Quain, Dr. Richard, President Royal College of Surgeons.

Quakerism, rise of, compared to rise of Christianity.

“Quarterly Review” attack on Darwin.

Quekett, J.T., unfairly treated.

Race and Language.

Radiata, a zoological lumber-room.

Ramsey, Sir A.C.

Rankine, Professor.
—­presentation to, at Liverpool.

Ransom, Dr., indirectly determined his career.

Rathbone, P.H., presides at the Sphinx Club dinner to Huxley.

Rathbone, W., wishes to send Huxley on a visit to India.

Rathke.

“Rattlesnake”, H.M.S. —­enters. —­quarters on. —­life on. —­voyage of. —­effect on Huxley’s development. —­voyage of the, reviewed by Huxley.

Ravenna.

Ray Society. —­helps publish Huxley’s early papers. —­translation of Haeckel’s “Morphologie”.

“Reader”, the.

Reaumur. —­on the six-fingered Maltese. —­appreciation of.

Reconcilers.

Red Lion Club.

Rede Lecture, on the Pearly Nautilus and Evolution.

Reed, Sir Charles, on Huxley’s retirement from the School Board.

Reeks, Trenham, on the temperature of a letter from Tyndall.

Reformation, the New.

“Rehmes”.

Reid, Sir John Watt. —­at Haslar. —­advice.

Religion and morality, defined.

Religion for men.

Renan, typical of the century?

Rendu, on glaciers.

Reptilia, fossil, memoirs on.

Responsibility, illness and.

Retirement. —­at the age of sixty. —­pension. —­remains Honorary Dean of College of Science.  —­Civil List pension.

Reville, Dr., attacked by Gladstone.

Ribaldry, heterodox, worse than orthodox fanaticism.

Rich, Anthony, legacy from.

Richardson, Sir John. —­selects Huxley for scientific expedition. —­letter to:  —­on work done during voyage. —­meets again. —­seeks portrait of.

Rigg, Dr., on Huxley’s retirement from School Board.

Riley, Athelstan, attack on the compromise.

Ripon, Bishop of, letter to:  work and influence of men of science.

Riviere, Briton, R.A., letter to:  science training for his son.

Roberts, Father, on Galileo and the Pope.

Robinson, Dr. Louis, simian characteristics in infants.

Rogers, Rev. William. —­at Sion house meeting. —­letter to:  —­on physiography lectures.

Roller, Mrs. —­letters to:  —­Roman architecture:  Catacombs. —­endless sights of Rome.  —­Florence.  —­French women and French dishes:  —­superiority of the male figure. —­money and a new house. —­birthday letters:  good looks as a child. —­love of children:  the “just man who needeth no repentance” as a father. —­“the epistle of Thomas”.

Rolleston, Professor G. —­visit to. —­work on the simian brain. —­characterised. —­teaches biology by types. —­death of. —­asked to succeed.  —­Letter to:  —­his recovery.