CUL-DAR210.11.26 Note: [[1860--1880]] presentation copies — translators

3568.

CUL-DAR210.11.22 Note: [[1860--1861]] presentation copies — Asa Gray Pamphlet

3569.

CUL-DAR242[.24] Note: 1860 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1860] Text Image

3570.

CUL-DAR58.2.56 Note: [1860-1874] Towards the end of June, I put into the middle of the surface of a leaf Text Image

3571.

CUL-DAR45.1ar Note: [Undated] Helix hortensis & nemoralis good case of difficulty of distinguishing var by species Text Image

3572.

CUL-DAR45.135-138 Note: [Undated] Top Flowers / Lateral Flowers [numbers of sepals, petals, styles and Text Image

3573.

CUL-DAR46.2.C34 Note: 1860 Melampyrum pratense — pistil L bent — mouth of upper hood of corrolla Text Image

3574.

CUL-DAR58.2 Note: 1860--1874 [All of DAR58.2 in one sequence of 219 images] Image

3575.

CUL-DAR54 Note: 1860--1873 [All of DAR54 in one sequence of 260 images] Image

3576.

CUL-DAR54.1 Note: 1860 Index to Eastbourne papers [notes pp. 7-34] Text Image

3577.

CUL-DAR85.B65 Note: [1860--1871] Lepidoptera — the Butterflies Text Image

3578.

CUL-DAR80.A13 Note: [Undated] (a) Nulla particula est quae non aliter et aliter in alias se habeat hominibus. Text Image

3579.

CUL-DAR81.148 Note: [1860--1871] Additional facts to add to Walsh about adaptation for male to hold on by Text Image

3580.

CUL-DAR70.152r Note: [Undated] of commonest weeds … think 10 fold as many then introduced Text Image

3581.

CUL-DAR81.136 Note: [Undated] Leptura testacea [male] testaceous with black thorax L ruba is female & Text Image

3582.

EH88206190 Note: 1860--1871 Sale of Origin / Journal of researches / Descent of Man

3583.

KEW-Outwards-Books-2 Note: 1860--1869 Outwards books: (plants leaving Kew):- 2/ Outwards Book 1860-1869

3584.

EH88204245 Note: [1860--1878] Notes on fertilisation of Pulmonaria angustifolia (torn scrap) Text Image

3585.

CUL-DAR189.4 Note: 1860.01.00 When a dog is intently watching any moving object ready to drawl on & Text Image

3586.

CUL-DAR205.7.149 Note: 1860.01.11 Huxley objects to domestic var[ietie]s not being sterile & I answer in Text Image

3587.

CUL-DAR205.1.69 Note: 1860.01.16 Mr Williams says in Mumps the abortive mammae in Boys are affected Text Image

3588.

CUL-DAR50.E21 Note: 1860.01.24 Zoolog Society meeting / Glacial / Mr Sclater exhibited collection of Birds Text Image

3589.

CUL-DAR205.11.114 Note: 1860.01.27 Ch 10 / Gould tells me that Cuculus taitensis[?] migrates from N[ew] Text Image

3590.

CUL-DAR205.11.98 Note: 1860.01.27 F Smith showed me 2 workers ants with ridiculous difference of Heads Text Image

3591.

CUL-DAR205.2.187 Note: 1860.01.27 Gould[?] remarked to me how strange it was that swallows were so abundant Text Image

3592.

CUL-DAR205.7.136 Note: 1860.01.27 About the Crossed Pheasant Gould has enlarged in Birds of Asia under the the several Pheasants. Ch. 9 Jan 27/60/ Text Image

3593.

CUL-DAR45.112 Note: 1860.01.27 Mr Gould tells me he can certainly distinguish Chaffinches of Norway & Text Image

3594.

CUL-DAR47.13 Note: 1860.01.27 Gould showed me Humming-Bird = viz Chrysuronia oenone Text Image

3595.

CUL-DAR84.2.189 Note: 1860.01.27 Gould showed me the Heliothrix auriculata (a humming-bird) (same remark Text Image

3596.

CUL-DAR205.3.220 Note: 1860.02.00 Mr Sclater tells me that several American Birds have been lately Text Image

3597.

CUL-DAR205.2.188 Note: 1860.02.15 Anacharis Rev Prof Henslow has observed this plant spread rapidly up the Text Image

3598.

CUL-DAR195.3.1 Note: 1860.02.26 In the Missionary account at Falkland Is Jemmy Button is said to have Text Image

3599.

CUL-DAR47.11 Note: 1860.03.00 Lyell remarked on Owens observation of high structures of Pterodactyle & Text Image

3600.

CUL-DAR205.9.353 Note: 1860.03.01 J Beete Jukes — says Calymene blumenbachii which ranges from upper to Text Image

3601.

CUL-DAR48.B43 Note: 1860.03.05 It wd be worth while to measure Drone cells & see whether from angle to Text Image

3602.

CUL-DAR48.A43 Note: 1860.03.12 On principle of all parts varying in any way & N[atural] S[election] Text Image

3603.

CUL-DAR251.2395 Note: 1860.03.13--1861.01.31 [booklet kept during year at Christ's College Cambridge]

3604.

CUL-DAR48.A42 Note: 1860.03.21 Thwaites objects about the beauty of Diatomaceae Text Image

3605.

CUL-DAR210.9.5 Note: 1860.03.25 college bill

3606.

CUL-DAR205.9.354 Note: 1860.03.30 With respect to enormous gap between one formation wh[ich] Sedgwick Text Image

3607.

CUL-DAR48.B44 Note: 1860.03.31 Waterhouse seems to dispute that insects can judge of distances Text Image

3608.

CUL-DAR47.12 Note: 1860.04.06 Berberis Wallichii — grows at 5000 ft on Khura[?] Text Image

3609.

CUL-DAR77.27 Note: 1860.04.13 to Mr Masters / I know the 6 kinds of Sweet Peas named by Mr Masters. I Text Image

3610.

CUL-DAR157a.99 Note: [1860.04.28] Hooker Joseph Dalton (Sir [1869]) to Darwin Charles Robert Text Image

3611.

CUL-DAR111.A15 Note: 1860.05.02 I saw Hive-bees sucking single sweet white & blue violets in garden & 1/2 Text Image

3612.

CUL-DAR210.9.10 Note: 1860.05.04--1861.05.10 bank drafts

3613.

CUL-DAR77.22 Note: 1860.05.20 Saw small kind of Bee forcing way into unopened Broom flowers Text Image

3614.

CUL-DAR205.6.72 Note: 1860.05.21 Compared cotyledon full-sized of several cabbages in K[itchen] Garden Text Image

3615.

CUL-DAR48.A16 Note: 1860.05.23 Horse-chesnut from Ld Cranworth Park Text Image

3616.

CUL-DAR49.55 Note: 1860.06.01 In Azaleas Pistil bends up to nectary-side Text Image

3617.

CUL-DAR47.14 Note: 1860.06.14 Blyth refers to me the reduced wings of Notornis & Welka of N Zealand / Ch 7 Text Image

3618.

CUL-DAR210.9.6 Note: 1860.06.25 college bill

3619.

CUL-DAR70.22 Note: 1860.06.30 G[eorge] caught Plusia chrysitis in flower garden with disc & caudicle Text Image

3620.

CUL-DAR49.56 Note: 1860.07.01 Lousewort — Pedicularis sylvatica / Tube of corolla very long [with Text Image

3621.

CUL-DAR46.2.C35 Note: 1860.07.02 saw many small thin metallic flies visiting flower of Tormentilla Text Image

3622.

CUL-DAR76.A7-A8 Note: 1860.07.11--1860.07.17 Columbine has circle of nectaries & 5 pistils with points slightly reflexed Text Image

3623.

CUL-DAR46.2.C33 Note: 1860.07.14 Scrophularia nodosa & aquatica Text Image

3624.

CUL-DAR76.A9 Note: 1860.07.14--1860.07.15 Rhinanthus crista-galli pistil rectangularly bent into gangway as in Text Image

3625.

CUL-DAR49.57 Note: 1860.07.17 Lilium Martagon — common or Turks' Cap Petal reflexed spotted reddish Text Image

3626.

CUL-DAR76.A13 Note: [1860].07.21 saw in almost every Buttercup 2 or 3 small flies of more than 1 sort Text Image

3627.

CUL-DAR60.2.8-10 Note: [ny].07.22 Temp / (6) Put in [water] at 140 — no inflection or reflection Text Image

3628.

CUL-DAR205.11.99-102 Note: 1860.07.30--1860.08.11 Slave ants / Ch 10 / I remember seeing at Moor Park slavemakers haunting Text Image

3629.

CUL-DAR49.58 Note: 1860.07.30 Elizabeth has 2 kinds of Oenothera in garden, very distinct, & the Text Image

3630.

CUL-DAR205.6.73 Note: 1860.08.00 Saw young Puma splendidly spotted with red Text Image

3631.

CUL-DAR205.7.148 Note: 1860.08.00 Hybrids / Mr Bartlett told me that he got eggs from the New Zealand Text Image

3632.

CUL-DAR48.A44 Note: 1860.08.13 Ch 8 / J Lubbock urged as very great difficulty, great difference in Text Image

3633.

CUL-DAR109.B92 Note: [ny].08.30 It is absolutely certain that the broad points of calyx meet between the Text Image

3634.

CUL-DAR81.2 Note: 1860.09.18 Mr Cressy tells me he has often put two male stag-beetles together & they Text Image

3635.

CUL-DAR210.9.7 Note: 1860.09.25 college bill

3636.

CUL-DAR54.5 Note: 1860.09.27--1860.09.28 Drosera spathulata Australian from Kew Text Image

3637.

CUL-DAR54.2-3 Note: 1860.10.12 Dionaea from Kew [application of carbonate of ammonia] Text Image

3638.

CUL-DAR60.1.112-112v Note: [ny].10.24--[ny].10.27 (Black wool) leaf on which gram of Phosphate of Lime had been put on 20th Text Image

3639.

CUL-DAR54.6-7a Note: [1860].11.23--[1860].11.26 Brushed roughly with strong needle 4 or 5 times 3 glands Text Image

3640.

CUL-DAR54.4 Note: 1860.11.23 Action of Single Hairs Text Image

3641.

CUL-DAR54.7b Note: 1860.11.26 Careful resume of effect of plain water Text Image

3642.

CUL-DAR48.A45 Note: 1860.12.00 E Cresy says in Discussion, Transitional cases tell most strongly - Text Image

3643.

CUL-DAR205.2.190 Note: 1860.12.05 North Atlantic telegraph expedition `Times': 10c Text Image

3644.

CUL-DAR76.B78 Note: 1860.12.18 John Lubbock can explain case of Taenia which is Dichogamous Text Image

3645.

CUL-DAR210.9.8 Note: 1860.12.25 college bill

3646.

CUL-DAR205.2.191 Note: 1860.12.26 Cherry on Bear Isd 120 miles S of S point of Spitzbergen Text Image

3647.

CUL-DAR54.8-9 Note: 1860.12.30 Cress-seed with roots above 1 inch long Sol[ution] of C[arbonate] of Text Image

3648.

CUL-DAR195.2.19 Note: [1860--1865?] Anger / Aspect / Bantering / Battle / Fear / Amazement Text Image

3649.

CUL-DAR221.4.266 Note: [1860s--1870s.early?] sheet from a carrier's logbook

3650.

CUL-DAR111.A49 Note: [Undated] List of Genera including cleistogamic species (chiefly after Kuhn[?]) / Proof sheet of Orchids, p. 68 (published p. 168.) Image

3651.

CUL-DAR205.10.94 Note: [1861] References on Dimorphism of Volucella [relating to CUL-DAR205.10.93] Text Image

3652.

CUL-DAR210.11.20 Note: [1861--1877] presentation copies - `Orchids', 1st and 2d editions Image

3653.

CUL-DAR242[.25] Note: 1861 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1861] Text Image

3654.

CUL-DAR250.16 Note: 1861--1862 diary

3655.

CUL-DAR76.A18 Note: [1861] In Bates letter in Portfolio (4) case of Butterfly attracted by bright sepal of flower Text Image

3656.

CUL-DAR84.2.46-48 Note: [1861--1870] See Gould Trochilidae or call on him [queries] Text Image

3657.

Waller-Ms-alb-67.134 Note: 1861 To Messers. Williams and Norgate. Gentlemen, Send me the "Natural History Review," for 1861, and continue it until further notice. Name Ch. Darwin Address Down, Bromley Kent Image

3658.

CUL-DAR49.138 Note: [1861][.11.03.before] note Kirchhoff & Wigand Leipzig April 1861; Kurr Stuttgart 1833; Brongniart Text Image

3659.

CUL-DAR205.11.120 Note: 1861.01.13 The higher animals at least man have strong instinct to avoid death Text Image

3660.

CUL-DAR54.12-20 Note: 1861.01.20--1861.02.01 Primula sinensis [application of carbonate of ammonia Text Image

3661.

CUL-DAR205.9.361 Note: 1861.01.30 Woodward showed me lists showing how very large proportion of kinds & Text Image

3662.

CUL-DAR60.2.17 Note: [Undated] B Stein has since shown that the irritability of the leaves of Aldrovanda Text Image

3663.

CUL-DAR48.B45 Note: 1861.02.20 Took Hive, which was a swarm last summer & therefore must have made its Text Image

3664.

CUL-DAR47.38 Note: 1861.03.17 Hooker says that Cruciferae may be divided (will write paper) Text Image

3665.

CUL-DAR47.15 Note: 1861.03.17 Acknowledge that Nat Selection comes in only when there is complex Text Image

3666.

CUL-DAR205.9.362 Note: 1861.03.23 We must not suppose every country as rich as Europe in successive fossils Text Image

3667.

CUL-DAR50.E26 Note: 1861.03.23 Suppose world shortly before Glacial to have had present temperature Text Image

3668.

Bonhams-11388Lot83 Note: [1861].03.23 Sketch of the dimorphic flowers of the primrose. Enclosure to Darwin to Daniel Oliver 23 March [1861] Text Image

3669.

CUL-DAR210.9.9 Note: 1861.03.25 college bill

3670.

CUL-DAR205.5.188 Note: 1861.03.26 Illustrating lower grade of Aspicapa[?] case Text Image

3671.

CUL-DAR205.3.224 Note: 1861.04.00 F[resh] Water Salamanders lay their eggs on Duck Weed (Huxley) Text Image

3672.

CUL-DAR46.2.C36 Note: 1861.04.06 Kurr says Anemone no nectary so I watch A[nemone] nemorosa & Verbascum & Text Image

3673.

CUL-DAR49.60 Note: 1861.04.08--1861.04.10 Vinca major in Pot — greenhouse [with illustrations] Text Image

3674.

CUL-DAR76.B17 Note: 1861.04.09 I have been looking at that Fumaria dingy purple with one long nectary & Text Image

3675.

CUL-DAR205.11.122 Note: 1861.04.19 Mr Gould states positively that young Cuckoos do not eject young Text Image

3676.

CUL-DAR205.7.150 Note: 1861.04.19 Origin / Ch IX & Origin / Gould assures me that the hybrids of Text Image

3677.

CUL-DAR84.2.190 Note: 1861.04.19 Mr Gould remarked to me that all birds of which the males have beautiful Text Image

3678.

CUL-DAR85.A5 Note: 1861.05.00 We shall see that organs have been formed through sexual selection for Text Image

3679.

CUL-DAR46.2.C38-C39 Note: 1861.05.16 Rather insignificant flowers which Bees do not frequent Text Image

3680.

CUL-DAR77.23 Note: 1861.05.19 Observed 3 or 4 days ago several red-bellied flies with long proboscis Text Image

3681.

CUL-DAR46.2.C37 Note: 1861.05.20 Watched on 2 successive days Myosotis sylvatica Text Image

3682.

CUL-DAR76.A10 Note: 1861.05.25 Trif[olium] pratense / from bent stigma & manner in which keel & wings Text Image

3683.

CUL-DAR81.5 Note: 1861.05.31 With respect to sexual beauty of Butterflies. Think of beauty of some Caterpillars Text Image

3684.

CUL-DAR49.59 Note: [1861.06.01] Vinca major / I fertilised 6 flowers on 2 plants Text Image

3685.

CUL-DAR54.21-26 Note: 1861.06.01 Saxifraga London Pride (Bentham says (?) same Fam[ily] as Drosera) so Text Image

3686.

CUL-DAR76.A11 Note: 1861.06.01 London Pride (Saxifraga umbrosa) / C.C. Sprengel did not know it was a Text Image

3687.

CUL-DAR205.7.155 Note: 1861.06.06 The case of Primula just opposite to species Text Image

3688.

CUL-DAR49.61 Note: 1861.06.13 If I take case of Galium; observe that yellow G[alium] cruciatum has Text Image

3689.

CUL-DAR49.62 Note: 1861.06.15 Watched for some time immense number of Linum catharticum, saw very few Text Image

3690.

CUL-DAR49.65 Note: 1861.06.15 Aristolochia sipho apparently requires flies to effect impregnation Text Image

3691.

CUL-DAR46.2.C14a Note: 1861.06.24 In examining probosces with pollinia of Hab[ernaria?] Chlorantha Text Image

3692.

CUL-DAR49.66 Note: 1861.06.28 If a supposed necessity for pollen being well aired accounts for common Text Image

3693.

CUL-DAR49.64 Note: 1861.07.13 Lathyrus sylvestris — Pistil much curved — visited by many Humble-Bees Text Image

3694.

CUL-DAR76.B20-B21 Note: 1861.07.13 Great Beds of Fumaria capreolata — This plant long a frightful puzzle to Text Image

3695.

CUL-DAR76.A12 Note: 1861.07.14 This district abounds with yellow Galium verum Text Image

3696.

CUL-DAR109.A18-A20 Note: 1861.07.16 Wild Thyme / abounds — much of both forms — some days I concluded most Text Image

3697.

CUL-DAR45.131 Note: 1861.07.30 Wollaston tells [me] that the common state of Helix phlebophora Text Image

3698.

CUL-DAR205.3.222 Note: 1861.07.31 Wollaston says Thorictus[?] (as Family clearly somewhat related to Text Image

3699.

CUL-DAR189.5 Note: 1861.08.07 Expression / Dog when advancing to stranger with some anger pricks ears Text Image

3700.

CUL-DAR49.63 Note: 1861.08.11 William has been examining some Salvia Text Image

3701.

CUL-DAR76.B79-B80 Note: 1861.08.29--1861.09.04 To show importance of Diptera I saw large field yellow with charlock & Text Image

3702.

CUL-DAR49.67 Note: 1861.09.03 I found 2 pods on large Periwinkle at Mr Phillips — & mem at Wollastons Text Image

3703.

CUL-DAR46.2.C40 Note: 1861.09.05--1861.09.11 Visited 2 fields of Red Clover, which had been mown this summer Text Image

3704.

CUL-DAR54.50-54,54v,55-61 Note: 1861.09.07--1861.09.16 Dionaea [application of water, carbonate of ammonia, hair, nitrate of Text Image

3705.

CUL-DAR45.132 Note: 1861.09.12 Dr Weinlands case of Pupa Weinlandi from Bahamas excellent case of variation Text Image

3706.

CUL-DAR54.62 Note: 1861.09.16 Dionaea / I have made this little That leaf behaves differently over fly Text Image

3707.

CUL-DAR46.1.50 Note: 1861.09.21 William has just returned from Leith Hill & reports that the spot about 4 Text Image

3708.

CUL-DAR205.7.157-158 Note: 1861.09.24--1861.11.18 [After considering Primula] The creationist who sees organisms Text Image

3709.

CUL-DAR206.9 Note: 1861.10.03 It might be worth trying to cover up & fertilise with own pollen Text Image

3710.

CUL-DAR189.6 Note: 1861.10.13 Etty has kitten between 2 & 3 months old Text Image

3711.

CUL-DAR48.A47 Note: 1861.10.17 Gradation — Mr G Sowerby / Monomyaire & Dimyaire 2 main divisions Text Image

3712.

CUL-DAR48.A48 Note: 1861.10.17 Gradation / Ch 8 / To take an example from Mollusca Text Image

3713.

CUL-DAR54.28 Note: 1861.10.22 Plumbago rosea from Mr Turnbull's Hot-House — calyx covered with hairs Text Image

3714.

CUL-DAR49.68 Note: 1861.10.24 Dichogamy / Dipladenia / One of the Apocyneae — Mr Horwood never before Text Image

3715.

CUL-DAR49.69 Note: 1861.10.27 Hooker sent me a Canarina — One anther sheds pollen early Text Image

3716.

CUL-DAR205.8.44 Note: 1861.10.28 Heterocentron roseum Text Image

3717.

CUL-DAR205.8.45 Note: 1861.10.29--1861.10.31 Heterocentrum roseum [with diagram] Text Image

3718.

CUL-DAR205.10.90 Note: 1861.11.22 Bates showed me the 2 Volucellas like B. hortensis & lapidarius Text Image

3719.

CUL-DAR111.B29-B32 Note: [Undated] [lists of species] Total / Water / Proof sheets of Orchids, pp. 41; 55-57. Image

3720.

CUL-DAR108.55 Note: [1862--1863] A are seedlings, from short long styled Hom plant Text Image

3721.

CUL-DAR108.24b Note: [1862] Oxlips / Miss Ludwig gathered at Hartfield in spring of 1862 from 3 or 4 Text Image

3722.

CUL-DAR108.52-53 Note: [1862--1863] seedlings from Hom. plant. … but crossed heteromorphically Text Image

3723.

CUL-DAR108 Note: 1862--1867 [All of DAR108 in one sequence of 292 images] Image

3724.

CUL-DAR110 Note: 1862--1876 [All of DAR110 in one sequence of 347 images] Image

3725.

CUL-DAR142.81 Note: [1862] sample packet (dried flowers) [Lythrum?] "Portugal" Image

3726.

CUL-DAR186.43 Note: 1862--1872 Botanical Notebook (with enclosures) Image

3727.

CUL-DAR242[.26] Note: 1862 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1862] Text Image

3728.

CUL-DAR27.2.B47 Note: [1862--1863] Notes about self-fertilisation Text Image

3729.

CUL-DAR49.70 Note: [Undated] Revd W.B Clarke in letter Jan 1862 says that the flower of Eucalyptus Text Image

3730.

CUL-DAR27.2 Note: 1862--1864 [All of DAR27.2 in a single sequence of 151 images] Image

3731.

CUL-DAR46.1.51 Note: [Undated] Revd W.B Clarke of St Leonards near Sidney in letter of Jan 1862 Text Image

3732.

CUL-DAR54.49 Note: 1862 [Drosera] Index [to notes pp. 1-18] Text Image

3733.

CUL-DAR54.66 Note: 1862 Abstract / particles of citric acid, sugar, sulphate[?] of Potash causing Text Image

3734.

CUL-DAR79.77-81 Note: 1862 Nolana prostrata (old note in Germination of Seed Portfolio) Text Image

3735.

CUL-DAR46.2.C41 Note: 1862 This year in my garden Lobelia fulgens produced a good many pods Text Image

3736.

CUL-DAR60.1 Note: 1862--1874 [All of DAR60.1 in one sequence of 255 images] Image

3737.

CUL-DAR51 Note: 1862--1871 [All of DAR51 in one sequence of 177 images] Image

3738.

CUL-DAR70 Note: 1862--1876 [All of DAR70 in one sequence of 264 images] Image

3739.

CUL-DAR205.8.16 Note: [1862].01.02 Centradenia grandiflora (a Melastoma) Text Image

3740.

CUL-DAR205.8.22 Note: 1862.01.15 Monochaetum ensiferum / Mr Turnbull [with diagram] Text Image

3741.

CUL-DAR205.11.124 Note: 1862.01.23 If asked how curious instinct of Lestris arrived Text Image

3742.

CUL-DAR108.27-28b Note: 1862.01.30 Short-styled children Text Image

3743.

CUL-DAR108.34-39 Note: 1862.01.30--1862.02.27 P[rimula] sinensis / 8 plants raised from all seed of short-styled by own Text Image

3744.

CUL-DAR108.70 Note: 1862.spring Wild Cowslips in Pots experimented on in Greenhouse / Short-styled Text Image

3745.

CUL-DAR205.8.46 Note: 1862.02.03 Heterocentron roseum Text Image

3746.

CUL-DAR205.8.24-25 Note: 1862.02.07--1862.02.19 Monochaetum ensiferum Mr Turnbull's plant Text Image

3747.

CUL-DAR108.136 Note: [Undated] White worsted / means pollen of Het[eromorphic] long-styled / 6 flowers Text Image

3748.

CUL-DAR157.1.111 Note: [Undated] Nepenthes laevis — Veitch / Young leaf folded inward & enclosing younger Text Image

3749.

CUL-DAR205.8.23 Note: 1862.02.12 Monochaetum ensiferum oldish flowers with pistil become straight [with Text Image

3750.

CUL-DAR205.8.47 Note: 1862.02.12 Heterocentron roseum [with diagram] Text Image

3751.

CUL-DAR83.14 Note: 1862.02.12 John tells me that Horses when fighting bite each others necks Text Image

3752.

CUL-DAR205.8.48 Note: 1862.02.13 (dried specimen from Kew from many localities. Feb. 13 – 1862.) Text Image

3753.

CUL-DAR205.8.27-28 Note: 1862.02.25--1862.04.16 Monochaetum ensiferum Text Image

3754.

CUL-DAR205.7.159-160 Note: 1862.02.26 It is true as I said in Origin no good to creature to be sterile but I Text Image

3755.

CUL-DAR108.26 Note: 1862.02.27 Long-styled children Homomorphic Text Image

3756.

CUL-DAR108.57-60 Note: 1862.03.01 Mr Turnbulls Ch[inese] Primroses / There are 29 seedlings raised from a Text Image

3757.

CUL-DAR108.66 Note: 1862.03.01 Ch[inese] Primrose / Summary of proportion of Long & Short-styled plants Text Image

3758.

CUL-DAR205.8.17 Note: 1862.03.01 Mr Turnbull has a Centradenia Text Image

3759.

CUL-DAR205.8.18 Note: [1862].03.04 Mr Turnbull's Centradenia — examined more carefully Text Image

3760.

CUL-DAR108.61-62 Note: 1862.03.05 Chinese Primrose / Examined the pistil of long-styled Either 8 or 9 (for Text Image

3761.

CUL-DAR108.63-64 Note: [1862].03.07 I have examined Mr Frys "mid-styled" flowers stigma in all stands in very Text Image

3762.

CUL-DAR108.65 Note: [1862].03.10--[1862].03.11 Long-styled Chinese Primrose / Ovarium outer coat with 10 or 9 bundles Text Image

3763.

CUL-DAR45.133 Note: 1862.03.25 Bates insists that same species will present recent vars in one locality & not in another Text Image

3764.

CUL-DAR189.7 Note: 1862.03.28 Voice of cats Henrietta Text Image

3765.

CUL-DAR205.8.29-30 Note: 1862.04.10--1862.07.03 As in fruit crosses which I made all the flowers were youngish Text Image

3766.

CUL-DAR205.8.31 Note: 1862.04.10--1862.07.03 Monochætum ensiferum — fertilised last winter & gathered April & May Text Image

3767.

CUL-DAR49.71 Note: 1862.04.15 Mr Horwood gave me Hedaroma (tulipi = forma(?) (a Myrtle-bloom) Text Image

3768.

CUL-DAR109.B4-B5 Note: 1862.04.17--1862.05.11 Oxalis acetosella / 5 Pistils with rough stigmas on level with 5 longer Text Image

3769.

CUL-DAR157a.86 Note: 1862.04.18 Leschenaultia biloba [annotated diagrams] Text Image

3770.

CUL-DAR45.82 Note: 1862.04.20 Apr. 20 62. Gould says one of my sparrows, viz Jagoensis from the C. de Verdes peculiar, the other Hispaniole(?) an African species.— Text Image

3771.

CUL-DAR50.E54 Note: 1862.04.20 Brazil 6000-7000ft / Sandwich Is / Jamaica / Cape of Good Hope / Text Image

3772.

CUL-DAR54.26v Note: 1862.04.20 Some Saxifrages have woolly Hair with no glands at tip as S decipiens / S Text Image

3773.

CUL-DAR54.27 Note: 1862.04.22 Saxifraga platypelata — short colourless viscid glands — no change for Text Image

3774.

CUL-DAR108.132 Note: 1862.04.24 George saw Cucullea[?] verbasci flying over great bed of Cowslips with a Text Image

3775.

CUL-DAR50.E28 Note: 1862.04.24 note [quotation from Seemann B 'Botany of voyage of H.M.S Herald' 1852-1857: Text Image

3776.

CUL-DAR110.A23 Note: 1862.04.26 Lettington asserts positively tha[t] long-styled cowslips & Chinese Text Image

3777.

CUL-DAR189.8 Note: 1862.05.00 When dog runs away frightened `tail between his legs' Text Image

3778.

CUL-DAR49.72 Note: 1862.05.00 Rhododenrum Boothii from Boston has yellow flowers hanging down but not Text Image

3779.

CUL-DAR49.73 Note: 1862.05.00 Mussaenda frondos doubtful order (looks like Bugainvillea) Text Image

3780.

CUL-DAR49.75 Note: 1862.05.00 I am nearly certain that Saxifraga granulosa (Holwood Park) is a dichogam Text Image

3781.

CUL-DAR46.1.52 Note: 1862.05.00 Bot Society Regents Park — Pelargonium Phyllis with very many central Text Image

3782.

CUL-DAR50.E27 Note: 1862.05.00 Origin / Lyell tells me that great boulders are embedded in Miocene Text Image

3783.

CUL-DAR49.74 Note: 1862.05.01 It is impossible to behold Bougainvillea speciosa (Mr Turnbulls) with Text Image

3784.

CUL-DAR265.7 Note: 1862.05.01 Leschenaultia Text Image

3785.

CUL-DAR70.93 Note: 1862.05.01 Chyris bractescens ? / Mr Bateman Biddulph Grange Congleton — 8 pollen Text Image

3786.

EH88206556 Note: 1862.05.01 Leschenaultia

3787.

CUL-DAR109.A2 Note: 1862.05.11 Galium (yellow) cruciatum / Dimorphism Text Image

3788.

CUL-DAR51.B4-B9 Note: 1862.05.11--1862.07.09 Pelargonium / This includes description of Peloric flowers Text Image

3789.

CUL-DAR205.8.49 Note: 1862.05.14--1862.05.30 Heterocentrum roseum Text Image

3790.

CUL-DAR49.76 Note: 1862.05.14 Schizanthus (one of Scrophulariae) upturned pistil into gangway of nectary Dichogamy Text Image

3791.

CUL-DAR49.77-78 Note: 1862.05.16 All common Rhododendrum & Azaleas have nectary in fold of upper spotted Text Image

3792.

CUL-DAR46.1.53 Note: 1862.05.17 Leith Hill Place / Ch 5 / I have looked at the 2 square pieces of cleared Text Image

3793.

CUL-DAR70.73-74 Note: 1862.05.17--1862.05.21 Birds nest Orchis / 2 lower sepals & 1 upper sepal & 2 upper petals form Text Image

3794.

CUL-DAR54.74-75 Note: 1862.05.18--1862.05.21 Drosera / Catches flies & growing at height acts early in summer Text Image

3795.

CUL-DAR46.2.C42 Note: 1862.05.24 Noticed all lower flowers of Beans bitten by Bees Text Image

3796.

CUL-DAR70.10-11 Note: 1862.05.24 O[rchis] ustulata Mr Malden[?] — The caudicle is depressed Text Image

3797.

CUL-DAR76.B40 Note: 1862.05.24 Cabbages / Prepotency / 10h 45 put plenty of pollen on 3 lately opened Text Image

3798.

CUL-DAR70.24 Note: 1862.05.25 Fly Ophrys / The shining base & knobs of Labellum in some cases in which Text Image

3799.

CUL-DAR108.135 Note: 1862.05.26 a few Pods — Chinese Primroses brought me by Mr Horwood [numbers of Text Image

3800.

CUL-DAR76.B81 Note: 1862.05.26 It might be thought a chance that the pollen of grasses would be blown & Text Image

3801.

CUL-DAR70.75 Note: 1862.05.27 Cephalanthera grandiflora — no nectar Terminal portion of labellum with Text Image

3802.

CUL-DAR111.A3-A5 Note: 1862.05.28--1862.05.30 Viola canina / Marked 2 plants with red tape behind Azalea bed with no Text Image

3803.

CUL-DAR109.A22 Note: 1862.05.29 On new cut on a bank of exactly same character & aspect I marked a Female Text Image

3804.

CUL-DAR70.76 Note: 1862.05.29 I may say in Cephalanthera that pollen masses stand not only free but Text Image

3805.

CUL-DAR108.56 Note: 1862.05.30 Midstyled see p. 6 / I examined another flower of the one plant (in large Text Image

3806.

CUL-DAR49.82 Note: 1862.05.30 Green-house Poly[g]ala — passage to nectary to flower on right hand Text Image

3807.

CUL-DAR70.25 Note: 1862.05.30 2 spikes of Arachnites sent me by Mr Oxenden kept in water (& young Text Image

3808.

CUL-DAR70.94-95 Note: 1862.05.30 Vanilla from Sion House (per Hooker) Text Image

3809.

CUL-DAR205.8.19 Note: 1862.05.31--1862.07.11 Centradenia floribunda Text Image

3810.

CUL-DAR205.8.37-38 Note: 1862.05.31--1862.06.27 Monochaetum ensiferum Text Image

3811.

CUL-DAR70.77 Note: 1862.05.31 Mr Jamieson / Listera cordata / Saw one feeble explosion — Both pollinia Text Image

3812.

CUL-DAR205.8.39 Note: 1862.06.00--1862.08.05 Monochaetum ensiferum Text Image

3813.

CUL-DAR157.1.103 Note: [1862].04.14--[1862].06.15 Solanum jasminoides Greenhouse moves against sun Text Image

3814.

CUL-DAR205.8.14-15 Note: 1862.06.01--1862.06.29 Rhexia glandulosa Text Image

3815.

CUL-DAR70.23 Note: 1862.06.01 Fly Ophrys / I have now given rigorous examination of shining surface of Text Image

3816.

CUL-DAR70.79 Note: 1862.06.01 Cephalanthera / I feel sure that extremely few pollen-masses have this Text Image

3817.

CUL-DAR70.26 Note: 1862.06.04 O[rchis] conopsea / The two viscid glands are broad compared with size of Text Image

3818.

CUL-DAR51.B10-11 Note: 1862.06.06 Pelargonium / In bedding out scarlet I find 5 sepal-facing anthers longer Text Image

3819.

CUL-DAR70.27-28 Note: 1862.06.06 Lizard Orchis most rare Mr Oxenden / Upper sepal 2 lower & 2 upper petals Text Image

3820.

CUL-DAR70.4 Note: 1862.06.07 R Brown thought Bee O[rchid] like bee to deter insects Text Image

3821.

CUL-DAR70.96-97 Note: 1862.06.07 A Catasetum sent me from Kew with all sepals & petals green reflexed Text Image

3822.

CUL-DAR70.99-102 Note: 1862.06.08 Mormades[?] luxatum This rare & large species nearly white sent me by Mr Text Image

3823.

CUL-DAR70.3 Note: 1862.06.10 in Sand-walk a fair lot of O[rchis] maculata, looking for flowers with Text Image

3824.

CUL-DAR70.29 Note: [1862].06.13 Lizard Orchis I find the 2 lower sepals do separate from the hood & form Text Image

3825.

CUL-DAR70.12 Note: 1862.06.15 Mr Horwood brought me fly stuck on stigma & rostellum of Cattleya mossiae Text Image

3826.

CUL-DAR111.A44 Note: 1862.06.16--1862.06.21 Oxalis acetosella / Little imperfect flowers closed with 5 spotted sepals Text Image

3827.

CUL-DAR70.13-14 Note: 1862.06.20 George watched Orchis maculata in big woods today & in a hour caught 6 Text Image

3828.

CUL-DAR70.30 Note: 1862.06.21 George went to Orchis Bank & soon saw Plusia chrysitis Text Image

3829.

CUL-DAR70.31 Note: 1862.06.22 Musk O[rchis] pollinia like Asclepias pollen-masses adhering to feet Text Image

3830.

CUL-DAR70.32-37 Note: 1862.06.22--1862.07.02 Musk Orchis / George has watched large beds for an hour or two & saw Text Image

3831.

CUL-DAR108.2-4 Note: 1862.06.28--1862.10.16 Mullein — K[itchen] G[arden] transported from Fields / Verbascum Text Image

3832.

CUL-DAR99.5-9 Note: 1862.06.30 G. Maw on correlation cases & difficulties Text Image

3833.

CUL-DAR205.8.20 Note: 1862.07.00 Centradenia floribunda from Kew seeds ripe Text Image

3834.

CUL-DAR49.79 Note: 1862.07.01 Dictamnus fraxinella / Fan petals upwards & one beneath but often rather Text Image

3835.

CUL-DAR205.3.225 Note: 1862.07.06 Blyth in letter / says a Bufo at Andaman & some mammal Text Image

3836.

CUL-DAR70.103-104 Note: 1862.07.09 Cycnoches ventricosa named by Lindley / Mr Veitch same plant as in Orchid Text Image

3837.

CUL-DAR108.125-130 Note: 1862.07.11--1862.11.07 The 4 pots of Chinese Primroses with the seedlings from Homomorphic Text Image

3838.

CUL-DAR79.12 Note: 1862.07.11 Single carnation castrated flowers Text Image

3839.

CUL-DAR157.1.112 Note: [1862].07.14--[1862].07.18 Nepenthes distillatoria / Put stick to side of prolongation Text Image

3840.

CUL-DAR109.A11 Note: 1862.07.29 Satureia hortensis Summer Savoy / I raised 11 Plants one alone had Text Image

3841.

CUL-DAR27.2.B1-B6 Note: 1862.07.29 Lythrum salicaria : Long-styled Text Image

3842.

CUL-DAR70.98 Note: 1862.07.29 A curious Catasetum sent me from Kew with Lab[ellum] upwards & this is Text Image

3843.

CUL-DAR49.80 Note: 1862.07.30 saw Humble-bees collecting pollen from Verbascum Text Image

3844.

CUL-DAR27.2.B7 Note: 1862.07.31--1862.08.01 Lythrum salicaria crosses Text Image

3845.

CUL-DAR51.B13 Note: 1862.08.00 Summary of crosses of Pelargonium Peloric flowers Text Image

3846.

CUL-DAR27.2.B8-B9 Note: [1862].08.03 Lythrum 3 forms from Southampton 2 sets of flowers carefully compared Text Image

3847.

CUL-DAR109.A23-A24 Note: 1862.08.04--1862.08.06 Scabiosa arvensis / I find many plants (all fl[owers] on same plant the Text Image

3848.

CUL-DAR76.B92 Note: 1862.08.05 Lupinus nanus / (from Vaucher) / When mature or nearly mature flower open Text Image

3849.

CUL-DAR70.174 Note: 1862.08.05 Tried 2 more flowers of Dendrobium chrysanthum — one acted beautifully Text Image

3850.

CUL-DAR109.A13 Note: 1862.08.06--1866 Echium vulgare Two forms one with much smaller flower & short white Text Image

3851.

CUL-DAR110.A16 Note: 1862.08.08 Hottonia / generally dimorphic In long-styled pistil projects far out of Text Image

3852.

CUL-DAR205.8.50 Note: 1862.08.09 I this day compared plants of the 2 sets of Heterocentrum roseum seedlings Text Image

3853.

CUL-DAR142.35 Note: 1862.08.10 envelope maked: Birds Nest Orchis Leith H. P Aug 10th 1862 Text Image

3854.

CUL-DAR70.81 Note: 1862.08.10 I examined the pods of Birds nest O[rchis] from L[eith] H[ill] P[lace] Text Image

3855.

CUL-DAR27.2.B10-B12 Note: [1862].08.23--[1862].08.28 Examined 6 flowers of short-styled all had pistil bent some at completely Text Image

3856.

CUL-DAR49.81 Note: 1862.08.26 Saw hundreds of Hive-Bees sucking Scrophularia aquatica Text Image

3857.

CUL-DAR109.A3 Note: 1862.08.28 Mentha hirsuta / William brought me a bundle of plants Text Image

3858.

CUL-DAR60.1.129-130 Note: 1862.09.04--1862.09.07 1h 49 fly on leaf holding this position [diagram] Text Image

3859.

CUL-DAR109.B2 Note: 1862.09.05 Cuphea lanceolata / short-stamens face true homological sepals Text Image

3860.

CUL-DAR205.8.3 Note: 1862.09.05 Flowers from Kew / Lopezia one of Onagnaceae Text Image

3861.

CUL-DAR27.2.B17 Note: 1862.09.05 Lythrum hyssopifolium: fresh flowers Kew Text Image

3862.

CUL-DAR48.A49 Note: 1862.09.05 Spergula arvensis has 10 stamens, generally, but those that form petals Text Image

3863.

CUL-DAR109.A25 Note: 1862.09.08--1862.09.16 Scabiosa succina from Eliz Wedgwood / The different heads present pistils Text Image

3864.

CUL-DAR27.2.B14 Note: 1862.09.08 Elizabeth sent me 3 spec[imens] of Lythrum hyssopifolium from different Text Image

3865.

CUL-DAR205.8.11 Note: 1862.09.11 By the supposed abortion of 2 short stamens [with diagrams] Text Image

3866.

CUL-DAR54.29-38 Note: 1862.09.14 Drosera rotundifolia [application of hair, toenail, sulphate of zinc, Text Image

3867.

CUL-DAR110.B26 Note: 1862.09.20 I compared a good many flowers of Myosotis palustris the pistil varies Text Image

3868.

CUL-DAR50.E29 Note: 1862.09.20 Hooker sent me one part of new paper with letter from Julius Haast Text Image

3869.

CUL-DAR54.39 Note: 1862.09.21 Drosera / I see bending of tentacle is confined to little above base Text Image

3870.

CUL-DAR54.40-41 Note: 1862.09.22 [Drosera continued] [application of sulphuric ether, alcohol, chloroform] Text Image

3871.

CUL-DAR27.2.B15-B16 Note: [1862].09.23 Lythrum graefferi from Kew [with diagrams] Text Image

3872.

CUL-DAR54.42 Note: 1862.09.23 Before a tentacle moves, the upper & inner side is convex & the spiral Text Image

3873.

CUL-DAR54.43-47 Note: 1862.09.23--1862.09.26 [Drosera continued] [application of nitric ether, stramonium, hemlock, Text Image

3874.

CUL-DAR48.A50 Note: 1862.09.25 Clarkia elegans has 4 aborted stamens with little shrivelled anthers Text Image

3875.

CUL-DAR46.2.C43 Note: 1862.09.25 To show industry of Bees Text Image

3876.

CUL-DAR54.48 Note: 1862.09.26 Erica tetralix [application of carbonate of ammonia, chloroform] Text Image

3877.

CUL-DAR27.2.B19-B21 Note: 1862.10.00 Short-styled Devon plant — Lythrum salicaria (tables) Text Image

3878.

CUL-DAR205.8.51-53 Note: 1862.10.02--1862.12.08 Heterocentron roseum Text Image

3879.

CUL-DAR205.8.54 Note: 1862.10.02 Heterocentrum mexicanum from Kew Text Image

3880.

CUL-DAR27.2.B38 Note: 1862.10.02 Of the seedlings Lythrum salicaria the result is (list follows) / Text Image

3881.

CUL-DAR109.A4 Note: 1862.10.03 Cultivated Marjoram — like Thyme — some plants with long anthers & some Text Image

3882.

CUL-DAR77.20 Note: 1862.10.04 Dwarf Kidney Bean viz Canterbury & Fulmers Forcing Bean set apparently Text Image

3883.

CUL-DAR76.B82 Note: 1862.10.04 The Adlumia cirrhosa sets plenty of pods under net - like other Funariaceæ.— p. 63 Experiment Book Text Image

3884.

CUL-DAR79.113 Note: 1862.10.04 Dichogam / Campanula carpathica seeds profusely exposed (does it produce Text Image

3885.

CUL-DAR54.63 Note: 1862.10.13 I have looked carefully no movement in the sensitive tentacle Text Image

3886.

CUL-DAR205.8.4 Note: 1862.10.14 Hooker says Cassia (Leguminosa) has different anthers Text Image

3887.

CUL-DAR54.64 Note: 1862.10.16 at 2h 33 green leaf of Dionaea 10 drops of Sulph[uric] Aether in small Text Image

3888.

CUL-DAR27.2.B53 Note: 1862.10.17 Lythrum which seeded when exposed to insects (experimental observations) Text Image

3889.

CUL-DAR54.65 Note: 1862.10.17--1862.10.19 Gave an oldish plant of Oxalis acetosella 1/2 tea-spoon of Chloroform in Text Image

3890.

CUL-DAR70.105-106 Note: 1862.10.24 Masdevallia fenestrata / Kew / The flowers get less dark purple & Text Image

3891.

CUL-DAR209.2.42 Note: 1862.10.27--1862.11.05 Mimosa / after giving plant steam-bath [application of ether, chloroform] Text Image

3892.

CUL-DAR209.12.158 Note: 1862.10.29--1862.11.14 Mimulus [application of chloroform, water, `sweet spirit of nitre', Text Image

3893.

CUL-DAR265.8 Note: 1862.10.29 Leschenaultia Text Image

3894.

EH88206557 Note: 1862.10.29 Leschenaultia

3895.

CUL-DAR71.105 Note: 1862.11.01 It would be worth while to print my M.S. index, or printed index of Gardeners Ch. for the case of Laburnum flower half & half. Text Image

3896.

CUL-DAR76.B85 Note: 1862.11.08 Hop Clover / Of plants in garden uncovered 60 heads yielded 9.1 gr[ains] Text Image

3897.

CUL-DAR108.40-49 Note: 1862.11.18--1863.01.23 Grandchildren of plant on shelf / one of Horwoods seedlings (D) flowered Text Image

3898.

CUL-DAR205.7.161 Note: 1862.11.18 The fact proved by such a mass of evidence that crossing two individuals Text Image

3899.

CUL-DAR205.7.162 Note: 1862.12.03 The structure of animals and plants many decisive experiments & common Text Image

3900.

CUL-DAR60.1.4 Note: 1862.12.04 Dutch Clover in pots out of doors took in House at 5 p.m & put 1/2 Text Image

3901.

CUL-DAR205.8.5 Note: 1862.12.08 If I can prove in Clarkia elegans or Melastomas that tendency to abortion Text Image

3902.

CUL-DAR205.7.163 Note: 1862.12.18 Perhaps important / With[?] formation of Marsh var[iety] of a Plant it wd Text Image

3903.

CUL-DAR195.2.8 Note: 1862.12.20 (After shrugging) amazement, powerless astonishment, akin to fear which Text Image

3904.

CUL-DAR70.78 Note: [1862?].06.01--[1862?].06.03 Cephalanthera / Hangrove (1) broken pillars of pollen cup of lab[ellum] Text Image

3905.

CUL-DAR70.80 Note: [1862?].06.23 Asa Gray — Pogonia ophioglossoides — Pollen powdery loose grains no Text Image

3906.

CUL-DAR108.75 Note: [1863--1865] Fertility of common Cowslip / 8 sh[ort] styled flowers were Text Image

3907.

CUL-DAR108.6 Note: 1863 The Hybrid Verbascum which was planted in k[itchen] garden which last Text Image

3908.

CUL-DAR109.B38-B39 Note: 1863--1864 An ordinary mid-styled plant (B) fertilised by pollen of longer stamens Text Image

3909.

CUL-DAR109.A40 Note: 1863--1865 Rye not Stony Field [numbers of seed in different years] / Proof sheet of Orchids. Text Image

3910.

CUL-DAR209.12 Note: 1863--1882 [All of DAR209.12 in one sequence of 280 images] Image

3911.

CUL-DAR242[.27] Note: 1863 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1863] Text Image

3912.

CUL-DAR250.17 Note: 1863--1864 diary

3913.

CUL-DAR27.2.B39-B43 Note: [1863--1864] Mid-styled (castrated) / Short-styled Lythrum under net / Short-styled Text Image

3914.

CUL-DAR53.2 Note: 1863--1882 [All of DAR53.2 in one sequence of 138 images] Image

3915.

CUL-DAR70.175 Note: [Undated] Treviranus Bot. Zeitung 1863 4to Pamp on Ophrys — important references. Text Image

3916.

CUL-DAR87.17 Note: [1863--1874] Many monkeys have great power of moving skin of Head Text Image

3917.

CUL-DAR205.4.77 Note: 1863.01.00 Chas Clouston, of Sandwick Manse, Stromness, Orkney writes to me that Text Image

3918.

CUL-DAR205.6.75 Note: 1863.01.03 After causes of variability & Before Period of [illegible] laws Text Image

3919.

CUL-DAR205.7.164 Note: 1863.01.04 An animal say becoming adapted for aquatic life & surrounded by so many Text Image

3920.

CUL-DAR205.8.35-36 Note: 1863.01.06--1863.03.23 Monochaetum ensiferum Text Image

3921.

CUL-DAR209.12.186 Note: 1863.01.12 (Miscellaneous) I tried Horwood little nettle like plant with Chloroform did not explode; afterwards breathed on did explode so no action. Text Image

3922.

CUL-DAR70.107 Note: 1863.01.13 Goodyera discolor Mr Horwood — I much doubt whether deformed as before Text Image

3923.

CUL-DAR157.1.133 Note: 1863.01.20--1863.01.30 Bignonia speciosa / 3.5 inches long / In young plant leaves simple Text Image

3924.

CUL-DAR205.8.56 Note: 1863.01.20 Mr Horwood before told me that this last year the old parent plant (as Text Image

3925.

CUL-DAR70.108 Note: 1863.02.07 Phalaenopsis grandiflora — Veitch — I cannot doubt that anvil is gnawed Text Image

3926.

CUL-DAR205.11.125 Note: 1863.02.10 Bartlett assures me that Cormorants Gannets & Herons are sick when Text Image

3927.

CUL-DAR157.2.7 Note: [1863] Cobaea [continued] Text Image

3928.

CUL-DAR157.1.145 Note: [Undated] T. azureum are highly remarkable Text Image

3929.

CUL-DAR255.2-5 Note: [1863] Stove plants [list of species and their families] Text Image

3930.

CUL-DAR255.8 Note: [1863] [list of plants from John Cattell's catalogue, some with prices] Text Image

3931.

CUL-DAR111.A45 Note: 1863.02.24 Oxalis (Biophy[t]um) sensitiva / Young flowers — Sepals adherent - Text Image

3932.

CUL-DAR108.163-167 Note: 1863.03.07--1863.03.24 Seedlings from Cowslip-Polyanthus crossed in 1861 Text Image

3933.

CUL-DAR49.93-94 Note: 1863.03.13--1863.07.05 Willow all Dioicous — belong to Amentates & same order with Populus Text Image

3934.

CUL-DAR49.83 Note: 1863.03.19 Begonia / Pollen coherent not easily blown off — no apparent nectar Text Image

3935.

CUL-DAR110.B2 Note: 1863.03.23 Amsinckia spectabilis / Mr Horwoods plant with stigma in all flowers Text Image

3936.

CUL-DAR49.84 Note: 1863.03.28 Edwardsia tetraptera — anthers protruded from [illegible] even in young Text Image

3937.

CUL-DAR110.B28 Note: 1863.03.29 Sethia acuminata has been described by Mr Thwaites in his Ceylon Flora as Text Image

3938.

CUL-DAR109.B6 Note: 1863.03.31--1863.05.20 Oxalis acetosella 8 flowers on different plants under net not touched Text Image

3939.

CUL-DAR111.A6-A11 Note: 1863.03.31--1863.05.15 Viola canina true under net 8 flowers not touched black thread Text Image

3940.

CUL-DAR66.1-2 Note: 1863.03.31--1863.04.09 All the Oxalis go to sleep in Hot-house — leaves droop & each leaflet Text Image

3941.

CUL-DAR51.B16 Note: 1863.04.03 Corydalis tuberosa in Exper[iments] Garden / I found 1/2 dozen flowers Text Image

3942.

CUL-DAR45.139 Note: 1863.04.07 Adoxa — The upper flower has its 4 petals placed in angles between the 4 Text Image

3943.

CUL-DAR49.85 Note: 1863.04.10--1863.04.18 Lobelia fulgens — front of column longitudinally furrowed & labellum Text Image

3944.

CUL-DAR76.B18 Note: 1863.04.10 Corydalis solida / Saw many Hive-bees sucking only large nectary it was Text Image

3945.

CUL-DAR49.86 Note: 1863.04.11 Adoxa Moschata / Dichogam / Saw 2 very minute sp[ecies] of Diptera & 2 of Text Image

3946.

CUL-DAR209.12.155 Note: 1863.04.14--1863.04.17 Mahonia [application of chloroform] Text Image

3947.

CUL-DAR49.87 Note: 1863.04.15 Tropaeolum tricolor / Stamens prettyly graduated for raking & stigma Text Image

3948.

CUL-DAR209.12.159 Note: 1863.04.17 Oxalis [application of sulphuric ether] Text Image

3949.

CUL-DAR109.A51 Note: 1863.04.20 Ash Tree / see few notes in paper on Trees [application of water] Text Image

3950.

CUL-DAR205.5.192 Note: 1863.04.23 Transition / My ash case — for Sexes — Sir J Smith under Adoxa Text Image

3951.

CUL-DAR205.8.6 Note: 1863.04.24--1863.07.21 Clarkia elegans / Plant in Greenhouse / 1 fl[ower] with pollen of little Text Image

3952.

CUL-DAR109.A27-A28 Note: 1863.04.28--1863.05.01 Plantago la[n]ceolata / Dichogam & Dimorph / In afternoon plucked off all Text Image

3953.

CUL-DAR108.54 Note: 1863.05.00 Chinese Primrose / good seed [table of observations on seed quality and Text Image

3954.

CUL-DAR110.A41-A42 Note: 1863.05.00--1864.05.00 William / number of Plants [with diagrams] Text Image

3955.

CUL-DAR49.88 Note: 1863.05.00 L[obelia] fulgens in Hot-House — front of column & lower lip of corolla Text Image

3956.

CUL-DAR76.B56-B57 Note: 1863.05.00--1863.06.00 Broom / Dichogam[y] / Flowers kept several days in water even shorter Text Image

3957.

CUL-DAR70.176-177 Note: 1863.05.01 Orchis morio / George caught 2 specimens of (& a 3d seen) Bombus sucking Text Image

3958.

CUL-DAR109.A31-A32 Note: 1863.05.02 Euonymus / Celastreae / I gathered twigs off about 18 trees & half had Text Image

3959.

CUL-DAR49.90 Note: 1863.05.03 A spring Phlox — tube of corolla very narrow — 5 anthers attached at Text Image

3960.

CUL-DAR109.A60 Note: 1863.05.04 Rosemary Bush — 2 anthers evidently always aborted but other 2 aborted Text Image

3961.

CUL-DAR45.142-143 Note: 1863.05.04 Hartfield / Spirality / I see in Plum shoot (2/5) at very apex buds Text Image

3962.

CUL-DAR70.82 Note: 1863.05.07 Listera ovata / Exposed flowers to Sulphuric Ether for 5 [min] & for 20 Text Image

3963.

CUL-DAR45.144 Note: 1863.05.08 When we think of alternate leaves or spire of angle of 180° Text Image

3964.

CUL-DAR49.91 Note: 1863.05.09 Euphorbia amy[g]daloides Visited by numbers of Diptera, chiefly Text Image

3965.

CUL-DAR49.89 Note: 1863.05.11 Oak / Male flowers in catkins — Pollen minute incoherent in great Text Image

3966.

CUL-DAR49.92 Note: 1863.05.12 Trees / Dangling catkins reflex[?] in Oaks & Nuts long filaments Text Image

3967.

CUL-DAR111.A46 Note: 1863.05.15 Oxalis acetosella imperfect flowers — Curious spectacle just seen of Text Image

3968.

CUL-DAR51.B14-B15 Note: 1863.05.15--1863.07.20 Pelargoniums / Climax by pollen of peloric Etna Black Threads Text Image

3969.

CUL-DAR70.83 Note: 1863.05.15 Sulphuric ether for 20 [min] good dose did not stop rostellum exploding Text Image

3970.

CUL-DAR76.B19 Note: 1863.05.22 Corydalis lutea / The hood springs one way & pistil springs other way Text Image

3971.

CUL-DAR47.18 Note: 1863.05.22 Bentham feels argument of much force that certain naturally introduced Text Image

3972.

CUL-DAR70.121 Note: 1863.05.22 Cypripedium acaule sent by A Gray & flowered — Labellum split open along Text Image

3973.

CUL-DAR76.B58 Note: 1863.05.23--1863.05.24 Broom / Covered up branch & this day fertilised 5 flowers with own pollen Text Image

3974.

CUL-DAR49.95 Note: 1863.05.24 As the garments are adapted & fit a man's body so do almost all flowers Text Image

3975.

CUL-DAR49.96v Note: 1863.05.24 Poterium sanguisorba / No corolla — longer than dangling filaments Text Image

3976.

CUL-DAR49.96 Note: 1863.05.25 Spinacea oleracea (Chenopodeae) / Dioicous — Male flowers rigid Text Image

3977.

CUL-DAR205.8.34 Note: 1863.05.27 Monochaetum ensiferum [table of results] Text Image

3978.

CUL-DAR205.8.40 Note: 1863.05.28 Monochaetum ensiferum — Final Summary [Table of results] Text Image

3979.

CUL-DAR205.8.41 Note: 1863.05.28 Final conclusions — Monochaetum Text Image

3980.

CUL-DAR70.178 Note: 1863.05.30 Saw great Bombus hortensis go to Cephalanthera grandiflora & fruit, not Text Image

3981.

CUL-DAR205.8.7 Note: 1863.06.00 If one set of anthers are becoming rudimentary Text Image

3982.

CUL-DAR205.8.8 Note: 1863.06.00 Lasiandra Fontanesiana / Pistil on lower side nearly rectangular Text Image

3983.

CUL-DAR108.50-51 Note: 1863.06.01 Chinese Primrose [tables of observations on colour and size of seeds, Text Image

3984.

CUL-DAR76.B59 Note: 1863.06.01 Genista tinctoria / Flowers when free are found all with keel & wings Text Image

3985.

CUL-DAR70.179 Note: 1863.06.06 An Alysia was sent me (an Hymenopt) with pollinia of Listera attached to head Text Image

3986.

CUL-DAR49.97 Note: 1863.06.08 Wind fertilisation / Nettle dioicous — stigma plumerose persisting — no Text Image

3987.

CUL-DAR51.A2-A5 Note: 1863.06.09 Phyllotaxy / Begin with few things so remarkable as angles converging Text Image

3988.

CUL-DAR45.148 Note: 1863.06.11 Euphorbia amygdaloides in young shoots has leaves on 3/8 Text Image

3989.

CUL-DAR111.A52 Note: 1863.06.12 Lathyrus nissolia — Perfect flowers (in spirits) pollen in water oval 13/7000 in length under middle eye-piece.— Text Image

3990.

CUL-DAR45.146 Note: 1863.06.12 Laurus nobilis — dissected carefully young shoots Text Image

3991.

CUL-DAR45.147 Note: 1863.06.13 I have been looking at shoot of Plum carefully Text Image

3992.

CUL-DAR109.A29 Note: 1863.06.14 I looked at many Plantago media — no dimorphism but I saw in two places Text Image

3993.

CUL-DAR157.2.29-47 Note: 1863.06.16--1863.07.29 Echino[cystis] lobata / I gently rubbed nearly straight tendril with tip Text Image

3994.

CUL-DAR76.B41 Note: 1863.06.16 Cabbages / Marked with white thread 6 fl[owers] of Cabbage with lacinated Text Image

3995.

EH88206192 Note: 1863.06.20 [valuations of property, stocks and shares]

3996.

CUL-DAR108.5 Note: 1863.06.21 Verbascum lychnitis when struck does not cast corolla nor do sepals close Text Image

3997.

CUL-DAR111.A41 Note: 1863.06.22 Impatiens noli-me-tangere / Pollen of perfect flowers 9 — 9 1/2 / 7000 Text Image

3998.

CUL-DAR76.B88 Note: 1863.06.24 Salvia tenori / Fertilised 5 flowers & marked with white threads - Text Image

3999.

CUL-DAR51.B18-B19 Note: 1863.06.26--1863.07.12 Peloric / Antirrhinum majus / Var Wonder / Corolla narrow tubular with Text Image

4000.

CUL-DAR49.98 Note: 1863.06.26 Gloriosa Leopoldii / Has pistil bent at right angles or rather more than Text Image

4001.

CUL-DAR108.67-69 Note: 1863.07.00 Primrose crossed by Cowslips & Polyanthus [tables, conclusions and Text Image

4002.

CUL-DAR47.17 Note: 1863.07.00 Mem my discussion on white pigeons &c suffering from Hawks Text Image

4003.

CUL-DAR109.A26 Note: 1863.07.07 Scabiosa atro-purpurea / 2 forms — one with very long stamens properly Text Image

4004.

CUL-DAR70.53 Note: 1863.07.09 Bee Orchis / I noticed some plants in Larch wood & some flowers on back Text Image

4005.

CUL-DAR70.54 Note: 1863.07.10--1863.07.23 Bee Ophrys from coarse grassy field [table and comments] Text Image

4006.

CUL-DAR109.A12 Note: 1863.07.13 The Summer Savoy raised from the seed from plants in Greenhouse last Text Image

4007.

CUL-DAR110.A19 Note: 1863.07.13 Linum flavum / Fertilised heteromorphically 3 fl[owers] of short-styled Text Image

4008.

CUL-DAR70.55 Note: 1863.07.13 I found Bee Ophrys in which upper flower had both viscid glands united Text Image

4009.

CUL-DAR157.2.48 Note: [1863].07.19 This makes 3d trial — Tendril of Echinocystis tied shoot so that Text Image

4010.

CUL-DAR157.1.10-12 Note: 1863.07.21--1863.08.10 Ceropegia gardnerii (Apocynaceæ) / Shoot projected in inclined direction Text Image

4011.

CUL-DAR157.2.49 Note: [1863].07.23 [Echinocystis lobata?] 8h 25 rib[?] at 45° below horizon Text Image

4012.

CUL-DAR157.1.14-17 Note: [1863].07.23--[1863].08.09 Ceropegia [continued] Text Image

4013.

CUL-DAR49.99 Note: 1863.07.23 For years walking only in afternoon, though early, I concluded that Text Image

4014.

CUL-DAR79.143 Note: 1863.07.29 Hardly any plant I ever saw more visited by H(ive) & Humble Bees than Text Image

4015.

CUL-DAR45.153 Note: 1863.08.00 It is very remarkable that Gärtner speaks repeatedly of close species Text Image

4016.

CUL-DAR76.B89 Note: 1863.08.00 Dichogamy / Impatiens barbigerum / Put one plant under net The other Text Image

4017.

CUL-DAR109.B116-B117 Note: 1863.08.01--1863.08.24 Lagerstrœmia indica / Pistil on lower side long with tip bowed upwards Text Image

4018.

CUL-DAR189.9 Note: 1863.08.01 A young cat of the age of about 10 months Text Image

4019.

CUL-DAR157.1.108 Note: 1863.08.02--1864.04.10 Gloriosa plantii? / Plant sent packed from Ke[w] — tip of leaf or midrib Text Image

4020.

CUL-DAR109.A6 Note: 1863.08.03 I raised many seedlings of Balm Melissa & Hyssop & not one plant was Text Image

4021.

CUL-DAR72.68 Note: 1863.08.04 Long-styled pistil is slightly inclined downwards & filaments of longer Text Image

4022.

CUL-DAR109.B7 Note: 1863.08.07 Wood Sorrel / The 2 plants with sticks i.e long-styled produced no seed Text Image

4023.

CUL-DAR157.1.89-90 Note: 1863.08.09--1863.08.12 Tropaeolum canariense / Young plant 2 lowest internodes do not move Text Image

4024.

CUL-DAR76.A14-A15 Note: 1863.08.11 Salvia hairy crimson in Flower Garden / George has drawn Text Image

4025.

CUL-DAR109.B36 Note: 1863.08.13--1863.08.14 Lythrum salicaria / I fertilised 25 flowers (marked with string) Text Image

4026.

CUL-DAR157.1.25 Note: 1863.08.13--1863.08.25 Hop / Plant 11 inches high Text Image

4027.

CUL-DAR70.56 Note: 1863.08.13 Epipactis latifolia / I saw a true wasp visit twice a number of flowers Text Image

4028.

CUL-DAR157.2.57 Note: 1863.08.14 Cissus antarcticus / Tendril thick slowly sensitive to light rubbing on Text Image

4029.

CUL-DAR108.168-169 Note: 1863.08.16--1863.08.19 Short-styled — white thread on 3 plants — Polyanthus pollen / Text Image

4030.

CUL-DAR157.2.73 Note: 1863.08.21--1863.08.23 Passiflora punctata — a leaf about 3/4 grown & tendril half-grown borne Text Image

4031.

CUL-DAR79.93-97 Note: 1863.08.22--1868.10.22 Delphinium consolida? / Tall branching Larkspur [illegible] white var Text Image

4032.

CUL-DAR49.100 Note: 1863.08.24 Isotoma / The united anthers are bent & open towards gangway Text Image

4033.

CUL-DAR70.57 Note: 1863.08.25 Bee Ophrys / I fertilised 2 flowers with 2 additional pollinia one Text Image

4034.

CUL-DAR157.2.5-6 Note: [1863].08.26--[1863].08.27 Cobaea scandens / Tendril long at end of leaf — straight[?] with Text Image

4035.

CUL-DAR70.114 Note: 1863.08.29 Acropera luteola[?] / Labellum sides lobes turned over & united like Text Image

4036.

CUL-DAR27.2.B13 Note: 1863.08.31 It is pretty proof that pollen carried on proboscis that in short-styled Text Image

4037.

CUL-DAR157.1.137 Note: [1864].09.30 Bignonia picta — tend[ril] put into hole in wood during 15 days stuck so Text Image

4038.

CUL-DAR157.2.21 Note: 1863.10.19--1863.10.29 Lathyrus aphaca[?] t[endrils] sensitive on all sides perhaps most on Text Image

4039.

CUL-DAR157.2.8-10 Note: 1863.10.29--1863.11.07 Cobaea [continued] Text Image

4040.

CUL-DAR157.2.22 Note: [1863].11.10--[1863].11.15 L[athyrus] grandiflorus — Plant in Pot forced in greenhouse observed in Text Image

4041.

CUL-DAR157.2.86 Note: 1863.11.13 Vicia sativa / Tendrils or internodes with spontaneous movement Text Image

4042.

CUL-DAR157.1.81 Note: 1863.12.03--1864.01.25 Tropaeolum tricolorum / Thin shoot from bulb without leaves twined round Text Image

4043.

CUL-DAR70.112-113 Note: [1863?].04.19 Cypripedium pubescens lent me by Rev A Rawson (N America Steudel) / I Text Image

4044.

CUL-DAR157.1.18 Note: [1863.08.00?] Cryptostegia grandiflora (Apocyneae) Text Image

4045.

CUL-DAR108.137 Note: [1864orafter] Horwoods 4 Plants kept in my Greenhouse — midstyled — self-fertilised Text Image

4046.

CUL-DAR110.B87-B88 Note: 1864 Mitchella / A few Flowers fert[ilised] in pairs [tables] Text Image

4047.

CUL-DAR108.151-152 Note: 1864 Heteromorphic cowslip-polyanthus / no 7 short-styled [tables of numbers Text Image

4048.

CUL-DAR108.158-159 Note: [Undated] Homomorphic seedlings / Plants fertilised from 1864 [comparing plants Text Image

4049.

CUL-DAR108.22 Note: 1864 One plant of long-styled wild Oxlip [tables] Text Image

4050.

CUL-DAR108.25 Note: 1864 Wild Oxlips long-styled & short-styled potted early in 1864 from wood Text Image

4051.

CUL-DAR109.B42-B45 Note: 1864 Results of spontaneous Unions of Homomorphic Lythrums [numbers of seeds] Text Image

4052.

CUL-DAR109.B46-B50 Note: 1864 Two-year old long-styled common Plants watered at beginning of summer Text Image

4053.

CUL-DAR110.A2-A5 Note: 1864--1865 Common long-styled Primrose / Common short-styled Primrose [tables of Image

4054.

CUL-DAR187 Note: 1864--1865 [All of DAR187 in one sequence of 10 images] Image

4055.

CUL-DAR242[.28] Note: 1864 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1864] Text Image

4056.

CUL-DAR27.2.B54 Note: 1864 Long-styled Lythrum A under net (experimental observations) Text Image

4057.

CUL-DAR76.B90 Note: 1864 Dichogamy / Trifolium arvensa (Hares-foot Trefoil) flower excessively Text Image

4058.

CUL-DAR84.2.22 Note: [1864--1871] The case of sexes alike but [female] not acquiring full plumage till / verso: proof sheet of Variation 2: 88 [220-221] Text Image

4059.

EH88207685 Note: [1864] Scott's Paper...cowslips. Image

4060.

CUL-DAR157.1.93 Note: [1864].01.17--[1864].03.02 Tropaeolum — Mr Wood?? / tuberosum / 9 inches high — no movement of Text Image

4061.

CUL-DAR157.1.79 Note: 1864.01.18 [Clematis vitalba] The leaf stalks under the flower stalks are very Text Image

4062.

CUL-DAR157.1.82 Note: 1864.01.31 Tropaeolum tricolorum / Tendrils very sensitive on upper & lower surface Text Image

4063.

CUL-DAR157.1.121 Note: 1864.01.31 Bignonia unguis / a better climber than I thought Text Image

4064.

CUL-DAR157.2.96 Note: 1864.02.01 From Prof Olivers observations on the spiral winding of valves of Text Image

4065.

CUL-DAR157.1.83 Note: 1864.02.06 Tropaeolum tricolorum Text Image

4066.

CUL-DAR157.1.84 Note: [1864].02.06 Tropaeolum tricolorum grandiflorum — in Greenhouse — Tip of t[endrl] Text Image

4067.

CUL-DAR157.1.122 Note: 1864.02.06 Bignonia unguis main peduncles of leaves very slowly move on touch like Clematis. Text Image

4068.

CUL-DAR157.1.123 Note: [1864] Bignonia unguis — petioles do not move spontaneously Text Image

4069.

CUL-DAR157.1.129 Note: [1864] Bignonia chamberlayni[?] / var Two plants procured from Mr V under this Text Image

4070.

CUL-DAR157.1.132 Note: [1864] Bignonia speciosa curl in 2h 15 revolves very imperfectly & irregularly Text Image

4071.

CUL-DAR157.1.138 Note: [1864] Bignonia lindleyi like B[ignonia] speciosa & picta Text Image

4072.

CUL-DAR157.1.141 Note: [1864] Bignonia capreolata I must not say that t[endril] turns to a negative or Text Image

4073.

CUL-DAR157.1.47 Note: 1864.02.14 Adhadota cydonæfolia Acanthaceæ / Moves with sun Text Image

4074.

CUL-DAR49.101 Note: 1864.02.17 Sphaerostemma fragrans / When shaken clouds of pollen Text Image

4075.

CUL-DAR157.1.106 Note: 1864.02.20--1864.03.27 Gloriosa plantii / When 6 in high the 4 lower leaves are not much Text Image

4076.

CUL-DAR157.1.59 Note: 1864.02.21 There are climbers by hooks as brambles Galium & certain palms Text Image

4077.

CUL-DAR157.1.110 Note: 1864.02.25 Flagellaria indica Plant 13 inches high bearing 15 leaves no movement - Text Image

4078.

CUL-DAR157.1.114 Note: 1864.02.25 Bignonia buxifolia / Claws & tarsi sensitive to prolonged & slight Text Image

4079.

CUL-DAR157.1.96 Note: 1864.03.00--1864.04.00 Maurandia barclayan[a] / (Scrophulaceae) / Young leaves sensitive to a Text Image

4080.

CUL-DAR157.1.26 Note: 1864.03.00 Akebia quinata / Moves against sun Text Image

4081.

CUL-DAR157.1.9 Note: 1864.03.01 Ceropegia grandiflora / Adhatoda cydonæfolia / Sphærostema marmorata Text Image

4082.

CUL-DAR157.1.70 Note: 1864.03.01--1864.03.31 Clematis viticella venosa / String put on terminal peduncle caused slight Text Image

4083.

CUL-DAR157.1.88 Note: 1864.03.06--1864.04.10 Tropaeolum pentaphyllum / Tip of thin shoot bowed over about 9 in high Text Image

4084.

CUL-DAR157.1.92 Note: 1864.03.08 Tropaeolum elegans / Slightly rubbed stalks of two rather young leaves Text Image

4085.

CUL-DAR157.1.22 Note: 1864.03.09--1864.03.16 Lapagerea rosea / Moves with sun Text Image

4086.

CUL-DAR205.6.76 Note: 1864.03.09 "Law of sexual variability" Scott's facts about Cowslips & as I believe Text Image

4087.

CUL-DAR157.1.94 Note: [1864].03.10 Tropaeolum tuberosum / (1st leaf) lightly rubbed 5 or 6 times did not Text Image

4088.

CUL-DAR157.1.60 Note: 1864.03.10 Tecoma radicans / I observe in hothouse & greenhouse the plant not having Text Image

4089.

CUL-DAR157.2.91 Note: 1864.03.14--1864.03.27 Ceropegia grandiflora Text Image

4090.

CUL-DAR157.1.48 Note: 1864.03.14--1864.04.07 Mikania scandens / Compositae Text Image

4091.

CUL-DAR157.1.139-140 Note: 1864.03.14--1864.06.23 Bignonia capreolata / Dipledenia crassinoda / In Hot-House too hot Text Image

4092.

CUL-DAR157.1.45 Note: 1864.03.17--1864.03.24 Tecoma jasminoides forced in Hothouse Text Image

4093.

CUL-DAR157.1.71 Note: [1864].03.17--[1864].04.22 Clematis viticella [with diagram] Text Image

4094.

CUL-DAR157.1.65 Note: 1864.03.18--1864.05.04 Clematis calycina / It might have been expected from the small leaves Text Image

4095.

CUL-DAR157.1.99 Note: 1864.03.18--1864.04.01 Rhodochiton volubile / petioles take 1/2 or full twists Text Image

4096.

CUL-DAR157.2.2 Note: 1864.03.20--1864.04.12 Ec[c]remocarpus scaba / Tendril gives out two lateral branches & two Text Image

4097.

CUL-DAR108.149-150 Note: 1864.04.00 Heteromorphic cowslip-polyanthus plants [numbers of flowers on plants Text Image

4098.

CUL-DAR109.B3 Note: 1864.04.00 Oxalis acetosella under Net / Stick means longer pistil / Black thread Text Image

4099.

CUL-DAR109.B40-B41 Note: 1864.04.00 Homomorphic seedlings / United in 1863 / (i.e seedlings from own pollen) Text Image

4100.

CUL-DAR110.A44 Note: 1864.04.00 Pulmonaria angustifolia / Long-styled / Short-styled [numbers of flowers] Text Image

4101.

CUL-DAR157.1.62 Note: 1864.04.00 Clematis glandulosa tropical Text Image

4102.

CUL-DAR27.2.B52 Note: 1864.04.00 Mid-styled Plant C (experimental observations) Text Image

4103.

CUL-DAR27.2.B57 Note: 1864.04.00 Lythrum long-styled fert[ilised] by Bees in Potato field (experimental Text Image

4104.

CUL-DAR157.1.73 Note: 1864.04.02--1864.04.05 Clematis flammula / Shoots rather thick & straight & stiff Text Image

4105.

CUL-DAR157.1.87 Note: 1864.04.04 Tropaeolum tricolorum / Shoot formerly observed proceeded from bulb Text Image

4106.

CUL-DAR157.2.80 Note: 1864.04.05 Tacsonia manicata / Internodes do not move Text Image

4107.

CUL-DAR157.2.82 Note: 1864.04.08 Rubus australis with spinose rectangular leaf-peduncles — does not move Text Image

4108.

CUL-DAR157.1.24 Note: 1864.04.09 Hop-Plant in Greenhouse put in House 1 ft high Text Image

4109.

CUL-DAR157.1.119 Note: 1864.04.10 It is curious when lower & upper part of stem of Big[nonia] buxifolia & Text Image

4110.

CUL-DAR157.2.54 Note: 1864.04.11--1864.05.20 Zanonia indica / Anguria Text Image

4111.

CUL-DAR157.1.91 Note: 1864.04.15--1864.04.16 Tropaeolum canariense / Rubbed hard with pencil some youngest leaves Text Image

4112.

CUL-DAR157.1.115 Note: 1864.04.15 Bign[onia] buxifolia / The movement was not watched till growth nearly Text Image

4113.

CUL-DAR49.106 Note: 1864.04.16 In one of the Himmalayah Rhod[odendron]s — pistil & anthers upturned Text Image

4114.

CUL-DAR157.1.2 Note: 1864.04.17--1864.04.29 Hop / I painted red line Text Image

4115.

CUL-DAR157.1.52 Note: 1864.04.19--1864.04.20 Lonicera brachypoda Text Image

4116.

CUL-DAR157.1.131 Note: 1864.04.19 Bignonia speciosa performed a long ellipse in about 4h 30 Text Image

4117.

CUL-DAR157.1.3 Note: [1864].04.20--[1864].04.23 In the Lonicera brachypoda the shoot at tip was quite hooked Text Image

4118.

CUL-DAR157.1.4 Note: [1864].04.22--[1864].04.25 Hop / A good shoot was swinging Text Image

4119.

CUL-DAR157.1.64 Note: 1864.04.25--1864.04.27 Clematis sieboldii / Leaves with long & sensitive peduncle Text Image

4120.

CUL-DAR157.1.13 Note: [1864].04.25 Ceropegeia [continued] Text Image

4121.

CUL-DAR109.A7 Note: 1864.04.26 Perhaps one form of Thyme grows in drier soil because different Text Image

4122.

CUL-DAR110.A43 Note: 1864.04.26 Pulmonaria angustifolia / Pistil of long styled (yet not reaching up to Text Image

4123.

CUL-DAR157.2.74-77 Note: 1864.04.29 Passiflora quadrangularis / Tendrils thick sensitive on concave side & Text Image

4124.

CUL-DAR157.2.25 Note: 1864.04.30--1864.05.19 Smilax aspera var maculata / Zigzag branches with spines at right angles Text Image

4125.

CUL-DAR108.71 Note: 1864.05.00 Six plants raised from short-styled Primrose by pollen of common Text Image

4126.

CUL-DAR51.B20-B21 Note: 1864.05.00--1864.06.13 Antirrhinum Peloric Var Wonder / Black thread by own pollen / White Text Image

4127.

CUL-DAR157.1.72 Note: 1864.05.03 Clematis viticella / The main peduncles of young leaves are certainly Text Image

4128.

CUL-DAR109.A46 Note: 1864.05.05 Thyme Garden / In Female flowers (2 or 3 examined) filaments attached Text Image

4129.

CUL-DAR110.A51 Note: 1864.05.06 Pulmonaria / angustifolia / in kitchen garden compared 3 flowers of both Text Image

4130.

CUL-DAR157.1.76 Note: 1864.05.08 Clematis flammula / I turned 2 leaves upside down Text Image

4131.

CUL-DAR157.1.95 Note: 1864.05.15 Dwarf Crimson Nasturtium stated to be prostrate — I suppose a var of Text Image

4132.

CUL-DAR76.B91 Note: 1864.05.15 Dichogamy / Common Rhubarb from tall stalks & numerous flowers with white Text Image

4133.

CUL-DAR109.A8 Note: 1864.05.18 In Holly the aborted stamens of female fl[owers] with large ovaries but Text Image

4134.

CUL-DAR157.2.3-4 Note: [1864].05.18--[1864].06.20 Ec[c]remocarpus in hothouse shoots certainly move & rapidly Text Image

4135.

CUL-DAR157.1.31 Note: 1864.05.18--1864.05.26 Hibbertia dentata placed in Hothouse (Greenhouse plant) Text Image

4136.

CUL-DAR157.1.8 Note: [1864].05.18 Glycina & Clerodendron & Stephania & Lecontea Text Image

4137.

CUL-DAR157.2.11 Note: 1864.05.18--1864.07.10 Cobaea scandens — Cut off when very young nearly all tendrils, except Text Image

4138.

CUL-DAR157.2.58-62 Note: 1864.05.19--1864.06.26 Common vine Tendril always bifurcated Text Image

4139.

CUL-DAR157.1.116 Note: 1864.05.20 Bignonia buxifolia in Hothouse — against sun Text Image

4140.

CUL-DAR79.178 Note: 1864.05.23 In 1863 Verbascum Thapsi & Lychnitis were covered with nets & uncovered Text Image

4141.

CUL-DAR157.2.53 Note: 1864.05.24 Echinocystis — tip of t[endril] slightly curved & this never revolves Text Image

4142.

CUL-DAR49.102 Note: 1864.05.25 Walnut / Fertilised by wind stamens short but male flowers fixed on long Text Image

4143.

CUL-DAR157.2.12 Note: 1864.05.28 Cobaea — Young leaf stands vertically up with minute gowing shoot placed Text Image

4144.

CUL-DAR157.2.84 Note: 1864.06.00 Climbing Rose Dundee Rambler placed in window facing west Text Image

4145.

CUL-DAR110.A48 Note: 1864.06.00 Pulmonaria longstyled [numbers of seeds in different modes of Text Image

4146.

CUL-DAR157.2.89 Note: 1864.06.03 After Nissolia add that almost the only species in the large [genus] of Text Image

4147.

CUL-DAR157.1.100 Note: 1864.06.03--1864.06.12 Lophospermum scandens purpureum / Young plants with long internodes Text Image

4148.

CUL-DAR157.1.77 Note: 1864.06.04 Clematis flammula 10 inches string (weighing 1.64 gr) Text Image

4149.

CUL-DAR157.2.64 Note: [1864].06.05 Vine [diagram of movement of shoot] Text Image

4150.

CUL-DAR109.A34b-A37 Note: 1864.06.05--1864.06.07 Euonymus europaeus / (see to Asa Gray) / The sterile male plants with Text Image

4151.

CUL-DAR157.2.13 Note: 1864.06.05 Mohl is wrong tendrils about 3/4 grown of Passiflora floribunda[?] Text Image

4152.

CUL-DAR110.A52 Note: 1864.06.06 Pulmonaria flowers are either generally nearly horizontal or Text Image

4153.

CUL-DAR109.A33 Note: 1864.06.08 Euonymus / Anthers of Female plants regularly dehisce but are quite empty Text Image

4154.

CUL-DAR157.1.104 Note: 1864.06.12--1864.06.18 Fumaria officinalis / It is surprising that so lowly a plant shd climb Text Image

4155.

CUL-DAR49.103 Note: 1864.06.15 Mulberry / Male flowers in dangling rac[eme]s, stamens bent inwards in Text Image

4156.

CUL-DAR109.A14 Note: 1864.06.24 Echium vulgare — H Muller says nothing / Female flowers smaller corolla Text Image

4157.

CUL-DAR157.2.85 Note: 1864.06.24--1864.09.10 Ficus repens / Put rootlets in S of carbon for some hours Text Image

4158.

CUL-DAR157.1.125 Note: 1864.06.28--1864.07.08 Bignonia venusta / The tarsus of the t[endril] 4 times as long as the Text Image

4159.

CUL-DAR157.2.63 Note: 1864.06.30--1864.07.03 Muscat grape Hothouse apex made a shape thus [`V'-like diagram] Text Image

4160.

CUL-DAR154.67 Note: 1864.06.30 note [list of publications to 1864] Text Image

4161.

CUL-DAR110.B84 Note: 1864.07.00 Mitchella repens / Stick means long-styled [tables comparing different Text Image

4162.

CUL-DAR110.A54-A55 Note: 1864.07.00 Pulmonaria angustifolia / General Results of Unions Text Image

4163.

CUL-DAR111.A47 Note: 1864.07.00 Oxalis acetosella [table of numbers of seeds comparing plants with longer Text Image

4164.

CUL-DAR111.A48 Note: 1864.07.00 Oxalis acetosella / Under net / 18 flowers marked with thread before Text Image

4165.

CUL-DAR49.105 Note: 1864.07.00 Impatiens noli-me-tangere [experimental notes] / Dichogamy Text Image

4166.

CUL-DAR79.174-175 Note: 1864.07.00 Linaria vulgaris / Interbreeding / self and spontaneously fertilised Text Image

4167.

CUL-DAR109.B25 Note: 1864.07.02 Oxalis speciosa / Wool long-styled / Thread short-styled [number of seeds Text Image

4168.

CUL-DAR109.B26 Note: 1864.07.05 Oxalis pink sp A (small leaves) [with diagram] Text Image

4169.

CUL-DAR49.104 Note: 1864.07.10 Vine against House / when corolla drops off like a cap without opening Text Image

4170.

CUL-DAR110.B90 Note: 1864.07.11 Mitchella repens / Long-styled stigmas at mouth of hairy corolla - Text Image

4171.

CUL-DAR109.A34a Note: 1864.07.26 Euonymus / I marked tree by Hedge of Stony Field / 8 Trees with aborted Text Image

4172.

CUL-DAR157.1.5 Note: 1864.07.27 Axial twisting — Kidney Beans / First show this not cause of movement Text Image

4173.

CUL-DAR157.2.71-72 Note: 1864.07.28--1864.08.04 Passiflora gracilis / Tendrils rubbed 2 or 3 times lightly for so Text Image

4174.

CUL-DAR111.A39 Note: 1864.07.31--1864.08.13 Leersia oryzoides — The flowers are perfectly enclosed in sheaths of Text Image

4175.

CUL-DAR76.B46 Note: 1864.autumn Covered up in open net a large branch of radish it became covered with fine pods Text Image

4176.

CUL-DAR157.1.54 Note: 1864.08.01 Loasa aurantiaca — I raised 17 plants Text Image

4177.

CUL-DAR157.1.136 Note: [1864].08.04--[1864].08.07 Bignonia picta / whole structure & movement of internodes (a wide circle Text Image

4178.

CUL-DAR157.1.57 Note: 1864.08.08 Hibbertia dentata / I gave it also a mass of twigs Text Image

4179.

CUL-DAR157.1.58 Note: 1864.08.10 For instance I put stick to Solanum dulcamara Text Image

4180.

CUL-DAR157.1.105 Note: 1864.08.15 Adlumia cirrhosa / First formed leaves apparently not sensitive Text Image

4181.

CUL-DAR157.1.6 Note: [1864].08.23 Kidney beans / Red line straight on internode Text Image

4182.

CUL-DAR157.1.118 Note: [1864].08.23--[1864].08.28 Bignonia unguis / The young leaves have between each pair a minute Text Image

4183.

CUL-DAR157.1.7 Note: [1864].08.25--[1864].08.26 Twisting of twiners / A hank of worsted with one black thread Text Image

4184.

CUL-DAR157.1.120 Note: [1864].08.31 Bignonia unguis / I now see that tendrils act at first as mere grapnels Text Image

4185.

CUL-DAR157.1.126-128 Note: [1864].08.22--[1864].09.22 Bignonia littoralis / Internodes revolved good ellipse Text Image

4186.

CUL-DAR70.115-116 Note: 1864.09.03 Stanhopea (with petals & sepals finely spotted with purple with large Text Image

4187.

CUL-DAR157.1.124 Note: 1864.09.21--1864.10.27 Bignonia tweedyana / Claws curve by gentle rubbing Text Image

4188.

CUL-DAR157.1.135 Note: [1864].07.09--[1864].10.24 Bignonia speciosa — tip of t[endril] pointed — reddish papillae not Text Image

4189.

CUL-DAR45.154 Note: 1864.10.22 The power of remaining for a long but unknown period constant Text Image

4190.

CUL-DAR110.B85-B86 Note: 1864.11.00 Mitchella repens / Two long-styled plants of which one seems in all ways Text Image

4191.

CUL-DAR157.1.130 Note: [1864].10.25--[1864].11.05 Bignonia chamberlayni[?] — Tendrils catch by near grapnel & by middle Text Image

4192.

CUL-DAR157.1.134 Note: [1864].10.29--[1864].11.15 Bignonia speciosa — T[endril] can catch by middle whereas extremity Text Image

4193.

CUL-DAR157.1.117 Note: 1864.11.07 B[ignonia] buxifolia — I can say spirally around thin stick & no use of Text Image

4194.

CUL-DAR47.20 Note: 1864.12.00 D[uke] of Argyll has advanced beauty — Humming Birds Text Image

4195.

CUL-DAR187.1 Note: 1864.12.09 [Climbing plants] When Nepenthes leaves had [damaged] Text Image

4196.

CUL-DAR187.2 Note: 1864.12.10 [Climbing plants] Hanburya mex[icana] [application of oil of peppermint, Text Image

4197.

CUL-DAR205.9.368 Note: 1864.12.11 The more I think the more I am inclined to believe in Suess Text Image

4198.

CUL-DAR187.3 Note: 1864.12.22--1864.12.27 [Climbing plants] Asparagus Text Image

4199.

CUL-DAR109.B27 Note: [1864?].07.01--[1864?].07.30 O[xalis] rosea all plants have pistils longer than longest stamens nearly Text Image

4200.

CUL-DAR108.76 Note: [1865--1866] Fertility of Cowslip / Cowslip P[rimula] veris long & short-styled Text Image

4201.

CUL-DAR108.72 Note: 1865 Common Cowslip long-styled 8 fl[owers] fert[ilised] by pollen of Text Image

4202.

CUL-DAR110.B89 Note: [Undated] Conclusions Unions of 1864 & 65 Mitchella repens Text Image

4203.

CUL-DAR110.B92 Note: 1865 Mitchella repens / Long-styled (stick) 2 Plants [tables] Text Image

4204.

CUL-DAR110.B93 Note: 1865 Mitchella repens / Long-styled / Short-styled [experimental observations] Text Image

4205.

CUL-DAR108.142-145 Note: 1865 Standards / Cowslip-Poly[anthus] (nat fert) growing along border to Text Image

4206.

CUL-DAR108.146 Note: 1865 Cowslip-Polyanthus [table of numbers of flowers on plants numbered 1-13] Text Image

4207.

CUL-DAR108.147 Note: 1865 Conclusions / Cowslip-Polyanthus Unions Text Image

4208.

CUL-DAR108.148 Note: [1865orafter] Heteromorphic cowslip-polyanthus fertilised in spring of 1864 [numbers of Text Image

4209.

CUL-DAR108.20 Note: 1865 Long-styled / Wild Oxlips / Common Primrose / Common Cowslip Text Image

4210.

CUL-DAR108.32-33 Note: 1865 Conclusions on crossing Primroses & Cowslips Text Image

4211.

CUL-DAR109.B10 Note: 1865 Oxalis speciosa / Long-styled / own two pollens Black Thread Text Image

4212.

CUL-DAR109.B29 Note: [Undated] Results of Experiments during 1863-64, 65 all used in drawing up M.S called Final Results Text Image

4213.

CUL-DAR109.B30-B35 Note: 1865 Lythrum / Long-sty[led] common plant 12 flowers by gr[een] pollen of Text Image

4214.

CUL-DAR109.B51-B54 Note: 1865--1866 Illegitimate Lythrum seedlings [summary of physical characteristics of Image

4215.

CUL-DAR109.B8 Note: 1865--1866 Oxalis species A mid-styled i.e between 2 sets of stamens Text Image

4216.

CUL-DAR108.104-107 Note: 1865--1866 Seedling Red Cowslip (no 28) from Mr Scott almost equal-styled [tables] Text Image

4217.

CUL-DAR108.108-109 Note: 1865 [Red Cowslips and common cowslips, long- mid- and short-styled; tables Text Image

4218.

CUL-DAR108.110 Note: 1865 Seedling from Red mid-styled Cowslips from Mr Scott [number and quality Text Image

4219.

CUL-DAR108.89b-91 Note: 1865 Conclusions / Long-styled Homomorphic purple Primrose from seed sent by Text Image

4220.

CUL-DAR108.95 Note: 1865 Purple long-styled seedling Primroses from J Scott [with table comparing Text Image

4221.

CUL-DAR108.96 Note: 1865 Seedling Red long-styled Primrose (of a yellow colour) not covered by net Text Image

4222.

CUL-DAR108.97-98 Note: 1865 Seeding Red Long-styled Primroses from J Scott [tables comparing numbers Image

4223.

CUL-DAR194.22 Note: [Undated] list of polygastrica and phytolitharia Text Image

4224.

CUL-DAR242[.29] Note: 1865 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1865] Text Image

4225.

CUL-DAR250.18 Note: 1865 diary

4226.

CUL-DAR45.155 Note: [Undated] Sacc Essay sur l'espèce `Annales des Sciences Naturelles. Zoologie' 5th ser. 3 1865: 207 Text Image

4227.

CUL-DAR83.53 Note: [1865--1871] After having studied to the best of my powers the sex[ual] differences in Text Image

4228.

CUL-DAR53.2.88-89 Note: [[1865--1872]] [concerning items CUL-DAR53.2.11-87] Text Image

4229.

CUL-DAR85.B92 Note: [1865--1871] Male & Female Birds / Some Parrakeets beautifully coloured but females Text Image

4230.

CUL-DAR60.1.61 Note: [Undated] [calculations] verso flyer wine list from Jean Marie Farina's Cologne Text Image

4231.

CUL-DAR85.B68 Note: [1865--1871] (a) give results of Doubleday — Satyrus antlers in male less frequent Text Image

4232.

CUL-DAR79.1 Note: 1865 Carnation single seedlings (table) Text Image

4233.

CUL-DAR79.13 Note: 1865 Conclusions / 8 flowers were crossed with pollen from distinct plant Text Image

4234.

CUL-DAR88.20 Note: [1865--1874] Johnson Remorse "pain of guilt" Repentance — sorrow for anything past Text Image

4235.

CUL-DAR88.86 Note: [Undated] Prong-Horned Deer / A critic in the Nation well objects that the Horns of Text Image

4236.

CUL-DAR205.7.264 Note: 1865.01.00 In Portfolio on small imperfect flowers Review by Asa Gray on Naudin on Hybrids of Stramonium tabula &c. good Image Text Image

4237.

CUL-DAR185.110iii Note: 1865.01.00 The races of men / on verso 'The fairies of the mountain' Text Image

4238.

CUL-DAR187.4 Note: 1865.01.08 [Climbing plants] Ceropegia Text Image

4239.

CUL-DAR49.107 Note: 1865.02.05 Dichogamy / Max Wichura objects to my dictum that flowers fertilised by Text Image

4240.

CUL-DAR110.B21 Note: [Undated] Villarsia / Long-styled span of anthers on a level with middle of Text Image

4241.

CUL-DAR45.39 Note: [Undated] Var under Nature / Consider Nägelis pamphlet & show how important it is Text Image

4242.

Carroll3 Note: 1865.04.12 FitzRoy, Robert. 1865. [Brief note shortly before his suicide]. Text Image

4243.

CUL-DAR110.A56 Note: 1865.04.19 Crossed 12 fl[owers] (white thread) of long-styled Pulmonaria Text Image

4244.

CUL-DAR108.73a-73b Note: 1865.04.25 Amongst Cowslips planted in exp[erime]ntal garden I find one which is Text Image

4245.

CUL-DAR51.B23 Note: 1865.05.20 Six seedlings have flowered from peloric Antirrhinum "Wonder" by own Text Image

4246.

UVa-Darwin-Evolution-3314-1.43 Note: 1865.05.20 Darwin's medical history, 1865 May 20. AN, 2 pp. on 1 l.; docketed. Darwin's notes on his persistent stomach illness. Text Image

4247.

CUL-DAR110.A57 Note: 1865.05.27 Pulmonaria [from] Isle of Wight under net set no seeds this year Text Image

4248.

CUL-DAR49.108 Note: 1865.07.04 Centranthus macrosiphon?? is evidently dichogamous Text Image

4249.

CUL-DAR48.A51-A52 Note: 1865.09.18 Transitions / Nothing more wonderful than the Hectocotylus in Argonauta & Text Image

4250.

CUL-DAR209.2.150-154 Note: [ny].09.19--[ny].09.20 Mimosa and Pistia stratiotes Text Image

4251.

CUL-DAR77.56 Note: 1865.09.19 Convolvulus major — seeds self-fert[ilised] under net & other seeds from Text Image

4252.

CUL-DAR77.57 Note: 1865.09.20 Seedlings from a Hom[omorphic] long-styled Cowslip-Polyanthus again Text Image

4253.

CUL-DAR47.21 Note: 1865.09.30 Utilitarianism / Nat[ural] Selection / After Birds & Butterflies beauty Text Image

4254.

Sothebys-N11124 Note: 1865.10.00 Signed autograph paragraph from Origin 3d ed., p. 514, for Hermann Kindt. Text Image

4255.

CUL-DAR189.10 Note: 1865.10.01 Expression / When I walk Bobby expects me to stop at Hothouse Text Image

4256.

CUL-DAR109.A38-A39 Note: 1865.11.05 Frank W[illiam] & Etty carefully examined the Bushes by Hanggrove Text Image

4257.

CUL-DAR47.22 Note: 1865.11.05 In the whole round of nature, nothing more capricious or more beautifully Text Image

4258.

CUL-DAR108.138-141 Note: [1866] Final Results Cowslip-Polyanthus 1863/64/65 / N.B None of these notes Text Image

4259.

CUL-DAR108.21 Note: 1866 Cowslip / Long-styled / Short-styled Text Image

4260.

CUL-DAR108.24a Note: 1866 Short-styled common Oxlip [comparisons between differently fertilised Text Image

4261.

CUL-DAR109.B21-B22 Note: 1866 Oxalis speciosa / & General Summary [concerning numbers of seeds in Text Image

4262.

CUL-DAR109.B76 Note: 1866 Lythrum (no 75) mid-styled plant / very favourable season Text Image

4263.

CUL-DAR109.B77 Note: 1866 [Lythrum no] 94 Long-styled / exposed like 82 & 75 Text Image

4264.

CUL-DAR108.10 Note: 1866 Bardfield Oxlip / Long-styled / 10 flowers by pollen of short-styled Text Image

4265.

CUL-DAR108.111 Note: 1866 Red Equal-styled cowslip no 39 [tables comparing numbers of seeds set by Text Image

4266.

CUL-DAR108.119 Note: 1866 Long-styled Cowslip — Pot / Marked C in Greenhouse — Plants from a Text Image

4267.

CUL-DAR108.8 Note: 1866 Bardfield Oxlip / Primula elatior / Long-styled Plants / Short styled Text Image

4268.

CUL-DAR109.B12 Note: 1866 Mimulus / Oxalis / Pollen of own fl[ower] / from distinct plant [numbers Text Image

4269.

CUL-DAR110.A6 Note: 1866 Common Primrose / Long-styled / Short-styled Text Image

4270.

CUL-DAR110.A7 Note: [1866orafter] Conclusions — Pure Primrose from unions of 1865 & few in 64 [comparison Text Image

4271.

CUL-DAR142.89 Note: [1866--1867] note with sample packet (dried flowers) "Dimorphic Oxalis, tending to be dioicous sent me by F. Muller of S. Brazil — Dried flowers Bulbs in Hot house — " Text Image

4272.

CUL-DAR205.3.76 Note: [Undated] In Variation Portfolio - `Bells Quadrupeds' — about representative Irish Species Text Image

4273.

CUL-DAR193.21 Note: [Undated] 'Variation' Vol 2 p. 86 1st Edit / The 1/2 wild cattle in each Park Text Image

4274.

CUL-DAR242[.30] Note: 1866 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1866] Text Image

4275.

CUL-DAR251.495 Note: [Undated] note calculations

4276.

CUL-DAR251.493 Note: [Undated] note graph

4277.

CUL-DAR251.494 Note: [Undated] note graph and calculations

4278.

CUL-DAR77.97-98 Note: 1866--1867 Ipomoea purpurea 2d generation ie seeds are of 2d generation of crosses & Text Image

4279.

CUL-DAR78 Note: 1866--1872 [All of DAR78 in one sequence of 276 images] Image

4280.

CUL-DAR78.118-120 Note: [1866]--1867 Common Pea [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants in speed of Text Image

4281.

CUL-DAR78.122-131 Note: [1866]--1871 Candytuft crimson — Iberis umbellata var Kermesiana [crossed vs Text Image

4282.

CUL-DAR79.2-8 Note: 1866--1872 Carnations (Dianthus caryophyllus) A large bed of plants raised from Text Image

4283.

CUL-DAR51.C28 Note: [Undated] Pangenesis / Dr Ross book `Graft theory of disease' give in note / Text Image

4284.

CUL-DAR78.132 Note: [1866--1867] Iberis amara / Plants under net produced apparently as many pods as Text Image

4285.

CUL-DAR78.133-137 Note: [1866]--1868 Sweet pea [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants in height, Text Image

4286.

CUL-DAR78.139-156 Note: 1866--1871 Cabbage [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants in number of seed, Text Image

4287.

CUL-DAR78.157-160 Note: [1866]--1868 Lettuce [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants in height, number Text Image

4288.

CUL-DAR78.164-182 Note: [1866]--1871 Petunia [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants in number of seed, Text Image

4289.

CUL-DAR78.17-40,42-45 Note: 1866--1872 Mimulus [comparison of crossed and self-fertilised plants in height, Text Image

4290.

CUL-DAR78.183-185 Note: [1866]--1868 Lobelia ramosa [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants in number Text Image

4291.

CUL-DAR78.186-189 Note: [1866]--1869 Marjoram [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants in speed of Text Image

4292.

CUL-DAR78.192-196 Note: [1866]--1867 Lupinus luteus [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants in number Text Image

4293.

CUL-DAR78.200 Note: [1866--1867] Parsley Plants growing close together one covered up — several left Text Image

4294.

CUL-DAR91.105-106 Note: 1866--1874 'a sketch of the principal events in my life' (1) Text Image

4295.

CUL-DAR91.107-109 Note: 1866--1874 'a sketch of the principal events in my life' (2) Text Image

4296.

CUL-DAR91.110-113 Note: 1866--1874 'a sketch of the principal events in my life' (3) Text Image

4297.

CUL-DAR89 Note: 1866--1873 [All of DAR89 in one sequence of 284 images] Image

4298.

CUL-DAR80.B74 Note: [1866--1870] Our canine teeth still retain in their greater size & deeply implanted Text Image

4299.

CUL-DAR78.48-63 Note: 1866--1872 Canna warz [warcewiczii] [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants in Text Image

4300.

CUL-DAR78.65-68 Note: 1866--1867 Red equal-styled Cowslip [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants Text Image

4301.

CUL-DAR78.72-111 Note: 1866--1872 Ipomoea purpurea / convolvulus [comparison of crossed and self-fertile Text Image

4302.

CUL-DAR81.133 Note: [1866--1871] (a) I need not here do more than allude to the slight sexual differences Text Image

4303.

SHROP-D3651-B-165-251 Note: 1866 Property on the Mount and land abutting on the Montgomery Turnpike Road

4304.

SHC-7854.3.17.3.85 Note: [1866--1883] Notes on Darwin's Origin, Descent, works by other authors and recollections of Darwin Text Image

4305.

CUL-DAR70.58-60 Note: 1866.01.10--1866.03.19 From J Traherne Moggridge from Mentone received Dec 30 1865 [Ophrys Text Image

4306.

CUL-DAR89.7 Note: 1866.01.25 J Lubbock tells me that the Lisotriton palmipes (a newt) when courting Text Image

4307.

CUL-DAR70.62 Note: 1866.01.28 Ophrys aranifera showing metallic[?] points at base of Labellum as Text Image

4308.

CUL-DAR195.2.2 Note: 1866.02.00 When little child astonished it drops its mouth open from relaxing Text Image

4309.

CUL-DAR189.84 Note: [Undated] Chimpanzee when sick amused itself by chasing flies on the window & tried Text Image

4310.

CUL-DAR189.85 Note: [Undated] Fear is equally antagonistic to anger as joy — why does not dog wag tail Text Image

4311.

CUL-DAR189.86 Note: [Undated] Swans erect feathers & arch wings to look bigger when angry — Pigeons do Text Image

4312.

CUL-DAR189.87 Note: [Undated] When Bobby [dog] crouches to Lubbocks dog far from erect & still tail Text Image

4313.

CUL-DAR189.88 Note: [Undated] Expression / The erection of Hair & Goose-skin is very different in chill Text Image

4314.

CUL-DAR189.89 Note: [Undated] Erect hairs / May be direct action but I shd thin[k] more likely an Text Image

4315.

CUL-DAR189.67 Note: [Undated] Snakes / Cobra opens mouth very widely & this will expand Hood gives it a Text Image

4316.

CUL-DAR189.68 Note: [Undated] Ch IV when I discuss Batrachian swelling it seems from American Text Image

4317.

CUL-DAR189.69 Note: [Undated] Astonishment / As on so many other cases several causes conjointly Text Image

4318.

CUL-DAR189.104 Note: [Undated] Balanidae p. 172 Text Image

4319.

CUL-DAR189.71 Note: [Undated] With this expression it is not unlikely that children at least may have Text Image

4320.

CUL-DAR189.73 Note: [Undated] The Chimpanzee when making a barking noise as sign of pleasant Text Image

4321.

CUL-DAR189.75 Note: [Undated] Emma is sure that confined Rabbits stamp with hind legs when frightened Text Image

4322.

CUL-DAR189.76 Note: [Undated] Chamois and other mountain sheep stamp on the ground & utter a kind of Text Image

4323.

CUL-DAR189.77 Note: [Undated] Dog wags tail before food is given — to show kind feeling towards his Text Image

4324.

CUL-DAR189.78 Note: [Undated] With one of my own infants from his eighth day & during the succeeding Text Image

4325.

CUL-DAR189.79 Note: [Undated] Eyes contracted when nose violently blown Text Image

4326.

CUL-DAR189.80 Note: [Undated] Fear Ch & Preliminary Chapt? / Heart beats rapidly & knocks against the Text Image

4327.

CUL-DAR189.81 Note: [Undated] The Inuus ecaudatus twitches its lips in an odd & very rapid manner Text Image

4328.

CUL-DAR189.83 Note: [Undated] Speaking of an angry man it is often said `His back is up' — metaphor Text Image

4329.

CUL-DAR79.10-11 Note: [Undated] (calculation of averages) / About colour of flower at close [These calculations are part of CUL-DAR79.2-8] Text Image

4330.

CUL-DAR50.E31 Note: 1866.02.15 Glacial / Hooker says with respect to Agassiz on Glacial action on Organ Text Image

4331.

CUL-DAR109.B13-B14 Note: 1866.02.19--1866.04.17 Ox[alis] speciosa Young Plants / Short-styled / Long-styled [with tables Text Image

4332.

CUL-DAR109.B16a Note: 1866.03.00--1866.04.00 Long-styled / Pollen from longer stamens (dry) / shorter stamens Text Image

4333.

CUL-DAR110.A58 Note: 1866.03.00 Pulmonaria officinalis by pollen of I[sle] of Wight species Text Image

4334.

CUL-DAR49.109 Note: 1866.03.00 Dichogamy / I believe it wd be no more correct to infer from such case as Text Image

4335.

CUL-DAR108.77 Note: 1866.03.30 I saw on successive days a curious brown Bee with rather long antennae Text Image

4336.

CUL-DAR108.120 Note: 1866.04.00 Inheritance / In 1864 I fert[ilised] short-styled cowslip-Polyanthus with Text Image

4337.

CUL-DAR110.A59 Note: 1866.04.13 I raised from short-styled Pulmonaria from I[sle] of Wight by own pollen Text Image

4338.

CUL-DAR108.112-116 Note: 1866.04.14 Equal-styled Red Cowslips / Notes / Short-styled Plant no 41 has now Text Image

4339.

CUL-DAR45.156 Note: 1866.04.28 Gould told me that Red Grouse & T[etrao] Salicata agree in eggs, Habit, Text Image

4340.

CUL-DAR84.2.193 Note: 1866.04.29 Sexual Selection affects ordinary characters Mr Gould showed me two Text Image

4341.

CUL-DAR205.8.13 Note: 1866.04.30 Dimorphism / Saw at Bot[anical] Soc[iety] a Sparmannia with many stamens Text Image

4342.

CUL-DAR109.A9 Note: 1866.05.00 The corolla of Female Holly certainly smaller than that of Male i.e Text Image

4343.

CUL-DAR70.61 Note: 1866.05.00 Lucy after watching for 1/2 hour several times saw a bee coloured like B Text Image

4344.

CUL-DAR76.B61-B62 Note: 1866.05.00 Broom / Wing-petals do not at all cohere but each rests on horn-like Text Image

4345.

CUL-DAR108.117-118 Note: 1866.05.02 Seed from a Hom[omorphic] Long-styled Cowslip-Poly[anthus] fert[ilised] Text Image

4346.

NHM-MSS-HUN.49 Note: [1866.05.03] 'a sketch of the principal events in my life' Text

4347.

CUL-DAR108.92 Note: 1866.05.12 Seedlings from Purple hom[omorphic] long-styled Primrose by own pollen / Text Image

4348.

CUL-DAR76.B60,B60v Note: 1866.05.14--1866.05.18 Broom / Young Flowers Stigma with pollen of long stamens white Thread Text Image

4349.

CUL-DAR189.66 Note: [ny].05.26 I think a horse smelling does not expand nostrils as in fright or Text Image

4350.

CUL-DAR70.90 Note: 1866.06.00 Mr J Traherne Moggridge says Neottina intacta never has pollinia removed Text Image

4351.

CUL-DAR109.B11 Note: 1866.06.03 Oxalis speciosa Old Plants / Longstyled — by pollen of long-stamens of Text Image

4352.

CUL-DAR189.11 Note: 1866.06.07 Emma remarked how odd dogs showing affection by licking face and hands of Text Image

4353.

CUL-DAR78.4-10 Note: 1866.06.18.--1869.04.23 Lythrum / Antirrhinum (peloric) / Myosotis alpestris / Cowslip-Polyanthus Text Image

4354.

CUL-DAR109.A41 Note: 1866.06.19 W[illiam] sent me fl[owers] of Rhamnus catharticus from Is of W Text Image

4355.

CUL-DAR76.B102 Note: 1866.06.24 Dichogamy / No one doubts that flowers are formed to produce seeds & they Text Image

4356.

CUL-DAR111.A38 Note: 1866.06.25 Leersia oryzoides / Imperfect Flower but not quite mature yet Text Image

4357.

CUL-DAR76.B94 Note: 1866.06.25 In large bud with anthers beginning to dehisce & with far projecting Text Image

4358.

CUL-DAR109.A15 Note: 1866.06.29 George gathered 15 flower-stalks of the Echium from field beyond Orchis Text Image

4359.

CUL-DAR109.B101 Note: 1866.07.00 Oxalis Bowii I can perceive in short-styled no certain difference in pollen of two forms sets of anthers Text Image

4360.

CUL-DAR70.117 Note: 1866.07.03 Acineta / Labellum extraordinary — stigmatic opening so small that Text Image

4361.

CUL-DAR109.B87 Note: 1866.07.08--1866.08.04 Lythrum Exper[iments] for 1866 / Observe [plant no] 112 whether Text Image

4362.

CUL-DAR205.2.199-200 Note: 1866.07.09 An old pollard beech about 9ft in circumference Text Image

4363.

CUL-DAR109.B78 Note: 1866.07.21 Lythrum / One of the last lot of hom[omorphic] long-styled seedling from Text Image

4364.

CUL-DAR111.A37 Note: 1866.07.26 Leersia — Several panicles of the imperfect flowers slightly brown & Text Image

4365.

CUL-DAR49.110 Note: 1866.08.00 Hensleigh says pointedly that flowers of Grapes in Italy smell most Text Image

4366.

CUL-DAR78.46-47 Note: 1866.08.00--1867.07.00 Calceolaria Text Image

4367.

CUL-DAR142.97 Note: 1866.08.02 sample packet (dried flowers) "Oxalis" Text Image

4368.

CUL-DAR142.38 Note: 1866.08.02 sample packet (dried flowers/pods) "Orchids" Text Image

4369.

CUL-DAR70.122-123 Note: 1866.08.11--1866.08.22 The Stanhopea with 2 dark purple eye-spots on column / S oculata / Text Image

4370.

CUL-DAR49.111 Note: 1866.08.17 Apios tuberosa — keel a tube with edges coherent at end, curved into a Text Image

4371.

CUL-DAR109.A42 Note: 1866.08.21 Looked at dried fl[owers] of Rhamnus lanceolatus — the 2 forms one with Text Image

4372.

CUL-DAR109.B79 Note: 1866.09.20 [Lythrum] Long-styled [no] 79 in pollen of both sets of anthers a Text Image

4373.

CUL-DAR79.9 Note: 1866.09.20--1866.10.08 (Carnation) Two of the crossed plants have flowered before any of the Text Image

4374.

CUL-DAR78.190-191 Note: [1866].10.00--[1866].12.00 Sion House Cucumber [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants in height, number Text Image

4375.

CUL-DAR46.2.C44 Note: 1866.11.26 Dichogamy / Bot[anical] Garden Ancuba Japonica Text Image

4376.

CUL-DAR189.12 Note: 1866.11.28 Expression / Wallace says when ourang tickled he has certainly seen it Text Image

4377.

CUL-DAR77.94-95 Note: 1866.12.00 Ipomoea purpurea / Second Generation / Taller plants derived from cross Text Image

4378.

CUL-DAR195.4.2 Note: 1866.12.01 Children laugh out of joy of Hearts Text Image

4379.

CUL-DAR108.153-154 Note: [1866?] Conclusions from considering crosses of 1863 & 64 / The heteromorphic Text Image

4380.

CUL-DAR108.155-157 Note: [1866?] Conclusions 63, 64, 65 — Cowslip-Polyanthus [with tables concerning Text Image

4381.

CUL-DAR108.121 Note: 1867 Cowslip-Polyanthus Long-styled (C) which seeded during 1866 in Greenhouse Text Image

4382.

CUL-DAR108.124 Note: [1867] Equal-styled no 27 (pollen sent to William) produced spont many pods Text Image

4383.

CUL-DAR108.23 Note: 1867 Common Oxlip / Long-styled / Short-styled [comparisons] Text Image

4384.

CUL-DAR109.B88 Note: 1867 Lythrum long-styled — last lot of seedlings from long-styled in Potato Field Text Image

4385.

CUL-DAR111.A42 Note: 1867 Impatiens noli-me-tangere / A few perfect(?) flowers were crossed with Text Image

4386.

CUL-DAR157a.85 Note: [1867orafter] Experiment Book, index Text Image

4387.

CUL-DAR186.10 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): contempt Text Image

4388.

CUL-DAR186.11 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): disgust Text Image

4389.

CUL-DAR186.12 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): Q 11 fear Text Image

4390.

CUL-DAR186.13 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): Q 12 laughter Text Image

4391.

CUL-DAR186.14 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): Q 13 shrugging etc, Text Image

4392.

CUL-DAR186.15 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): Q 14 pouting Text Image

4393.

CUL-DAR186.16 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): Q 15 slyness etc, guilt Text Image

4394.

CUL-DAR186.17 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): Q 16 silence Text Image

4395.

CUL-DAR186.18 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): Q 17 yes and no (nodding) Text Image

4396.

CUL-DAR186.19 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): yes and no (nodding Text Image

4397.

CUL-DAR186.2 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): astonishment Text Image

4398.

CUL-DAR186.20 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised geographically): Australia (1-5) Text Image

4399.

CUL-DAR186.21 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised geographically): Australia (6-9) Text Image

4400.

CUL-DAR186.22 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised geographically): Australia (nos. 10-12) and India, (nos. 13-14) Text Image

4401.

CUL-DAR186.23 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised geographically): India, Ceylon, S. Africa, (15-19) Text Image

4402.

CUL-DAR186.24 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised geographically): Central Africa, (nos. 20-26) Text Image

4403.

CUL-DAR186.25 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised geographically): China, Brazil, N. America, S. America, (nos. 27-31) Text Image

4404.

CUL-DAR186.26 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised geographically): New Zealand, Malay, (32-35) 7 Text Image

4405.

CUL-DAR186.27-29 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (draft tabulation of answers) Image

4406.

CUL-DAR186.3 Note: [1867--1872] Expression queries (answers summarised by subject): blushing Text Image

4407.

CUL-DAR210.11.33 Note: 1868--1870 presentation copies - `Variation' 1st and 2d editions Text

4408.

CUL-DAR242[.31] Note: 1867 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1867] Text Image

4409.

CUL-DAR255.7 Note: 1867 [list of garden plants and prices] Text Image

4410.

CUL-DAR78.112-116 Note: 1867--1868 Verbascum thapsi [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants in Text Image

4411.

CUL-DAR79.28-29 Note: [1867]--1868 Salvia coccinea (2 plants) / 20 flowers crossed / 26 self-fert own flower Text Image

4412.

CUL-DAR79.44-47 Note: 1867--1870 Geranium common scarlet Horse-shoe Var / all cuttings in separate Pots of Text Image

4413.

CUL-DAR79.49-50 Note: 1867 Passiflora gracilis / White Thread crossed / Black Thread artificially Text Image

4414.

CUL-DAR79.51-57 Note: 1867 Primula sinensis / Long-styled / Short-styled (tables and notes) Text Image

4415.

CUL-DAR79.65-71 Note: 1867--1870 Viola tricolor / Three plants, very similar, seedlings, large-flowered, Text Image

4416.

CUL-DAR79.72-74 Note: 1867--1869 Thunbergia alata The plants early in season produced hardly any pollen Text Image

4417.

CUL-DAR79.82-84 Note: 1867--1868 Tropaeolum minus (growing out of doors) Text Image

4418.

CUL-DAR79.85-88 Note: 1867--1869 Viscaria oculata / 12 fl crossed yielded 10 pods ie 83 per cent Text Image

4419.

CUL-DAR83.43 Note: [1867--1871] Semnopithecus melalophos face blue except chin & lip Text Image

4420.

CUL-DAR83.55 Note: [1867--1870] Sir S Baker several times observed that Elephant & Rhinoceros were Text Image

4421.

CUL-DAR78.161-163 Note: 1867--1869 Verbascum lychnitis / These plants were raised from self-fertilised Text Image

4422.

CUL-DAR78.197-199 Note: 1867 Lupinus pilosus [comparison of crossed and self-fertile plants in height Text Image

4423.

CUL-DAR76.B99 Note: 1867 Cuphea purpurea — At first many flowers were fertilised owing to my not Text Image

4424.

CUL-DAR85.B34 Note: [Undated] Dogs / 1864 / 1867 [proportions of male and female] Text Image

4425.

CUL-DAR84.1 Note: 1867--1870 [All of DAR84.1 in one sequence of 309 images] Image

4426.

CUL-DAR84.1.104 Note: [1867--1871] S[clater] could think of no groups where there was gaudy colouring in Text Image

4427.

CUL-DAR77.28 Note: 1867 Sweet Pea / in one lot of Scarlet var a plant of Purple came up — marked Text Image

4428.

CUL-DAR79.89 Note: 1867--1868 Oenothera acaulis Flowers set very badly & capsules, especially Text Image

4429.

CUL-DAR79.90-91 Note: 1867 Adonis aestivalis 15 fl crossed all set and contained average of 32.5 Text Image

4430.

CUL-DAR79.92 Note: 1867--1868 Cosmanthus fimbriatus / 14 fl croseed and produced 9 pods (ie 64 per Text Image

4431.

CUL-DAR79.99-100 Note: 1867 Scabiosa atro-purpurea (very unfavourable season) / Whole heads fertilised Text Image

4432.

CUL-DAR76.B97-B98 Note: 1867--1868.04.00 Cineraria Two plants purple vars were crossed reciprocally & the heads of Text Image

4433.

CUL-DAR76.B63 Note: 1867 Broom / Plant under net White Th[read] fert[ilised] by long stamen of Text Image

4434.

CUL-DAR80.B19-B20 Note: [1867-1871] (6) What is musculus sternalis Text Image

4435.

CUL-DAR81.168 Note: [1867-1871] The males of Sapphirinae minute oceanic Crustacea are furnished with Text Image

4436.

CUL-DAR88 Note: 1867--1873 [All of DAR88 in one sequence of 274 images] Image

4437.

CUL-DAR79.101-104 Note: 1867--1869 Papaver vagum from Dr E Bornet of Antibes / 10 flowers crossed with Text Image

4438.

CUL-DAR79.105-106 Note: 1867--1869 Ononis minutissima from seed from Mr J Traherne Moggridge / 8 or 10 Text Image

4439.

CUL-DAR79.110-111 Note: 1867 Clarkia elegans — owing to wretched season hardly any seed set (see Text Image

4440.

CUL-DAR79.112 Note: 1867--1868 Campanula speculum / Bad season / 14 fl crossed yielded 12 pods ie 86 per Text Image

4441.

CUL-DAR79.114 Note: [1867--1868] (Campanula speculum) calculation Text Image

4442.

CUL-DAR79.115-116 Note: 1867--1868 Phaseolus (tall scarlet runner) / Only 2 self-fertilised flowers set Text Image

4443.

CUL-DAR79.117-136 Note: 1867--1871 Tobacco in greenhouse / Nicotiana tabacum / 12 flowers crossed gave 10 Text Image

4444.

CUL-DAR79.137 Note: 1867 Leptosiphon androsaceus / Crossed flowers whole heads were crossed and it Text Image

4445.

CUL-DAR79.138-139 Note: 1867--1869 Gesneria pendulina (seed from F Muller) / Seven pods crossed contained Text Image

4446.

CUL-DAR80.B127 Note: [1867--1871] Brehm shows that Baboons have greatest fear of innocent Lizards Frogs & Text Image

4447.

CUL-DAR81 Note: 1867--1869 [All of DAR81 in one sequence of 237 images] Image

4448.

CUL-DAR82 Note: 1867--1871 [All of DAR82 in one sequence of 319 images] Image

4449.

CUL-DAR83.66 Note: [1867--1871] I may quote B for curious fact that male of Jaguar leopard Text Image

4450.

CUL-DAR84.2 Note: 1867--1870 [All of DAR84.2 in one sequence of 251 images] Image

4451.

HA-2006Lot25535 Note: [1867] Memorandum to John Murray on index for Variation Text Image

4452.

SHROP-D3651-B-165-51 Note: 1867 Plans for property at the Mount, Shrewsbury

4453.

SHROP-SC-4-36 Note: 1867 Sales Particulars for the Mansion House, The Mount, Shrewsbury

4454.

SHROP-6007-107 Note: 1867 Plan of property at The Mount, Shrewsbury

4455.

CUL-DAR88.2 Note: 1867.01.00 Remorse you regret bitterly a bad action / Descent of Man Text Image

4456.

CUL-DAR186.1 Note: [1867][.03.31.before] Expression queries Text Image

4457.

CUL-DAR205.1.71 Note: 1867.01.01 In letter from Fritz Müller good case of rudimentary organs, curious gradation. – in Orchid Portfolio Text Image

4458.

CUL-DAR239.23.1.1 Note: 1867.01.15 (Declaration of birth of Darwin L as 15 January 1850)

4459.

CUL-DAR205.11.129 Note: 1867.01.18 Ch Kingsley suggests that there must be Hereditary Memory Text Image

4460.

CUL-DAR189.13 Note: 1867.01.22 Expression / Blyth says some Indian Ruminants allied to Antelope erect Text Image

4461.

CUL-DAR189.14 Note: [1867.01.22] Erection of hair in Deer & Goat Text Image

4462.

CUL-DAR189.15-16 Note: 1867.01.22 I took Chimpanzee into bright light & decidedly contracted eyebrows Text Image

4463.

CUL-DAR109.B16b-B17 Note: 1867.01.31 At last a Midstyled O[xalis] speciosa has appeared Text Image

4464.

CUL-DAR81.13 Note: 1867.02.00 F Smith says that male Bees generally brightest coloured but exceptions Text Image

4465.

CUL-DAR111.B10 Note: [Undated] Relative Diameter of the Pollen-grains / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation, p. 158. Text Image

4466.

CUL-DAR189.93 Note: [Undated] Brehm A.E `Thierleben' I: pp. 120-130 Text Image

4467.

CUL-DAR189.70 Note: [Undated] Paget knows nothing about preparing muscles but injuries caused by sudden Text Image

4468.

CUL-DAR189.82 Note: [Undated] When a horse-currycombed has not least intention of biting the groom, clangs his teeth, protrudes his jaws, & puts back ears.— Text Image

4469.

CUL-DAR195.1.9 Note: [Undated] Blushing / The young Chinese who blushed to her waist did so when asked Text Image

4470.

CUL-DAR27.2.B37 Note: [Undated] Lythrum— long-styled upper anthers rather longer than shorter anthers so drawing right.— Text Image

4471.

CUL-DAR189.17 Note: 1867.02.15 After saying laughter as one of distinctive marks Text Image

4472.

CUL-DAR83.15 Note: 1867.02.15 Mr Bartlett — He & Keeper do not think the collar of hairs round face of Text Image

4473.

CUL-DAR84.2.178 Note: 1867.02.15 Casuarius galeatus male alone incubates & takes care of young Text Image

4474.

CUL-DAR84.2.33 Note: 1867.02.15 spur-winged goose male much largest spur & males fight with; but in the Text Image

4475.

CUL-DAR81.14-15 Note: 1867.02.18 Bates says in Phanæus mexicanus one of the great horned Lamellicorns he Text Image

4476.

CUL-DAR77.58 Note: 1867.02.27 A number of seeds of themselves the second generation of Ipomoea purpurea Text Image

4477.

CUL-DAR195.3.39-42 Note: 1867.03.00 Duchenne Text Image

4478.

CUL-DAR79.14-16 Note: 1867.03.00--1871.01.31 Cyclamen persica / Seedling plants — almost white with purple centres Text Image

4479.

CUL-DAR195.4.3 Note: 1867.03.09--1867.05.02 Distant & near objects viewed Text Image

4480.

CUL-DAR109.A43 Note: 1867.03.19 Mr J Traherne Moggridge has sent me flowers of Rhamnus alaternus from Text Image

4481.

CUL-DAR108.122 Note: 1867.04.00 Some plants of C which flowered in Greenhouse last year have been placed Text Image

4482.

CUL-DAR70.125-126 Note: 1867.04.00 Cryptopodium (bought as) / Flower-stem 4ft 2 inches high — with large Text Image

4483.

CUL-DAR110.B110 Note: 1867.04.01 Sexual Selection in Crustaceans Spiders & Annelids — 1st Page Text Image

4484.

CUL-DAR109.B18-B19 Note: 1867.04.09 Oxalis speciosa Results not yet worked into former results Text Image

4485.

CUL-DAR108.7 Note: 1867.04.15--1867.04.16 Common Oxlips / The 3 plants from long-styled by own pollen are in flower Text Image

4486.

CUL-DAR109.B20 Note: 1867.04.26 Oxalis speciosa / Counted all the plants they proved 33 long-styled 26 Text Image

4487.

CUL-DAR76.B64 Note: 1867.05.05 Cytisus scoparius / Broom / I snapped off 15 flowers & carefully examined Text Image

4488.

CUL-DAR111.A21 Note: 1867.05.08 Ononis columnae / Seedlings varied from seed from N Italy sent me by Mr Text Image

4489.

CUL-DAR162.80c Note: 1867.05.25 Engleheart says he is certain when Mr. Lubbock was miserable from fractured skull & screamed incessantly, & certainly has not conscious pain, the Platysma myoides acted most strongly. (a memo) Text Image

4490.

CUL-DAR195.4.4 Note: 1867.06.04 Mr Engleheart carefully watched woman in labour Text Image

4491.

CUL-DAR195.4.5 Note: 1867.06.08 Saw little girl on brightish day looking up to me (as in former case) on Text Image

4492.

CUL-DAR195.4.6 Note: 1867.06.09 I made Etty look to top of Chestnut-tree when sun not far from behind Text Image

4493.

CUL-DAR81.12 Note: 1867.06.18 No great difference in sexes of any species of Junonia or Epicalia / Text Image

4494.

CUL-DAR189.138 Note: 1867.06.20 Expression Text Image

4495.

CUL-DAR189.18 Note: 1867.06.20 Zoolog[ical] Soc[iety] keeper was positive that Arctic foxes & another Text Image

4496.

CUL-DAR80.B79 Note: 1867.06.20 The Chimpanzee has not thick hair on eyebrows Text Image

4497.

CUL-DAR83.16 Note: 1867.06.20 The Antelopes with very long horns with the points almost touching their Text Image

4498.

CUL-DAR46.1.54 Note: 1867.06.21 Mr W Morrison of Malham Tarn, Settle, Yorkshire says it is certain that Text Image

4499.

CUL-DAR84.1.46 Note: 1867.06.21 Wallace in remarking on peacock's tail Text Image

4500.

CUL-DAR82.B5-B6 Note: 1867.06.21 Fishes / Günther says that most male fishes such as tench perch roach Text Image

4501.

CUL-DAR81.16 Note: 1867.06.21 Wallace tells me that in the Eastern Islands there are terrestrial Text Image

4502.

CUL-DAR84.2.188 Note: 1867.06.22 Pavo muticus here always has spurs Blyth says always & female much green Text Image

4503.

CUL-DAR108.123 Note: 1867.07.00 Cowslip-Polyanthus Long-styled C.C. seedlings of C artificially self-fert Text Image

4504.

CUL-DAR195.4.7 Note: 1867.07.01 The Boys & girls squeezed eyes voluntarily for long time & some moisture Text Image

4505.

CUL-DAR195.4.8 Note: 1867.07.04 Emma Henrietta & Effie are certain that tears actually flow down face in Text Image

4506.

CUL-DAR111.B2 Note: 1867.07.06--1867.07.14 Buck-wheat Fago[p]yrum esculente / Hildebrand discovered was dimorphic Text Image

4507.

CUL-DAR195.4.9 Note: 1867.07.08 Watched Effie when singing high & low notes of all vowels gently & loudly Text Image

4508.

CUL-DAR195.4.10 Note: 1867.07.11 Elinor Carter has watched nephew 10 months old — who when stopping Text Image

4509.

CUL-DAR195.4.11 Note: 1867.07.12 Mr Whiteheads baby 5 1/2 week old — Crying consists of long harsh cry & Text Image

4510.

CUL-DAR195.4.12 Note: 1867.07.14 Anne when suppressing a smile Text Image

4511.

CUL-DAR195.4.13 Note: 1867.07.14 Engleheart assures me positively that Boyers child cried & screamed most Text Image

4512.

CUL-DAR79.48 Note: 1867.08.00--1868.04.00 Pelargonium / Aug 10 Pot I 2 seeds of each kind which germinated together Text Image

4513.

CUL-DAR84.2.4 Note: [1867.08.00]--[[1871]] Blackbird which in nest of white feathered[?] differs sexually — no / Proof sheet of Variation "Proof - July 19 / 67" Text Image

4514.

CUL-DAR189.19 Note: 1867.08.01 Mr Standing assures me positively that Horses' hairs stand erect when much terrified. Text Image

4515.

CUL-DAR162.96 Note: 1867.08.04 William saw child while had been crying (a memo) Text Image

4516.

CUL-DAR77.14 Note: 1867.08.19 A crossed pea Maple X Purple-podded from Mr Laxton has grown in poor soil Text Image

4517.

CUL-DAR84.2.194 Note: 1867.08.21 K[owa]lewsky tells me that the male Tetrao urogallus congregate at Text Image

4518.

CUL-DAR189.20 Note: 1867.08.22 Mr H Lubbock's Baby will be 4 months Sept 2d Text Image

4519.

CUL-DAR108.78a-78b Note: 1867.09.00--1868.01.00 Seedling Oxlips self & spont[aneously] fert[ilised] probably by Text Image

4520.

CUL-DAR111.A53 Note: 1867.10.10 Dichogamy & Thyme-like Flowers / Bentham says flowers of two kinds on Text Image

4521.

CUL-DAR46.1.55 Note: 1867.10.16 Struggle / After Game & numbers depending on destruction of enemies Text Image

4522.

CUL-DAR111.B4 Note: 1867.11.00 Gesneria from S[outhern] Brazil — Pistil varies extraordinarily in Text Image

4523.

CUL-DAR189.21 Note: 1867.11.10 Persian kitten not Baby erected hairs arched back Text Image

4524.

CUL-DAR78.121 Note: 1867.11.10 Crossed Peas — Mr Laxton / 3pm put in warm water & at night in sand Text Image

4525.

CUL-DAR81.17-18 Note: 1867.11.28 Insects S[exual] Selection / In Coleoptera the only cases of colour Text Image

4526.

CUL-DAR82.B9 Note: 1867.12.00 Gunther / Labrus mixtus male orange with various bright blue stripes Text Image

4527.

CUL-DAR189.22 Note: 1867.12.02 In the Wanderoo monkey Macacus silenus which has got great ruff of Text Image

4528.

CUL-DAR83.17 Note: 1867.12.02 It is the Antelope leucoryx which kneels & fights with horns which it Text Image

4529.

CUL-DAR80.B78 Note: 1867.12.03 Huxley says the wise teeth of Australians & he believes of other savages Text Image

4530.

CUL-DAR84.2.14 Note: 1867.12.03 Dr Gunther remarks in oppos[ition] to Wallace that male blackbirds & Text Image

4531.

CUL-DAR189.23 Note: 1867.12.04 Dr Günther believes that most batrachians puff up when in danger Text Image

4532.

CUL-DAR189.24 Note: 1867.12.05 British Museum / Expression / Cercopithecus albogularis Text Image

4533.

CUL-DAR84.2.196 Note: 1867.12.05 The tail feathers of snipe described Proceedings Zoolog Society 1858 and 1867 Text Image

4534.

CUL-DAR81.19 Note: 1867.12.05 Lepidoptera / Bates says he thought he had at last found one Dung-feeder Text Image

4535.

CUL-DAR84.2.195 Note: 1867.12.05 Mr Gould doubts whether male Black-bird sits much on eggs Text Image

4536.

CUL-DAR189.25 Note: 1867.12.06 Hensleigh pointed at toad & it swelled till it was lifted on legs Text Image

4537.

CUL-DAR189.26 Note: 1867.12.06 Expression Zoolog[ical] Gardens — Some of the baboons & a Cercopithecus Text Image

4538.

CUL-DAR83.87 Note: 1867.12.06 Monkeys Sexual selection / The Bearded monkey is Brachyurus satanus Text Image

4539.

CUL-DAR84.2.65 Note: 1867.12.06 As far then as the principle of gradation throws any light on the steps Text Image

4540.

CUL-DAR83.18 Note: 1867.12.06 Sexual Selection / The Cercopithecus cebus has beautiful blue face with Text Image

4541.

CUL-DAR195.4.14 Note: 1867.12.11 In retching (just proved by Emma) in choking & (yawning?) eyes violently Text Image

4542.

CUL-DAR258.1972 Note: 1867.12.14 parts of franked envelope

4543.

CUL-DAR47.23 Note: 1867.12.22 Hooker in Corneaceae = aestivation of petals generally uniform in same Text Image

4544.

CUL-DAR49.118 Note: 1867.12.27 Mr Trimen says at Natal Butterflies seem much attracted by scarlet Text Image

4545.

CUL-DAR81.20 Note: 1867.12.27 Mr Trimen says at Cape an Orthoptera — Pneumora in male alone whole Text Image

4546.

CUL-DAR83.19 Note: 1867.12.27 Mr Trimen says certainly male Cape[?] Baboon Chacma has much larger Text Image

4547.

CUL-DAR51.C33 Note: [1860s.late?] note Mr F Galton informs me that he continued his experiments on a still Text Image

4548.

CUL-DAR195.3.67 Note: [1867.06.00?] Darwin Charles Robert Text Image

4549.

CUL-DAR76.B65 Note: [1867?].06.07--[1867?].06.09 Broom (a) / A number of Flowers were snapped off & prevented getting Text Image

4550.

CUL-DAR111.A14 Note: 1868--1869.03.08 Viola canina / I crossed some fl[owers] under net & got 4, 14, 10, & 2 Text Image

4551.

CUL-DAR109.B23 Note: 1868 Oxalis speciosa / Not yet worked in [concerning numbers of seeds in Text Image

4552.

CUL-DAR110.B29 Note: [1868] Buck-wheat Polygonum fertilised during 1867 / Long-styled The crossed Text Image

4553.

CUL-DAR195.3.11 Note: [1868--1872] Lifting the shoulders also means obstinacy or a determination not to act Text Image

4554.

CUL-DAR195.1.20 Note: [1868] Vol I p. 291 Again Mr Jenner Weir informs me that a peacock at Blackheath Text Image

4555.

CUL-DAR242[.32] Note: 1868 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1868] Text Image

4556.

CUL-DAR79.23-27 Note: 1868--1870 Nemophila insignis / 12 flowers crossed / 18 self fert Text Image

4557.

CUL-DAR79.30-41 Note: 1868--1871 Escholtzia californica / Crossed 12 fl Self fert 18 flowers Text Image

4558.

CUL-DAR79.58-64 Note: 1868--1871 Lobelia fulgens / 18 flowers crossed with pollen from distinct plant Text Image

4559.

CUL-DAR79.75-76 Note: 1868--1871 Broom / Pot I The three crossed plants very much healthiest and finest Text Image

4560.

CUL-DAR84.2.67 Note: [1868] (1) Are F[emales] of any species of Polyplectron quite destitute of Text Image

4561.

CUL-DAR85.B35 Note: [1868] Calves bred by Mr John Harward Text Image

4562.

CUL-DAR85.B40 Note: [1868--1870] Cattle [numbers of males and females] Text Image

4563.

CUL-DAR86 Note: 1868--1878 [All of DAR86 in one sequence of 289 images] Image

4564.

CUL-DAR84.1.140-141 Note: 1868 Note on Silver Pheasant on letter from J. J. Weir 16 April 1868 and [before 18 June 1868] Text Image

4565.

CUL-DAR85.B64 Note: [1868] [Partial translation of Canestrini to Darwin, 8 April 1868] This is abstract of the whole / Prof Cornalia. Text Image

4566.

CUL-DAR77.24 Note: 1868 I observe in plainest way that seeds of Papaver vagum & Delphinium Text Image

4567.

CUL-DAR81.158 Note: [1868] C.O Waterton / It may be worth adding that "Blind beetles of which Text Image

4568.

CUL-DAR85.A63 Note: [1868--1871] p 5 After divergence from common source — The singular fact (Haeckel) Text Image

4569.

CUL-DAR70.91 Note: 1868 Orchis intacta from Mr Moggridge from Italy — flowered under net & Text Image

4570.

CUL-DAR82.B7-B8 Note: [1868--1869] Dr Gunther (sent May 12 to Dr G) Text Image

4571.

CUL-DAR80.B140-B145 Note: [1868--1871] [References on Man] General Index of Books Text Image

4572.

CUL-DAR80.B146-B147 Note: [1868--1871] [References on Man] Octavo Pamphlets [index] Text Image

4573.

CUL-DAR79.142 Note: 1868 Borago officinalis / 18 flowers crossed & only 7 produced seeds, Text Image

4574.

CUL-DAR79.146-149 Note: 1868 Limnanthes grandiflora / 12 crossed yielded only 5 pods with 17 seed ie Text Image

4575.

CUL-DAR81.109 Note: [1868-1870] Dr Wallace Letter 2 p. 6 Denies that [female] Butterflies notice colour of Text Image

4576.

CUL-DAR81.147 Note: [1868] F Müller says he has often been struck by a sort of musical contest Text Image

4577.

CUL-DAR81.78 Note: [1868] Dr Staudinger List I think all used but kept for Chance of being wanted Text Image

4578.

CUL-DAR81.79 Note: [1868] [Dr. Staudinger's list of Lepidoptera, list of species and numbers] Text Image

4579.

CUL-DAR81.81 Note: [1868--1871] [ratio of males to females] Text Image

4580.

CUL-DAR81.82 Note: [1868] Number total of Butterflies & vars in List [with calculations] Text Image

4581.

CUL-DAR81.83 Note: [1868] [ratio of females to males] Text Image

4582.

CUL-DAR81.96 Note: [1868--1871] Chapt on Insects [index of illustrations] Text Image

4583.

CUL-DAR84.2.179 Note: [1868--1871] Cyanecula suecica / Red-throated Blue-breast / [male] fine blue breasted Text Image

4584.

KEW-Inwards-Books-2 Note: 1868--1872 Inwards Books (plants coming into Kew):- 2/ 1868-1872

4585.

CUL-DAR85.B138 Note: 1868.01.05 No Doubt Rein-deers' progenitor had horns for courting & then through the Text Image

4586.

CUL-DAR195.4.15 Note: 1868.01.06 Eleanor Carter teased child about 1 1/2 years old & just before it burst Text Image

4587.

CUL-DAR194.13 Note: 1868.01.12 A Trifle excites in same person to act on grief-muscle Text Image

4588.

CUL-DAR85.B137 Note: 1868.01.18 Arch McNeill — Red Deer drop their young in the end of June Text Image

4589.

CUL-DAR195.2.4 Note: 1868.01.24 William suggests that open mouth partly explained by breathing more Text Image

4590.

CUL-DAR195.2.5 Note: 1868.02.13 When dog pleased ears drawn back & down Text Image

4591.

CUL-DAR84.2.202 Note: 1868.02.25 Reeves game-keeper says he has just killed a magpie belonging to nest Text Image

4592.

CUL-DAR148.419 Note: [1868.03.00] [memos on sterility of hybrids] Text Image

4593.

CUL-DAR82.B10-B12 Note: 1868.03.07 Gunther / Cyprinodonts will be described in Zoolog T[ransactions] Text Image

4594.

CUL-DAR195.1.2 Note: 1868.03.10 Paget says he has been observing blushing & has never seen it extend Text Image

4595.

CUL-DAR81.144 Note: 1868.03.10 F Smith says that the males of Bombus are decidedly very much more Text Image

4596.

CUL-DAR83.21 Note: 1868.03.11 Much struck at the oddness & distinctness of the colours of various Text Image

4597.

CUL-DAR162.97 Note: 1868.03.14 W. saw young L. checking yawn in concert (a memo) Text Image

4598.

CUL-DAR195.4.16 Note: 1868.03.15 One gets little good from pictures, generally muscles of face not much Text Image

4599.

CUL-DAR189.27 Note: 1868.03.15 Hopes cats savage — did not in least erect tail or hair Text Image

4600.

CUL-DAR81.22 Note: 1868.03.15 Bates / Males generally depart most from type females much rarer (like Text Image

4601.

CUL-DAR83.3 Note: 1868.03.16 I asked Keeper Sutton whether any monkeys attacked nape of neck — he Text Image

4602.

CUL-DAR85.B99 Note: 1868.03.16 Crossoptilon auritum / Pallas' Eared Pheasant — both sexes identical in Text Image

4603.

CUL-DAR80.B85 Note: 1868.03.16 Sutton told me that a Baboon (Chacma) always fondled a rhesus until the Text Image

4604.

CUL-DAR83.2 Note: 1868.03.16 The Diana monkeys very pretty — long pointed beards white with basa Text Image

4605.

CUL-DAR84.2.63-64 Note: 1868.03.17 Polyplectron napoleonis / Much of back & wings metallic green with Text Image

4606.

CUL-DAR81.23 Note: 1868.03.17 Chalybs (Thecla of some authors) regalis — both sexes splendid & nearly Text Image

4607.

CUL-DAR84.2.59 Note: 1868.03.17 (see Ibis) / Procnias corniculata[?] the bell-bird — must be different Text Image

4608.

CUL-DAR195.2.6 Note: 1868.03.19 Cresy remarked that his wife startled by meeting him opened mouth & eyes very wide. Text Image

4609.

CUL-DAR84.2.66 Note: 1868.03.19 In the glossy Ibis (Falcinellus igneus) male scarlet only during breeding Text Image

4610.

CUL-DAR83.4 Note: [1868].03.22 Quadrupeds / Bartlett says tigers panthers &c do not differ at all in Text Image

4611.

CUL-DAR84.2.171 Note: 1868.03.22 The Horn-bill Buceros bicornis in the male the inside of mouth is black Text Image

4612.

CUL-DAR84.2.208 Note: 1868.03.23 Mr Osb[ert] Salvin showed me several Trogons & many differed greatly in Text Image

4613.

CUL-DAR84.2.209 Note: 1868.03.23 G.R Gray says when the male Falcinellus igneus moults under confinement Text Image

4614.

CUL-DAR205.7.270 Note: 1868.03.24 Size of Hybrids / Gould showed me hybrids between Phasianus versicolor & Text Image

4615.

CUL-DAR86.C18 Note: 1868.03.24 Proportion of sexes / Gould believes strongly that males in excess is Text Image

4616.

CUL-DAR83.22 Note: 1868.03.24 Gould / with Marsupials male almost invariably very much larger then Text Image

4617.

CUL-DAR84.2.210 Note: 1868.03.24 Gould / The almost invariable rules with Birds as long known is that when Text Image

4618.

CUL-DAR85.B101 Note: 1868.03.24 Blyth thinks that Gallus bankiva has great tendency to pair — Believes Peacock polygamous. Some woodpeckers differ conspicuously in colour. Text Image

4619.

CUL-DAR83.5 Note: 1868.03.25 Cercocebus aethiops — two white naked spots over both eyelids — Head Text Image

4620.

CUL-DAR189.28 Note: 1868.03.26--1868.03.27 Z[oological] Gardens / Expression / The Barbary ape when pleased chatters Text Image

4621.

CUL-DAR189.29 Note: 1868.03.27 Z[oological] Gardens / Insert after where from Brehm about curiosity & Text Image

4622.

CUL-DAR83.23 Note: 1868.03.27 The Nylghaie is the Portax picta & wh[ich] undergoes seasonal change Text Image

4623.

CUL-DAR84.2.197 Note: 1868.03.27 Wild male Turkey all feathers erected — tail expanded like fan showing Text Image

4624.

CUL-DAR189.30 Note: [1868].03.28 Z[oological] G[ardens] / The Barbary ape is the Inuus or Magot Text Image

4625.

CUL-DAR189.31 Note: [1868].03.28 Expression / Z[oological] Gardens / snake made Peccary erect all hairs Text Image

4626.

CUL-DAR189.32 Note: [1868].03.28 Z[oological] G[ardens] / The monkeys shewed their astonishment at a snake Text Image

4627.

CUL-DAR83.6 Note: [1868].03.28 Giraffe uses its short perpendicular horns or projections in a very Text Image

4628.

CUL-DAR189.33 Note: [1868].03.29 Z[oological] G[ardens] / I saw the elephant trumpet Text Image

4629.

CUL-DAR49.116 Note: 1868.03.30 Dichogamy / Mr Smith says pod from Victoria Lily contained about 70 seeds Text Image

4630.

CUL-DAR80.B84 Note: 1868.03.31 Mr G.Henslow can twitch back ears — Hensleigh can draw forwards I think Text Image

4631.

CUL-DAR45.29 Note: [1868.04.03] note [notes on Hylobates] Text Image

4632.

CUL-DAR195.4.17 Note: 1868.04.08 Frank has been screaming violently & has contracted orbicularis Text Image

4633.

CUL-DAR84.2.212 Note: 1868.04.08 Reeves says it has frequently he believes invariably happened that when Text Image

4634.

CUL-DAR162.80b Note: 1868.04.10 Frank has been sneering violently in different ways. (a memo) Text Image

4635.

CUL-DAR189.34 Note: 1868.04.16 The Cynocephalus anubis after being insulted & put into violent passion Text Image

4636.

CUL-DAR193.1 Note: 1868.04.22 It is an error that Oncidium produced capsules when fertilised by Text Image

4637.

CUL-DAR195.2.7 Note: 1868.04.26 Huxley thinks pallor from fear a surface action Text Image

4638.

CUL-DAR195.4.18 Note: 1868.04.27 I have been watching Mr H laughing intensely Text Image

4639.

CUL-DAR80.B93 Note: 1868.04.29 Huxley says Isid Geoffroy in Archives du Museum has great paper on Text Image

4640.

CUL-DAR195.4.19 Note: 1868.04.30 I have been making Huxley children shut eyes violently several times Text Image

4641.

CUL-DAR205.11.130 Note: 1868.04.30 Learning by experience / Mr Birkbeck says it is positively known in Text Image

4642.

CUL-DAR84.2.213 Note: 1868.04.30 Mr Birkbeck has been assured by trustworthy men that if one of Golden Text Image

4643.

CUL-DAR76.B42 Note: 1868.05.00--1868.10.00 Cabbages / Lacinated / White & Green lacinated Cabbage has 7 flowers Text Image

4644.

CUL-DAR79.140-141 Note: 1868.05.00--1868.06.00 Buck-wheat Fagopyrum esculentum / Keep for Dimorphism & note of Text Image

4645.

CUL-DAR79.17-19 Note: 1868.05.00--1868.12.00 Anagallis grandiflora — pale red var / L(ettington) has crossed (white Text Image

4646.

CUL-DAR195.4.20 Note: 1868.05.03 I have again made 3 Huxley children shut eyes violently Text Image

4647.

CUL-DAR84.2.7 Note: [1868].05.04 Young & immature & inexperienced Kingfisher Parrots & Woodpecker & wd Text Image

4648.

CUL-DAR84.2.6 Note: 1868.05.04 I wd accept Wallace's view about Birds did I not remember Pigeons odd the Text Image

4649.

CUL-DAR84.2.8 Note: 1868.05.06 As I knew of no case where female bright whilst young & then dull this is Text Image

4650.

CUL-DAR193.2 Note: 1868.05.20 Keep / List of corrections for Italian Edition Text Image

4651.

CUL-DAR82.B39 Note: 1868.05.20 Mivart / Batrachians/ Uses term Urodela (see Owen) / Colour of foreigners Text Image

4652.

CUL-DAR84.1.119 Note: 1868.05.23 note [quotation from 'Field'] '3 crows to a nest' Text Image

4653.

CUL-DAR79.20-22 Note: 1868.05.24--1869.06.05 Bartonia aurea / 12 flowers crossed — 68 flowers self fert Text Image

4654.

CUL-DAR81.26 Note: 1868.05.27 Onitis furcifer no strid[ulator] on coxae of hind legs of [male] or Text Image

4655.

CUL-DAR70.63 Note: 1868.06.00 George went up Stony Valley for Bee orchises & found sixty flowers with Text Image

4656.

CUL-DAR77.29 Note: 1868.06.00 Formerly often noticed in rows of Sweet peas a false plant; Cattell Text Image

4657.

CUL-DAR83.20 Note: 1868.06.01 Mr Blenkiron (who has had such enormous experience in breeding) says Text Image

4658.

CUL-DAR47.24 Note: 1868.06.06 Add to when I speak of honey secreting bracts of Leguminosae Text Image

4659.

CUL-DAR209.3.63 Note: 1868.06.14--1868.06.16 Acanthus mollis Text Image

4660.

CUL-DAR76.B22,B22a,B23-B24,B24v Note: 1868.07.00 Mignonette / Black Thread Pollen from same plant [experimental Text Image

4661.

CUL-DAR195.4.89 Note: [Undated] Swinhoe (27) says Chinese under grief or telling of death or other grief — others go into an hysterical fit of laughter — Text Image

4662.

CUL-DAR193.3 Note: 1868.08.27 Dr W Ogle tells me that a son of one of Twin[?] Ladies has the same tooth Text Image

4663.

CUL-DAR84.2.215 Note: 1868.09.04 When a species gets isolated two sets of conditions will cause slight Text Image

4664.

CUL-DAR81.27 Note: 1868.09.07 Geotrupes stercorarius / In 2 spec[imens] male & female [measurements] Text Image

4665.

CUL-DAR81.28-29 Note: 1868.09.14--1868.09.20 Necrophorus humator — Rasps on dorsal surface see Landois — 2 straight Text Image

4666.

CUL-DAR85.B100 Note: 1868.09.14 J.J Weir was carefully looking at Crossoptilon auritum in beginning of Text Image

4667.

CUL-DAR110.B94-B95 Note: 1868.09.20 Borreria nov sp near B valerianoides (This genus not near to Hedyotis) Text Image

4668.

CUL-DAR81.30 Note: 1868.09.25 Oryctes gryphus F[rank] found both sexes would squeak — The male differs Text Image

4669.

CUL-DAR111.A25-A26 Note: 1868.10.05--1868.10.11 Vandellia nummularifolia / Perfect flowers earliest — Imperfect flowers at Text Image

4670.

CUL-DAR81.31 Note: 1868.10.05 Necrophorus vespillo / F[rank] prepared dorsal segments of [male] & Text Image

4671.

CUL-DAR81.32 Note: 1868.10.12 [Euchirus] longimanus from Wallace — carefully examined no rasp on Text Image

4672.

CUL-DAR85.A40 Note: 1868.10.26 Mr Asa Gray says that Indian men alone are ornamented one would think Text Image

4673.

CUL-DAR84.2.217 Note: 1868.11.07 Mr Bartlett knows cases of Parrot which always for long time showed Text Image

4674.

CUL-DAR80.B97 Note: 1868.11.08 Hoolock Gibbon — Black with white stripe over eyebrows Text Image

4675.

CUL-DAR83.7 Note: 1868.11.08 Monkeys (Sexual) Selection Mammals / Callithrax sinensis[??] very pretty Text Image

4676.

CUL-DAR84.2.219 Note: 1868.11.08 Toucans / Some skin at base of beak & eyes splendidly coloured & such Text Image

4677.

CUL-DAR83.24 Note: 1868.11.11 Ovis tragelaphus N[orth] Africa Male splendid long hair depending from Text Image

4678.

CUL-DAR83.25 Note: 1868.11.11 Bartlett believes Tear-sac is orifice of gland for secretes matter Text Image

4679.

CUL-DAR84.2.203 Note: 1868.11.11 Very many parrots splendid crimson in large part of body / Buxton / Text Image

4680.

CUL-DAR84.2.204 Note: 1868.11.11 Cheer[?] Pheasant P wallichii sexes differ but little — dull-coloured Text Image

4681.

CUL-DAR84.2.205-206 Note: 1868.11.11 Bartlett showed me specimens of male Polyplectron stuffed in position in Text Image

4682.

CUL-DAR85.B98 Note: 1868.12.09 Examined young Drake & Duck said to be of this spring — tail-feathers Text Image

4683.

CUL-DAR111.A13 Note: 1868.12.30 Viola nana from India from seed from John Scott — has flowered all Text Image

4684.

CUL-DAR111.A18 Note: 1868.12.31 Viola roxburghiana / like V[iola] nana has produced multitude[?] of Text Image

4685.

CUL-DAR193.4 Note: 1868.12.31 Mr Woolner gives me several cases of 1/2 bred Persian cats very Text Image

4686.

CUL-DAR84.2.68-69 Note: [1868?].02.17--[1868?].02.18 Argus Pheasant / Each ocellus corresponds to a chain of black spots so Text Image

4687.

CUL-DAR80.B98 Note: [1868?].02.19 Bartlett doubts much about Owen's view of the position of the arms in Text Image

4688.

CUL-DAR84.2.61-62 Note: [1868?].03.19 Polyplectron / The eye in the Java Peacock is more deeply notched from Text Image

4689.

CUL-DAR80.B95 Note: [1868?].03.29 Bonnet monkey has point on top of head from which hair radiates on all Text Image

4690.

CUL-DAR189.35 Note: [1868?].07.23 I doubt whether effect of Domestication — must be natural but rarely Text Image

4691.

CUL-DAR242[.33] Note: 1869 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1869] Text Image

4692.

CUL-DAR45.161 Note: [1869] Natural Selection / Weismann tells me that Seidlitz has written on Text Image

4693.

CUL-DAR76.B31-B32 Note: 1869 Esch[sch]o[l]tzia californica / Many plants were raised from crossed ie Text Image

4694.

CUL-DAR79.150-157 Note: 1869 Maize / Plants in greenhouse crossed artificially and singly — others Text Image

4695.

CUL-DAR79.158-161 Note: 1869 Phalaris (seed averages calculated) / Canary grass — treated just like Text Image

4696.

CUL-DAR79.162-164 Note: 1869 Beet — seed from plant growing in group — & seed from solitary plant - Text Image

4697.

CUL-DAR79.167 Note: 1869--1871 Digitalis purpurea (see Port about fertility of first crosses) Text Image

4698.

CUL-DAR79.169 Note: [1869--1871] (calculation of averages) Text Image

4699.

CUL-DAR80.B121-B122 Note: [1869--1871] Embryo of Man from Ecker / Embryo of Dog from Bischoff [copies of] Text Image

4700.

CUL-DAR81.98 Note: [1869--1871] Lepidoptera / Under mimickry — allude to considerable variation — as Text Image

4701.

CUL-DAR83.63 Note: [1869--1871] Under colour when I say (I think before Ruminants) that Insectivora &c do Text Image

4702.

CUL-DAR87.137 Note: [1869--1874] Development of Mental faculties & Brain requisite for knowledge of rules Text Image

4703.

CUL-DAR15.1.B43 Note: 1869.01.25 It might be well worth to get a list of 46 sp[ecies] from Hooker common Text Image

4704.

CUL-DAR205.7.271 Note: 1869.02.00 Feb. 1869 Before publishing on Hybrids I must read Nägeli Essay in his Bot Mittheilungen Band II. p. 187 Text Image

4705.

CUL-DAR80.B101 Note: 1869.02.02 After reading Maudsley I think instincts are not connected with Text Image

4706.

CUL-DAR84.2.222 Note: 1869.02.16 In a whole group of Humming Birds it is very curious to observe as Gould Text Image

4707.

CUL-DAR83.26 Note: 1869.02.18 Oryx leucoryx — stuffed / Horns along curvature 3[ft] 2 1/2[inches] / Text Image

4708.

CUL-DAR83.9 Note: 1869.02.19 Antelopes / Ant[elope] cervicapra male very dark f[emale] fawn-coloured Text Image

4709.

CUL-DAR83.27 Note: [1869].02.19 Bartlett young Rhesus monkeys hardly any red on Buttocks or faces — but Text Image

4710.

CUL-DAR80.B7 Note: [1869].02.19 Woolner has seen hundreds of times the ear tips; they vary a little in Text Image

4711.

CUL-DAR83.11 Note: 1869.02.19 In the O[ryx] leucoryx horns extend for about 2/3 of length of body - Text Image

4712.

CUL-DAR83.12 Note: [1869].02.19 Monkeys / Moustached monkey C[ercopithecus] cephus is more ornamented Text Image

4713.

CUL-DAR83.8 Note: [1869].02.19 At meeting of [Zoological] Soc[iety] horns of Cape Buffalo were exhibited Text Image

4714.

CUL-DAR83.28 Note: 1869.02.22--1869.02.23 Blyth — The Rhesus inhabiting Bengal — the [female] alone has red Text Image

4715.

CUL-DAR83.29 Note: 1869.02.22 Blyth / Antilocapra cervicapra / The colour of [male] is certainly Text Image

4716.

CUL-DAR85.A42 Note: 1869.02.22 Man / I think Beard of monkeys very often of different colour from Hair Text Image

4717.

CUL-DAR84.2.112 Note: 1869.02.22 Mr Gould's spec[imen]/ Tail of [male] Reeves Pheasant is 16 inches long Text Image

4718.

CUL-DAR83.13 Note: 1869.02.23 Moustache Monkey — Whole face coloured in most diversified manner & Text Image

4719.

CUL-DAR83.10 Note: [1869].02.23 Tragelaphus scriptus — Gambia — a beautiful antelope (see Gray?) Text Image

4720.

CUL-DAR189.36 Note: 1869.03.10 Some expressive acts unintelligible — Lambs when sucking wriggle quickly Text Image

4721.

CUL-DAR60.1.149-152 Note: 1869.03.21--1869.05.27 Inside of leaves channelled with very small & separate glands Text Image

4722.

CUL-DAR193.5 Note: 1869.03.24 Prof Preyer — It seems there are mammae erraticae — so give up Reversion with women Text Image

4723.

CUL-DAR84.2.223 Note: 1869.03.25 Harrison Weir says who has [been] making enquiries says "some fanciers Text Image

4724.

CUL-DAR189.37 Note: 1869.04.02 When a Horse wishes to see all round him he naturally lifts his head up Text Image

4725.

CUL-DAR70.64 Note: 1869.04.04 Orchis intacta There is small nectary — & the petals & sepals form a Text Image

4726.

CUL-DAR110.B96 Note: 1869.04.19 Borreria It is now certain that long-styled does set a very few seeds Text Image

4727.

LINSOC-SP.57 Note: 1869.05.10 On the fertilization and dissemination of Duvernoia adhatoides / M.E. Barber. Read 15 Apr.1869. With a watercolour drawing and a pencil sketch. With a report on the paper by Charles Darwin, dated 10 May 1869 Text Image

4728.

CUL-DAR85.A7 Note: 1869.05.22 Music / Progenitors of Man if we judge from wide-spread analogy the much Text Image

4729.

CUL-DAR84.2.211v Note: 1869.05.29 Dr Engleheart off a single nest shot 35 starlings & yet brood reared & is Text Image

4730.

CUL-DAR195.2.9 Note: 1869.05.30 Huxley says the minute unstriped muscles which erect the Hair lie in in upper layer Text Image

4731.

CUL-DAR79.168 Note: 1869.06.23--1869.08.22 Caerdeon — Fox-gloves / The 2 upper anthers dehisce sometimes before the Text Image

4732.

CUL-DAR46.1.56 Note: 1869.07.00 No sparrows at Caerdeon where plenty of old Houses[?] & none at Mr Ruck's Text Image

4733.

CUL-DAR45.162-163 Note: 1869.07.03 Variability under Nature / Important Text Image

4734.

CUL-DAR45.165 Note: 1869.07.04 Gradation / In Blue Salvia Text Image

4735.

CUL-DAR85.A12 Note: 1869.07.16 Sexual Selection / Man / The man which whatever they may have been as Text Image

4736.

CUL-DAR85.A10 Note: 1869.07.18 Sexual Selection Man / After stating mental difference of [male] & Text Image

4737.

CUL-DAR80.B102 Note: 1869.07.25 Man / After reading Quarterly R[eview] / After rudiments in man & Text Image

4738.

CUL-DAR79.144-145 Note: 1869.08.05 Borage- Plant now in first flower [calculations] Text Image

4739.

CUL-DAR85.B96 Note: 1869.08.07 The speculum in young full-grown ducks is not well pronounced & seems Text Image

4740.

CUL-DAR49.119 Note: 1869.08.15 Lilium lancifolium is a Dichogam Text Image

4741.

CUL-DAR76.B30 Note: 1869.08.28 Asa Gray says that my Eschscholzia, & those sent by F. Müller are certainly the same viz E. Californica or (Crocea of Lindley) Image

4742.

CUL-DAR195.4.21 Note: 1869.08.29 Mrs Gay tells me that in picture Fra Angelico of Descent from the Cross Text Image

4743.

CUL-DAR45.167 Note: 1869.08.29 Asa Gray says that in Lilium superbum & Canadense Text Image

4744.

CUL-DAR76.B25-B26 Note: 1869.09.20 Reseda odorata / This spring I bedded out 4 plants separate & carefully Text Image

4745.

CUL-DAR45.168 Note: 1869.09.28 It is easy to give plenty of cases of fluctuating variability Text Image

4746.

CUL-DAR85.B97 Note: 1869.10.01--1869.10.06 Inheritance by age / 2 of the 4 Ducks have now acquired the splendid tail Text Image

4747.

CUL-DAR144.62-64 Note: [1869].10.10 Recollection of Darwin Charles Robert, including a copy of notes sent by Darwin

4748.

CUL-DAR109.B24 Note: 1869.11.00--1869.12.00 Oxalis speciosa [concerning numbers of seeds in different crosses] Text Image

4749.

CUL-DAR189.38 Note: 1869.11.00 The N[orth] African Rhinoceros does not depress his ears when savage Text Image

4750.

CUL-DAR83.31 Note: 1869.11.03 S[exual] S[election] Mammals / It seemed to Mr Bartlett & self that in Text Image

4751.

CUL-DAR85.A71 Note: 1869.11.03 Hairyness of Buttocks (& size of naked space) of [male] & [female] Text Image

4752.

CUL-DAR85.A41 Note: 1869.11.03 S[exual] S[election] Mammals / Bartlett is sure that the posteriors of Text Image

4753.

CUL-DAR80.B106 Note: 1869.11.03 It is well known how the individual monkeys of same species differ Text Image

4754.

CUL-DAR80.B107 Note: 1869.11.03 Man / Monkeys use their thumbs in taking a nut in holding the neck of a Text Image

4755.

CUL-DAR189.39 Note: 1869.11.05 Expression / Z[oological] Gardens / Chimpanzee young — brought into Text Image

4756.

CUL-DAR85.A43 Note: 1869.11.08 The coloured surface of Mandrill & Drill increases in size with age but Text Image

4757.

CUL-DAR86.A76 Note: 1869.11.09 The Farnborough Rat is convinced that ♀ Rat in excess!!! Says they are polygamous Text Image

4758.

CUL-DAR194.14 Note: 1869.11.30 Hypericum calycinum I find this year there are few seeds produced Text Image

4759.

CUL-DAR157.30 Note: [1868--1870] Draft of Descent, "Ch 6" folio 45 "be given to such cases as ..." Text Image

4760.

CUL-DAR189 Note: 1870s [Part of CUL-DAR189 in one sequence of 34 images] Image

4761.

CUL-DAR195.1.39 Note: [Undated] Forbes D ` Journal of Edinburgh[?] Society' October 1870: 208 Text Image

4762.

CUL-DAR209.2.48 Note: [1873.11.00.before] Mimosa albida [application of water] Text Image

4763.

CUL-DAR209.2.124 Note: [1878.06.00.before] Experiments on Mimosa [application of ether] Text Image

4764.

CUL-DAR210.11.23 Note: [[1870--1880]] presentation copies — botanical papers

4765.

CUL-DAR210.11.32 Note: 1871 presentation copies - `Descent' Text

4766.

CUL-DAR242[.34] Note: 1870 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1870] Text Image

4767.

CUL-DAR60.1.125r Note: [Undated] [of 'Descent'?] Text Image

4768.

CUL-DAR54.49r Note: [Undated] [of 'Descent'?] ch 4 p. 29 [top righthand quarter of sheet only] Text Image

4769.

CUL-DAR54.66r Note: [Undated] [of 'Descent'?] [bottom half of page only] Text Image

4770.

CUL-DAR78.109r Note: [1870--1871] Draft of Descent 1: 187. [bottom half of sheet only] Text Image

4771.

CUL-DAR45.170 Note: 1870 In letter from Asa Gray in Portfolio on Dimorphism rather good case of variability.— I think in form one can plant at least in adjoining plants 1870 Text Image

4772.

CUL-DAR53.2.150 Note: [1870-1872] Cynopithecus niger of Celebes to be drawn by Wolf Text Image

4773.

CUL-DAR53.2.167 Note: [Undated] James Cooper 188 Strand E.C. (Wood Engraver) Text Image

4774.

CUL-DAR78.13-16 Note: 1870--1871 Cowslip Polyanthus Plants at base of p. 4b planted in Orchard Text Image

4775.

CUL-DAR54.124r Note: [Undated] [of 'Descent'?] [fragment only] Text Image

4776.

CUL-DAR54.161r Note: [Undated] [of 'Descent'] ch 6 p. 54 Text Image

4777.

CUL-DAR69.A38r Note: [1868--1870] Draft of Descent, vol. 1. [4 lines only] Text Image

4778.

CUL-DAR91.4 Note: [1870--1871] Old & useless notes about the moral sense & some metaphysical points Text Image

4779.

CUL-DAR82.B42 Note: [1870--1871] Lettering for Woodcuts [for `Descent'] Text Image

4780.

CUL-DAR90.144 Note: [Undated] Draft of Descent of man, 2d. ed., folio 274A. / The males of affixed animals being thus led to emit their fertilising element Text Image

4781.

CUL-DAR88.11r Note: [Undated] [of 'Descent'?] sheet numbered 116G Text Image

4782.

CUL-DAR80.B6 Note: [1870--1871] In baboons & some species of Macacus the ears are slightly pointed like Text Image

4783.

CUL-DAR80.B108-B109 Note: [1870--1871] Ecker `Icones Phys' — 1851-1859 Tab XXX Fig 2 Text Image

4784.

CUL-DAR80.B112 Note: [1870] Huxley / Vorderhirn — forebrain [captions for an illustration of embryos for Descent] Text Image

4785.

CUL-DAR82.B29 Note: [1870--1871] [list of woodcuts for `Descent'] Text Image

4786.

CUL-DAR88.17 Note: [1870--1874] My dog the beloved Polly is at such times / after committing some / Draft of Descent vol. 1 (fragment) Text Image

4787.

CUL-DAR89.158 Note: [1870--1874] Differences in mind between men & women Text Image

4788.

CUL-DAR63-65 Note: 1870--1882 [Notes on worms for Earthworms, including (1) castings; (2) furrows & ploughed land; (3) experiments at different locales etc.] Text Image

4789.

CUL-DAR189.40 Note: 1870.01.30 Expression / Kangaroos according to Keeper & Bartlett never bite when Text Image

4790.

CUL-DAR189.41-42 Note: 1870.01.30 Bartlett & Keeper are certain that Lion erects hairs of mane when Text Image

4791.

CUL-DAR194.15 Note: 1870.01.30 I have made out pretty clearly that Ja[ckals] nor Wolves nor foxes cover Text Image

4792.

CUL-DAR195.4.22 Note: 1870.02.02 Etty in acting on grief muscle makes splendid grief folds Text Image

4793.

CUL-DAR193.6 Note: 1870.02.05 [Male] Bull-dog Text Image

4794.

CUL-DAR108.14 Note: [Undated] Hildebrand, P. Sinensis [comparison of homomorphic and heteromorphic] Text Image

4795.

CUL-DAR80.B110-B110v Note: 1870.03.06 Huxley will lend me Ecker `Icones physiologicae' pl 30 fig 2 Human embryo Text Image

4796.

CUL-DAR205.3.230 Note: 1870.03.07 Gunther tells me distinct sp[ecies] in New Zealand & S[outhern] Australia Text Image

4797.

CUL-DAR80.B113 Note: 1870.03.07 W [Woolner] has seen to tips in women & men When he was making his figures Text Image

4798.

CUL-DAR81.33 Note: 1870.03.07 Bates — Bubas bison come as next genus to Onitis & the [male] has Text Image

4799.

CUL-DAR81.34 Note: 1870.03.07 Beetles / Bates — There are sexual differences in colour in some Text Image

4800.

CUL-DAR189.43 Note: 1870.03.08 Expression / I looked at Callithrix sciureus & made it scream Text Image

4801.

CUL-DAR51.C14 Note: 1870.04.13 Sir W Thompson shows from high electricity & kinetic action of fever — 3 Text Image

4802.

CUL-DAR45.169 Note: 1870.05.06 Var / Mr J Nichols sent me drawings of pollen-grains of Honeysuckle some had 1, some 2, & some 3 projections. when I pressed pollen-tubes protrude. Text Image

4803.

CUL-DAR193.8 Note: 1870.05.26 Compared flowering seedlings of Cytisus purpureus Text Image

4804.

CUL-DAR84.2.224 Note: 1870.06.00 Argus pheasant — 10 ornamented primaries — better say all the primaries Text Image

4805.

CUL-DAR195.4.23 Note: 1870.06.10 Mr W.W Edwards has observed himself & Mr Fox with violent retching Text Image

4806.

CUL-DAR193.7 Note: 1870.06.25 Pangenesis & Reversion / Reversion in Individual Text Image

4807.

CUL-DAR189.44 Note: 1870.06.27 Paget says during chill of fever temperature is higher Text Image

4808.

CUL-DAR195.4.24 Note: 1870.06.27 Paget says under chloroform with sickness — tears come into eyes Text Image

4809.

CUL-DAR189.45 Note: 1870.06.29 Expression / Sutton has often observed that when the Rhesus monkey has Text Image

4810.

CUL-DAR189.46 Note: 1870.06.29 Expression / Any one who will alternately make some of the species of Text Image

4811.

CUL-DAR189.47 Note: 1870.06.29 Expression / Two or 3 sp[ecies] of Macacus & some other monkeys when Text Image

4812.

CUL-DAR83.33 Note: 1870.06.29 Recently the Ethiopian boar & Red river hog broke into each others cage & Text Image

4813.

CUL-DAR195.4.25 Note: 1870.06.30 Expression / Bartlett is certain that Flamingo & common Kagu when Text Image

4814.

CUL-DAR83.32 Note: 1870.06.30 Sexual Selection Mammals / The African River-Hog Potamochoerus Text Image

4815.

CUL-DAR193.9 Note: 1870.07.00 Mr J.P Mansel Weale says in Natal breeders assert that a mare crossed by Text Image

4816.

Sothebys-N10172 Note: [1870.07.00] List of Darwin's publications to 1869. Text Image

4817.

CUL-DAR79.183-186 Note: 1870.08.00 Mignonette / The crossed seeds were spont crossed by insects The self Text Image

4818.

CUL-DAR193.10 Note: 1870.08.17 Saw a cob almost white but tinged with grey Text Image

4819.

CUL-DAR51.C25 Note: 1870.08.17 Pangenesis / Polymorphism indicates that gemmules of 2 kinds are equally Text Image

4820.

CUL-DAR60.1.134 Note: 1870.08.28 Drosera filiformis sent me by Asa Gray a very young & sickly plant so Text Image

4821.

CUL-DAR60.1.42-48 Note: [ny].09.08--[ny].09.19 Sulphate of ammonia / Citrate of ammonia / Nitrate of Soda / Acetate of ammonia / Oxalate of ammonia / Syrup of sugar / albumen / gum / wine / olive oil / strong tea / nitrate of lime / oxalate of ammonia / milk / gelatine Text Image

4822.

CUL-DAR76.B27,B27v Note: 1870.09.10--1870.10.02 This summer 6 Mignonette Plants were separately planted & separately Text Image

4823.

CUL-DAR189.48 Note: 1870.09.11 When a Boy strikes a donkey withdraws hind-quarter & tucks in tail Text Image

4824.

CUL-DAR60.1.75-76 Note: [ny].09.20--[ny].09.21 Straight wires / Bits of Paper & fir-wood on extreme marginal Hairs Text Image

4825.

CUL-DAR60.1.133 Note: 1870.10.01 Drosera filiformis / Plants very small but yet act well with atoms of dry Text Image

4826.

CUL-DAR60.1.114 Note: [ny].10.25 As t[entacle] remains so much longer over meat than over inorganic Text Image

4827.

CUL-DAR63.8-9 Note: [1870--1871].11.28--29 Rather fresh castings I see they are generally perched on grass & do not Text Image

4828.

CUL-DAR64.2.14 Note: [1870s?] Earth from the Common [measurements] Text Image

4829.

CUL-DAR261.11.30 Note: [1870s?] Der Naturforschung die Dichtkunst (poem) Image

4830.

CUL-DAR64.2.11-12 Note: [1870?].12.09 [annotated diagram of soil layers] Text Image

4831.

CUL-DAR140.4.26 Note: [1871orafter] (poem: 'Burns to Darwin')

4832.

CUL-DAR195.3.49 Note: [Undated] Jukes J.B `Letters' 1871: 248 Text Image

4833.

CUL-DAR195.3.19 Note: [Undated] 'Expression' (many references) Text Image

4834.

CUL-DAR195.4.50-52 Note: [Undated] 'Expression', incomplete pages Text Image

4835.

CUL-DAR209.13 Note: 1871--1873 [All of DAR209.13 in one sequence of 47 images] Image

4836.

CUL-DAR210.11.31 Note: 1872 presentation copies - `Expression' Text

4837.

CUL-DAR251.1850 Note: [1871orafter] [concerning dates in 1871]

4838.

CUL-DAR221.4.79 Note: [1871--1872] Draft of Expression, p. 31, folio 8 Text Image

4839.

CUL-DAR221.4.81 Note: 18771.00.00--1883.06.08 'Expression' p. 31, folio 8, plus M.S written by Charles Darwin GH Darwin June 8. 83 Text Image

4840.

CUL-DAR242[.35] Note: 1871 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1871] Text Image

4841.

CUL-DAR248.1 Note: 1871--1893 Personal record vol 1

4842.

CUL-DAR57.41r Note: [1871--1872] Draft of Expression, Chap. V, folio 31. Text Image

4843.

CUL-DAR69.A34 Note: [Undated] of addendum [to 'Origin' 6th edition?] Note / Dr Smith regards these organs in the majority of cases but not in all as secondary outgrowths Text Image

4844.

CUL-DAR64.2.4 Note: 1871 1842 Sept 14 Come to Down — Parkland laid down 1 year before ie 1841 or Text Image

4845.

CUL-DAR57.86r Note: [1871--1872] Draft of Expression, Chapter 4, folio 47. Text Image

4846.

CUL-DAR79.42-43 Note: 1871 Esch[sch]oltzia (summary) Text Image

4847.

CUL-DAR83.47 Note: [1871] [Comments on proofs of Descent, 2: 310, 313] Text Image

4848.

CUL-DAR79.179-182 Note: 1871 Reseda lutea / Seeds from plants spont self fert under net (see notes Text Image

4849.

CUL-DAR56.65r Note: [1871--1872] Draft of Expression, Chapter 6, folio 6. Text Image

4850.

CUL-DAR57 Note: 1871--1874 [All of DAR57 in one sequence of 220 images] Image

4851.

CUL-DAR59.1.54r Note: [Undated] [of 'Expression'?] [bottom righthand quarter of page only] Text Image

4852.

CUL-DAR64.2.29a Note: [Undated] Sqr Yd on terrace cleared Oct 9th [18]70 Last collected Oct 14th [18]71 Text Image

4853.

CUL-DAR64.2.30a-30c Note: [Undated] Sqr Yd Common Cleared Oct 24 [18]70 Last collected Oct 27 [18]71 [with Text Image

4854.

CUL-DAR55.110r Note: [Undated] [of 'Expression'?] [bottom half of page only] Text Image

4855.

CUL-DAR63.67 Note: [1871--1880] [Calculations by George H. Darwin] Text Image

4856.

CUL-DAR63.68 Note: [1871--1880] Suppose a square acre to be marked out on the sloping field Text Image

4857.

CUL-DAR63.86 Note: [1871--1880] I have made an unfortunate omission in my pages of enquiry Text Image

4858.

CUL-DAR63.88 Note: [1871--1880] I suppose many burial mounds are more than 2000 years old Text Image

4859.

CUL-DAR63.89 Note: [1871--1880] When I refer to Elie de B[eaumont] under tumuli — add / Much information Text Image

4860.

CUL-DAR63.90-91 Note: [1871--1880] But do worms burrow vertically to surface [diagrams] Text Image

4861.

CUL-DAR63.92 Note: [1871--1880] R Wedgwood cd detect or hear of no evidence furrowed land changing - Text Image

4862.

CUL-DAR63.94 Note: [1871--1880] Barlaston — (about 80 years ago when wheat very dear) partly my field Text Image

4863.

CUL-DAR87 Note: 1871--1873 [All of DAR87 in one sequence of 229 images] Image

4864.

CUL-DAR89.8 Note: [1871--1875] Belt on Beautiful Frog — Danger-signal given by Patagonian Toad / Draft of Expression, chapter 9, p. 234. Text Image

4865.

CUL-DAR90 Note: 1871--1874 [All of DAR90 in one sequence of 211 images] Image

4866.

CUL-DAR90.9 Note: [1871--1874] [population figures] error somewhere [Population of the Sandwich Islands] Text Image

4867.

CUL-DAR76.B101 Note: 1871 Abutilon from seed from F Muller St Catharina also f[ound] it Text Image

4868.

CUL-DAR90.139-142 Note: [1871] [List of corrections for Descent, first printing] Text Image

4869.

CUL-DAR90.143 Note: [[1871--1874]] Corrections for Descent Text Image

4870.

CUL-DAR79.170-172 Note: 1871 Vandellia numm / seed sent by J Scott after 2 or 3 generations raised in Text Image

4871.

CUL-DAR87.189 Note: [1871--1874] Note on sympathy for Descent / Draft of Expression, p. 249. Text Image

4872.

CUL-DAR87.93 Note: [1871] Curious cases of Habits in Animals Cat ringing bell at certain hour every Text Image

4873.

CUL-DAR89.163-169 Note: [1871--1874] Sandwich Isld / [and New Zealand] [demographic calculations] Drafts of Expression Text Image

4874.

PC-Virginia-Descent-F937.1.1 Note: 1871--1872 Single leaf of corrections for 2d ed. tipped in to Darwin's copy of 1st ed. of Descent, vol. 1. Text Image PDF

4875.

CUL-DAR63.3 Note: 1871.01.04 Very Heavy Rain & storm last night — some pools of water quite clear on Text Image

4876.

CUL-DAR195.2.10 Note: 1871.01.24 Huxley says iris always acted on by opposed muscles Text Image

4877.

CUL-DAR88.144 Note: 1871.01.30 After N[orth] Am[erican] Grouse [male] of whi[ch] inflates crop — add Text Image

4878.

CUL-DAR63.4 Note: 1871.01.31 Visited pasture field beyond stony field but could not succeed in Text Image

4879.

CUL-DAR262.23.10 Note: 1871.02.00 Religious opinions Text Image

4880.

EH88206422 Note: 1871.02.00 Religious opinions

4881.

CUL-DAR89.139 Note: 1871.02.02 Auditory hairs of Crustaceans / This fact almost proves that the power of Text Image

4882.

CUL-DAR195.4.26 Note: 1871.02.11 A person speaking of horrid sight will almost certainly shut his eyes Text Image

4883.

CUL-DAR195.4.27 Note: 1871.02.11 Amy Ruck saw woman suppress yawn & corners not depressed Text Image

4884.

CUL-DAR249.106 Note: 1871.02.23 receipt

4885.

CUL-DAR249.105 Note: 1871.02.23 receipt

4886.

CUL-DAR195.4.28 Note: 1871.02.25 Made the African elephant trumpet violently Text Image

4887.

CUL-DAR195.4.29 Note: 1871.02.25 Sutton says that the Macacus maurus from Borneo is the same sp[ecies] as Text Image

4888.

CUL-DAR88.3 Note: 1871.02.27 Miss Buckly[?] tells me that Prof Grote has published a good work on Text Image

4889.

CUL-DAR162.138.1-2 Note: 1871.03.00 Pouting. I well remember the orang when sulky disappointed & thinking itself injured, protruded its lips in an extraordinary way Text Image

4890.

CUL-DAR189.49 Note: 1871.03.00 The Formosan deer C[ervus] taiwanus approached me with horns pressed on Text Image

4891.

CUL-DAR247.- Note: 1871.03.00--1871.07.11 Henrietta Darwinjournal Text

4892.

CUL-DAR195.4.30 Note: 1871.03.01 I made a mistake yesterday about the Macacus inornatus Text Image

4893.

CUL-DAR195.4.31 Note: 1871.03.12 Lucy saw 2 semi-suppressed yawns & no depression of angles of mouth Text Image

4894.

CUL-DAR88.4 Note: 1871.03.19 H[ensleigh] says we approve & disapprove of ourselves because we do the Text Image

4895.

CUL-DAR189.50 Note: 1871.03.21 The change from the passionate cry changes very early in life into the Text Image

4896.

CUL-DAR88.5 Note: 1871.03.30 When see another man not saving a drowner we blame him (& this is reverse Text Image

4897.

CUL-DAR195.2.11 Note: 1871.04.04 Effie without opening mouth contracts platisma splendidly Text Image

4898.

CUL-DAR189.52-54 Note: 1871.04.04 Cynopithecus niger / This monkey when surprised at a little doll opened Text Image

4899.

CUL-DAR88.6 Note: 1871.04.07 Emma remarked man who had refused to fight duel if never known (the Text Image

4900.

CUL-DAR88.7 Note: 1871.04.08 Etty says that I had better expand that under present state of knowledge Text Image

4901.

CUL-DAR88.8-10 Note: 1871.04.09 New Paragraph / Remorse / The force which repentance or remorse sometimes Text Image

4902.

CUL-DAR195.4.32 Note: 1871.04.10 Lucy has seen many suppressed yawns & not once corners of mouth turned Text Image

4903.

CUL-DAR195.2.12 Note: 1871.04.12 George tried a few days ago several times to shudder but the platysma did Text Image

4904.

CUL-DAR189.55 Note: 1871.04.21 A lady who is an excellent singer (Effie) Text Image

4905.

CUL-DAR88.145 Note: 1871.04.23 Limited Inheritance after reading Wallace / If any tendency to transmit Text Image

4906.

CUL-DAR195.3.65 Note: 1871.04.24 Bernard `Tissus vivants' Text Image

4907.

CUL-DAR53.2.163 Note: 1871.04.29 Indignation & Shrugging excellent for engraving or photography / Disgust Text Image

4908.

CUL-DAR195.2.37 Note: 1871.05.03 Platysma Text Image

4909.

CUL-DAR54.67-70 Note: 1871.05.13 [Drosera] / Acetate of Strychnine sol[ution] of 1 gr to 1 oz - Text Image

4910.

CUL-DAR90.75a Note: 1871.05.13 I saw a new Forest pony apparently young shedding its hair Text Image

4911.

CUL-DAR87.90-91 Note: 1871.05.24 Beauty / An object is beautiful when it excites pleasure from form colour Text Image

4912.

CUL-DAR88.130 Note: 1871.06.04 Even if it shd be proved that [female] Rein-deer retain Horns for a month Text Image

4913.

CUL-DAR90.75 Note: 1871.06.05 Observation of a young pony Text Image

4914.

CUL-DAR189.51 Note: 1871.06.06 Mr Standing says positively that he has seen Horse suffering from Text Image

4915.

CUL-DAR189.56 Note: 1871.06.28 I saw Cassowary at sight of anteater angry erect feathers Text Image

4916.

CUL-DAR189.57 Note: 1871.06.28 Rhinoceros sweats profusely from extreme terror Text Image

4917.

EH88206191 Note: 1871.07.01 Calculations of Gain & Loss on Railway & Dock Shares

4918.

LINSOC-DWC.1.23 Note: 1871.07.24 [Query on sulky children pouting] Text Image

4919.

CUL-DAR54.71 Note: 1871.08.05 Using common pin I removed from two different minim glasses 5 minims by Text Image

4920.

CUL-DAR54.72-73 Note: 1871.08.07--1871.08.08 Curare or Ourari 4 gr to 1 oz / Drosera [application also of saliva, Text Image

4921.

CUL-DAR64.1.5 Note: 1871.08.07--1871.08.20 Worms / After longish interval when there were no castings in open places Text Image

4922.

CUL-DAR54.76-77 Note: 1871.08.11--1871.08.13 Single glands tried / Nitrate of Ammonia 1 gr to 1 oz water Text Image

4923.

CUL-DAR76.B28 Note: 1871.09.20 I raised 5 plants from one of self-sterile plants (Reseda odorata) on Text Image

4924.

CUL-DAR205.7.273 Note: 1871.10.29 From what I have said in new ed of Origin it wd be well to Text Image

4925.

CUL-DAR195.2.13 Note: 1871.11.04 Jessie says that Dotty & younger child certainly blushed between 2 & 3 Text Image

4926.

CUL-DAR64.1.2 Note: 1871.11.14 The white sand in Gower St thrown up on bare garden ground — in wood of Text Image

4927.

CUL-DAR64.2.5 Note: 1871.11.15 Pokelands harrowed & laid in grass 1 year before our arrival — a layer Text Image

4928.

CUL-DAR64.1.3 Note: 1871.11.21 There were not so much reiterated casting up of the same earth as I Text Image

4929.

CUL-DAR64.2.16 Note: 1871.11.23 Largest casting in field beyond Stony Bank — Chalky & very poor soil Text Image

4930.

CUL-DAR63.5 Note: 1871.11.23 After some frost & dry weather then slight thaw & fog & damp air Text Image

4931.

CUL-DAR64.2.17-18 Note: 1871.12.02--[1872].01.03 I put chalk on field near K[itchen] garden Nov 1842 & today dug a trench Text Image

4932.

CUL-DAR189.58 Note: 1871.12.17 Bartlett has given carrion[?] to Wolves & has never seen them roll on it Text Image

4933.

CUL-DAR189.59 Note: 1871.12.17 Tail / Hyaena as Mr B[artlett] informs me as race is fully & mutually Text Image

4934.

CUL-DAR189.60 Note: 1871.12.17 The Cobra does swell a little when enraged & hisses Text Image

4935.

CUL-DAR189.61 Note: 1871.12.17 Even one of the eared seals Otaria pusilla ratracts ears when savage Text Image

4936.

CUL-DAR194.16 Note: 1871.12.17 Storks clatter the[...] their beaks when excited Text Image

4937.

CUL-DAR63.10 Note: 1871.12.23 There was rather heavy rain 2 or 3 days ago but I cannot see any chalk Text Image

4938.

CUL-DAR63.11 Note: 1871.12.25 On poor grass-field — lately laid down (beyond Stony field) on slope of Text Image

4939.

CUL-DAR64.1.4 Note: 1871.12.26 At Maer cinders very scattered but I had 1 1/2 inch of fine fully sifted Text Image

4940.

CUL-DAR63.28 Note: 1871.12.26--1871.12.29 during last 18h continuous fine rain, so much has fallen but never very Text Image

4941.

CUL-DAR64.2.19 Note: 1871.12.27 Had the chalk trench enlarged & found several pebbles of chalk larger & Text Image

4942.

CUL-DAR63.72 Note: 1871.12.27--1871.12.29 The Holes came up at all [angles] to surface often very obliquely or very Text Image

4943.

CUL-DAR64.2.20 Note: 1871.12.29 Had a Trench dug in field near House in middle wh[ich] has probably been Text Image

4944.

CUL-DAR63.1 Note: 1871.12.31--[1872].01.01 There has been strong wind blowing & the still soft castings seem most of Text Image

4945.

CUL-DAR195.1.54 Note: [1871?] [brief extracts from biblical stories] Text Image

4946.

CUL-DAR195.4.36 Note: [1871.02.?]25 Bartlett showed me some sketches which [he] has made of 2 Chimpanzees Text Image

4947.

CUL-DAR110.B99 Note: [Undated] Hedyotis / pollen as 100 to 93 Text Image

4948.

CUL-DAR195.1.29 Note: [1872] Lyell C `Principles of Geology' 11th edition 1872 p. 295 Text Image

4949.

CUL-DAR210.11.21 Note: [1872] presentation copies - `Origin of species', 6th edition [presentation list] Text

4950.

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

4951.

CUL-DAR69.A31 Note: 1872 "Scraps used in correcting the 6th edition of Origin of Species (1872)" Text Image

4952.

CUL-DAR54.78 Note: 1872 / Down Notes 1872 All used Text Image

4953.

CUL-DAR53.2.51 Note: [1872--1889] 47: Krefft G Text Image

4954.

CUL-DAR53.2.52 Note: [1872--1889] 45: Pupils contracting in terror p. 291 Text Image

4955.

CUL-DAR53.2.53 Note: [1872--1889] 48: Reeks H, letter and notes Text Image

4956.

CUL-DAR53.2.54 Note: [1872--1889] 49: Name torn off / Blushing Text Image

4957.

CUL-DAR53.2.55 Note: [1872--1889] 50: mentions a [illegible] Text Image

4958.

CUL-DAR53.2.58 Note: [1872--1889] 54: Zouteveen H.H van / Abbreviated annotations — transl of his own(?) Text Image

4959.

CUL-DAR53.2.59 Note: [1872--1889] 55: Banwell R [on weeping and tucking in the tail] Text Image

4960.

CUL-DAR53.2.73i Note: [[1872--1889]] 82: Cupples G 11 November 1872 Text Image

4961.

CUL-DAR53.2.73j Note: [1872--1889] 83: Newspaper cutting no date or name made by C.D Text Image

4962.

CUL-DAR53.2.73k Note: [[1872--1889]] 84: Paget J 11 November 1872, letter on axillary & anal odours caused by fright Text Image

4963.

CUL-DAR53.2.73l Note: [1872--1889] 85: Dora Roberts 17 December Text Image

4964.

CUL-DAR53.2.76 Note: [1872--1889] 88: Lady Lubbock: no date / Two Angora cats that liked to be stroked Text Image

4965.

CUL-DAR53.2.77 Note: [1872--1889] 89: Winwood Reade 5/11/72 and 5/9/72 Text Image

4966.

CUL-DAR53.2.79 Note: [1872--1889] 92: Ogle W 9 November / p. 241 note Text Image

4967.

CUL-DAR53.2.20 Note: [1872--1889] 11: Walker W.G / dogs vomiting Text Image

4968.

CUL-DAR53.2.21 Note: [1872--1889] 12: Harrison E / Evidence that elephants weep Text Image

4969.

CUL-DAR53.2.24 Note: [1872--1889] 15: Parker G of St John's / Voluntary rumination Text Image

4970.

CUL-DAR53.2.25 Note: [1872--1889] 16: Face, want of symmetry Text Image

4971.

CUL-DAR53.2.26 Note: [1872--1889] 17: Licking affectionately Text Image

4972.

CUL-DAR53.2.27 Note: [1872--1889] 18: Grinning / Skye terriers Text Image

4973.

CUL-DAR53.2.28 Note: [1872--1889] 19: Notes, various by Dr Keene of Philadelphia Text Image

4974.

CUL-DAR53.2.29 Note: [1872--1889] 20: Blushing / Letter from a young lady Text Image

4975.

CUL-DAR53.2.30 Note: [1872--1889] 21: Salzmann / On expressing pleasure and disgust Text Image

4976.

CUL-DAR53.2.31 Note: [1872--1889] 22: Kingfishers and fish Text Image

4977.

CUL-DAR53.2.32 Note: [1872--1889] 23: Wagging the tail Text Image

4978.

CUL-DAR53.2.35 Note: [1872--1889] 26: Notes, various from G. Oswald Wight Text Image

4979.

CUL-DAR53.2.36 Note: [1872--1889] 27: Dilatation of pupils thro[ugh] fear Text Image

4980.

CUL-DAR53.2.37 Note: [1872--1889] 29: Chance F / On Goose-skin Text Image

4981.

CUL-DAR53.2.38 Note: [1872--1889] 30: J. P. Mansel Weale Answers to the paper of his sent too late Text Image

4982.

CUL-DAR53.2.39 Note: [1872--1889] 31: Ross J / on the firm closure of the lips in determination / letter Text Image

4983.

CUL-DAR53.2.50 Note: [1872--1889] 44: Carus J.V Letter Text Image

4984.

CUL-DAR55.75 Note: 1872 Segregation / Plain water — new cases / not yet worked on [application Text Image

4985.

CUL-DAR56 Note: 1872--1874 [All of DAR56 in one sequence of 227 images] Image

4986.

CUL-DAR56.152-154 Note: [1872.after] [Index to experimental observations, numbered 1872 pp. 65-69; 1873 pp. 3, / Proof sheets of Expression with corrections Text Image

4987.

CUL-DAR53.2.40 Note: [1872--1889] 32: Ogle W on the words for assent and dissent in Homer and later Greek Text Image

4988.

CUL-DAR53.2.41 Note: [1872--1889] 33: Benson / dogs do eat carrion p. 44 Text Image

4989.

CUL-DAR53.2.42 Note: [1872--1889] 34: Clarke J.W / 2 photos Text Image

4990.

CUL-DAR53.2.44 Note: [1872--1889] 36: Action of the depressores Text Image

4991.

CUL-DAR53.2.45 Note: [1872--1889] 37: Lydekker letter to Darwin F / good case of inheritance Text Image

4992.

CUL-DAR53.2.47 Note: [1872--1889] 40: Letter from Prof Plumtree of King's Coll London Text Image

4993.

CUL-DAR53.2.48 Note: [1872--1889] 41: Exposing teeth by horse when pleased / letter from Douglas J.C 14 Text Image

4994.

CUL-DAR53.2.49 Note: [1872--1889] 43: beginning of envelope 2 / Photos from C Browne / Insane Ear &c &c Text Image

4995.

CUL-DAR53.2.80 Note: [1872--1889] 93: Wallace A.R Reviews of[?] letter following Text Image

4996.

CUL-DAR53.2.81 Note: [1872--1889] 94: Higginson (Col) no date / p. 6, 7, p. 155 Text Image

4997.

CUL-DAR53.2.82 Note: [1872--1889] 95: Brace C.L 3 May 1873 / 2nd hand evidence that Sioux Indians curve Text Image

4998.

CUL-DAR53.2.83 Note: [1872--1889] 96: Smith C no date / p. 48 has three tame Herring Gulls Text Image

4999.

CUL-DAR53.2.84 Note: [1872--1889] 97: Instance of voluntary vomiting / very good case / p. 259 / Cf [notes Text Image

5000.

CUL-DAR53.2.86 Note: [[1872--1872]] 100: Henry H 23 December 1872 / Throwing up the hands to recover the Image

5001.

CUL-DAR55.159 Note: [1872--1875] 9 1/2 oz of 10 oz means equal 10 oz as measured by standard / [snuff packaging:] Fribourg & Pontet, Importers of snuffs & cigars. 124 Pall Mall, London Text Image

5002.

CUL-DAR53.2.61 Note: [1872--1889] 57: Weeping for joy Text Image

5003.

CUL-DAR53.2.63 Note: [1872--1889] 59: Case of an idiot who ruminated p. 259 Text Image

5004.

CUL-DAR53.2.64 Note: [1872--1889] 60: Smither A 19 December 1872 suggests that erection of feathers Text Image

5005.

CUL-DAR53.2.65 Note: [1872--1889] 64: Hagues S / a series of observations / not much that is new, good & Text Image

5006.

CUL-DAR53.2.66 Note: [1872--1889] 65: Photos Text Image

5007.

CUL-DAR53.2.67 Note: [1872--1889] 66: Jackson H / Various notes & quotations Text Image

5008.

CUL-DAR53.2.69 Note: [1872--1889] 68: Carus J.V 29 January 1873 / [Darwin F]'s "look-ups" begin here / Text Image

5009.

CUL-DAR53.2.70 Note: [1872--1889] 69: Althaus J / recommending a paper of his own `Transactions Med Chir Society' Text Image

5010.

CUL-DAR53.2.71 Note: [1872--1889] 70: C.D. reference by Dn 29 as "valuable" Text Image

5011.

CUL-DAR53.2.72 Note: [1872--1889] 71: Dixon J for 5 years demonstrator in Anatomy Text Image

5012.

CUL-DAR53.2.73 Note: [[1872--1872]] 72: Rev. R. H. Blair 9/11/1872 Text Image

5013.

CUL-DAR53.2.73b Note: [1872--1889] 74: Juliet's Blushing p. 336 / Correspondent holds that a blush was there Text Image

5014.

CUL-DAR53.2.73c Note: [[1872--1889]] 76: Baudry F 4 December 1872 Text Image

5015.

CUL-DAR53.2.73d Note: [[1872--1889]] 77: Kegan Paul E 15 December 1872 suggests comparison of the praying Text Image

5016.

CUL-DAR53.2.73e Note: [1872--1889] 78: Watteville de on date of Moreau's edition of Lavater / for note on p. 3 Text Image

5017.

CUL-DAR53.2.73f Note: [1872--1889] 79: Norman H.G.H. / suggests that purring is primarily connected with the Text Image

5018.

CUL-DAR53.2.73g Note: [1872--1889] 80: Murray J / Indian dissembling when they bear false witness betrayed Text Image

5019.

CUL-DAR53.2.73h Note: [1872--1889] 81: Moncure Conway / Notes of pp. 74, 269, 271 / 2nd sheet interesting Text Image

5020.

CUL-DAR69.A26 Note: 1872 "Notes about translation of 5th edition of The Origin of Species into French" Image

5021.

CUL-DAR53.2.87 Note: [1872--1889] 103: Jackson H / Various notes Text Image

5022.

CUL-DAR55 Note: 1872--1873 [All of DAR55 in one sequence of 225 images] Image

5023.

CUL-DAR63 Note: 1872--1881 [All of DAR63 in one sequence of 176 images] Image

5024.

Sothebys-L11408 Note: [1872] If Mivart had read my account of the niata Cattle. Text Image

5025.

Aguttes-2019-Lot42 Note: [1872--1875] Notes for or draft of Insectivorous plants / notes on regeneration Image

5026.

CUL-DAR267.53 Note: 1872 bound folder containing fishing hook and fly, 1872

5027.

CUL-DAR63.77-78 Note: 1872.01.00 4 furrows on same slope in field at Beaulieu been grass between 50 & 60 Text Image

5028.

CUL-DAR63.70-71 Note: 1872.01.01 [measurement of sloping ground near Stonehenge; with diagram] Text Image

5029.

CUL-DAR63.73-76 Note: 1872.01.01 In the same field as before we measured the depth by stretching a string Text Image

5030.

CUL-DAR64.2.21-22 Note: 1872.01.05 The whole of the Abbey has disappeared except a portion of the South Text Image

5031.

CUL-DAR64.2.24 Note: 1872.01.07 A large casting on sloping parts of Stony Field in damp state weighed Text Image

5032.

CUL-DAR63.13 Note: 1872.01.07 There has been for some days much heavy rain & in my field & on field to Text Image

5033.

CUL-DAR63.32-33 Note: 1872.01.07 [Worm-castings: calculations of size and weight] Text Image

5034.

CUL-DAR63.15 Note: 1872.01.08 Measured sloping ditch at end of sand-walk & confirmed fact that surface Text Image

5035.

CUL-DAR63.111 Note: 1872.01.14 When I speak of carbonic acid in soil refer to the quasi-pebbles embedded Text Image

5036.

CUL-DAR63.14 Note: [1872].01.15--[ny].01.16 In Mr Smiths Field across lane which is not rolled William observed that Text Image

5037.

CUL-DAR63.16 Note: 1872.01.18 After late storms & much rain examined many scores of castings of field, Text Image

5038.

CUL-DAR63.17 Note: 1872.01.19 I have been observing the old castings marked with pins shortly after Text Image

5039.

CUL-DAR63.18 Note: 1872.01.21 Visited Grass-Field with Game-Keeper's cottage — I cd see no signs on Text Image

5040.

CUL-DAR63.19-19a Note: 1872.01.24--1872.01.28 After last night extraordinary S.W storm & torrents of rain, most of Text Image

5041.

CUL-DAR63.31 Note: 1872.01.24 On Lawn, some of old castings with chalk had whitish patch from washed Text Image

5042.

CUL-DAR63.20 Note: 1872.01.25 Visited steepish slope on Stony Field & Gamekeeper's field after late Text Image

5043.

CUL-DAR64.1.7 Note: 1872.01.29 The great majority of castings on Lawn are dark but occasionally Text Image

5044.

CUL-DAR63.12 Note: 1872.01.29 At bottom of above[?] valley where very slight slope coincides with late Text Image

5045.

CUL-DAR45.178 Note: 1872.01.31 Natural Selection & Variation Text Image

5046.

CUL-DAR88.11 Note: 1872.01.31 Morals / After when I say acts are moral in man because he is Moral Being Text Image

5047.

CUL-DAR88.12 Note: 1872.01.31 when I speak of overwhelming remorse & explain strength of the instinct & Text Image

5048.

CUL-DAR64.1.8 Note: 1872.02.03 What can worms live on as they frequent earth under paving stones or Text Image

5049.

CUL-DAR64.1.9 Note: 1872.02.03 In garden-earth often dug many worms & few castings & now I have Text Image

5050.

CUL-DAR63.116-117 Note: 1872.02.05 [rough annotated diagrams of some fields at Down] Text Image

5051.

CUL-DAR63.99-110 Note: 1872.02.09--1872.02.14 St Catherines Hill Winchester one miles South of Town Text Image

5052.

CUL-DAR189.63 Note: 1872.02.21 The Cercopithecus niger when angry draw flat back ears Text Image

5053.

CUL-DAR189.62 Note: 1872.02.21 Ch 1 p. 20 / Jackals turn round & round before going to sleep Text Image

5054.

CUL-DAR63.34 Note: 1872.02.22 Worms / Dr Forbes says he has good reason for believing that changes of Text Image

5055.

CUL-DAR189.64 Note: 1872.03.02 A snake ranked by Linn[aeus] as Crotalus mutus now made into distinct Text Image

5056.

CUL-DAR88.13 Note: 1872.03.02 Moral Sense / Effects of Habit independently of Happiness / After When I Text Image

5057.

CUL-DAR47.25 Note: 1872.03.07 Neuter Insects / (Natural Selection) / You can select caterpillars & Text Image

5058.

CUL-DAR63.112 Note: 1872.03.07 Worms / After showing that castings washed down — give evidence from Teg Text Image

5059.

CUL-DAR63.115 Note: 1872.03.07 Teg Down near Winchester [transverse section, annotated with explanatory Text Image

5060.

CUL-DAR195.2.14 Note: 1872.03.11 Trembling / Mr J Wood says positively that he has several times observed Text Image

5061.

CUL-DAR195.2.15 Note: 1872.03.12 Fear / Today I vividly thought of a very disagreeable scene Text Image

5062.

CUL-DAR189.65 Note: 1872.03.15 Many snakes hiss but none so loudly as the puff-adder Text Image

5063.

CUL-DAR195.4.33 Note: 1872.03.15 The keeper of wolves has observed now for some months these animals going Text Image

5064.

CUL-DAR89.2 Note: 1872.03.15 Descent / Snakes are more intelligent than might be thought — it is Text Image

5065.

CUL-DAR195.4.34 Note: 1872.03.18 After pressure of internal parts of eye add / It deserves also notice Text Image

5066.

CUL-DAR63.21 Note: 1872.03.29 After & during very heavy rain & storm William saw castings in valley Text Image

5067.

CUL-DAR64.2.26 Note: 1872.03.30 Conclusion / The block of earth which when damp was 211.44 cubic inches & Text Image

5068.

CUL-DAR63.113-114 Note: 1872.03.30 I have been considering again William's section of Teg Down & looking at Text Image

5069.

CUL-DAR193.13 Note: 1872.04.19 Mr Stevens sent me a stalk of a Hyacinth grown near London Text Image

5070.

CUL-DAR77.41-42 Note: 1872.summer Ipomoea / Procured fresh seed from Cattells & raised 2 plants; many Text Image

5071.

CUL-DAR49.125 Note: 1872.06.16 Dichogamy / Looked at [illegible] flowers, one in about middle of each Text Image

5072.

CUL-DAR54.80-99 Note: 1872.08.23--1872.09.10 Drosera / Placed sharp needle under Leaves so as to touch under surface Text Image

5073.

CUL-DAR55.120 Note: [1872].09.07 [Drosera?] [application of phosphate of ammonia] Text Image

5074.

CUL-DAR55.69 Note: 1872.09.10 After rather cold night, plants in greenhouse at 8h 20 I routed several Text Image

5075.

CUL-DAR53.1.B39 Note: 1872.09.11 May not protruding of Head & body to the offender by the enraged be a Text Image

5076.

CUL-DAR54.107-141 Note: 1872.09.11--1872.09.28 [Drosera continued] [application of nitrate of ammonia, water, hot sun, Text Image

5077.

CWRU-StecherAether Note: [1872].09.17 Please send me about 1/2 oz of Sulphuric Æther & about 1/2 oz of Nitric Æther Text Image

5078.

CUL-DAR177.121e Note: 1872.09.25 (memo: abstract of Scott on worms) Text Image

5079.

CUL-DAR54.143-176 Note: 1872.09.25--1872.10.30 [Drosera continued] [application of phosphate of potassium, chloride of Text Image

5080.

CUL-DAR88.15 Note: 1872.10.12 Descent of Man / I consider remorse as only a stronger form of repentance Text Image

5081.

CUL-DAR63.81-82 Note: 1872.10.22--1872.10.24 After several wet days & much rain last night almost all the recent Text Image

5082.

CUL-DAR65.25 Note: 1872.10.22--1872.10.25 Examined another large & bare forest of Beech & not one casting Text Image

5083.

CUL-DAR64.2.33 Note: [1872].10.24 In 1852 (ie 20 years ago) part of great turnpike road was enclosed in Text Image

5084.

CUL-DAR55.1-4 Note: 1872.11.00 Dionaea / The secreting glands consist of circular plates, convex on Text Image

5085.

CUL-DAR53.1.B26 Note: 1872.11.08 George thinks Weeping Ch not so well written as others Text Image

5086.

CUL-DAR258.451 Note: 1872.11.09 fine for overdue books

5087.

CUL-DAR55.72-74 Note: [1872].11.11--[1872].11.12 11th from 12h 50 Turpentine / almost died at 9 pm [experimental Text Image

5088.

CUL-DAR53.2.73a Note: 1872.11.14 73: C.D. 14 November 1872 omitting "hideous" on p. 10 Text Image

5089.

CUL-DAR53.1.B35 Note: 1872.11.14 From remark in Athenaeum about beauty, in "Introduction" when I speak of Text Image

5090.

CUL-DAR53.1.B34 Note: 1872.11.24 Thinking over Spectator's remark, puppy feels no doubt affection before Text Image

5091.

CUL-DAR56.145-146 Note: 1872.12.03 [summary of notes numbered pp. 2, 6-7, 17-18, 32, 34-37] Text Image

5092.

CUL-DAR53.1.B21 Note: 1872.12.14 Hot-House Face / It is scarcely possible that the change from depressed Text Image

5093.

CUL-DAR63.2 Note: [1872?].01.02 After very rainy night not very Heavy — I can now see traces of washing Text Image

5094.

CUL-DAR56.134 Note: [1872?].09.00 Index & Abstract of Pure Water experiments Text Image

5095.

CUL-DAR209.4.156 Note: [Undated] Gossypium herbaceum [with diagram for fig 12] Text Image

5096.

CUL-DAR209.1.31 Note: [Undated] Cassia calantha Text Image

5097.

CUL-DAR209.1.98 Note: [Undated] Medicago marina Text Image

5098.

CUL-DAR209.10.30 Note: [Undated] Hedysarum gyrans [ie Desmodium] Text Image

5099.

CUL-DAR209.10 Note: 1873--1880 [All of DAR209.10 in one sequence of 99 images] Image

5100.

CUL-DAR209.10.15 Note: [Undated] Cassia floribunda Text Image

5101.

CUL-DAR209.10.20 Note: [Undated] Centrosema Text Image

5102.

CUL-DAR209.14.124 Note: [Undated] Sida corylifolia (rhombifolia) Text Image

5103.

CUL-DAR209.14.125 Note: [Undated] Sida corylifolia Text Image

5104.

CUL-DAR209.14.126 Note: [Undated] Sida Text Image

5105.

CUL-DAR209.3.172 Note: [Undated] Dionaea oscillaria Text Image

5106.

CUL-DAR209.3.183 Note: [Undated] Drosera rotundifolia Text Image

5107.

CUL-DAR209.1.24 Note: [Undated] Cassia floribunda / Old Greenhouse var Text Image

5108.

CUL-DAR209.11.209 Note: [Undated] Conclusion Ch Text Image

5109.

CUL-DAR209.11.210 Note: [Undated] Touch may cause exuding of a fluid Text Image

5110.

CUL-DAR209.11.223 Note: [Undated] Cots. of Ipomæa leptophylla Text Image

5111.

CUL-DAR209.12.149-150 Note: [Undated] Eucalyptus Text Image PDF

5112.

CUL-DAR209.12.151-152 Note: [Undated] Eucalyptus [application of water] Text Image

5113.

CUL-DAR209.12.153 Note: [Undated] Eucalyptus [application of water] Text Image

5114.

CUL-DAR209.5.157-158 Note: [Undated] Geotropism / Draft of Forms of flowers Text Image

5115.

CUL-DAR209.5.159 Note: [Undated] Peas / Grand Summary Image

5116.

CUL-DAR209.4.138 Note: [Undated] Corylus avellana Text Image

5117.

CUL-DAR209.4.147 Note: [Undated] Cycas pectinata Text Image

5118.

CUL-DAR209.1.55 Note: [Undated] Lotus creticus Text Image

5119.

CUL-DAR209.1.56 Note: [Undated] Lotus peregrinus / [list of 10 Lotus species on reverse] Text Image

5120.

CUL-DAR209.14.150 Note: [Undated] Trifolium pratense Text Image

5121.

CUL-DAR209.14.165 Note: [Undated] Heliotropism Text Image

5122.

CUL-DAR209.14.166 Note: [Undated] [Lists of plants whose leaves rise or fall] Leaves rise / fall / Proof sheet of Forms of flowers, p. 49, published p. 95. Text Image

5123.

CUL-DAR209.4.333 Note: [Undated] Phaseolus Text Image

5124.

CUL-DAR209.1.32 Note: [Undated] Cassia suffructicosa / tomentosa / usual way / Frank Text Image

5125.

CUL-DAR209.1.33 Note: [Undated] Cassia baccata — sleep like other species / Frank at Wurzburg Text Image

5126.

CUL-DAR209.1.38 Note: [Undated] Coronilla emerus Text Image

5127.

CUL-DAR209.4.149 Note: [Undated] Cyclamen persicum Text Image

5128.

CUL-DAR209.3.26 Note: [Undated] Smithia pfundii Text Image

5129.

CUL-DAR209.3.27 Note: [Undated] Smithia pfundii Text Image

5130.

CUL-DAR209.3.53 Note: [Undated] (Miscellaneous): List of species whose leaves rise in evening Text Image

5131.

CUL-DAR209.3.56 Note: [Undated] (Miscellaneous): Pfeffer Letter Text Image

5132.

CUL-DAR209.4.429 Note: [Undated] Zea Text Image

5133.

CUL-DAR209.2 Note: 1873--1878 [All of DAR209.2 in one sequence of 245 images] Image

5134.

CUL-DAR209.2.112 Note: [Undated] Mimosa albida Text Image

5135.

CUL-DAR209.11.115 Note: [Undated] Vicia faba Text Image

5136.

CUL-DAR209.1.11 Note: [Undated] [Cassia floribunda] [with diagram] Text Image

5137.

CUL-DAR209.10.7 Note: [Undated] Amphicarpaea monoica Text Image

5138.

CUL-DAR209.15.5 Note: [Undated] Radicle of Bean, Track of over smoked glass, inclined 18° below horizon sloping from Bean embedded as described in text (no 10) Text Image

5139.

CUL-DAR209.15.59 Note: [Undated] Quercus [application of formic acid, sulphate of quinine, curare, Text Image

5140.

CUL-DAR209.15.64 Note: [Undated] The irritation probably travels more quickly Text Image

5141.

CUL-DAR209.5.91 Note: [Undated] Beans / [Force of radicles] Text Image

5142.

CUL-DAR209.5.96 Note: [Undated] Beans Text Image

5143.

CUL-DAR209.5.97 Note: [Undated] Beans / p. 10 of M.S Image

5144.

CUL-DAR209.11.83 Note: [Undated] Oxalis carnosa Text Image

5145.

CUL-DAR209.12.188 Note: [Undated] [Clément Timiriazeff] suggests that the bloom may be to keep off too bright light. Text Image

5146.

CUL-DAR209.12.189 Note: [Undated] (Miscellaneous) Rain-repellent or Rain-turning movements If Greek-term to match Heliotropism & Geotropism "Ombro-tropism" Ombrotropic Text Image

5147.

CUL-DAR209.9.61 Note: [Undated] Trifolium strictum Text Image

5148.

CUL-DAR209.4.274 Note: [Undated] Mimosa pudica Text Image

5149.

CUL-DAR209.12.30 Note: [Undated] Ampelopsis tricuspidata [ie] A[mpelopsis] Veitchii Text Image

5150.

CUL-DAR209.12.31 Note: [Undated] Turgescent / [Tur]gescence / Flaccescent / Flaccescence Text Image

5151.

CUL-DAR209.12.4-10 Note: [Undated] Acacia [application of water, ether] Text Image PDF

5152.

CUL-DAR209.12.84 Note: [Undated] Cassia [application of water] Text Image PDF

5153.

CUL-DAR209.12.85 Note: [Undated] Cassia bicapsularis / Cassia schinifolia / Cassia barclayana Text Image

5154.

CUL-DAR209.6.137 Note: [Undated] Oxalis rosea Text Image

5155.

CUL-DAR209.6.147 Note: [Undated] Oxalis sensitiva Text Image

5156.

CUL-DAR209.9.40 Note: [Undated] Lychnis coeli-rosa, the Cotyledons do not alter their position in any plain manner at night. Text Image

5157.

CUL-DAR209.9.48 Note: [Undated] Oxalis (various) Text Image

5158.

CUL-DAR209.9.49 Note: [Undated] Oxalis corniculata Text Image

5159.

CUL-DAR209.12.2 Note: [Undated] Acacia [application of water] Text Image

5160.

CUL-DAR209.12.23 Note: [Undated] Acacia farnesiana Text Image PDF

5161.

CUL-DAR209.4.108 Note: [Undated] Cassia Text Image

5162.

CUL-DAR209.14.47 Note: [Undated] Marsilea. (Cryptogam.) a most distinct pulvinus or joint— formed of smaller cells, differently coloured from lamina & lower part of Petiole.— Text Image

5163.

CUL-DAR209.14.87 Note: [Undated] Oxalis enneaphylla[?] Text Image

5164.

CUL-DAR209.3 Note: 1873--1880 [All of DAR209.3 in one sequence of 493 images] Text Image

5165.

CUL-DAR209.3.119 Note: [Undated] Crambe maritima Text Image

5166.

CUL-DAR209.3.15 Note: [Undated] Epinasty / The tentacles of Drosera in unfolding seem to zig-zag a little indicating circumnutation Image

5167.

CUL-DAR209.3.72 Note: [Undated] Aloysia citriodora (vel Lippia) or sweet-scented Verbena / Certainly true name Text Image

5168.

CUL-DAR209.3.79 Note: [Undated] Red cabbage / Proof sheet of Forms of flowers, published pp. 182-3. Text Image

5169.

CUL-DAR209.3.83 Note: [Undated] Cabbage Text Image

5170.

CUL-DAR209.3.9 Note: [Undated] Ampelopsis tricuspidata Text Image

5171.

CUL-DAR209.8.26-28 Note: [Undated] Avena / Abstract Text Image

5172.

CUL-DAR209.7.64 Note: [Undated] Ipomoea nil Text Image

5173.

CUL-DAR209.7.74 Note: [Undated] Mutisia clematis / Heliotropism Text Image

5174.

CUL-DAR209.8.137 Note: [Undated] Phalaris Text Image

5175.

CUL-DAR209.6.85 Note: [Undated] Hilianthus annus Text Image

5176.

CUL-DAR209.7.113 Note: [Undated] Phalaris Text Image

5177.

CUL-DAR209.7.143 Note: [Undated] Sleep or Heliotropism Text Image

5178.

CUL-DAR209.5.204 Note: [Undated] Zea Text Image

5179.

CUL-DAR209.5.227 Note: [Undated] Bean on which I have experimented Johnson's Wonderful – a large flat one but not so large as the Windsor Bean. Text Image

5180.

CUL-DAR209.5.233 Note: [Undated] After Meehans case - add Dr Stahl informs us that he knows of several analogous cases. Kraus Image

5181.

CUL-DAR209.6.36 Note: [Undated] Beans: "Sachs curvature" in Phaseolus and Vicia Text Image

5182.

CUL-DAR209.6.6 Note: [Undated] Abronia umbellata [with diagram] Text Image

5183.

CUL-DAR209.6.61 Note: [Undated] Citrus aurantium Text Image

5184.

CUL-DAR209.6.7 Note: [Undated] Abronia umbellata Text Image

5185.

CUL-DAR209.6.79 Note: [Undated] Delphinium nudicaule Text Image

5186.

CUL-DAR209.9.104 Note: [Undated] p. 299 My M.S Wilson Swedish turnip Text Image

5187.

CUL-DAR209.9.22 Note: [Undated] Geranium Text Image

5188.

CUL-DAR210.11.1 Note: [1873] memo: Sale of 'Orchids', June 1867-June 1873 Image

5189.

CUL-DAR242[.37] Note: 1873 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1873] Text Image

5190.

CUL-DAR271.10 Note: 1873 listing in unknown hand undated of 12 items: Charles Darwin's letters & ms scraps to Francis Darwin in 1873 Image

5191.

CUL-DAR53.2.56 Note: [1873--1882] 51: Boehm J.E the sculptor 4 July 1873 Text Image

5192.

CUL-DAR53.2.57 Note: [1873--1882] 52: Hinton C San Francisco 15 June 1873 Text Image

5193.

CUL-DAR53.2.60 Note: [1873--1882] 56: Reeks H 8 March 1873 Text Image

5194.

CUL-DAR53.2.74 Note: [1873--1882] 86: Gompertz T Vienna 25 August 1873 p. 230, 288-9, p. 336 Text Image

5195.

CUL-DAR53.2.75 Note: [1873--1882] 87: Newspaper cutting `Nature' 13/3/73 / A Kingfisher Text Image

5196.

CUL-DAR53.2.78 Note: [1873--1882] 91: Walker W.G 21 August 1873 / quotes passage from Gordon Cumming's Lion Hunting Text Image

5197.

CUL-DAR53.2.22 Note: [1873--1882] 13: Paget J, letter 28 November 1873 Text Image

5198.

CUL-DAR53.2.33 Note: [1873--1882] 24: `Nature' on Bain's Postscript, 6 November 1873 Text Image

5199.

CUL-DAR56.119 Note: [1873] [Drosera rotundifolia] [application of water, carbonate of ammonia] Text Image

5200.

CUL-DAR56.150 Note: [1872.after] Index of remaining references [numbered 2, 5, 18, 20, 22, 45, 52, 58, 62, Text Image

5201.

CUL-DAR52 Note: 1873--1882 [All of DAR52 in one sequence of 213 images] Image

5202.

CUL-DAR53.2.85 Note: [[1873--1872]] 98: Swinhoe [-] Shanghai 26 March 1873 / p. 259 Chinamen don't shrug: Text Image

5203.

CUL-DAR55.116-117 Note: [Undated] Index of observations on Drosera 1873 Text Image

5204.

CUL-DAR53.2.62 Note: [1873--1882] 58: Lushington V writes to say that in his edition of Bacon's Text Image

5205.

CUL-DAR53.2.68 Note: [1873--1882] 67: Wade 23 October 1873 / Incomplete / Case of inheritance: drooping eyelids Text Image

5206.

CUL-DAR77.74r Note: [1873--1874] Draft of Descent 2d ed., folio 188 Text Image

5207.

CUL-DAR59.1 Note: 1873--1874 [All of DAR59.1 in one sequence of 244 images] Image

5208.

CUL-DAR59.1.30-32 Note: [Undated] Dionaea / A, B & C are sections transversely across the midrib [with Text Image

5209.

CUL-DAR68 Note: 1873--1882 [All of DAR68 in one sequence of 182 images] Image

5210.

CUL-DAR66 Note: 1873--1877 [All of DAR66 in one sequence of 232 images] Image

5211.

CUL-DAR68.12 Note: 1873 Onion leaves / Sea-kale [waved in warm water] Text Image

5212.

CUL-DAR77.85 Note: 1873 I gathered 6 cleistogene pods & these contained 72 41 79 59 81 & 64 Text Image

5213.

CUL-DAR77.43 Note: 1873 Ipomoea — crossed means by pollen of distinct flower on same plant & means pollen of same flower. Image

5214.

CUL-DAR87.59 Note: [1873--1874] Swinhoe in letter dated Shanghai March 26 1873 says it is uncommonly rare Text Image

5215.

KEW-Inwards-Books-3 Note: 1873--1877 Inwards Books (plants coming into Kew):- 3/ 1873-1877

5216.

CUL-DAR99.66 Note: [1873] [list of names and amounts of sponsorship offered (for Huxley?)] Text Image

5217.

CUL-DAR59.1.9 Note: 1873 Dionaea Text Image

5218.

CUL-DAR59.1.10 Note: 1873 Dionaea Text Image

5219.

CUL-DAR209.4.139 Note: [ny][.00]18--[ny][.00]19 Cucumis Dudaim no sign of sleep Text Image

5220.

CUL-DAR209.14.15-16 Note: [ny][.00]22--[ny][.00]24 Caladium esculentum Text Image

5221.

CUL-DAR209.3.244 Note: [ny][.00]28 Nephrodium molle Image

5222.

CUL-DAR59.1.8-19 Note: 1873.01.00--1873.06.00 Dionaea / [digestion: application of gelatine, carbonate of ammonia, Text Image

5223.

CUL-DAR63.23 Note: 1873.01.02 After very heavy late rains & strong wind innumerable cases in my Field Text Image

5224.

CUL-DAR69.B4 Note: 1873.01.05 Lenny has examined Tendrils clasped to same side is concave from end to Text Image

5225.

CUL-DAR209.7.2 Note: [ny].01.11 Avena sativa Text Image

5226.

CUL-DAR55.76 Note: 1873.01.14 Say, in early part that I endeavoured for care to avoid the word Text Image

5227.

CUL-DAR53.1.B12 Note: 1873.01.17 I see A De Candolle seems to think that each shy & blushing man regards Text Image

5228.

CUL-DAR60.1.155-156 Note: 1873.01.23 Drosophyllum / The leaves are much attenuated — in section on upper side Text Image

5229.

CUL-DAR60.1.157-163 Note: 1873.01.23--1873.05.25 [Drosophyllum continued] / & think mass of very delicate cells Text Image

5230.

CUL-DAR55.78 Note: 1873.01.28--1873.10.12 Pelargonium / I placed leaf of white zoned Geranium for 2 hours in sol of Text Image

5231.

CUL-DAR209.9.69 Note: [ny].02.06--[ny].02.12 [Radiation] Vegetable Marrow / Frost — clear sky Text Image

5232.

CUL-DAR209.9.70 Note: [ny].02.07--[ny].02.08 Radiation temperature readings "sky clear" Text Image

5233.

CUL-DAR209.9.71 Note: [ny].02.07--[ny].02.08 Radiation Mimosa pudica / Oxalis corniculata / Nicotiana glauca Text Image

5234.

CUL-DAR59.1.7 Note: [Undated] Times of opening [summary of notes on pp. A-B, CC, CCC, F, 1-2, 6, H] Text Image

5235.

CUL-DAR68.40 Note: [Undated] All the few plants which move as protection against rain — go to sleep Text Image

5236.

CUL-DAR209.7.42 Note: [ny].02.18--[ny].02.21 Cyclamen Persica Text Image

5237.

CUL-DAR209.4.157-159 Note: [ny].02.25 Hedera helix / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation. Text Image

5238.

CUL-DAR261.11.31a Note: 1873.03.10 Huxley tells me that now known that nerves influence secretion of saliva Text Image

5239.

EH88206082 Note: 1873.03.10 Huxley tells me that now known that nerves influence sensation of saliva

5240.

CUL-DAR209.1.39-40 Note: [1873].03.11--[1882].03.11 Cytisus fragrans Text Image

5241.

CUL-DAR209.11.57 Note: [ny].03.16 Orange Text Image

5242.

CUL-DAR209.9.6 Note: [ny].03.16 Arachis Text Image

5243.

CUL-DAR209.11.104 Note: [ny].03.18--[ny].03.20 Rubus idaeus hybrid Text Image

5244.

CUL-DAR209.3.210 Note: [ny].03.21--[ny].03.22 Gazania migrans Text Image

5245.

CUL-DAR89.57 Note: 1873.03.21 Sexual Selection / Neither Bates nor Butler know after considering any Text Image

5246.

CUL-DAR209.3.209 Note: [ny].03.22 Fuchsia / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation, p. 50, published p. 100. Text Image

5247.

CUL-DAR209.6.96 Note: [ny].03.23 Lathraea squamaria Text Image

5248.

CUL-DAR53.1.B10 Note: 1873.04.00 Expression / Dr Klein states that he has seen Pflügers experiments on Text Image

5249.

CUL-DAR53.1.B19 Note: 1873.04.01 Expression / Monkeys when cold huddle together, contract their necks & Text Image

5250.

CUL-DAR88.146 Note: 1873.04.01 Descent / Bartlett says the males of all species of Bustards display in Text Image

5251.

CUL-DAR87.92 Note: 1873.04.01 Descent — Intelligence / The keepers have noticed that the Chimpanzee Text Image

5252.

CUL-DAR209.8.1 Note: [ny].04.05 Amaranthus caudatus Text Image

5253.

CUL-DAR209.1.134 Note: [ny].04.07--[ny].04.16 Smithia pfundii Text Image

5254.

CUL-DAR209.6.84 Note: [ny].04.07 Helianthus annuus Ap. 7 no signs of falling over of Cots from weight.— The side of arch bearing the Cotyledons very short. Text Image

5255.

CUL-DAR209.9.57 Note: [ny].04.08--[ny].04.15 Trifolium (various) Text Image

5256.

CUL-DAR209.14.19 Note: [ny].04.09--[ny].04.26 Cassia mimosoides Text Image

5257.

CUL-DAR209.9.54 Note: [ny].04.09--[ny].04.13 Smithia sensitiva Text Image

5258.

CUL-DAR209.11.63-67 Note: [ny].04.13--[ny].04.24 Oxalis carnosa Text Image

5259.

CUL-DAR209.11.74-78 Note: [ny].04.13--[ny].04.24 Oxalis carnosa / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation, p. 107, published p. 211. Text Image

5260.

CUL-DAR55.79 Note: 1873.04.14--1873.04.24 Drosera / 9 am cut off 4 glands on near side of leaf & 1 on opposite side Text Image

5261.

CUL-DAR63.24 Note: 1873.04.15 I see castings on gr[eat] sand Heap Sand-walk pure reddish sand firmly Text Image

5262.

CUL-DAR209.3.303-304 Note: [ny].04.17--[ny].04.19 Saxifraga sarmentosa Text Image

5263.

CUL-DAR209.3.302 Note: [ny].04.17--[ny].04.19 Saxifraga sarmentosa Text Image

5264.

CUL-DAR55.81 Note: 1873.04.24 Tobacco covered with innumerable Hairs, longer & shorter, divided by Text Image

5265.

CUL-DAR53.2.106 Note: 1873.04.27 From Rev in Edinburgh [Review], perhaps I ought to add after when I [Notes on Edinburgh Review on Expression.] Text Image

5266.

CUL-DAR76.B106 Note: 1873.04.29 The sensitiveness of the reproductive systems to slight mutual difference Text Image

5267.

CUL-DAR193.23 Note: 1873.05.00 Ranunculus ficaria Image

5268.

CUL-DAR209.11.207 Note: [ny].05.05 Mahonia Text Image

5269.

CUL-DAR59.1.4 Note: 1873.05.07 Dionaea / Leaves sent by Mr Canby — letter very early in year hopes the Text Image

5270.

CUL-DAR87.80 Note: 1873.05.09 When a dog at home sees another dog at some hundred yards distance he Text Image

5271.

CUL-DAR209.9.38 Note: [ny].05.18--[ny].05.28 Lotus Jacobaeus Text Image

5272.

CUL-DAR209.3.121-122 Note: [ny].05.22--[ny].05.23 Crinum capense Text Image

5273.

CUL-DAR209.3.101 Note: [ny].05.28--[ny].05.29 Cissus discolor Text Image

5274.

CUL-DAR55.83 Note: 1873.05.29 I do not think movements can be accounted for by mere absorption of water Text Image

5275.

CUL-DAR55.84 Note: 1873.05.29 Saxifraga umbrosa / Heads of glands of flower-stalks near flowers, after Text Image

5276.

CUL-DAR55.88-100 Note: [1873].06.00--[1873].07.00 [Drosera, experiments with meat continued; some specimens thrown away Text Image

5277.

CUL-DAR55.33-68 Note: 1873.06.00--1873.07.00 [Drosera continued] [application of olive oil, atropine, valerianate of Text Image

5278.

CUL-DAR55.5-32 Note: 1873.06.00--1873.07.00 Drosera / 3 nearly upright leaves (Red sticks) with tentacles reflexed Text Image

5279.

CUL-DAR209.11.54 Note: [ny].05.31--[ny].06.03 Nephrodium molle Text Image

5280.

CUL-DAR209.3.127 Note: [ny].05.31--[ny].06.02 Crinum capense Text Image

5281.

CUL-DAR55.86 Note: [1873].06.01 Saxifraga umbrosa / Frank has seen the slow movements in the purple Text Image

5282.

CUL-DAR209.11.43 Note: [ny].06.03--[ny].06.07 Cyperus alternifolius Text Image

5283.

CUL-DAR77.62a Note: 1873.06.05 After very cold spring Saw large B[ombus] muscorum sucking many flowers Text Image

5284.

CUL-DAR76.B107-B108 Note: 1873.06.05 Saaft-maal (what is maal?) Nectar-guide or nectar spots nectar-marks Text Image

5285.

CUL-DAR209.14.25 Note: [ny].06.07--[ny].06.09 Euphorbia jacquiniflora Text Image

5286.

CUL-DAR209.14.29 Note: [ny].06.07--[ny].06.09 Euphorbia Image

5287.

CUL-DAR88.18 Note: 1873.06.09 Descent of Man / After about Q[ueen bee] not killing other Qs — add Text Image

5288.

CUL-DAR209.1.27 Note: [ny].06.10--[ny].06.12 Cassia pubescens Text Image

5289.

CUL-DAR55.118-119 Note: [1873].06.10--[1873].06.14 [Drosera?] [application of water, camphor] Text Image

5290.

CUL-DAR209.3.87 Note: [ny].06.13 Camellia japonica [with diagrams] Text Image

5291.

CUL-DAR55.87 Note: 1873.06.14 Frank has looked at Saxifraga & saw changes in shape in purple matter in cells, when specimen dry — one observation Text Image

5292.

CUL-DAR55.145-146 Note: 1873.06.16 Marvel of Peru sweet-smelling from Mrs Hooker — seedlings raised in Text Image

5293.

CUL-DAR55.80 Note: 1873.06.17 Sticks with pins / I caused by bit of meat on each leaf tentacles to bend Text Image

5294.

CUL-DAR111.A43 Note: 1873.06.20 Cleistogene Flowers / Drosera rotundifolia kept in cool — Hot-House - Text Image

5295.

CUL-DAR56.151 Note: [1873].06.20--[1873].07.04 Drosera / Proof sheet of Expression, p. 161. Text Image

5296.

CUL-DAR59.1.2 Note: 1873.06.20 Dionaea / I touched hard one of filaments (keeping leaf open with Text Image

5297.

CUL-DAR76.B110 Note: 1873.06.20 White vars of common Snap-Dragon have narrow yellow tip to entrance Text Image

5298.

CUL-DAR77.63 Note: 1873.06.22 Frank has examined 3 common pea-flowers which I gathered early in morning Text Image

5299.

CUL-DAR209.3.116 Note: [ny].06.23--[ny].06.25 Crambe maritima (sea kale) Text Image

5300.

CUL-DAR209.14.138 Note: [ny].06.26--[ny].06.27 Strephium floribundum Text Image

5301.

CUL-DAR55.155 Note: [1873].06.27--[1873].06.28 Boiled white of egg on 3 leaves splendid[?] inflection Text Image

5302.

CUL-DAR55.149-150 Note: 1873.06.28 Huxley states that there is always a proto[illegible] layer (as I thought Text Image

5303.

CUL-DAR55.154 Note: 1873.06.29 Extract of Hyosciamus 3 gr to 1 oz 9h 15 [application also of carbonate Text Image

5304.

CUL-DAR55.151-153 Note: 1873.06.30--1873.07.01 Drosera / cut off bit of leaf which had been in infusion of raw meat for Text Image

5305.

CUL-DAR55.134-135 Note: [1873.07.00] Abstract / Nitrate of Ammonia July 1873 Text Image

5306.

CUL-DAR55.136-137 Note: [1873.07.00] Abstract / Carb[onate] of Ammonia July 1873 Text Image

5307.

CUL-DAR55.138-142 Note: [1873.07.00] Abstract of old & new observations / Phosphate of Ammonia July 1873 Text Image

5308.

CUL-DAR60.2.37 Note: 1873.07.00 The presence of long-headed glands is variable July — 1873 — Drosera The presence of long-headed glands is variable July — 1873 — Drosera (At Commencement add sometimes absent) Text Image

5309.

CUL-DAR77.111 Note: 1873.07.01 Mimulus luteus / Crossed means between 2 flowers on same plant & self Text Image

5310.

CUL-DAR77.45 Note: 1873.07.01 Ipomoea / Plants just in flower / The crossed plants (excluding the Text Image

5311.

CUL-DAR56.1-8 Note: 1873.07.04--1873.07.07 Watch-glasses each with 1/2 dr of water & 1/2 dr of Ph[osphate] of Text Image

5312.

CUL-DAR57.103-104 Note: 1873.07.04--1873.07.05 The hairs on pedicel consist of 2 or 3 rows of longitudinal cells applied Text Image

5313.

CUL-DAR54.142 Note: 1873.07.05 2 leaves with Phosphate of Ammonia 1 gr to 1 oz, well inflected after 15h Text Image

5314.

CUL-DAR55.158 Note: 1873.07.07 N.B A leaf well segregated from Phosphate of Ammonia put for 3 or 4 days Text Image

5315.

CUL-DAR53.1.B22 Note: 1873.07.07 Polly extra savage, & Hair certainly became erect as far as base of tail, Text Image

5316.

CUL-DAR56.10-11 Note: [1873].07.08--[1873].07.09 Phosphate of Ammonia 1 gr to 300 oz (very grey leaves) / water Text Image

5317.

CUL-DAR56.15-19 Note: [1873].07.08--[1873].07.25 Phosphate of Ammonia 1 gr to 500 oz / water Text Image

5318.

CUL-DAR55.101-112 Note: 1873.07.09--1873.07.25 Dionaea / Leaf with white thread [application of albumen, gelatine, Text Image

5319.

CUL-DAR209.3.5-6 Note: [ny].07.10--[ny].07.13 Ampelopsis veitchii Text Image

5320.

CUL-DAR56.12-14 Note: 1873.07.12--1873.07.25 Phosp[hate] of Ammonia 1 gr to 400 oz / water Text Image

5321.

CUL-DAR209.12.40-42 Note: [1873.07.18.ca] Cassia mimosoides / Cassia pubescens / Cassia calliantha [application of Text Image PDF

5322.

CUL-DAR56.20-24 Note: 1873.07.14--1873.07.16 Nitrate of Ammonia / weighed by Borders[?] Double Method 1 gr to 20 oz Text Image

5323.

CUL-DAR76.B48 Note: 1873.07.14 Most plants produce far more flower than fruit — look at orchards in Text Image

5324.

CUL-DAR56.28 Note: [1873].07.16 Nitrate of Ammonia 1 gr to 300 oz / water Text Image

5325.

CUL-DAR56.29-33 Note: 1873.07.19--1873.07.23 Carbonate of Ammonia 1 gr to 20 oz [and other strengths] / water Text Image

5326.

CUL-DAR209.12.135 Note: 1873.07.22--1873.07.30 Drosera [application of water] Text Image PDF

5327.

CUL-DAR76.B47 Note: 1873.07.22 Bees seem to pass promiscuously from adjoining tree to tree Text Image

5328.

CUL-DAR56.35-36 Note: [1873].07.27--[1873].07.29 Secretion / tested 2 nice young leaves & only just perceptibly & Text Image

5329.

CUL-DAR55.115 Note: [1873].07.28 Iodide of Potash 1 gr to 2 oz (1/2 dr in watch glasses [experimental Text Image

5330.

CUL-DAR55.147-148 Note: 1873.07.29--1873.07.30 (1) / 2 leaves / Acetate of Morphia 2 gr to 1 oz 9h 10 [application also Text Image

5331.

CUL-DAR56.34 Note: 1873.07.29--1873.07.30 Prussic Acid — 2 part of water to 1 Scheels method[?] Text Image

5332.

CUL-DAR56.37 Note: [1873].07.30 4 leaves in 2 dr of 3 gr of extract of Hyosciamus to 1 oz of water Text Image

5333.

CUL-DAR77.31 Note: 1873.07.30 I have just looked at Lathyrus macrorhizus — has 2 holes at extreme base Text Image

5334.

CUL-DAR56.38-39 Note: 1873.07.31--1873.08.04 Cubes of albumen 1/20 of an inch — sheet of pure gelatine 1/20 broad & Text Image

5335.

CUL-DAR157.1.36 Note: [ny].05.16--[ny].08.15 Dipladenia cressinuada[?] / Plumbago rosea Text Image

5336.

CUL-DAR56.40-42 Note: [1873].08.01 Plate 1 / white stick with red Head / 2 test — minute drop of Acetate of Text Image

5337.

CUL-DAR55.121-122 Note: 1873.08.02 Facts bearing on the Morphia experiments [application also of citrate of Text Image

5338.

CUL-DAR56.43-47 Note: [1873].08.02--[1873].08.03 Stick with linen 4 glands with minute drop of Acetate of Morphia (2 gr to Text Image

5339.

CUL-DAR59.1.3 Note: 1873.08.02--1873.08.03 Dionaea / Several days ago Horace burnt filaments, so that several holes Text Image

5340.

CUL-DAR56.48-50 Note: [1873].08.04 [Drosera?] [application of acetate of morphia, phosphate of ammonia, Text Image

5341.

CUL-DAR77.32 Note: 1873.08.06 Saw large Bombus lapidarius sucking Sweet peas He went to one side of the Text Image

5342.

CUL-DAR66.4a-4b Note: 1873.08.11 Wetting of fruit & leaves / Raspberry Plums Mahonia Pea-pods (very Text Image

5343.

CUL-DAR66.5-6 Note: 1873.08.13 tried with Sulphuric Ether & Alcohol cabbage sea-kale — Tropaeolum Text Image

5344.

CUL-DAR209.2.43 Note: 1873.08.15 Mimosa Text Image

5345.

CUL-DAR77.33 Note: 1873.08.17 I now know that there are nectar-holes in the staminal tube of Lathyrus Text Image

5346.

CUL-DAR209.2.44 Note: 1873.08.19 Mimosa Text Image

5347.

CUL-DAR66.8 Note: 1873.08.19 Put in water 8 berries of the Mahonia with bloom unrubbed left in for 21 Text Image

5348.

CUL-DAR68.44-45 Note: 1873.08.20 Sleep / Common Red clover at night elevates the distal leaflet & brings Text Image

5349.

CUL-DAR66.9-14 Note: 1873.08.21--1873.08.27 Large Purple Plums — Green & Hard / Strawberries / Yew berries / Cabbage Text Image

5350.

CUL-DAR209.2.45-47 Note: 1873.08.22--1873.08.28 Mimosa [application of water] Text Image

5351.

CUL-DAR56.51-52 Note: 1873.08.22--1873.08.24 Drosera / 2 red sticks cube of albumen about the 1/20 inch of inch square Text Image

5352.

CUL-DAR66.17 Note: 1873.08.26--1873.08.27 Vine leaves / 3 vine leaves off the house placed under the bell glass at Text Image

5353.

CUL-DAR56.135-144 Note: [1873].09.00--[1873].10.00 [Drosera?] 8h 40' 1. 2. small balls of caseine & 3 cubes of cheese 1/20 Text Image

5354.

CUL-DAR56.54-58 Note: [1873].09.02--[1873].09.05 Hydrocyanic / hydrochloric / nitric / sulphuric / muriatic / acetic / Text Image

5355.

CUL-DAR67.2 Note: 1873.09.02 Put 2 grand ripe purple plums in 4 oz of water each in separate glasses I Text Image

5356.

CUL-DAR56.61-64 Note: [1873].09.03--[1873].09.17 Citric / oxalic / tartaric / chromic / arsenious / formic / gallic[?] / Text Image

5357.

CUL-DAR56.69-78 Note: [1873].09.03--[1873].09.15 Chloride of caesium / Magnesium nitrate, acetate, chloride / Lithium Text Image

5358.

CUL-DAR77.83 Note: 1873.09.03 Vandellia I crossed 3 flowers with pollen from other fl[owers] & got 3 Text Image

5359.

CUL-DAR209.2.78-90 Note: 1873.09.04--1873.10.29 Mimosa pudica [application of water, sulphuric ether, wax, nitric ether] Text Image

5360.

CUL-DAR56.9 Note: [1873].09.04--[1873].09.06 Acetate of Calcium / Nitrate of Calcium [application also of phosphate of Text Image

5361.

CUL-DAR77.65 Note: 1873.09.05--1873.09.15 Foxglove / 6 flowers were fert[ilised] with pollen from other fl[owers] Text Image

5362.

CUL-DAR56.53 Note: [1873].09.06 Digestion of albumen [application also of water, hydrochloric acid, Text Image

5363.

CUL-DAR77.33v Note: 1873.09.07 2 nectar holes in all [listed varieties of Lathyrus] Text Image

5364.

CUL-DAR209.6.164 Note: [ny].09.08 Tomato Text Image

5365.

CUL-DAR56.81-84 Note: [1873].09.10--[1873].09.21 chlorides of mercury / zinc / iron / cadmium / cobalt / lead / manganese Text Image

5366.

CUL-DAR209.3.7 Note: [ny].09.12 Ampelopsis hed[?] Text Image

5367.

CUL-DAR209.15.66 Note: [ny].09.13--[ny].09.21 Chloroform Text Image

5368.

CUL-DAR56.25 Note: [1873].09.14 30 m of n Ammonia 1 gr to 30 oz added to 4 drachms 240 minims of water of Text Image

5369.

CUL-DAR209.3.8 Note: [ny].09.16--[ny].09.18 Ampelopsis [with diagrams] Text Image

5370.

CUL-DAR56.79-80 Note: [1873].09.18--[1873].09.23 at 9h 5 put 4 fine red leaves into 2 dr of Chloride of Gold (1 gr to 1 oz Text Image

5371.

CUL-DAR56.66-68 Note: [1873].09.21--[1873].09.25 Lactic / malic / iodic / phosphoric / uric / hipparic / hydriolic acids Text Image

5372.

CUL-DAR66.21 Note: 1873.09.25 Raspberry / Protected under side of leaves by fine wool Put in at 85° Text Image

5373.

CUL-DAR66.22 Note: 1873.09.25 Coe's golden drop / Put into water at 75° waved about for 1 m[inute] and Text Image

5374.

CUL-DAR66.23 Note: 1873.09.25 Cabbage / Small piece of cabbage leaf dipped into water at 100° [and at Text Image

5375.

CUL-DAR209.12.43 Note: 1873.09.26 Cassia [application of water] Text Image

5376.

CUL-DAR56.86 Note: 1873.09.28 the juice of leaf of footstalk extremely acid nearly as acid as when I Text Image

5377.

CUL-DAR52.B1-B2 Note: 1873.09.29 Experiments / Sow in good soil over & over more germinating seeds of some Text Image

5378.

CUL-DAR205.1.73 Note: 1873.09.30 The hypothetical tendency to greater numbers beneath the mean than above Text Image

5379.

CUL-DAR56.85 Note: 1873.09.30--1873.10.09 4 sticks with red paper Heads with cube of meat on one side / Text Image

5380.

CUL-DAR210.4.3 Note: 1873.10.00--1873.12.00 [notebook concerning Maxwell's lectures] Image

5381.

CUL-DAR262.23.4 Note: 1873.10.00 The way in which my Father got to go with the Beagle Text Image

5382.

CUL-DAR262.23.11 Note: 1873.10.00 My Father's studying to be a parson Text Image

5383.

EH88206416 Note: 1873.10.00 The way in which my Father got to go with the Beagle

5384.

EH88206423 Note: 1873.10.00 My Father's studying to be a parson

5385.

CUL-DAR66.24 Note: 1873.10.02--1873.10.04 Cabbage & Sea-Kale / I removed bloom with ether from small portion of Text Image

5386.

CUL-DAR56.87 Note: 1873.10.02 Digestion (Roast Beef) / Put cube of not much done roast beef Text Image

5387.

CUL-DAR56.89 Note: 1873.10.03 I have just squashed some fresh red tentacles on paper & added Text Image

5388.

CUL-DAR56.91-106 Note: [1873].10.03--[1873].10.12 Drosera rotundifolia [application of urine, water, nitric acid, carbonate Text Image

5389.

CUL-DAR56.90 Note: 1873.10.04 I have been trying for change of colour leaves in C[arbonate] of Ammonia Text Image

5390.

CUL-DAR66.25 Note: 1873.10.05 Dr Hooker informs me that he has often taken temp of rain in Bengal & Text Image

5391.

CUL-DAR209.12.87 Note: 1873.10.06 Catasetum [application of water] Text Image

5392.

CUL-DAR209.2.70-73 Note: [1873].10.06--[1873].11.26 Mimosa marginata [with diagram] [application of water] Text Image

5393.

CUL-DAR209.12.33 Note: 1873.10.11--1873.10.12 Berberis Darwinii [application of water] Text Image

5394.

CUL-DAR56.108-118 Note: [1873].10.11--[1873].10.18 [Drosera rotundifolia, continued] [application of water / carbonate, Text Image

5395.

CUL-DAR56.88 Note: 1873.10.12--1873.10.13 Pelargonium & Primula sinensis leaves not acid by my Litmus paper Fibrin Text Image

5396.

CUL-DAR56.121-128 Note: [1873].10.19--[1873].11.03 [Drosera rotundifolia, continued] [application of carbonate of ammonia, Text Image

5397.

CUL-DAR209.4.162-163 Note: [ny].10.21--[ny].10.23 Helianthus Text Image

5398.

CUL-DAR68.46 Note: 1873.10.21--1873.10.24 White Clover / terminal L[eaflet] turn upwards at [right-angle] to Text Image

5399.

CUL-DAR209.3.325 Note: 1873.10.22 Vines Text Image

5400.

CUL-DAR66.26-27 Note: 1873.10.24--1873.10.26 Oxalis acetosella & sensitiva / Potted kept in cool Greenhouse I observed Text Image

5401.

CUL-DAR77.44 Note: 1873.10.25 Amongst the Convolvulus plants experimented on in last year (72) there Text Image

5402.

CUL-DAR209.3.232 Note: [ny].10.27 Marchantia Image

5403.

CUL-DAR56.129 Note: 1873.10.31--1873.11.03 Milk / Leaves pale & small in hot house Text Image

5404.

CUL-DAR209.12.45-49 Note: 1873.11.00--1873.12.00 Cassia [application of water, sulphuric ether] Text Image PDF

5405.

CUL-DAR57.145 Note: 1873.11.02--1873.11.07 Bone / 1st Experiment (imperfect)[?] Text Image

5406.

CUL-DAR56.130 Note: [1873].11.04 Put Duck-weed in C[arbonate] of Potash 2 gr to 1 oz for 1 1/2 hours Text Image

5407.

CUL-DAR105.A77 Note: 1873.11.07 In the Galton-Butler case of Inheritance [correction of misprint] Text Image

5408.

CUL-DAR209.12.141-147 Note: 1873.11.07--1873.12.05 Eucalyptus globulus / Eucalyptus amygdalina [application of water, ether] Text Image PDF

5409.

CUL-DAR66.28 Note: 1873.11.07 Columbine Leaves beautifully silvery 74° for 1 m[inute] a few spots on Text Image

5410.

CUL-DAR209.12.1 Note: 1873.11.09 Australian Acacia Text Image

5411.

CUL-DAR209.3.80 Note: [ny].11.10 Cabbage (common) Text Image

5412.

CUL-DAR56.131 Note: 1873.11.10 Digestion of Drosera / B Sanderson says there are fibro-elastic tissue in Text Image

5413.

CUL-DAR193.14 Note: 1873.11.14 Var[iation] under Domestication / on hybrid ducks Text Image

5414.

CUL-DAR205.7.274 Note: 1873.11.14 Dom[estic] Animals / I have seen the supposed hybrid goats & sheep from Text Image

5415.

CUL-DAR209.7.72 Note: [ny].11.14--[ny].11.25 Mustard Text Image

5416.

CUL-DAR53.1.B8 Note: 1873.11.14 Expression / Baboons seem to act consciously when they threaten by Text Image

5417.

CUL-DAR88.147-148 Note: 1873.11.14 Sex[ual] Select[ion] / The golden Amherst pheasants during display twist Text Image

5418.

CUL-DAR56.132 Note: 1873.11.15 Drosera / Frankland says boiling cabbage from strong odour generated - Text Image

5419.

CUL-DAR209.2.54-62 Note: [1873].11.23 Mimosa albida [with diagrams] Text Image

5420.

CUL-DAR56.133 Note: 1873.11.23--1873.11.27 Drosera / 6 leaves in Hot-house, some very pale some rather pale with Image

5421.

CUL-DAR209.2.63-69 Note: [1873].11.24--[1873].12.14 Mimosa albida [with diagram] [application of water] Text Image

5422.

CUL-DAR209.3.97 Note: [ny].11.25 Cereus Text Image

5423.

CUL-DAR69.B5 Note: 1873.11.26 Vicia faba common garden Bean Forced / The little filament is radicle[?] Text Image

5424.

CUL-DAR209.8.145 Note: [ny].11.28 8h 53 am, a pot put behind red gelatine Text Image

5425.

CUL-DAR209.1.10 Note: 1873.11.29 Cassia floribunda Text Image

5426.

CUL-DAR209.1.12-14 Note: [1873].11.29--[1873].11.30 Cassia [with diagrams] Text Image

5427.

CUL-DAR89.162 Note: 1873.12.00 his voice was clear & musical and he sang a cadence of 3 notes in true Text Image

5428.

CUL-DAR209.1.41-43 Note: [ny].11.30--[ny].12.01 Desmodium [with diagrams]. Drafts of Expression Text Image

5429.

CUL-DAR209.7.41 Note: [ny].12.03--[ny].12.06 Cress / Asparagus Text Image

5430.

CUL-DAR209.3.68-71 Note: [ny].12.05--[ny].12.06 Allamanda schotii [application of water] [with diagram] Text Image

5431.

CUL-DAR209.8.43 Note: [ny].12.07--[ny].12.08 Canary grass Text Image

5432.

CUL-DAR66.29 Note: 1873.12.09 If I prove sun light & water are injurious it may be that leaves are Text Image

5433.

CUL-DAR209.7.70 Note: 1873.12.10 Mimosa albida Text Image

5434.

CUL-DAR209.6.117 Note: [1873].12.15--[1873].12.15 Mimosa pudica Text Image

5435.

CUL-DAR87.82 Note: 1873.12.19 Dr Alfred Moschkau informs me that "he knew such a speaking bird (a Text Image

5436.

CUL-DAR209.4.160 Note: [ny].12.22--[ny].12.23 Hedysarum montanum Text Image

5437.

CUL-DAR209.14.161 Note: [ny].12.22 Tropaeolum minus Text Image

5438.

CUL-DAR209.1.15 Note: [1873].12.24 Cassia Text Image

5439.

CUL-DAR209.6.118 Note: [ny].12.25--[ny].12.28 Mimosa pudica [application of permanganate of potash] Text Image

5440.

CUL-DAR209.3.309 Note: [ny].12.26 Tropaeolum Text Image

5441.

CUL-DAR209.8.146 Note: [ny].12.30 If I am right in looking at Heliotropism as modified circum-nutation Text Image

5442.

CUL-DAR144.479 Note: [1873.05.00?] questionnaire on family traits, with responses of Darwin Charles Robert filled in Image

5443.

CUL-DAR144.480 Note: [1873.05.00?] questionnaire on family traits, with responses of Darwin Charles Robert filled in Image

5444.

CUL-DAR144.481 Note: [1873.05.00?] questionnaire on family traits, with responses of Darwin Charles Robert filled in Image

5445.

CUL-DAR55.143 Note: [1873?].06.13 Opium powder and sawdust [experimental observations] Text Image

5446.

CUL-DAR55.144 Note: [1873?].06.14 Acetate of Morphia powder on right side & powdered gum on left side of 3 Text Image

5447.

CUL-DAR76.B111 Note: [1873?].06.24 All Eliz W White Foxgloves have the spots & spots in the red kind are Text Image

5448.

CUL-DAR66.16 Note: [1873?].08.23--[1873?].08.24 Vine leaves / 3h pm / put 4 vine leaves in little distilled water in wine Text Image

5449.

CUL-DAR66.15 Note: [1873?].08.25 Vine leaves / ring of wax & sperm[?] ointment 2 leaves young leaves under Text Image

5450.

CUL-DAR66.18-20 Note: [1873?].09.27--[1873?].11.01 Vines / put 2 large drops [of water] on upper leaves not very young of Text Image

5451.

CUL-DAR194.17 Note: 1874 1' letter / 2nd letter A. S. G. Canning Text Image

5452.

CUL-DAR210.11.29 Note: [[1874--1875]] presentation copies — Insectivorous plants

5453.

CUL-DAR242[.38] Note: 1874 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1874] Text Image

5454.

CUL-DAR56.59 Note: [1874] Acetic acid: two minims of concentrated acid were added to one ounce of Text Image

5455.

CUL-DAR56.60 Note: 1874 diluted acetic acid 3 measured minims to 2 oz of water Text Image

5456.

CUL-DAR57.53-56 Note: 1874 Water 1873 July / New abstract [18]74 [of notes numbered pp. 22, 24-26, Text Image

5457.

CUL-DAR69.A107 Note: 1874 "Scraps for the 2nd edition of Coral reefs (1874)" Image

5458.

CUL-DAR53.2.23 Note: [1874--1882] 14: Bridges, letter 14 July 1874 Text Image

5459.

CUL-DAR53.2.46 Note: [1874--1882] 38: E.B. Baxter: 8/7/74 gives quotation from Virchow Text Image

5460.

CUL-DAR90.16 Note: [1874] Younge C.M `Life of J. C. Patteson' 1874 I: 530 Text Image

5461.

CUL-DAR59.1.140 Note: [1874] U[tricularia] montana / The leaves instead of being linear & much Text Image

5462.

CUL-DAR59.1.141-144 Note: [1874] U[tricularia] [nelumbifolia / U Jamesonii / U griffithii, descriptions and diagrams] Text Image

5463.

CUL-DAR59.1.145-146 Note: [1874] U[tricularia] nelumbifolia — Brazil two Bladders on roots (state of Text Image

5464.

CUL-DAR59.2 Note: 1874--1875 [All of DAR59.2 in one sequence of 127 images] Image

5465.

CUL-DAR87.5 Note: [1874] Bianconi — when I speak of Homolgies Man give note & say he considers Text Image

5466.

CUL-DAR77.84 Note: [Undated] Cleistogene pods [calculations] / Used Keep some of the data for Cleistogene Portfolio / Draft of Insectivorous plants, p. 57. Text Image

5467.

CUL-DAR89.135 Note: 1874 Bishop Staley Full abstract [of letter] Text Image

5468.

EH88202321 Note: 1874--1879 Notebook 1.1: "Ch. Darwin 6 Queen Street Cavendish Square" Text Image

5469.

CUL-DAR90.91-92 Note: 1874.02.10 Enclosure 3 in a letter Cupples wrote to Darwin, 21.02.1874 Image

5470.

CUL-DAR77.47 Note: [Undated] Look at this / On Germination of Crossed & Self Seeds / Proof sheet of Insectivorous plants, published, p. 153. Text Image

5471.

CUL-DAR77.48 Note: [Undated] On Germination of Crossed & self- seeds / Ipomoea [referring to pp. 42, / Proof sheet of Insectivorous plants, p. 82, published, p. 152. Text Image

5472.

CUL-DAR262.23.12 Note: 1874.03.00 Father was telling us of a letter Text Image

5473.

CUL-DAR262.23.8 Note: 1874.03.00 Father also told of a most generous offer of Adm Cochrane Text Image

5474.

EH88206420 Note: 1874.03.00 Father also told of a most generous offer of Adm Cochrane

5475.

EH88206424 Note: 1874.03.00 Father was telling us of a letter

5476.

CUL-DAR57.1-3 Note: 1874.04.02--1874.04.11 8 a.m a bit of bone from roast mutton chop in sharp rough splinters with Text Image

5477.

CUL-DAR209.12.162 Note: 1874.04.04 Robinia pseudo-acacia [application of water] Text Image PDF

5478.

CUL-DAR66.31 Note: 1874.04.04 Passiflora gracilis / I syringed violently & repeatedly 2 or 3 plants Text Image

5479.

CUL-DAR57.4 Note: 1874.04.08--1874.04.09 [Drosera?] [application of benzoic acid, todic acid] Text Image

5480.

CUL-DAR57.6 Note: [1874].04.08--[1874].04.09 Olive Oil / Stick with match — Removed secretion from 4 glands with B Text Image

5481.

CUL-DAR57.7 Note: 1874.04.11--1874.04.13 Immersed in distilled water 2 good leaves (& 3 small others) on Plant Text Image

5482.

CUL-DAR56.65 Note: 1874.04.11 Bezoic & Iodic Acids Text Image

5483.

CUL-DAR57.8 Note: 1874.04.12--1874.04.14 experiments by placing leaves in warm water & not using C[arbonate] of Text Image

5484.

CUL-DAR57.9 Note: 1874.04.15 Put Drosera in S[ulphate] of Quinine for 1h or 2h & wait & put in Text Image

5485.

CUL-DAR66.33 Note: 1874.04.20 Oxalis acetosella / On very warm day some change with young leaves Text Image

5486.

CUL-DAR209.14.1 Note: 1874.04.25 Abutilon Darwinii Text Image

5487.

CUL-DAR162.76 Note: 1874.04.30--[1874].06.01 Mimulus lutens / Greenhouse Plant (a memo) Text Image

5488.

CUL-DAR209.12.156 Note: 1874.04.30 Mahonia [application of water] Text Image

5489.

CUL-DAR57.10 Note: 1874.04.30 Globuline Dr Moore [application also of hydrochloric acid, albumen] Text Image

5490.

CUL-DAR57.12-13 Note: 1874.04.30--1874.05.03 Dentine & Enamel / very thin from Dr Klein [application of saliva] Text Image

5491.

CUL-DAR57.14 Note: 1874.04.30--1874.05.04 11h 15 Put bits of hard boiled eggs on 6 leaves (on separate plate with Image

5492.

CUL-DAR209.12.138 Note: 1874.05.00 Drosera [application of water] Text Image

5493.

CUL-DAR66.35-39 Note: 1874.05.00--1874.07.00 Bloom / Melilotus coerulea / Melilotus italica / Atriplex hortensis / Text Image

5494.

EH88202559 Note: 1874.05.00 Add 4 drach of diluted muriatic acid to 20 drachm of water making 24 dr. & then add 3 dr. of essence of Gringer[?] & 3 dr. of Tincture of Capsicm.— Text Image

5495.

CUL-DAR209.1.16-18 Note: 1874.05.01--1874.05.02 Cassia corymbosa [with diagrams] Text Image

5496.

CUL-DAR209.12.50 Note: 1874.05.01--1874.05.02 Cassia corymbosa [application of water] Text Image

5497.

CUL-DAR66.34 Note: 1874.05.01--1874.05.02 Oxalis (Greenhouse/grown out of doors) with large leaves & concentric Text Image

5498.

CUL-DAR57.15 Note: 1874.05.02--1874.05.04 8h 20 a.m / Put on drops (whether any adhered I cannot say) of unboiled Text Image

5499.

CUL-DAR57.16 Note: [1874].05.03--[1874].05.07 4h 45 p.m / added to the scraped leaves a little Hydrochloric 1 to 500 Text Image

5500.

CUL-DAR57.17 Note: 1874.05.03--1874.05.04 4 sticks with paper-heads bits of old albumen 4 or 5 days [application Text Image

5501.

CUL-DAR57.21 Note: 1874.05.05--1874.05.08 Fibrine [application also of glycerine, albumen, saliva] / Proof sheet of Expression, Chapter 13, p. 160. Text Image

5502.

CUL-DAR57.22 Note: [1874].05.06--[1874].05.08 Skimmed Milk / Proof sheet of Expression, published, p. 229. Text Image

5503.

CUL-DAR57.123 Note: 1874.05.06--1874.05.09 Tea / Tea-leaves boiled for 1 hour distilled water clean vessel / Proof sheet of Expression, p. 107. Text Image

5504.

CUL-DAR57.18 Note: 1874.05.07--1874.05.15 8 a.m / Six sticks with Black wisp / atoms of old albumen moistened with Text Image

5505.

CUL-DAR57.23 Note: 1874.05.07--1874.05.11 8h 15 a.m Dead Devils Coach Horse [application also of saliva] / Proof sheet with corrections of Expression, published, p. 231. Text Image

5506.

CUL-DAR57.24 Note: 1874.05.08 N.B The glands dry only after long-continued & close inflection. I must enter this remark. Text Image

5507.

CUL-DAR57.11 Note: 1874.05.08--1874.05.15 Globuline soaked for nearly a day (& left in water) / Proof sheet of Expression. Text Image

5508.

CUL-DAR57.25 Note: [1874].05.12--[1874].05.15 Linseed Oil Text Image

5509.

CUL-DAR57.19 Note: 1874.05.13--1874.05.14 8' 10' A.M dusted 10 leaves with powdered glass Text Image

5510.

CUL-DAR57.20 Note: 1874.05.14 Leaf No 6 in Phosphate / Leaf 7 Phosphate [calculations] / Proof sheet with corrections of Expression, Chapter 10, p. 114. Text Image

5511.

CUL-DAR57.26 Note: [1874].05.17--[1874].05.18 Abstract of Water experiments Text Image

5512.

CUL-DAR57.27-29 Note: 1874.05.17--1874.05.18 Plants greenhouse 75-76° placed in water at 45° Text Image

5513.

CUL-DAR57.58-59 Note: 1874.05.17--1874.06.11 Summary of Ph[osphate] of Amm[onia] exper[iments] [of notes numbered pp Text Image

5514.

CUL-DAR57.32 Note: 1874.05.19 7h 42 a.m Ph of Amm 1 gr to 3 oz 3 sticks with white paper Heads 1/2 Text Image

5515.

CUL-DAR57.33 Note: [1874].05.19--[1874].05.21 8h 25 4 leaves on Plate with Label of Dose[?] 1/2 minim drops of 1 gr to Text Image

5516.

CUL-DAR57.34 Note: 1874.05.19 Phosphate of Ammonia 1 gr to 3 oz — 1/20 of minim Text Image

5517.

CUL-DAR57.35 Note: [1874.05]19 8h 19 — Blue paper 1/20 of minim to 4 glands of 1 gr of Phosphate to 4 Text Image

5518.

CUL-DAR57.36 Note: [1874].05.20 Stick & match black below Head 1 gr of Phosphate to 4 oz of water / Pl 1 Text Image

5519.

CUL-DAR57.37 Note: [1874].05.21--[1874].05.22 8h 18 1 gr of Phosphate of Amm to 4 oz minute drops 1/20 of m to 4 glands Text Image

5520.

CUL-DAR57.38 Note: 1874.05.21--1874.05.24 Phosphate of Amm 1 gr to 5 oz of water Text Image

5521.

CUL-DAR57.57 Note: 1874.05.21--1874.05.24 Water (Hopkins & Williams) / 4 leaves chosen before Ph[osphate] of Text Image

5522.

CUL-DAR57.39 Note: 1874.05.24--1874.05.27 30 minims Nitric acid Text Image

5523.

CUL-DAR209.12.51 Note: 1874.05.25 Cassia Text Image

5524.

CUL-DAR68.54-55 Note: 1874.05.25--1874.05.26 Sleep of Plants / Common red Clover — Terminal leaflet either stands Text Image

5525.

CUL-DAR57.40 Note: [1874].05.26--[1874].05.29 7h 45 Nitric acid 1 to 1000 30 minims Text Image

5526.

CUL-DAR57.41-49 Note: 1874.05.27--1874.05.31 Phosphate of Amm / Draft of Insectivorous plants / Proof sheet of Expression. Text Image

5527.

CUL-DAR57.52 Note: 1874.05.27--1874.06.11 Abstract of water experiments / Abstract made [16 June 1874] [of notes Text Image

5528.

CUL-DAR57.51 Note: 1874.05.31 8h 25 / Oleic acid Frankland — 3 leaves immersed — some movement began / Proof sheet of Expression, chapter 14, p. 174. Text Image

5529.

CUL-DAR59.1.34-44 Note: 1874.05.31--1874.06.08 Pinguicula / from N Wales [application of albumen, fibrin, caseine, milk, Text Image

5530.

CUL-DAR209.12.157 Note: 1874.06.01 Mesembryanthemum [application of water] Text Image

5531.

CUL-DAR57.60-67 Note: 1874.06.01--1874.06.11 Phosph[ate] of Ammonia 1 gr to 3000 oz Frankland's water [also to 5000 Text Image

5532.

CUL-DAR57.68-70 Note: [1874].06.03--[1874].06.06 11h 20 / 4 leaves in 2 dr of Lactic Acid (old) 1 gr to 2 oz [and other / Proof sheet of Expression. Text Image

5533.

CUL-DAR59.1.46-58 Note: 1874.06.04--1874.07.07 Pinguicula [continued] [application of carbonate of ammonia, cartilage, Text Image

5534.

CUL-DAR57.71-72 Note: 1874.06.06--1874.06.09 Seeds on Drosera Text Image

5535.

CUL-DAR57.50 Note: 1874.06.08 3 leaves with Camphor water Text Image

5536.

CUL-DAR57.74 Note: 1874.06.09--1874.06.10 Precipitated Carb[onate] of Lime dispersed in distilled water (like milk) Text Image

5537.

CUL-DAR57.75-83 Note: [1874].06.09 3h 30 filtered camphor water [and other water experiments] / Proof sheet of Expression. Text Image

5538.

CUL-DAR209.12.32 Note: 1874.06.10 Anagallis / Helianthus [application of water] Text Image PDF

5539.

CUL-DAR57.84 Note: [1874].06.12--[1874].06.14 Pea Pollen on 2 leaves Drosera / Proof sheet of Expression, p. 355. Text Image

5540.

CUL-DAR59.1.45 Note: [1874].06.12 Final conclusion about Gluten / Fragment of proof sheet of Expression. Text Image

5541.

CUL-DAR209.1.126 Note: 1874.06.13 Robinia pseudo-acacia Text Image

5542.

CUL-DAR57.85 Note: 1874.06.15 By cutting off transverse strip of good leaf I have compared glands very Text Image

5543.

CUL-DAR57.86 Note: 1874.06.17 The last of all the Summaries on Water Text Image

5544.

CUL-DAR57.87-89 Note: [1874].06.17--[1874].06.25 Drosera / 7h 45 / 3 stick with Blue — Paper Heads 3 leaves with little / Proof sheet of Expression. Text Image

5545.

CUL-DAR57.73 Note: [1874].06.18 Seeds which have been clasped by Drosera Text Image

5546.

CUL-DAR57.92-93 Note: [1874].06.22--[1874].07.01 7h 56 Cobra Poison Dr Fayrer 1 gr to 1 oz 30 minims to each of 3 leaves Text Image

5547.

CUL-DAR57.95 Note: [1874].06.22--[1874].06.27 8h 15 vertebrae of sheep / Areolar Tissue / 3 sticks with Pins (I believe Text Image

5548.

CUL-DAR57.90 Note: 1874.06.23--1874.06.24 Drosera leaf which was put in Cobra-solution yesterday — Aggregated with Text Image

5549.

CUL-DAR57.91 Note: 1874.06.23 Really the last counting [calculations] Text Image

5550.

CUL-DAR59.1.110 Note: [1874].06.23 Amy gathered with great care 3 nice plants each with many well developed Text Image

5551.

CUL-DAR59.1.89-103 Note: [1874].06.23 4h 45 p.m / Pinguicula / On an upright young leaf & on old reflexed leaf Text Image

5552.

CUL-DAR59.1.59-63 Note: 1874.06.23--1874.06.27 Pinguicula — Amy — 2nd lot [observations and abstract] Text Image

5553.

CUL-DAR59.1.25 Note: 1874.06.23--1874.06.25 Dionaea / 8h 20 put on 2 bits of dry gelatine one of dry roast beef & / Proof sheet of Expression Text Image

5554.

CUL-DAR58.1.83 Note: 1874.06.29--1874.06.30 Erica tetralix / 2nd side leaf on left hand as it looks under micro- Text Image

5555.

CUL-DAR57.96 Note: 1874.06.30 Cobra / 9h 55 a.m / Examined tentacles of one of the leaves put in Text Image

5556.

CUL-DAR57.98 Note: [1874].06.30 London Pride Flower stems / Toward close of Flowering season / Proof sheet of Expression, p. 137. Text Image

5557.

CUL-DAR209.2.91 Note: 1874.07.00 Mimosa pudica Text Image

5558.

CUL-DAR57.97 Note: 1874.07.01 London Pride / (1) Water Some aggregation the gland not appearing Text Image

5559.

CUL-DAR57.99 Note: 1874.07.01--1874.07.07 Fibro-cartilage tail of Sheep / Draft of Insectivorous plants, folio 175. Text Image

5560.

CUL-DAR59.1.64-65 Note: 1874.07.01--1874.07.02 Sugar / 8h 58 / Bit of sugar on leaf (beyond blue Head) & bit of same / Proof sheet of Expression Text Image

5561.

CUL-DAR57.100 Note: [1874].07.02--[1874].07.05 3 Red Sticks sol[ution] of 6 gr of white sugar to 1 oz of water 1.2 m Text Image

5562.

CUL-DAR57.101 Note: 1874.07.02 London Pride / The only certain thing is that the colour is dingier in Text Image

5563.

CUL-DAR59.1.69-73 Note: 1874.07.02--1874.07.09 Pinguicula [measurements, observations, diagrams] Text Image

5564.

EH88202555 Note: 1874.07.02 Longevity and Vitality of Seeds — re survival of seeds in soil in Sand Walk thicket at Down, relevant to Darwin's work on seed dispersal & speciation Text Image

5565.

CUL-DAR57.102 Note: 1874.07.03 Distinct aggregation down to the base in well bent tentacles in Ammonia Text Image

5566.

CUL-DAR59.1.74-76 Note: 1874.07.03--1874.07.08 Pinguicula lusitanica / Mr Rolf of Penzance sent one pulled up -[Catch Text Image

5567.

CUL-DAR57.105 Note: 1874.07.04 Put leaves in infusion of raw meat / at 10h / 2nd at 11h 15 — next Text Image

5568.

CUL-DAR57.106 Note: 1874.07.05 Drosera / In several specimens from two healthy young uninflected leaves Text Image

5569.

CUL-DAR57.107 Note: 1874.07.05--1874.07.06 Made a solution of Page's extract [application of fibro-cartilage, Text Image

5570.

CUL-DAR57.109 Note: 1874.07.05 In a hair killed by raw meat examined with No 8 Htkn there are large Text Image

5571.

CUL-DAR209.1.101 Note: 1874.07.06--1874.07.20 Melilotus officinalis Text Image

5572.

CUL-DAR209.12.175 Note: 1874.07.06 Trifolium [application of water] Text Image

5573.

CUL-DAR57.110 Note: [1874].07.06--[1874].07.08 Dionaea / Leaf immersed in water at 75° instantly shut up Text Image

5574.

CUL-DAR57.111 Note: 1874.07.06 Drosera Sugar [with diagrams] Text Image

5575.

CUL-DAR57.112 Note: [1874].07.06--[1874].07.07 Drosera / Gluten [application also of saliva, hydrochloric acid] Text Image

5576.

CUL-DAR57.115 Note: 1874.07.07 Drosera / The cells are nearly all distinctly oblong and plainly radiate Text Image

5577.

CUL-DAR57.116 Note: [1874].07.07--[1874].07.09 Drosera / Fibro-cartilage / Proof sheet of Expression. Text Image

5578.

CUL-DAR57.117 Note: [1874].07.07--[1874].07.11 Drosera Sugar / Left leaf not affected — R[igh]t leaf only one or two Text Image

5579.

CUL-DAR57.114 Note: 1874.07.08 Drosera Gluten / The starch granules remain in great numbers Text Image

5580.

CUL-DAR59.1.79 Note: [1874].07.08 P[inguicula] lusitanica / 8h 20 red stick scratched[?] mid-rib Text Image

5581.

CUL-DAR59.1.80 Note: 1874.07.08 Pinguicula lusitanica / Put several pieces of the flower stalk into a Text Image

5582.

CUL-DAR59.1.81-82 Note: [1874].07.08 P[inguicula] lusitanica / 2h 30 2 bits of albumen on flower peduncle - Text Image

5583.

CUL-DAR59.1.83 Note: 1874.07.08 Pinguicula lusitanica / The long stalked glands with purple Heads are Text Image

5584.

CUL-DAR209.2.92 Note: 1874.07.09 Mimosa pudica [application of water] Text Image

5585.

CUL-DAR57.118 Note: 1874.07.09 Fibrous basis of bone decalcified by Hydrochloric acid by Frank (Sheep's Text Image

5586.

CUL-DAR57.119 Note: [1874].07.09--[1874].07.10 11h 30 / 6 Yellow & Red sticks) / Chopped cabbage boiled for nearly an Text Image

5587.

CUL-DAR59.1.77 Note: [1874].07.10 P[inguicula] lusitanica / 8h 15 2 leaves by Pins (with albumen on Text Image

5588.

CUL-DAR68.43 Note: 1874.07.10 Red Clover / Syringed with big Syringe Red Clover w[ith] water at 68° Text Image

5589.

CUL-DAR57.120 Note: 1874.07.11 Drosera — Bone / In the little undigested bit in the middle the Text Image

5590.

CUL-DAR59.1.105 Note: 1874.07.11 Pinguicula / P grandiflorus / There are glands like in P vulgaris 3 Text Image

5591.

CUL-DAR59.1.147 Note: 1874.07.11 P[inguicula] grandiflorus Glands are [diagram] 3 celled like in P Text Image

5592.

CUL-DAR57.121-122 Note: [1874].07.12--[1874].07.14 8h 33 / (6 sticks yellow & red) / strong infusion of grass-leaves (2 or 3 Text Image

5593.

CUL-DAR59.1.106 Note: 1874.07.12 The seeds on P[inguicula] vulgaris from N[orth] Wales a grass & fruit of Text Image

5594.

CUL-DAR59.1.150-156 Note: 1874.07.14 Utricularia / Put 2 atoms of blue glass on 2 valves. In a few hours one Text Image

5595.

CUL-DAR59.1.107 Note: [1874].07.14 P[inguicula] grandiflorus / 4 p.m — put flies on — 8h 15 some Text Image

5596.

CUL-DAR59.1.84 Note: [1874].07.16 (table of number of leaves per plant) Text Image

5597.

CUL-DAR57.124 Note: [1874].07.17 Decoction Cabbage leaves (chopped) / 4 white sticks with red heads Text Image

5598.

CUL-DAR209.1.19 Note: 1874.07.18 Cassia mimosoides from Kew [application of water] Text Image

5599.

CUL-DAR59.1.157 Note: [1874].07.18--[1874].07.22 Utricularia / Fed w[ith] cartilage 6.30 p.m Text Image

5600.

CUL-DAR59.1.158 Note: 1874.07.19--1874.07.20 11.30 a.m / Put 4 bits of dried white of egg into 4 bladders [diagrams] Text Image

5601.

CUL-DAR59.1.159-160 Note: [1874].07.20 Utricularia / The globular head, unicellular, the glands on margin & on Text Image

5602.

CUL-DAR57.125-129 Note: [1874].07.22 very hot day — red leaves used, good ones [application of heat, Text Image

5603.

CUL-DAR66.30 Note: 1874.07.23 Tamarindus indica / Both surfaces of young leaves well protected by bloom Text Image

5604.

CUL-DAR59.1.161-162 Note: [1874].07.25 Utricularia / U[tricularia] minor / The first Bladder which I opened Text Image

5605.

CUL-DAR209.1.35 Note: 1874.07.27 Coronilla rosea / iberica / varia / glauca / glauca grandiflora / emerus Text Image

5606.

CUL-DAR154.128 Note: [1874.07.27.after] note Report of Séance Image

5607.

CUL-DAR209.1.60 Note: 1874.08.00 Lupinus seeds from Cattell Text Image

5608.

CUL-DAR59.2.25-70 Note: [1874].08.00--[1874].09.00 [Utricularia continued] [application of sugar, nitrate of ammonia, Text Image

5609.

CUL-DAR66.40 Note: 1874.08.11 Both sides wetted / underside protected / Both sides protected / upper Text Image

5610.

CUL-DAR52.C6-C9 Note: 1874.08.20 Gravel about Southampton of an odd mixture of sub-angular flints & well Text Image

5611.

CUL-DAR60.1.164-167 Note: 1874.08.25--1874.09.17 Drosophyllum / 7h 41 a.m / albumen Black Thread [application also of Text Image

5612.

CUL-DAR59.2.80 Note: [1874].09.03--[1874].09.14 Examined 2 old Bladders Text Image

5613.

CUL-DAR209.7.119 Note: 1874.09.05 Tropaeolum majus Text Image

5614.

CUL-DAR59.1.108 Note: [1874].09.07 27 leaves were received from Mr W Marshall whole plants being sent in Text Image

5615.

CUL-DAR59.2.79 Note: 1874.09.13 Utricularia minor / General way of growth Text Image

5616.

CUL-DAR59.2.81 Note: [1874].09.15 Bifids arise from lower margin of rim when cells change character Text Image

5617.

CWRU-StecherChlorodyne Note: 1874.09.17 Please send 2 Bottles of Chlorodyne.— Text Image

5618.

CUL-DAR59.2.82 Note: [1874].09.19 U[tricularia] vulgaris / Cut up a thin slice of fresh box wood into Text Image

5619.

CUL-DAR59.2.86 Note: [1874].09.22 New Utricularia 20/100 long Bladders Text Image

5620.

CUL-DAR59.2.83 Note: 1874.09.24 Examined a bladder of U[tricularia] intermedia in which were a cypris and Text Image

5621.

CUL-DAR59.2.84 Note: [1874].09.26 I pressed bladder greatly & saw bubble & water come out — as soon as I Text Image

5622.

CUL-DAR59.2.71-72,74 Note: [1874].09.26--[1874].09.29 [Utricularia — annotated diagrams] Text Image

5623.

CUL-DAR59.1.109 Note: [1874].09.28 Ping[uicula] vulgaris / A young plant from N[orth] Wales with leaves from Text Image

5624.

CUL-DAR59.2.89 Note: [1874].09.29 [Utricularia — rough diagrams and calculations] Text Image

5625.

CUL-DAR58.2.72 Note: [1874.10.00] Aldrovanda vesiculosa Monti (5 captions to sketches) Text Image

5626.

CUL-DAR57.134 Note: 1874.10.16 Byblis grandiflora Kew dry Text Image

5627.

CUL-DAR57.135-136 Note: 1874.10.16 Roridula[?] dentata C.G.H. dry from Kew Text Image

5628.

CUL-DAR57.137 Note: 1874.10.16 Drosera heterophylla from Australia Sondera (Lindley) dry from Kew Text Image

5629.

CUL-DAR59.1.26-27 Note: 1874.10.16--1874.10.17 Dionaea / 8 a.m / Urea 1 gr to 1 oz towards the apex of each leaf & sugar Text Image

5630.

CUL-DAR59.1.29 Note: [1874].10.16 Dionaea / In morning placed a drop of sol[ution] of Urea & of sugar at 2 Text Image

5631.

CUL-DAR57.138 Note: 1874.10.20 D[rosera] rotundifolia / The long diameter of cells about the middle of leaf is about 4 times that of short diameter Text Image

5632.

CUL-DAR59.1.28 Note: 1874.10.20 Dionaea / Young leaf cut in half longitudinally one half suspended over Text Image

5633.

CUL-DAR61.73 Note: 1874.10.21 Rudiments on tentacles — almost entirely on lower side, numerous - Text Image

5634.

CUL-DAR57.140 Note: [1874].10.21 The very central short t[entacles] do bend to object on one side - Text Image

5635.

CUL-DAR57.142 Note: 1874.10.21 Mem: I am now certain that central short t[entacles] can bend when excited eccentrically— but when in fluid do not bend. Text Image

5636.

CUL-DAR57.139 Note: [1874].10.25 Long-Head — I shd say above a dozen cells at bending place Text Image

5637.

CUL-DAR57.141 Note: 1874.10.27 long section of disc of Drosera (Frank) 5 or 6 rows of cells — rather Text Image

5638.

CUL-DAR57.144 Note: 1874.10.31 The Hairs on petiole graduate into the papillae which have longer Text Image

5639.

CUL-DAR57.143 Note: 1874.10.31 Ch 3 Aggr[egation] / I now know that agg[regation] can proceed from gland Text Image

5640.

CUL-DAR57.146 Note: 1874.11.11 The tongue cannot feel bit of hair 1/50 of inch long Text Image

5641.

CUL-DAR57.147 Note: 1874.11.14 Tried warm water 80° to 130° no movement nor when irritated by Text Image

5642.

CUL-DAR57.148 Note: 1874.11.15 Glycerine I suppose from strong attraction of water causes in few minutes Text Image

5643.

CUL-DAR57.149 Note: [1874].11.15--[1874].11.16 8 a.m 2 leaves in very strong sol[ution] of C[arbonate] of Ammonia / Ch Text Image

5644.

CUL-DAR57.150 Note: 1874.11.21 Roridula / Hooker says lateral prolongation of leaves, but the crowded[?] Text Image

5645.

CUL-DAR59.2.90 Note: 1874.11.22 Hooker says that in Compositae fibrous vascular bundles run up coherent & Text Image

5646.

CUL-DAR64.1.10 Note: 1874.11.27 In bed of sifted cinders strewed all over bottom of a cold frame for Text Image

5647.

CUL-DAR57.152-154 Note: [1874.12.00] Bengal / German / Austral[ian] [dimensions of leaves] Text Image

5648.

CUL-DAR57.151 Note: 1874.12.05 B Sanderson — all Tactile & other sense-nerves used in special tissue - Text Image

5649.

CUL-DAR47.26 Note: 1874.12.05 Variability — Polymorphic species / I can well believe that when Text Image

5650.

CUL-DAR59.1.120 Note: 1874.12.25--1874.12.26 Trinidad / U[tricularia] montana / Dried spec[imen] from Kew Text Image

5651.

CUL-DAR59.1.112 Note: 1874.12.27 In 3 days starch some effect in comparison with water - sugar syrup acted more powerfully after only 1 day. Text Image

5652.

CUL-DAR59.1.148 Note: [1874?].07.08 Sleep of Plants / 11h 5 a.m / Syringed Lotus ornithopodoides with small Text Image

5653.

CUL-DAR59.2.1-2 Note: [1874?].08.06--[1874?].08.07 U[tricularia] / 10h 25 branch in Carmine Text Image

5654.

CUL-DAR59.2.3-13 Note: [1874?].08.08--[1874?].08.23 Utricularia / The bladders are mainly situated near to the base of the Text Image

5655.

CUL-DAR59.1.104 Note: [1874?].08.22 Ireland[?] — Long[?] — Donegal / Pinguicula vulgaris [numbers of Text Image

5656.

CUL-DAR59.2.14-23 Note: [1874?].08.25--[1874?].08.29 Utricularia / 10h 30 Examined a spec[imen] which had been for about 10 Text Image

5657.

CUL-DAR59.1.137-139 Note: [1874?].09.00--[1874?].11.00 U[tricularia] montana / well watered on Sept 22 / I can see 5 Tubers Text Image

5658.

CUL-DAR59.1.22-24 Note: [1874?].09.09--[1874?].09.23 Dionaea [digestion: application of albumen, gelatine] Text Image

5659.

CUL-DAR59.1.131-134 Note: [1874?].09.26--[1874?].09.27 U[tricularia] montana / The overarching base of antennae & antennae Text Image

5660.

CUL-DAR59.1.135 Note: [1874.12.00?] Kew U[tricularia] montana Text Image

5661.

CUL-DAR59.1.122 Note: [1874?].12.27 New Grenada bladder — a more perfect Acarus with 8 legs than in the last Text Image

5662.

CUL-DAR210.14 Note: 1875--1880 [All of former DAR.210.14 in one sequence of 54 images, recatalogued since microfilming] John Murray [publishers] accounts Image

5663.

CUL-DAR209.5.94-95 Note: [Undated] Beans / [Force of radicles] Text Image

5664.

CUL-DAR210.11.28 Note: [[1875--1877]] presentation copies - Cross and self fertilisation

5665.

CUL-DAR242[.39] Note: 1875 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1875] Text Image

5666.

CUL-DAR240 Note: 1875--1908 Newton, T W Catalogue of the Library of Charles Darwin...1875 Text Image

5667.

CUL-DAR53.2.34 Note: [1875--1882] 25: Kingfishers and fish / Letter to `Nature' 21 January 1875: 48 Text Image

5668.

CUL-DAR77.72 Note: 1875 Vandellia / Crossed [in comparison with] Self[-fertilised] [tables of Text Image

5669.

CUL-DAR77.112 Note: [1875--1876] Tab[le] 29 / Weights of whole plants after they had formed heads Text Image

5670.

CUL-DAR77.121-130 Note: [Undated] [Crossed and self-fertile plants: calculations converting raw data from Text Image

5671.

CUL-DAR69.B1 Note: 1875 "Scraps for 2nd edition of Climbing Plants (1875)" Text Image

5672.

KEW-JDH.3.6-folios-1-5,32-28,40 Note: 1875--1878 J D Hooker Insectivorous Plants 1875-1878

5673.

PC-Virginia-Insectivorous-F1217.1 Note: [1875--1876] Corrections for 2d ed. of Insectivorous plants, tipped in to Darwin's copy of the 1st ed. Image PDF

5674.

CUL-DAR59.2.91 Note: 1875.02.00 P[rimula] sinensis [measurements] Text Image

5675.

CUL-DAR140.4.25 Note: [1875.02.16] (satirical poem) Image

5676.

CUL-DAR59.2.92-93 Note: 1875.03.05 The leaves off one plant of Chinese Primrose with their stalks but with Text Image

5677.

CUL-DAR59.2.94 Note: 1875.03.08 Primula sinensis / Before Ammonia was added the glands of long stalked Text Image

5678.

CUL-DAR109.B28 Note: 1875.03.17 Primula sinensis / Examined the pollen of two white flowers which were Text Image

5679.

CUL-DAR59.2.95 Note: 1875.04.21 Digestion of chlorophyll / Thin sections of spinach leaf were slightly Text Image

5680.

CUL-DAR60.2.96 Note: 1875.05.00 References & Abstract of Albumen experiments Text Image

5681.

CUL-DAR86.B45 Note: 1875.07.15 Bennett objects that C[arbonate] of Ammonia vapour absorbed by secretion Text Image

5682.

CUL-DAR70.66 Note: 1875.07.24 Orchis maculata / very wet season & so not good for Lepidoptera [with Text Image

5683.

CUL-DAR200.3.65 Note: 1875.autumn Sterility &c Text Image

5684.

CUL-DAR70.67 Note: 1875.08.17 Orchis pyramidalis / 6 flowers — kept the finest selected out of about Text Image

5685.

CUL-DAR77.73-81 Note: 1875.08.18 Vandellia / Crossed [in comparison with] Self[-fertilised / Proof sheets of Insectivorous plants, pp. 94 & 95. Text Image

5686.

CUL-DAR46.2.C63-C64 Note: [1875.09.23--1875.09.24] Ogle William Text Image

5687.

CUL-DAR53.2.43 Note: 1875.10.02 35: G.T. Turner a farmer, finds that rubbing the tails of horned cattle / Text Image

5688.

CUL-DAR86.B51 Note: 1875.10.04--1875.10.08 7h 50 2 leaves with bit of meat / 12h 45 cut off several glands of Text Image

5689.

CUL-DAR77.82 Note: 1875.10.05 Cleistogene Pods from plants raised from crossed perfect flowers / Proof sheet of Insectivorous plants, p. 107. Text Image

5690.

CUL-DAR27.2.B55-B56 Note: [1875].10.08--[1875].10.13 Long-styled — wild / 2d lot a plant which grew in clump with others / Text Image

5691.

CUL-DAR205.8.58-59 Note: 1875.10.20--1875.12.29 Melastomaceous Plant / Tall straggling bush with very large fine purple Text Image

5692.

CUL-DAR77.46 Note: 1875.10.20 Fertility — Ipomoea / Abstract [referring to pp. 45-46, 49, 53, 55, 66, / Proof sheet of Insectivorous plants, p. 84, published p. 156. Text Image

5693.

CUL-DAR86.B37 Note: 1875.10.25 Frank tried bits of meat in Bladders of Utricularia but cd detect no Text Image

5694.

CUL-DAR111.A28 Note: 1875.11.01 Vandellia nummularifolia / I find that 15 capsules of cleistogene flowers Text Image

5695.

CUL-DAR45.186 Note: 1875.12.00 In the Abstract of Kölreuter there are notes on Variation — in Shelves by book itself Text Image

5696.

CUL-DAR53.2.102 Note: 1875.12.00 If ever I write a new Edit of Expression, I ought perhaps to read Bain's "Emotions & the Will." 3d edit, (which he gave me) Text Image

5697.

CUL-DAR77.18 Note: 1875.12.12 Nicotiana / 1st cross — compared seeds to s[elf]-fert-seed 100 : 150 Text Image

5698.

CUL-DAR86.B44 Note: [1875?] [comments on proof-reading `Insectivorous plants' p. 170] Text Image

5699.

CUL-DAR110.B8 Note: [1876--1882]] Leucosmia buretti / 5 anthers with tips [diagram] / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation, published, pp. 58-9. Text Image

5700.

CUL-DAR242[.40] Note: 1876 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1876] Text Image

5701.

CUL-DAR53.2.139 Note: [1876] [Notes on history of Darwin's theory of evolution for writing autobiography] Text Image

5702.

CUL-DAR53.2.142r-146r Note: 1876 [concerning a dynamometer July 1876] Darwin draft on versos Image

5703.

CUL-DAR70.68 Note: 1876 Musk Orchis — pollinia in several cases on femur Text Image

5704.

CUL-DAR69.B33 Note: [1876--1878] Mr Errera points out a bad error at 301 — I speak of height of Mimulus Text Image

5705.

NHM-MSS-DAR26 Note: 1876 Royal Soc. Nomination

5706.

CUL-DAR76.B1-B2 Note: [1876].02.17 Galton germination of Peas / Sweet Peas placed on damp sand under glass cover on chimney piece [Table] Image

5707.

CUL-DAR209.12.120 Note: 1876.04.11 Desmodium gyrans Text Image

5708.

CUL-DAR194.18 Note: 1876.07.22 Elinor Carter says that Mr Riviere — a dog-artist knows smile well & Text Image

5709.

CUL-DAR210.14.11 Note: 1876.08.00 Copy of a tracing of a brass in the church at Harakels (or Wedgwood)

5710.

CUL-DAR70.128 Note: 1876.08.04 Stanhopea oculata — thoroughly drying pollinia did not make much Text Image

5711.

CUL-DAR70.129 Note: 1876.08.11 Gongora maculata / A small dead ant & viscid disc all glued together at Text Image

5712.

CUL-DAR70.130 Note: 1876.08.31 Catasetum / All petals & sepals dirty-greenish spotted with purple Text Image

5713.

CUL-DAR70.132-133 Note: 1876.09.29 Cata[setum] tridentum[?] / Placed in water at 38° (100°.F) but did not Text Image

5714.

CUL-DAR45.30 Note: 1876.10.12 Keep / After reading Moritz Wagner in Ausland (extract from my letter) Text Image

5715.

CUL-DAR111.A33-A34 Note: 1876.10.23--1876.10.28 Hoya carnosa / A fine pod sent me from Abinger & imperfect flowers Text Image

5716.

CUL-DAR69.B39 Note: 1876.11.02 Frank has just seen wasps & Syophidae sucking flowers of Ivy Text Image

5717.

CUL-DAR110.B22 Note: 1876.12.06 Erythoxylon[?] F Muller / Long-styled 4 or little over / I can perceive / Draft of Descent Text Image

5718.

CUL-DAR110.B33 Note: 1876.12.06 F Müller / Stalica [Scotica?] / Stamens of long-styled rather shorter / Pollen of Text Image

5719.

CUL-DAR110.B34 Note: 1876.12.06 Cordia F Muller / Style of one form about 3 to 2 compared to other Text Image

5720.

CUL-DAR109.A10 Note: 1876.12.14 Bentham believes Aegiphila is exclusively America & Steudel mistaken / Dioecious Text Image

5721.

CUL-DAR109.B111 Note: 1876.12.18 Legitimate Unions [calculations concerning number of flowers and seeds] Image

5722.

CUL-DAR69.B40 Note: 1876.12.21 Prof Caspary writes that he sticks up about Euryala & Victoria producing Text Image

5723.

CUL-DAR262.21.1b Note: [1880.ca.probably] [Darwin family genealogy] Image

5724.

CUL-DAR262.21.1c Note: [1880.ca.probably] The Darwins of Elston Image

5725.

EH88206409.2 Note: [1880.ca.probably] [Darwin family genealogy]

5726.

EH88206409.3 Note: [1880.ca.probably] The Darwins of Elston

5727.

CUL-DAR70.131 Note: [1876?].09.01 The long projection on Labellum surprisingly thick & sweet pleasant taste Text Image

5728.

CUL-DAR140.1.13 Note: 1877 ORATIO AB ORATORE PUBLICO HABITA CANTABRIGIAE DIE XVIIo NOVEMBRIS A.S. MDCCCLXXVII. [English translation] Text Image

5729.

CUL-DAR209.1 Note: 1877--1878 [All of DAR209.1 in one sequence of 233 images] Image

5730.

CUL-DAR209.11 Note: 1877--1880 [All of DAR209.11 in one sequence of 99 images] Image

5731.

CUL-DAR209.8 Note: 1877--1879 [All of DAR209.8 in one sequence of 234 images] Image

5732.

CUL-DAR209.9 Note: 1877--1880 [All of DAR209.9 in one sequence of 151 images] Image

5733.

CUL-DAR209.4 Note: 1877--1878 [All of DAR209.4 in one sequence of 572 images] Image

5734.

CUL-DAR210.11.27 Note: [[1877--1878]] presentation copies - `Different forms'

5735.

CUL-DAR210.11.34 Note: [[1877--1882.04.19]] presentation copies - `Biographical sketch of an infant'

5736.

CUL-DAR210.11.6 Note: [1877] memo: Account re 'Fertilisation' to end of 1876 Image

5737.

CUL-DAR210.11.10 Note: 1877 memo: Account re 'Orchids' December 1876 to June 1877 Image

5738.

CUL-DAR210.11.11 Note: 1877 memo: Account re 'Insectivorous plants' June 1875 to June 1877 Image

5739.

CUL-DAR210.11.12 Note: 1877 memo: Account re 'Descent' June to 29 November 1877 Image

5740.

CUL-DAR210.14.93 Note: [1877--1909] Extracts from St. Mary's Register, Lichfield (1677-1788) Image

5741.

CUL-DAR242[.41] Note: 1877 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1877] Text Image

5742.

CUL-DAR67 Note: 1877--1882 [All of DAR67 in one sequence of 141 images] Image

5743.

CUL-DAR68.92 Note: [1877] Kew — Littoral Plants [annotated list] Text Image

5744.

CUL-DAR53.2.13 Note: [1877] 4: Carus J.V, letter 20 January 1877 Text Image

5745.

CUL-DAR64.2.67-72 Note: [1877] Notes on Mr Joyce's Report / From notes by Francis & Horace Darwin Text Image

5746.

CUL-DAR66.121-128 Note: 1877--1878 Leaves — Right-side cleaned of bloom [with tepid water] Text Image

5747.

CUL-DAR209.4.260 Note: 1877.01.02 Marrow Text Image

5748.

CUL-DAR111.A36 Note: 1877.01.05 Hoya carnosa / Another single flower from Abinger just like the former - Text Image

5749.

CUL-DAR209.6.38 Note: 1877.01.05 Cassia corymbosa Text Image

5750.

CUL-DAR209.6.39 Note: 1877.01.05--1877.02.18 Cassia tosa / Cassia nodosa Text Image

5751.

CUL-DAR66.46 Note: 1877.01.05--1877.01.26 Passiflora gracilis / Fruit still green but with some turned red Text Image

5752.

CUL-DAR209.8.72 Note: 1877.01.06 Phalaris (Canary grass) / Proof sheet of Forms of flowers, p. 112. Text Image

5753.

CUL-DAR209.4.263 Note: [1877].01.10--[1878].01.12 Vegetable marrow Text Image

5754.

CUL-DAR69.B41 Note: 1877.01.18 Hildebrand / says that he grows every year Petunia nyctaginiflora to Text Image

5755.

CUL-DAR111.A35 Note: 1877.01.19 The seeds of the Hoya did not germinate at Kew Text Image

5756.

CUL-DAR110.A8 Note: 1877.02.22 Primula vulgaris [plant sizes] Text Image

5757.

CUL-DAR110.A14 Note: 1877.03.00 Primula vulgaris / Relative length of pistils /in the 2 forms [added by Text Image

5758.

CUL-DAR64.1.11 Note: 1877.03.02 In Sand-walk 2 great heaps long left to decay were removed some months Text Image

5759.

CUL-DAR110.B6-B7 Note: 1877.03.03 Leucosmia / Short style form / Long styled form Text Image

5760.

CUL-DAR110.B13 Note: 1877.03.06--1877.03.07 Phlox / Pollen of short-styled is to pollen of long styled as 100 to 93.4 Text Image

5761.

CUL-DAR110.B15-B17 Note: 1877.03.19--1877.03.29 Pulmonaria angustifolia / Distance from middle of anther to middle of Text Image

5762.

CUL-DAR111.A59 Note: 1877.04.06 Pollen-tube of willow is very weak Honey & water grown to an astonishing Text Image

5763.

CUL-DAR110.A15 Note: 1877.04.30 Cowslip / Length of pistil from top of ovary to top of stigma in long Text Image

5764.

CUL-DAR66.47-55 Note: 1877.05.00--1877.07.00 Trifolium pratense / Trifolium repens / Columbine / Barnes cabbage Text Image

5765.

CUL-DAR209.2.93 Note: 1877.05.04 Mimosa (generally) [application of water] Text Image

5766.

CUL-DAR209.2.94-97 Note: 1877.05.05 Mimosa (generally) [application of water] Text Image

5767.

CUL-DAR109.B95 Note: 1877.05.09 Pontederia / Long-styled pistil exceeding by a little the length of Text Image

5768.

CUL-DAR209.2.98-99 Note: 1877.05.09 Mimosa (generally) [application of water] Text Image

5769.

CUL-DAR109.B96 Note: 1877.05.10 Pontederia Size of Ovaria [with table] Text Image

5770.

CUL-DAR209.12.148 Note: 1877.05.19 Eucalyptus [application of sulphuric ether, water] Text Image

5771.

CUL-DAR66.56 Note: 1877.05.19 Garden Artichoke (compos) Cynara? / Leaves silvery in water & beautifully Text Image

5772.

CUL-DAR66.57 Note: [1877].05.23--[1877].07.07 Cabbage / 8 am — 2 Plants further from walk [cleaned with damp sponge] Text Image

5773.

CUL-DAR66.97-105 Note: 1877.06.00 [Protection from water: observations on many species] Text Image

5774.

CUL-DAR66.107 Note: [1877.06.00] Abstract of Southampton experiments / Leaves with bloom removed / Leaves Text Image

5775.

CUL-DAR66.79-94 Note: 1877.06.01--1878.02.13 [Bloom continued; experiments on many species] Text Image

5776.

CUL-DAR209.12.12 Note: 1877.06.02--1877.06.04 Acacia lophantha Text Image

5777.

CUL-DAR66.78 Note: 1877.06.02 I find Pimelea spectabilis has bloom Text Image

5778.

CUL-DAR111.A56 Note: 1877.06.03 Frank / Ononis / Perfect flowers diameter of pollen grains / I dare not trust my old measurements Image

5779.

CUL-DAR66.95 Note: 1877.06.05 Vicia / The common vetch with dark purplish flower (back of upper mound) Text Image

5780.

CUL-DAR66.96 Note: 1877.06.05 Lower side of leaves alone of Burdock (Arctium lappa) of Service tree Text Image

5781.

CUL-DAR64.2.35-36 Note: 1877.06.10 A lime kiln was pulled down 35 years ago, known within a year, which stood Text Image

5782.

CUL-DAR209.2.100-103 Note: 1877.06.13--1877.08.13 Mimosa pudica [application of water] Text Image

5783.

CUL-DAR209.12.13 Note: 1877.06.15--1877.06.16 Acacia / Robinia pseudo-acacia [application of water] Text Image PDF

5784.

CUL-DAR63.118-127 Note: 1877.06.19 We took the following measurements at two rings near Stonehenge thus Text Image

5785.

CUL-DAR64.2.42 Note: 1877.06.28 All the rubbish was removed some years ago & all the tiles had previously Text Image

5786.

CUL-DAR66.166v Note: 1877.06.30 Greenhouse bushy Coronilla — Both surfaces of leaves silvery Text Image

5787.

CUL-DAR210.11.8 Note: 1877.07.00 memo: Three further copies of list of main works, not annotated Image

5788.

CUL-DAR67.19-22 Note: [1877].07.00--[1877].10.00 Sea kale / Leaf with Blue which had been cleaned by F[rank] on July 27 & Text Image

5789.

CUL-DAR66.108 Note: 1877.07.00 Leguminosae more sleep than of any other plant Text Image

5790.

CUL-DAR66.129 Note: 1877.07.00--1877.08.00 Averrhoa / sponged with w[ater] at 90° 4 or 5 leaflets Text Image

5791.

CUL-DAR209.12.183 Note: 1877.07.06 Kew plants Text Image

5792.

CUL-DAR209.12.121-122 Note: 1877.07.08--1877.07.25 Desmodium gyrans [application of water, ether] Text Image PDF

5793.

CUL-DAR209.12.123 Note: 1877.07.08--1877.07.25 Desmodium gyrans Text Image

5794.

CUL-DAR209.12.52 Note: 1877.07.08 Cassia [application of chalk, soap, ether] Text Image

5795.

CUL-DAR66.106 Note: 1877.07.08 Pistia stratoides / upper surface beautifully dry after immersion & Text Image

5796.

CUL-DAR209.12.53-57 Note: 1877.07.09--1877.08.02 Cassia floribunda [application of chalk, water] Text Image PDF

5797.

CUL-DAR66.113 Note: 1877.07.10--1877.07.26 Broccoli — Soaking / 9 am Frank placed 8 cleaned & 8 uncleaned leaves of Text Image

5798.

CUL-DAR209.10.66 Note: 1877.07.11 Phaseolus (dwarf) Text Image

5799.

CUL-DAR209.2.104-107 Note: 1877.07.14--1877.09.09 Mimosa albida [with diagram] [application of water, sulphuric ether] Text Image

5800.

CUL-DAR209.1.46 Note: 1877.07.15 Lotus corniculatus Text Image

5801.

CUL-DAR66.114 Note: 1877.07.15--1877.07.27 Chlora perfoliata / 9h 15 / rubbed very slightly 5 good opposite pairs of Text Image

5802.

CUL-DAR66.130-131 Note: 1877.07.15--1877.07.31 Berberis Darwinii [cleaned with sponge of warm water] Text Image

5803.

CUL-DAR68.56 Note: 1877.07.17 Asparagus a plant which lives over sea-cliff — hardly a trace of bloom Text Image

5804.

CUL-DAR66.115 Note: 1877.07.18--1877.08.27 Leek / Two youngish flower-peduncles removed bloom with sponge & tied Text Image

5805.

CUL-DAR66.116 Note: 1877.07.18--1877.08.02 Cucumber — young & then about 6 inches / Pea Pods [application of warm Text Image

5806.

CUL-DAR66.117-118 Note: [1877].07.18--[1877].07.31 Haematoxylon carpechianum / Logwood [application of warm water] Text Image

5807.

CUL-DAR66.119 Note: 1877.07.22--1877.07.29 Raspberry / Brushed with soft comb brush 3 ripe fruits & thus removed Text Image

5808.

CUL-DAR209.12.154 Note: 1877.07.23 Lotus corniculatus after long rain leaflets not at all closed (movement) Text Image

5809.

CUL-DAR66.120 Note: [1877].07.26--[1877].08.04 Papaver bracteatum or oviculata / pods beautifully dry after heavy rain Text Image

5810.

CUL-DAR66.147 Note: [1877].07.30--[1877].08.22 Mahonia aquifolia (Green berries silvery under water) [application of Text Image

5811.

CUL-DAR209.2.110 Note: 1877.08.00 Mimosa albida Text Image

5812.

CUL-DAR66.141 Note: [1877].08.00--[1877].09.00 Bilberries [annotated colour-patches in quasi-tabular format] / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation Text Image

5813.

CUL-DAR66.136 Note: 1877.08.00--1877.10.00 Grapes / Just beginning to be purple & quite hard — Bloom not very Text Image

5814.

CUL-DAR209.1.102-105 Note: 1877.08.02--1877.09.29 Melilotus [various] Text Image

5815.

CUL-DAR209.12.58-59 Note: 1877.08.02--1877.08.16 Cassia calliantha / Cassia floribunda [application of water, ether] Text Image PDF

5816.

CUL-DAR209.9.39 Note: 1877.08.02 Lotus peregrinus / Melilotus taurica Text Image

5817.

CUL-DAR66.132 Note: [1877].08.02--[1877].08.25 Common Gilliflower (see former paper) [sponged with tepid water] Text Image

5818.

CUL-DAR66.133-135 Note: 1877.08.03--1877.08.08 Schrankia[?] / [syringed with warm water] Text Image

5819.

CUL-DAR66.137 Note: 1877.08.03--1877.08.12 Fruit, unripe, of Castor-Oil Text Image

5820.

CUL-DAR66.138 Note: 1877.08.03--1877.09.12 Pea-pods / Young quite flat but most nearly full length — Beautifully Text Image

5821.

CUL-DAR66.139 Note: [1877].08.04--[1877].09.13 Scarlet Runner / quite young 4 pods rubbed with sponge in tepid water & 4 Text Image

5822.

CUL-DAR66.140 Note: 1877.08.04--1877.08.13 Raspberries / 5 half-ripe pale red & somewhat silvery in water Text Image

5823.

CUL-DAR209.12.163-164 Note: 1877.08.05--1877.08.17 Robinia pseudo-acacia [application of water, ether] Text Image PDF

5824.

CUL-DAR66.142 Note: 1877.08.05--1877.09.17 Bilberries / 9h cleaned 12 berries & 12 uncleaned syringed Text Image

5825.

CUL-DAR66.143 Note: [1877].08.05--[1877].09.21 Papaver somniferus / 4h pm removed bloom from 5 young pods & peduncles in Text Image

5826.

CUL-DAR66.144-146 Note: [1877].08.07--[1877].08.23 Mahonia ripe purple or almost ripe / 10 berries cleaned & 11 with bloom Text Image

5827.

CUL-DAR66.148 Note: [1877].08.07--[1877].08.29 Papaver somniferus white-flowered small var[iety] Text Image

5828.

CUL-DAR66.149 Note: [1877].08.07--[1877].09.12 Sea-kale fruits / oval pods [application of salt water] Text Image

5829.

CUL-DAR209.12.14-18 Note: 1877.08.08--1877.11.01 Acacia farnesiana [application of water, ether] Text Image PDF

5830.

CUL-DAR66.150 Note: [1877].08.08--[1877].08.19 Solomon's Seal / Fruit / 5h pm 4 cleaned & 5 uncleaned to be syringed Text Image

5831.

CUL-DAR66.151 Note: [1877].08.09 Grapes — (on living Plants) / 6 grapes purplish in 2 bunches marked with Text Image

5832.

CUL-DAR66.152 Note: [1877].08.09--[1877].08.25 Papaver somniferus / Pods / large var more large more glaucous leaves Text Image

5833.

CUL-DAR66.153 Note: [1877].08.09--[1877].08.29 Coucumber / 8h 2 cleaned & 2 not so sponged Text Image

5834.

CUL-DAR209.12.60-66 Note: 1877.08.10--1877.08.12 Cassia calliantha [application of water] [with diagrams] Text Image PDF

5835.

CUL-DAR209.12.67-68 Note: [1877].08.10--[1877].08.13 Cassia calliantha Text Image PDF

5836.

CUL-DAR66.154 Note: [1877].08.11--[1877].08.25 Cabbage Pods — green / 10h 30 not very good bloom 6 cleaned & 6 Text Image

5837.

CUL-DAR66.155 Note: [1877].08.12--[1877].11.22 Imantophyllum miniatum / 11h green berries — very little bloom & when Text Image

5838.

CUL-DAR209.2.25 Note: 1877.08.13 Erythrina caffra Text Image

5839.

CUL-DAR209.1.61 Note: 1877.08.13 Lupinus pilosus / pubescens / nanus / speciosus / luteus / polyphyllus / Text Image

5840.

CUL-DAR66.156-157 Note: 1877.08.13--1877.11.22 Cotyledon (Echeveria) pulverulenta / old Plant Text Image

5841.

CUL-DAR66.158 Note: [1877].08.13--1878.02.01 Cotyledon orbiculata (var cristata) / 9h 30 — Cleaned both surfaces of 3 Text Image

5842.

CUL-DAR66.159 Note: [1877].08.13--1878.02.01 Echeverria farinosa / 10h 30 cleaned 4 leaves both surfaces Blue dots Text Image

5843.

CUL-DAR209.14.11 Note: 1877.08.15--1877.08.16 Averrhoa Text Image

5844.

CUL-DAR209.14.12-14 Note: 1877.08.15--1877.08.30 Averrhoa Text Image

5845.

CUL-DAR209.1.21 Note: 1877.08.15 Cassia caliantha / Another measurement by Horace Text Image

5846.

CUL-DAR209.10.67 Note: 1877.08.15 Horace Phaseolus vulgaris Text Image

5847.

CUL-DAR209.12.69 Note: [1877].08.15--[1877].08.26 Cassia calliantha [application of water] Text Image

5848.

CUL-DAR66.160 Note: 1877.08.15 Phaseolus vulgaris / I syringed some leaflets with water at 88°-89° Text Image

5849.

CUL-DAR209.12.140 Note: 1877.08.16 Erythrina caffra [application of water] Text Image

5850.

CUL-DAR209.10.68-69 Note: 1877.08.17 Dwarf Kidney Bean — Greenhouse Text Image

5851.

CUL-DAR209.12.176-178 Note: 1877.08.17--1877.10.22 Trifolium resupinatum [application of water] Text Image PDF

5852.

CUL-DAR209.12.70-71 Note: [1877].08.17--[1877].10.19 Cassia (`woolly') [application of water] Text Image PDF

5853.

CUL-DAR66.162 Note: 1877.08.17 Nicotiana glauca / Syringed 2 shoots which had gone well to sleep the Text Image

5854.

CUL-DAR66.163 Note: [1877].08.18--[1877].09.01 Crass[ula?] — Pods — not far from ripe / 5h p.m 12 pods cleaned & 12 Text Image

5855.

CUL-DAR66.164-164v Note: [1877].08.18--[1877].09.13 Yew Berries / 10h 45 10 cleaned delicately with tongue & lips & 10 not Text Image

5856.

CUL-DAR66.165 Note: [1877].08.18--[1877].08.25 Sea-kale youngish Pods in 3 Bottles — Bloom poor on pods [cleaned in Text Image

5857.

CUL-DAR66.161 Note: 1877.08.18 With fruits exposed to wind the drops wd roll off but in my experiments Text Image

5858.

CUL-DAR66.58 Note: 1877.08.19 Sea-kale leaf — Left side yellower as this side rested on ground it wd Text Image

5859.

CUL-DAR209.12.165 Note: 1877.08.20 Robinia Text Image

5860.

CUL-DAR64.2.39 Note: [1877.08.20--1881] Mr Farrer's Note-book on R[oman] Remains Text Image

5861.

CUL-DAR209.1.36-37 Note: 1877.08.21--1877.08.22 Coronilla minima / glauca [with diagrams] Text Image

5862.

CUL-DAR64.2.41 Note: 1877.08.21 [annotated diagrams] / We must remember that earth brought up by worms Text Image

5863.

CUL-DAR64.2.43-44 Note: 1877.08.21--1877.08.24 Roman Ruins / Worms / one worm at depth of 23 1/4 inches Text Image

5864.

CUL-DAR66.166 Note: 1877.08.21--1877.08.23 Coronilla minima & glauca & varius both surfaces silvery Text Image

5865.

CUL-DAR66.167 Note: 1877.08.21--1877.08.24 Hedysarum coronarius (French Honeysuckle white) all leaflets well silvery Text Image

5866.

CUL-DAR64.2.47-48 Note: 1877.08.22 [Roman Ruins / Worms continued] Text Image

5867.

CUL-DAR64.2.49 Note: 1877.08.23 Cirencester / (1) When the Roman pavement has been cleared & exposed do Text Image

5868.

CUL-DAR64.2.52 Note: [1877].08.24 What I found yesterday was bits of earth & concrete trodded firmly down Text Image

5869.

CUL-DAR66.168 Note: [1877].08.25 2h 50 4 grapes in 2 oz of water / bloom left on / over lamp / No result Text Image

5870.

CUL-DAR209.1.47 Note: 1877.08.26 Lotus ornithopodoides / peregrinus / aristata / gebelia / major / Text Image

5871.

CUL-DAR66.170 Note: 1877.08.27--1877.11.07 Erythrina corollodendron / Young but nearly full-sized leaves shook 2 for Text Image

5872.

CUL-DAR66.169 Note: 1877.08.27--1877.08.31 Arundo[?] donax[?] (2d trial) / 5h 30 pm in water 3 leaves cleaned right Text Image

5873.

CUL-DAR209.12.166 Note: 1877.08.28 Robinia pseudo-acacia Text Image

5874.

CUL-DAR209.12.73 Note: 1877.08.28--1877.09.13 Cassia floribunda [application of water] Text Image

5875.

CUL-DAR66.171 Note: 1877.08.28--1877.09.11 Erythrina caffra / 9h 15 (movements of leaves described elsewhere) / 4 Text Image

5876.

CUL-DAR66.173 Note: [1877].08.28--[1877].09.12 Lupinus mutabilis / 11h 30 stem well protected with bloom, easily rubbed Text Image

5877.

CUL-DAR66.174 Note: [1877].08.28--[1877].09.17 Ricinus & Fern / Ricinus rubbed off thick bloom upper young part of stem Text Image

5878.

CUL-DAR66.175 Note: [1877].08.28--[1877].09.11 Nicotiana glauca & Canna warscewiczii / 11h / Sponged stems upper part Text Image

5879.

CUL-DAR209.12.72 Note: 1877.08.29 The unnamed sp. of Cassia. Text Image

5880.

CUL-DAR66.172 Note: 1877.08.29--1877.09.10 Papaver somniferus large var purple flowers from field / 9h a.m / 6 pods Text Image

5881.

CUL-DAR66.176 Note: 1877.08.29--1877.12.12 Oenanthe pitulosa / 9h 15 a stem cleaned with sponge Text Image

5882.

CUL-DAR66.177 Note: 1877.08.29--1877.09.20 Oxalis sensitiva & Dripping [water] / 11h 30 / Leaf nearly full-grown & Text Image

5883.

CUL-DAR67.18 Note: [1877].08.29--[1877].10.13 Walcharen Broccoli cleaned / Half-grown leaf — when held up to light Text Image

5884.

CUL-DAR66.178 Note: [1877].08.30--[1877].10.30 Sea-kale & Red Cabbage / 11h 30 sponged petioles & put on sponge & gutta Text Image

5885.

CUL-DAR209.1.63 Note: 1877.08.31--1877.09.28 Lupinus pilosus [with diagrams] Text Image

5886.

CUL-DAR209.1.64-69 Note: 1877.08.31--1877.09.10 Lupinus pubescens [with diagram] Text Image

5887.

CUL-DAR209.14.144 Note: 1877.08.31--1877.09.08 Thalia dealbata Text Image

5888.

CUL-DAR209.12.167-170 Note: 1877.08.31--1877.09.07 Robinia pseudo-acacia [application of water] Text Image PDF

5889.

CUL-DAR66.179 Note: 1877.08.31--1877.09.13 Suaeda[?] fructicosa[?] (little leaves) / 5h pm / took fresh branch fine Text Image

5890.

CUL-DAR66.180 Note: 1877.08.31 I have been looking at some Harvest Plums they have very little bloom & Text Image

5891.

CUL-DAR66.181 Note: 1877.08.31--1877.09.17 Salicornia macrostachya / 5h pm / Sponged branch marked with white wool Text Image

5892.

CUL-DAR67.1 Note: [1877].09.01--[1877].09.20 Umbellifer in big woods (wild Angelica?) Angelica sylvestris Text Image

5893.

CUL-DAR209.1.72-73 Note: 1877.09.03--1877.09.27 Lupinus luteus [with diagrams] Text Image

5894.

CUL-DAR209.1.70 Note: [1877].09.03--[1877].09.04 Lupinus mutabilis [with diagrams] Text Image

5895.

CUL-DAR209.14.151-154 Note: 1877.09.03--1877.09.13 Tropaeolum minus / Tropaeolum canariense Text Image

5896.

CUL-DAR67.3 Note: 1877.09.03--1877.10.07 Averrhoa / I find if warm finger left for a few seconds a shade is Text Image

5897.

CUL-DAR67.4 Note: [1877].09.03--[1877].09.17 Sloes — bloom very imperfect owing to win[d] & rain Text Image

5898.

CUL-DAR209.1.71 Note: [1877].09.04 Lupinus menziesii (California) [with diagram] Text Image

5899.

CUL-DAR262.10.3 Note: 1877.09.05--1878.01.27 Worms [siting of measuring rod and stone, original had sketches] Image

5900.

CUL-DAR67.5 Note: 1877.09.05 Tropaeolum tuberosum / Waving for 3 min in water at 86°-84 did not Text Image

5901.

EH88206166 Note: 1877.09.05--1878.01.27 Worms [siting of measuring rod and stone, original had sketches]

5902.

CUL-DAR67.6 Note: 1877.09.06--1877.10.01 Oxalis purpurata Jaeger[?] (as named by Oliver at Kew) Text Image

5903.

CUL-DAR209.10.3 Note: 1877.09.07 Acacia farnesiana ─ at night [with diagrams] / Draft Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation (Table B), p. 123. Text Image

5904.

CUL-DAR209.10.1-2 Note: 1877.09.07 Acacia farnesiana [with diagrams] Text Image

5905.

CUL-DAR209.1.76 Note: [1877].09.08 Lupinus polyphyllus Text Image

5906.

CUL-DAR209.12.171-172 Note: 1877.09.08--1877.10.01 Robinia [application of water] Text Image PDF

5907.

CUL-DAR67.7 Note: 1877.09.08 Maranta anondinacea shook leaf & beating tip up & down & rubbing joint Text Image

5908.

CUL-DAR67.13 Note: 1877.09.09--1877.09.17 Oxalis corniculata / 11h 10 put 2 leaves supported on cork under dripping Text Image

5909.

CUL-DAR67.23-26 Note: 1877.09.09 Purple Sprouting Brocco[li] / Backhouse Broccoli / Savoy [Cabbage] / Red Text Image

5910.

CUL-DAR67.8 Note: 1877.09.09--1877.09.18 Pistia stratoides / 11h am rubbed with sponges 2 small spaces on 2 leaves Text Image

5911.

CUL-DAR209.1.77-78 Note: 1877.09.10--1877.09.11 Lupinus hartwegii [with diagrams] Text Image

5912.

CUL-DAR209.1.79-80 Note: [1877].09.11--[1877].10.06 Lupinus subcarnosus Text Image

5913.

CUL-DAR67.12 Note: 1877.09.11--1877.10.11 Amphicarpaea / (no bloom) 10h 50 pinned down 3 leaflets not very healthy Text Image

5914.

CUL-DAR67.9-10 Note: 1877.09.11--1877.11.06 Ripe purple grapes / Vinery / 5h pm sponged 8 & put other 8 with bloom in Text Image

5915.

CUL-DAR66.32 Note: 1877.09.12--1877.09.13 Passiflora gracilis (quite little plant) / syringed for about 2 [minutes] Text Image

5916.

CUL-DAR67.11 Note: [1877].09.12 Hedychium[?] / 9h 30 Clean bloom which shoots water well off for 3 or 4 Text Image

5917.

CUL-DAR67.14 Note: 1877.09.13--1877.09.14 Grapes in warm water / Ten cleaned & ten not cleaned ripe grapes weighed Text Image

5918.

CUL-DAR209.14.49 Note: 1877.09.14 Nicotiana glauca Text Image

5919.

CUL-DAR67.15 Note: [1877].09.14--[1877].09.23 Oxalis acetosella (dripping) / 9h 5 put one leaflet under drip on plant Text Image

5920.

CUL-DAR209.1.23 Note: 1877.09.16--1877.09.18 Cassia caliantha Text Image

5921.

CUL-DAR209.2.111 Note: 1877.09.17 Mimosa albida Text Image

5922.

CUL-DAR67.17 Note: [1877].09.17--[1877].09.24 Yew — Berries for Endosmosis[?] / 5h 10 pm / 10 with bloom & tongued & Text Image

5923.

CUL-DAR209.1.137 Note: 1877.09.19 Trifolium resupinatum Text Image

5924.

CUL-DAR67.27 Note: 1877.09.20 The case of difference of size of stomata shape of epidermic cells & Text Image

5925.

CUL-DAR68.158 Note: [1877].09.20--[1877].09.25 Acacia cultriformis / 5h 15 pm / 2 twigs of nearly equal size all leaflets Text Image

5926.

CUL-DAR209.1.48 Note: 1877.09.21--1877.09.23 Lotus peregrinus Text Image

5927.

CUL-DAR209.9.58 Note: 1877.09.21 Radiation/ Trifolium resupinatum/ Cassia floribunda Text Image

5928.

CUL-DAR68.95-102 Note: 1877.09.22--1877.10.06 Effects of shaking stem for 2 [minutes] of Plants which go to sleep [with Text Image

5929.

CUL-DAR67.29 Note: 1877.09.23--1877.10.07 Oxalis sensitiva / 8h 40 put a young leaf under drip height of fall 16 Text Image

5930.

CUL-DAR209.4.100 Note: 1877.09.24--1877.09.26 Cassia Text Image

5931.

CUL-DAR67.30 Note: 1877.09.24--1877.10.29 Lotus ornithopodoides / 11h sponged 6 leaflets & pinned on cork with Text Image

5932.

CUL-DAR67.33 Note: [1877].09.26--[1877].10.18 Yew / 10h 45 10 cleaned & 10 with bloom to be syringed [observations on Text Image

5933.

CUL-DAR209.4.107 Note: 1877.09.29 Cassia Text Image

5934.

CUL-DAR209.1.140 Note: 1877.09.30--1877.10.02 Trifolium repens Text Image

5935.

CUL-DAR209.1.112 Note: [1877].10.01 Melilotus officinalis Text Image

5936.

CUL-DAR209.1.107 Note: 1877.10.02--1877.10.03 Melilotus messanensis Text Image

5937.

CUL-DAR67.32 Note: 1877.10.02--1877.10.14 Grapes ripe 2d lot[?] / 4h.50 p.m / F[rank] cleaned 12 grapes & 12 with Text Image

5938.

CUL-DAR209.1.113 Note: 1877.10.03--1877.10.04 Melilotus italica Text Image

5939.

CUL-DAR209.12.19-20 Note: 1877.10.03--1877.11.07 Acacia (Queensland var) [application of water] Text Image PDF

5940.

CUL-DAR68.86 Note: 1877.10.03--1877.11.07 Mertensia maritima / 11h a.m cleaned very gently with very soft sponge Text Image

5941.

CUL-DAR67.34 Note: 1877.10.03--1877.10.29 Crinum capense / 11h 30 cleaned space in 2 leaves & placed little pools Text Image

5942.

CUL-DAR209.14.66 Note: 1877.10.04--1877.10.05 Oxalis acetosella Text Image

5943.

CUL-DAR67.31 Note: 1877.10.04--1877.11.13 Damsons / 5h pm cleaned 6 & left 6 with bloom, but not at all good bloom Text Image

5944.

CUL-DAR67.35 Note: 1877.10.04 Oxalis purpurata — shook 2 leaves very large & small one & leaflets of Text Image

5945.

CUL-DAR209.1.81-82 Note: 1877.10.05--1877.10.11 Lupinus arboreus Text Image

5946.

CUL-DAR209.14.40-41 Note: 1877.10.06--1877.10.07 Marsilea quadrifolia Text Image

5947.

CUL-DAR209.4.52-53 Note: 1877.10.07 Cotyledons of Cabbage Text Image

5948.

CUL-DAR67.36 Note: [1877].10.07--[1877].10.18 Ripe Grapes Frank (cleaned) / 10 cleaned with warm water Text Image

5949.

CUL-DAR209.1.127-128 Note: 1877.10.08--1877.10.10 Robinia pseudo-acacia Text Image

5950.

CUL-DAR209.4.344 Note: 1877.10.09--1877.10.10 Primula sinensis Text Image

5951.

CUL-DAR209.1.93-96 Note: 1877.10.11--1877.10.14 Lupinus speciosus, summary Text Image

5952.

CUL-DAR209.14.45-46 Note: [1877].10.11 Marsilea [quadrifolia] / Proof sheet of Forms of flowers, p. 63, published p. 123. Text Image

5953.

CUL-DAR209.14.102-104 Note: 1877.10.12--1877.10.15 Passiflora gracilis / Proof sheet of Forms of flowers, p. 64, published p. 125. Text Image

5954.

CUL-DAR209.14.99 Note: 1877.10.12--1877.10.15 Passiflora gracilis Text Image

5955.

CUL-DAR209.4.356 Note: 1877.10.13 Primula sinensis Text Image

5956.

CUL-DAR209.4.109 Note: 1877.10.13 Cauliflower Text Image

5957.

CUL-DAR209.4.357 Note: 1877.10.15--1877.10.17 Primula sinensis Text Image

5958.

CUL-DAR209.4.36 Note: 1877.10.15 Avena Text Image

5959.

CUL-DAR209.4.210-214 Note: 1877.10.15--1877.10.23 Lupinus luteus Text Image

5960.

CUL-DAR209.4.112 Note: 1877.10.15--1877.10.16 Cauliflower Text Image

5961.

CUL-DAR209.1.114 Note: 1877.10.16 Melilotus messanensis Text Image

5962.

CUL-DAR209.4.175-176 Note: [1877].10.17--[1877].10.22 Ipomoea nil Text Image

5963.

CUL-DAR209.4.62 Note: 1877.10.19 Cabbage (red) Text Image

5964.

CUL-DAR209.4.151 Note: 1877.10.22--1877.10.23 Genista fragrans Text Image

5965.

CUL-DAR209.1.115 Note: 1877.10.24 Melilotus officinalis Text Image

5966.

CUL-DAR209.1.116 Note: 1877.10.24 Melilotus officinalis. Proof sheet of Different forms of flowers, p. 62. Image

5967.

CUL-DAR209.1.118 Note: 1877.10.25 Melilotus officinalis Text Image

5968.

CUL-DAR209.4.232 Note: 1877.10.29 Lupinus luteus Text Image

5969.

CUL-DAR209.14.75 Note: 1877.10.29 Oxalis acetosella Text Image

5970.

CUL-DAR53.2.109 Note: 1877.10.29 The habit of nutation that is of going on one side & then on another & so Text Image

5971.

CUL-DAR209.4.293 Note: 1877.10.30 Nephrodium molle Text Image

5972.

CUL-DAR209.11.84 Note: 1877.10.30--1877.11.12 Passiflora gracilis Text Image PDF

5973.

CUL-DAR209.11.88-89 Note: 1877.10.30--1877.11.12 Passiflora gracilis / Proof sheet of Forms of flowers, p. 32, published p. 61. Text Image PDF

5974.

CUL-DAR209.4.20 Note: 1877.10.30--1877.10.31 Allium cepa Text Image

5975.

CUL-DAR209.4.245 Note: 1877.10.31--1877.11.03 Marchantia Text Image

5976.

CUL-DAR64.2.59-62 Note: [1877.11.00] Chedworth / Level pavement — 8 in concrete over hypocaust — tree makes Text Image

5977.

SHC-9609.4.3.2 Note: 1877.11.00 Notebook on books read etc. Text Image

5978.

CUL-DAR209.4.251-254 Note: 1877.11.02--1877.11.13 Marrow Text Image

5979.

CUL-DAR209.1.145-146 Note: 1877.11.03--1877.11.06 Trifolium resupinatum Text Image

5980.

CUL-DAR209.4.40 Note: 1877.11.03 Avena [with diagram stuck on] Text Image

5981.

CUL-DAR209.4.42-43 Note: 1877.11.03--1877.11.10 Common Beet Beta vulgaris Text Image

5982.

CUL-DAR209.12.74 Note: 1877.11.07 Cassia tosa [application of water] Text Image PDF

5983.

CUL-DAR209.4.94 Note: 1877.11.08--1877.11.09 Canna warscewiczii Text Image

5984.

CUL-DAR209.12.26 Note: [1877].11.08--[1877].11.09 Acacia farnesiana [application of water] Text Image

5985.

CUL-DAR67.37 Note: 1877.11.09--1877.11.14 Acacia like cultriformis but distinct from Kew / One branched with Text Image

5986.

CUL-DAR209.4.66 Note: 1877.11.10 Cabbage (red) Text Image

5987.

CUL-DAR209.4.70-72 Note: 1877.11.10--1877.11.13 Cabbage (red) Text Image

5988.

CUL-DAR63.35 Note: 1877.11.10--1877.11.12 Worms / After very violent rain & strong wind the castings on lawn seemed Text Image

5989.

CUL-DAR209.12.34 Note: 1877.11.14 Cabbage (red) [application of chloroform] Text Image

5990.

CUL-DAR64.2.54-57 Note: [1877].11.14 Barton Pavement / Floor below level of ground Text Image

5991.

CUL-DAR64.2.58 Note: 1877.11.14 The Barton Pavement Cirencester / Large pavement entirely roofed over Text Image

5992.

CUL-DAR209.9.94-102 Note: 1877.11.15--1878.12.29 Sleep of cotyledons [connected notes on various species] Text Image

5993.

CUL-DAR64.2.78-80 Note: 1877.11.15 Chedworth / Remains discovered in 1866 & I think excavated then Text Image

5994.

CUL-Add.7831.2 Note: 1877.11.17 [Recollection of Darwin's honorary LLD degree]. Diary. Text

5995.

CUL-DAR140.1.24 Note: 1877.11.20 (a poem) Text Image PDF

5996.

CUL-DAR209.4.182 Note: 1877.11.20--1877.11.21 Ipomoea nil Text Image

5997.

CUL-DAR209.4.297 Note: 1877.11.20 Nolana prostrata Text Image

5998.

CUL-DAR209.12.24-25 Note: [1877].11.20--[1877].11.24 Acacia farnesiana [application of water] [with diagrams] Text Image

5999.

CUL-DAR209.4.196 Note: 1877.11.20--1877.11.21 Lathyrus nissolia Image

6000.

CUL-DAR209.4.199-200 Note: 1877.11.20--1877.11.26 Lathyrus nissolia [with diagram attached] Text Image

6001.

CUL-DAR133.19.26 Note: 1877.11.21 Solanum palinacanthum / Flowers dried sent by F Müller Text Image

6002.

CUL-DAR209.14.37-38 Note: 1877.11.23 Maranta Text Image

6003.

CUL-DAR209.2.118 Note: 1877.11.23 Mimosa pudica, cotyledons of [application of water] Text Image

6004.

CUL-DAR209.4.73-74 Note: 1877.11.25--1877.11.27 Cress reobserved / Red Cabbage Text Image

6005.

CUL-DAR209.4.74v Note: 1877.11.25--1877.11.27 Mustard Text Image

6006.

CUL-DAR209.4.335 Note: 1877.11.25 Pinus pinaster Text Image

6007.

CUL-DAR209.4.325 Note: 1877.11.26 Canary-grass Text Image

6008.

CUL-DAR209.4.366 Note: 1877.11.26 Radish Text Image

6009.

CUL-DAR67.38 Note: 1877.11.26--1878.01.24 Neptunia oleracea / Cot[yledon]s almost open — scratched 1 for about 1 Text Image

6010.

CUL-DAR209.4.51 Note: 1877.11.27--1877.11.29 Beet seedlings Beta vulgaris Text Image

6011.

CUL-DAR209.4.29 Note: 1877.11.29--1877.11.30 Asparagus canariensis Text Image

6012.

CUL-DAR67.39 Note: 1877.11.29 There is no bloom or power of repelling water on the cotyledons of the Cabbage Text Image

6013.

CUL-DAR209.8.4 Note: 1877.12.00 Avena Text Image

6014.

CUL-DAR209.8.29-32 Note: 1877.12.11--1878.01.16 Beta vulgaris [application of olive oil] Text Image

6015.

CUL-DAR209.2.119 Note: 1877.12.12 Mimosa pudica Text Image

6016.

CUL-DAR209.4.184 Note: [1877].12.12 Ipomoea nil Text Image

6017.

CUL-DAR67.40 Note: 1877.12.12--1878.01.02 Neptunia oleracea / The first time compound leaf has no bloom & was not Text Image

6018.

CUL-DAR67.41 Note: 1877.12.12--1878.01.26 Nicotiana glauca / 11h am / cleaned with tepid sponge 2 young stems & put Text Image

6019.

CUL-DAR209.4.328 Note: 1877.12.13 Phalaris Text Image

6020.

CUL-DAR64.1.12 Note: 1877.12.15--1877.12.18 Sandwalk pot of red argillaceous sand several worms at depth of 30 1/2 Text Image

6021.

CUL-DAR209.4.75 Note: 1877.12.16 Red Cabbage— Movement of Cots under ground. Text Image

6022.

CUL-DAR209.4.307 Note: 1877.12.17--1877.12.18 Orange gourd Text Image

6023.

CUL-DAR209.8.44-46 Note: 1877.12.17--1878.01.04 Cabbage (red) Text Image

6024.

CUL-DAR209.4.399-402 Note: 1877.12.18--1877.12.30 Vicia faba Text Image

6025.

CUL-DAR86.B27 Note: 1877.12.21 Pfeffer in letter to F[rank] & in essays on Osmotische urges that it is not Text Image

6026.

CUL-DAR209.4.78-79 Note: 1877.12.23--1877.12.25 Cabbage (red) Text Image

6027.

CUL-DAR209.4.332 Note: 1877.12.23 Phalaris Text Image

6028.

CUL-DAR209.8.73-76 Note: 1877.12.24--1878.01.01 Phalaris Text Image

6029.

CUL-DAR209.4.26 Note: 1877.12.25--1877.12.26 Asparagus Text Image

6030.

CUL-DAR209.12.27 Note: 1877.12.25--1877.12.28 Acacia lophantha [application of water] Text Image PDF

6031.

CUL-DAR209.8.5-16 Note: 1877.12.27--1878.01.30 Avena Text Image

6032.

CUL-DAR209.7.69 Note: 1877.12.30 Mesembryanthemum tricolor & mignonette Text Image

6033.

CUL-DAR209.4.416 Note: 1877.12.31--1878.01.01 Vicia faba Text Image

6034.

CUL-DAR209.6.172-173 Note: 1877.12.31--1878.02.06 Sleep of Cotyledon Image

6035.

CUL-DAR209.6.174 Note: 1877.12.31--1878.02.06 [Sleep of Cotyledon] / Proof sheet of Forms of flowers, p. 166 Image

6036.

CUL-DAR209.4.334 Note: [1877?--1878?] Phaseolus Text Image

6037.

CUL-DAR209.12.3 Note: [1877?] Lists of Acacia and Eucalyptus species copied by Thiselton-Dyer. Text Image

6038.

CUL-DAR210.11.9 Note: [1877?] memo: (Sale of main works which Darwin Charles Robert annotates: 'I believe 1877') Image

6039.

CUL-DAR210.14.210 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] State papers (Domestic) Image

6040.

CUL-DAR210.14.211 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] Roy. Comp. papers. XLV p. 663 Image

6041.

CUL-DAR210.14.212 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] [extracts from parish registers beginning] Chas Howard & Ann Abbott / Copied by WD Fox 15.09.1830 Image

6042.

CUL-DAR210.14.213 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] [gravestone inscriptions] Image

6043.

CUL-DAR210.14.214 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] Pedigree of Rous Image

6044.

CUL-DAR210.14.215 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] Wedgwood, Ford & Burslem [pedigree information] Image

6045.

CUL-DAR210.14.216 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] Staffordshire heraldic visitation 1663-4 Image

6046.

CUL-DAR210.14.218 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] Official search in the feet of fines 1679-1700, re `Darwin' Image

6047.

CUL-DAR210.14.221 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] Wray pedigree

6048.

CUL-DAR210.14.222 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] [extracts from parish registers 1688-1701] Image

6049.

CUL-DAR210.14.223 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] [concerning coats-of-arms, Allen, Sacheveral etc]

6050.

CUL-DAR210.14.227 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] [extracts from registers: `Darwyn' estates, 17th century]

6051.

CUL-DAR210.14.229 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] Newdgate-Parker pedigree, 1681ff

6052.

CUL-DAR210.14.231 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] In a letter from Susanna Wesley

6053.

CUL-DAR210.14.242 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] Recipes from manuscript book from Elston of 1652

6054.

CUL-DAR210.14.244 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] [re special recipes from 18th century]

6055.

CUL-DAR210.14.246 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] [re Galton family births 1808-1822] Image

6056.

CUL-DAR210.14.247 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] Turton pedigree Image

6057.

CUL-DAR210.14.249 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] [items from fines registers 1634-1765 re Abbott, Bayley, and others] Image

6058.

CUL-DAR210.14.251 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] Notes on a book re Oxburgh

6059.

CUL-DAR210.14.254 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] Notes on Reynolds

6060.

CUL-DAR227.8.108 Note: [1870s.late?--1890s?] Anna Catharina Congreve [pedigree information]

6061.

CUL-DAR227.8.63 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] [extracts from Seward-Whalley correspondence]

6062.

CUL-DAR227.8.13 Note: [1870s.late?--1900s?] [Wedgwood pedigree information, 1734-1800]

6063.

CUL-DAR60.1.71 Note: [1877?].09.14 in the specimen of Drosera placed in weak N[itrate] of Silver (1 gr to Text Image

6064.

CUL-DAR209.2.113-117 Note: [1877?].09.19 Mimosa [with diagrams] Text Image

6065.

CUL-DAR209.4.233 Note: [1877?].10.02 Lychnis githago Text Image

6066.

CUL-DAR209.4.381 Note: [1877?].10.17 Tomato Text Image

6067.

CUL-DAR209.14.54 Note: [1877?].10.17 Pulvinus Nicotiana rustica Text Image

6068.

CUL-DAR209.4.117 Note: [1877?].10.19 Cerinthe major Text Image

6069.

CUL-DAR209.4.119 Note: [1877?].10.20 Cerinthe major Text Image

6070.

CUL-DAR209.4.122 Note: [1877?].10.20 Cerinthe major Text Image

6071.

CUL-DAR209.4.124 Note: [1877?].10.23 Cerinthe major Text Image

6072.

CUL-DAR209.4.387 Note: [1877?].10.24 Tomato Text Image

6073.

CUL-DAR209.4.125 Note: [1877?].10.25 Cerinthe major Text Image

6074.

CUL-DAR209.4.239 Note: [1877?].10.31 Lycopodium (Selaginella) Text Image

6075.

CUL-DAR209.10.4-5 Note: [1877?].12.12 Medicago marina asleep / awake / [Fig] F 175 / [Envelope] Text Image

6076.

CUL-DAR209.4.368-369 Note: [1877?].12.13--[1877?].12.18 Solanum palinacanthum Text Image

6077.

CUL-DAR209.4.394 Note: [1877?].12.17--[1877?].12.18 Tropaeolum Text Image

6078.

CUL-DAR209.8.66-67 Note: [1877?].12.30 Entoca viscida Text Image

6079.

BL-Add.54224f.197 Note: 1878 Signature

6080.

CUL-DAR139.1.1 Note: 1878--1881 John Murray accounts on sales of Darwin's books Image

6081.

CUL-DAR209.5 Note: 1878--1880 [All of DAR209.5 in one sequence of 332 images] Image

6082.

CUL-DAR209.2.26 Note: [1878] Frank at Wurzburg Erytherina spathaea / princepa / all 3 leaflets drop down vertically Image

6083.

CUL-DAR209.13.18 Note: [1878] Thalia [application of chloroform] Text Image

6084.

CUL-DAR209.12.160 Note: [1878] Polypodium aureum [with samples in envelope] Text Image

6085.

CUL-DAR209.1.53 Note: [1878] Frank at Wurzburg / Lotus gebelia sleep like other Lotuses Text Image

6086.

CUL-DAR209.6 Note: 1878--1880 [All of DAR209.6 in one sequence of 312 images] Image

6087.

CUL-DAR209.14.182 Note: [Undated] (Miscellaneous) Frank says Porliera - letter received 17 July 1878 plant in open ground after several days of rain as open or awake as the plant in pot Image

6088.

CUL-DAR209.14.34 Note: [1878] Gossypium Text Image

6089.

CUL-DAR209.14.89 Note: [1878] Frank at Wurzburg Ox. latifolia like O. acetosella O. variabilis do, but has 4 leaflets Text Image

6090.

CUL-DAR209.3.14 Note: 1878 Drosera rotundifolia Text Image

6091.

CUL-DAR209.7 Note: 1878--1879 [All of DAR209.7 in one sequence of 219 images] Image

6092.

CUL-DAR210.11.25 Note: [[1878--1879]] presentation copies - `Erasmus'

6093.

CUL-DAR210.11.13 Note: 1878 memo: Accounts re 'Insectivorous plants', 'Fertilisation', 'Climbing plants', 'Expression', 'Variation', 'Origin', and Müller J.F.T 'Facts for Darwin' from 1876 to June 1878 Image

6094.

CUL-DAR210.11.14 Note: [1878] memo: (Sale of main works) Image

6095.

CUL-DAR242[.42] Note: 1878 [Emma Darwin's diary for: 1878] Text Image

6096.

CUL-DAR250.19 Note: 1878--1879 diary

6097.

CUL-DAR252.1 Note: [1878--1908] Catalogue of Charles Robert Darwin's pamphlet collection: [General] A-F

6098.

CUL-DAR252.2 Note: [1878--1908] Catalogue of Charles Robert Darwin's pamphlet collection: [General] G-M

6099.

CUL-DAR252.3 Note: [1878--1908] Catalogue of Charles Robert Darwin's pamphlet collection: [General] N-Z

6100.

CUL-DAR252.4 Note: [1878--1908] Catalogue of Charles Robert Darwin's pamphlet collection: (addenda) Text

6101.

CUL-DAR252.5 Note: [1878--1908] Catalogue of Charles Robert Darwin's pamphlet collection: Quarto Text

6102.

CUL-DAR262.10.7 Note: 1878--1896 Wormograph [measurements and observations] Image

6103.

CUL-DAR262.10.8 Note: 1878--1883 [Wormograph, measurements and observations] Image

6104.

CUL-DAR53.2.15 Note: [1878] 6: Crichton Browne / Photos of the Insane Text Image

6105.

CUL-DAR53.2.16 Note: [1878] 7: Photos, American, of infants & dogs Text Image

6106.

CUL-DAR53.2.17 Note: [1878] 8: Photos 4 from Mrs Rejlander Text Image

6107.

CUL-DAR53.2.18 Note: [1878] 9: Interjections Text Image

6108.

CUL-DAR66.22v Note: [Undated] The astounding Thunder storm of yesterday did not wash off bloom of plums Text Image

6109.

CUL-DAR53.2.14 Note: [1878] 5: Photos from Elliot & Fry September 1878 Text Image

6110.

CUL-DAR69.B28 Note: 1878 "Scraps for 2nd edition of Cross and self fertilisation fertilisation in the Vegetable Kingdom (1878)" Text Image

6111.

EH88206170 Note: 1878--1896 Wormograph [measurements and observations]

6112.

EH88206171 Note: 1878--1883 [Wormograph, measurements and observations]

6113.

KEW-Inwards-Books-4 Note: 1878--1883 Inwards Books (plants coming into Kew):- 4/ 1878-1883

6114.

CUL-DAR209.12.88 Note: [1878.01.00] Cotyledon pulverulenta / Cotyledon orbicularis Text Image PDF

6115.

CUL-DAR209.11.130 Note: 1878.01.02 Phaseolus [application of caustic] Text Image

6116.

CUL-DAR209.4.420 Note: [1878].01.02 Vicia faba Text Image

6117.

CUL-DAR209.2.120 Note: 1878.01.02--1878.01.05 Mimosa pudica [application of water] Text Image

6118.

CUL-DAR209.4.82 Note: 1878.01.03--1878.01.04 Cabbage (red) Text Image

6119.

CUL-DAR209.8.61 Note: 1878.01.03 Celery Text Image

6120.

CUL-DAR209.8.77-78 Note: 1878.01.05 Phalaris Text Image

6121.

CUL-DAR209.8.68 Note: 1878.01.06 Entoca viscida [application of olive oil, lamp-black] Text Image

6122.

CUL-DAR209.11.4 Note: 1878.01.09 Avena Text Image

6123.

CUL-DAR209.8.69 Note: 1878.01.09 Entoca viscida [application of olive oil, lamp-black] / Proof sheet of Forms of flowers Text Image

6124.

CUL-DAR209.8.79-80 Note: 1878.01.12--1878.01.13 Phalaris (Canary grass) Text Image

6125.

CUL-DAR209.8.47-48 Note: [1878].01.13--[1878].01.14 Cabbage (red) Text Image

6126.

CUL-DAR209.4.269 Note: 1878.01.15--1878.01.16 Marrow Text Image

6127.

CUL-DAR209.4.185-186 Note: 1878.01.15--1878.01.20 Ipomoea nil Text Image

6128.

CUL-DAR209.8.49 Note: 1878.01.15 Red Cabbage Text Image

6129.

CUL-DAR209.8.62 Note: [1878].01.16 Celery Text Image

6130.

CUL-DAR209.2.1 Note: 1878.01.22--1878.01.23 Desmodium gyrans Text Image

6131.

CUL-DAR67.42 Note: 1878.01.24 Oxalis corniculatus / Cotyledons no bloom first time is trifoliate & has Text Image

6132.

CUL-DAR209.12.78 Note: [1878].01.26--[1878].02.16 Cassia glauca [application of water] Text Image

6133.

CUL-DAR209.8.81-82 Note: 1878.01.29 Phalaris Text Image

6134.

CUL-DAR209.9.72-92 Note: 1878.02.00--1878.03.00 Radiation Cassia (various) / Cytisus / Oxalis (various) / Lotus Text Image

6135.

CUL-DAR209.4.131 Note: [1878].02.01 Corylus avellana Text Image

6136.

CUL-DAR68.57 Note: 1878.02.03 The Glaucium Hooker has compared leaves with Herbarium & concludes that Text Image

6137.

CUL-DAR209.1.54 Note: 1878.02.08 Lotus Jacoboeus Text Image

6138.

CUL-DAR67.43 Note: 1878.02.08 If bloom serves to prevent evaporation & it must always thus act (whether Text Image

6139.

CUL-DAR67.44 Note: 1878.02.09 Trifolium subterraneum — no bloom on cotyledons Text Image

6140.

CUL-DAR209.1.120 Note: 1878.02.10 Melilotus taurica Text Image

6141.

CUL-DAR211.99 Note: 1878.02.10 Frank at Kew / Exosmos[is?] of Thalia dealbata Text Image

6142.

CUL-DAR209.4.93 Note: 1878.02.14 Cabbage (red) Text Image

6143.

CUL-DAR67.56 Note: 1878.02.15 Acacia brachybotryx var glaucophylla — sponged 6 leaves with tepid water Text Image

6144.

CUL-DAR209.10.65 Note: [1878].02.16 Neptunia oleracea (Sleep) Text Image

6145.

CUL-DAR67.45 Note: 1878.02.16 In Hot-House / Sleep of Oxalis — new species Text Image

6146.

CUL-DAR68.58 Note: 1878.02.19--1878.03.05 Sea-kale / no bloom on cotyledons which keep closed for some days after Text Image

6147.

CUL-DAR68.60 Note: 1878.02.22--1878.03.06 Mertensia maritima / 2 seedlings no bloom on Cots or on first true hairy Text Image

6148.

CUL-DAR67.46 Note: 1878.02.23 Trifolium subterraneum / Cotyledons increase greatly in size & become Text Image

6149.

CUL-DAR209.4.25 Note: 1878.03.06 Allium cepa Text Image

6150.

CUL-DAR67.50 Note: 1878.03.06--1878.03.13 Oxalis valdiviana first true trifoliate leaf with good bloom Text Image

6151.

CUL-DAR67.51 Note: 1878.03.06--1878.06.18 Trifolium strictum / F[rank] showed that Cot[yledon]s stood up almost Text Image

6152.

CUL-DAR209.3.260 Note: 1878.03.07--1878.03.11 Pelargonium zonale Text Image

6153.

CUL-DAR209.3.281 Note: 1878.03.07--1878.03.11 Plumbago capensis Text Image

6154.

CUL-DAR209.3.137 Note: 1878.03.09--1878.03.11 Cyperus alternifolius Text Image

6155.

CUL-DAR209.14.22 Note: 1878.03.11 Euphorbia jacquiniflora Text Image

6156.

CUL-DAR209.11.46 Note: 1878.03.12--1878.03.14 Cytisus fragrans Text Image

6157.

CUL-DAR209.11.102 Note: 1878.03.12--1878.03.15 Quercus americanus Text Image PDF

6158.

CUL-DAR209.11.103 Note: 1878.03.12--1878.03.15 Oak American Apogeotropism / Instructions for printers of Cross and self fertilisation (fragment). Text Image

6159.

CUL-DAR209.11.39 Note: 1878.03.16--1878.03.17 Cucurbita ovifera Text Image

6160.

CUL-DAR209.7.47-49 Note: [1878].03.16--[1878].03.28 Cyclamen persicum Text Image

6161.

CUL-DAR209.11.49 Note: 1878.03.18--1878.03.21 Lilium auretum Text Image

6162.

CUL-DAR209.11.5 Note: [1878].03.20--[1878].03.21 Avena Text Image

6163.

CUL-DAR209.12.124-125 Note: 1878.03.20--1878.05.14 Desmodium gyrans [application of water] Text Image PDF

6164.

CUL-DAR209.9.93 Note: 1878.03.23--1878.03.25 Sleep of cotyledons / List of seedling plants Text Image

6165.

CUL-DAR209.11.42 Note: 1878.03.27 Cucurbita ovifera Text Image

6166.

CUL-DAR209.1.121 Note: [1878].03.27 Melilotus petitpierreana Text Image

6167.

CUL-DAR209.1.150 Note: [1878].03.29 Trifolium subterraneum Text Image

6168.

CUL-DAR209.11.22 Note: 1878.04.04 Cabbage (red) Text Image

6169.

CUL-DAR209.11.23 Note: 1878.04.04 Cabbage (red) Apogeotropism /Red Cabbage Seedlings with young Cotyledons Text Image

6170.

CUL-DAR209.11.91 Note: 1878.04.04 Phalaris Text Image

6171.

CUL-DAR209.12.79 Note: 1878.04.04--1878.04.05 Cassia bicapsularis Text Image

6172.

CUL-DAR209.11.25 Note: 1878.04.05 Cabbage (red) Text Image

6173.

CUL-DAR209.11.94 Note: 1878.04.05 Phalaris Text Image

6174.

CUL-DAR209.2.122-123 Note: 1878.04.05--1878.04.17 Mimosa albida [application of water, ether] Text Image

6175.

CUL-DAR209.8.70-71 Note: 1878.04.05 Helianthus annuus [application of Indian ink] Text Image

6176.

CUL-DAR209.4.150 Note: 1878.04.07 Cyclamen persicum Text Image

6177.

CUL-DAR209.6.152-153 Note: 1878.04.09--1878.04.13 Oxalis valdiviana Text Image

6178.

CUL-DAR209.2.2 Note: 1878.04.16 Desmodium gyrans [with diagram] Text Image

6179.

CUL-DAR209.5.9 Note: [1878].04.16 Radicle of Bean Text Image

6180.

CUL-DAR209.6.60 Note: 1878.04.18 Citrus aurantium Text Image

6181.

CUL-DAR209.6.8 Note: 1878.04.20 Acanthus mollis Text Image

6182.

CUL-DAR209.1.25-26 Note: [1878].04.21--[1878].05.28 Cassia mimosoides Text Image

6183.

CUL-DAR162.109 Note: 1878.04.23 Mimosa pudica (& albida). (a memo) Text Image

6184.

CUL-DAR209.5.6-7 Note: [1878].04.23--[1878].04.24 Radicle of Bean Image

6185.

CUL-DAR209.5.8 Note: [1878].04.25 Beans Radical as Hook How long radicles? / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation. Text Image

6186.

CUL-DAR209.5.193-195 Note: 1878.04.25--1878.06.11 Radishes Text Image

6187.

CUL-DAR209.6.159 Note: 1878.04.29 Pteris aquilina the rachis breaks through the ground in a bowed shape & so I believe it is with many other Ferns. Text Image

6188.

CUL-DAR209.6.9 Note: 1878.05.14 Acanthus mollis Text Image

6189.

CUL-DAR209.5.10 Note: [1878].05.15 Beans Temperature at which Radicles were kept / Proof sheet of Forms of flowers. Image

6190.

CUL-DAR209.5.11-14 Note: 1878.05.17--1878.05.18 Radicle of Beans sensitiveness Image

6191.

CUL-DAR209.11.80 Note: 1878.05.17--1878.05.18 Oxalis carnosa Text Image

6192.

CUL-DAR209.3.201-203 Note: 1878.05.19--1878.05.21 Strawberry Stolon Text Image

6193.

CUL-DAR209.5.15-17 Note: [1878].05.19--[1878].05.20 Beans with long radicles Image

6194.

CUL-DAR67.52 Note: 1878.05.20--1878.07.17 Iris Blue-flowered (By Solomon's Seal) / sponged 4 leaves both sides with Text Image

6195.

CUL-DAR209.5.19-20 Note: [1878].05.22--[1878].05.23 Beans / Radicles Image

6196.

CUL-DAR68.53 Note: 1878.05.23 Trifolium subterraneum / Sleeps like all other Clovers — viewed from Text Image

6197.

CUL-DAR209.5.132-139 Note: 1878.05.24--1878.07.16 Radicles of Peas [with diagrams] Image

6198.

CUL-DAR209.5.21-22 Note: 1878.05.24--1878.05.26 Beans / Roots on surface of water Text Image

6199.

CUL-DAR209.14.114 Note: 1878.05.25 Sida coronifolia Text Image

6200.

CUL-DAR209.5.23 Note: [1878].05.25--[1878].05.26 Beans / Secondary Roots Image

6201.

CUL-DAR209.5.24-25 Note: [1878].05.25--[1878].05.28 Beans / Slicing Image

6202.

CUL-DAR209.11.212 Note: 1878.05.26--1878.05.27 Amphicarpaea monoica Text Image PDF

6203.

CUL-DAR209.4.141 Note: 1878.05.26--1878.05.28 Cycas pectinata Image

6204.

CUL-DAR209.5.26-29 Note: [1878].05.27--[1878].05.31 Radicles long of Beans extended horizontally Image

6205.

CUL-DAR209.3.223 Note: 1878.05.28--1878.05.29 Iris pseudo-acorus Text Image

6206.

CUL-DAR209.3.225-226 Note: 1878.05.28--1878.05.29 Leaf of Iris pseudo-acorus / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation, p. 124, published p. 245. Text Image

6207.

CUL-DAR209.4.298 Note: 1878.05.28--1878.05.31 Opuntia basilaris Text Image

6208.

CUL-DAR209.12.28 Note: 1878.05.28 Acacia lophantha Text Image

6209.

CUL-DAR209.6.59 Note: 1878.05.29 Cercus[?] landbeckii Text Image

6210.

CUL-DAR209.14.115-116 Note: [1878].05.30 Sida coronifolia Text Image

6211.

CUL-DAR209.11.58 Note: 1878.05.31--1878.06.03 Oxalis acetosella Text Image

6212.

CUL-DAR209.2.125 Note: 1878.06.00 Mimosa albida Text Image

6213.

CUL-DAR209.4.205 Note: 1878.06.01--1878.06.04 Lotus Jacoboeus Text Image

6214.

CUL-DAR209.3.131 Note: 1878.06.02--1878.06.05 Cyclamen panicum Text Image

6215.

CUL-DAR209.3.16 Note: 1878.06.02 Pinus pinaster Text Image

6216.

CUL-DAR209.11.113 Note: 1878.06.03 Verbena Text Image

6217.

CUL-DAR209.3.310 Note: 1878.06.05--1878.06.07 Verbena herbaceous scarlet-flowered Text Image

6218.

CUL-DAR209.3.311 Note: 1878.06.05--1878.06.07 Verbena common sweet-smelling leaves / Proof sheet of Cross and self fertilisation. Text Image

6219.

CUL-DAR209.6.40 Note: 1878.06.05--1878.01.10 Cassia neglecta Text Image

6220.

CUL-DAR209.2.29 Note: 1878.06.07--1878.06.11 Erythrina crista-galli Text Image

6221.

CUL-DAR209.3.173-174 Note: [1878].06.07--[1878].06.09 Drosera rotundifolia [application of carbonate of ammonia] Text Image

6222.

CUL-DAR209.3.190 Note: [1878].06.07--[1878].06.08 Eucalyptus resinifera Text Image

6223.

CUL-DAR209.6.10 Note: 1878.06.08 Acanthus mollis Text Image

6224.

CUL-DAR209.5.32 Note: [1878].06.08--[1878].06.13 Beans / Secondary Radicles Text Image

6225.

CUL-DAR209.2.30 Note: 1878.06.10--1878.06.13 Erythrina corollodendron Text Image

6226.

CUL-DAR209.3.92 Note: 1878.06.10--1878.06.11 Canna warscewiczii Text Image

6227.

CUL-DAR209.14.90 Note: 1878.06.11--1878.06.13 Oxalis plumieri Text Image

6228.

CUL-DAR209.14.94 Note: 1878.06.11--1878.06.13 Oxalis valdiviana Text Image

6229.

CUL-DAR209.6.120-123 Note: 1878.06.12--1878.11.16 Oxalis corniculata / Oxalis floribunda Text Image

6230.

CUL-DAR209.14.122 Note: 1878.06.13 Sida coronifolia Text Image

6231.

CUL-DAR209.6.44-46 Note: 1878.06.13--1878.06.20 Cassia neglecta Text Image

6232.

CUL-DAR209.5.99-104 Note: [1878].06.14--[1878].07.08 Gossypium herbaceum Image

6233.

CUL-DAR209.4.310 Note: 1878.06.16--1878.06.19 Oxalis rosea Text Image

6234.

CUL-DAR209.5.196-199 Note: 1878.06.16--1878.08.03 Tropaeolum majus Image

6235.

CUL-DAR209.1.3 Note: 1878.06.18--1878.06.20 Arachis hypogaea Text Image

6236.

CUL-DAR209.4.318-319 Note: 1878.06.18--1878.06.19 Oxalis valdiviana Text Image

6237.

CUL-DAR209.3.57 Note: 1878.06.18 Acacia retinoides Text Image

6238.

CUL-DAR209.3.66 Note: 1878.06.18 Acanthus spinosus Text Image

6239.

CUL-DAR209.3.67 Note: [1878].06.18 Acanthus spinosus [with diagrams] Text Image

6240.

CUL-DAR209.3.141 Note: 1878.06.18--1878.06.20 Dahlia Text Image

6241.

CUL-DAR209.5.160 Note: 1878.06.19--1878.06.26 [Phaseolus] / Temp on Chimney Piece Image

6242.

CUL-DAR209.6.154 Note: 1878.06.19 Oxalis valdiviana Text Image

6243.

CUL-DAR209.5.161-162 Note: 1878.06.19--1878.06.26 Phaseolus Scarlet Runner Image

6244.

CUL-DAR209.4.287-288 Note: 1878.06.20--1878.06.27 Nankin cotton Text Image

6245.

CUL-DAR209.6.161 Note: 1878.06.21 Rhipsalis cassytha / Echinocactus viridescens Text Image

6246.

CUL-DAR209.14.145 Note: 1878.06.22--1878.06.24 Thalia dealbata Text Image

6247.

CUL-DAR209.3.128 Note: 1878.06.22--1878.06.23 Cycas pectinata Text Image

6248.

CUL-DAR209.6.163 Note: 1878.06.23 Stapelia sarpedon Text Image

6249.

CUL-DAR209.4.376 Note: 1878.06.25--1878.06.28 Staphelia sarpedon Text Image

6250.

CUL-DAR209.12.187 Note: 1878.06.25 Frank says that Sachs believes that one use of shutting Text Image

6251.

CUL-DAR209.5.205-207 Note: 1878.06.25--1878.06.28 Zea Maize Radicles [with diagrams] Image

6252.

CUL-DAR211.29 Note: 1878.06.25 The short petioles of the Cots Text Image

6253.

CUL-DAR209.14.137 Note: [1878].06.26-28 Strephium floribundum Text Image

6254.

CUL-DAR209.14.77-78 Note: [1878].06.26--[1878].06.28 Oxalis bupleurifolia Text Image

6255.

CUL-DAR209.2.130 Note: 1878.06.27--1878.06.30 Mimosa pudica Text Image

6256.

CUL-DAR209.4.191-192 Note: 1878.06.27--1878.07.14 Gourd / Lagenaria clavæformis Text Image

6257.

CUL-DAR209.1.122 Note: 1878.07.00 Melilotus officinalis Text Image

6258.

CUL-DAR67.53 Note: 1878.07.00--1878.12.00 Acacia retinoides 4 Phyllodia sponged both sides with tepid water both Text Image

6259.

CUL-DAR66.109-112 Note: 1878.07.00 Thalia dealbata (Marantaceae) / no bloom but leaves very greasy Text Image

6260.

CUL-DAR209.3.181 Note: 1878.07.02 Drosera rotundifolia Text Image

6261.

CUL-DAR209.3.285 Note: 1878.07.02--1878.07.04 Pontederia Text Image

6262.

CUL-DAR209.3.294 Note: 1878.07.02--1878.07.04 Sarracenia purpurea Text Image

6263.

CUL-DAR209.1.151-152 Note: 1878.07.03--1878.07.04 Trifolium subterraneum Text Image

6264.

CUL-DAR209.10.81 Note: 1878.07.04--1878.07.05 Trifolium subterraneum Text Image

6265.

CUL-DAR209.5.218-219 Note: [1878].07.06--[1878].07.08 Zea / Secondary roots Image

6266.

CUL-DAR209.5.220 Note: [1878].07.07--[1878].07.31 [Zea] Temperature under Skylight / Draft of Cross and self fertilisation. Text Image

6267.

CUL-DAR209.13.1 Note: [1878].07.09--[1878].07.09 Thalia Text Image

6268.

CUL-DAR209.1.7 Note: [1878].07.09 Arachis July 9th at night the packet of leaflets are not thrown over laterally plant must have been in a weak state Text Image

6269.

CUL-DAR209.6.119 Note: 1878.07.09 Frank says Monotropa Hypopitys come up through the ground doubled Text Image

6270.

CUL-DAR262.10.19 Note: 1878.07.09 [Wormograph, measurements and observations] Image

6271.

EH88206182 Note: 1878.07.09 [Wormograph, measurements and observations]

6272.

CUL-DAR209.2.34 Note: [1878.07.10--1878.07.12] Erythrina caffra Text Image

6273.

CUL-DAR209.13.2-11 Note: [1878].07.10-[1878].07.18 Thalia [application of nitric acid, nitrate of cobalt, hydrocyanic acid, Text Image

6274.

CUL-DAR209.14.55 Note: 1878.07.10--1878.07.13 Virginian Tobacco Nicotiana virginica Text Image

6275.

CUL-DAR209.3.30-31 Note: 1878.07.10--1878.07.13 Smithia pfundii Text