Savage (43 page)

Button, Threeboys (Wammestriggins)

Button, Tommy (Macooallan)

Button, William Beckenham

Button Island

Buzzard,
HMS

Bynoe, Benjamin

Camilenna–keepa

Cape Antonio

Cape Castlereagh

Cape Desolation

Cape of Good Hope

Cape of Good Success

Cape Horn

Cape Nassau

Cape Penas

Cape Pillar

Cape Spencer

Cape Verde Islands

Cape Victory

Captivity
(convict hulk)

Castle Farm, near Plymouth

Castlereagh, Lord

Catholicism

Cenobium, Cranmer

Central America

Chanticleer

Charles II, King

Charles IV, King of Spain

Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor

Charlies

Chashkil

Cherokee chiefs

Chile

Chiloe Island

Christmas Sound

Church of England

Church Missionary Society

Clifton Poor Law Union, Bristol

Clifton suspension bridge

Coates, Dandeson

Codrington Mountains

Coles, Alfred

Colonial Office

Committee Bay

Congorenches

convicts

Cook's River

Coolakayenche

Cork, Bishop of

Court of Common Pleas

Cranmer

Cranmer, Thomas

Croker, Sir John

Cutfinger Cove, Tierra del Fuego

Darwin, Charles; anger at the Walthamstow choice of gifts; evolution idea; on the Fuegian appearance; impressed with Jemmy; on Jemmy's changed appearance; on Jemmy's reunion with his family; offered a place on the
Beagle;
relationship with Jemmy; on the sailors' revelry; death;
The Descent of Man
;
The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals
;
Journal of Researches into the Natural History and Geology of the countries visited during the Voyage of HMS Beagle[ … ]
;
Narratives of the Voyage of the Beagle
;
On the Origin of Species[ … ]

Davis, John

Dawson Island

Dayas, Richard

Dean, John

Desolation Bay

Despard, Bertha

Despard, Emily

Despard, Florence

Despard, Frances

Despard, Reverend George Packenham; accuses ‘northern Firelanders'; aims regarding Jemmy; asks Jemmy to go to Cranmer; blamed for the massacre; court appearance; and the Doxology; Elliot on; and the Falklands mission station; Fuegian group of nine visits Keppel Island (1858–9); and Jemmy's stay at Cranmer; mission house built at Wulaia; personality; quarrel with Snow; resignation; returns Jemmy to Wulaia; and Schmidt; settles in Australia; talks with Bynoe

Despard, Harriet

Despard children

Despard Plains

Devil Island

Devonport

Dickson, Dr David

Dido,
HMS

Dingaan, King of Zululand

Doxology

Drake, Sir Francis

Drake's Island

Earl, Augustus

East Falkland

Eddystone rock

Elizabeth Island

Elliot, T.F.

Elliott, George

Ellis, James

Elsmore, Seaman

Erwin, Joseph

Eskimos

Evangelist Islands

Expediciòn de la Vacuna

Falkland Islands

Falkland Islands Company

Falkland Islands government

Falklands Legislative Council

Falmouth

Farini, Mr

Fell, John

Fell, Mrs

Fell, Captain Robert

FitzRoy, Laura

FitzRoy, Mary

FitzRoy, Captain Robert; the abduction of Jemmy Button; accepts captaincy of the
Beagle;
audience with William IV; background; and Boat's death; decision to take the Fuegians home; decision to take his captives to England; describes his first Fuegians; final talk with Jemmy; financial support of the Fuegians; first sees Orundellico; governor of New Zealand; heckled in Oxford; intentions regarding the captives; on Jemmy's changed appearance; leaves the Fuegians at Wulaia; an MP; notices tribal differences; offered a Fuegian girl; and
Origin;
personality; and phrenology; restores discipline to the
Beagle;
seeks help with his charges; and slavery; suicide; takes prisoners; tries to find a settlement site; the whale–boat incident; on York Minster;
Narratives of the voyage of HMS Adventure & Beagle

Fletcher, Francis

Fortescue, Chichester

Foster, Mr (carpenter)

Franklin, Sir John

Fuegia Basket; ability with languages; appearance; arrival in Walthamstow; audience with William IV; betrays Jemmy; betrothed to York; on board the
Beagle;
and cannibalism; education; hospitalised; journey to London; left at Wulaia; lodgings in Devonport; ‘married'; measles; named; personality; phrenology; prepares to return home; reaches home territory; York Minster's interest in

Fuegian Indians; appearance; cannibalism issue; and Darwin's
The Descent of Man;
and death; diet; Europeans' treatment of; FitzRoy describes; FitzRoy tries to avoid; genocide; statistics; thefts by; trade; the Yamana tribe

Fury Bay

Fury Island

Galapagos Islands

Ganges,
HMS

Gardiner, Allen

Gardiner, Allen, jnr

George III, King

George IV, King

Gilbert Island

gold

Good Success Bay

Gordon, Sir James

Goree Roads

Gran Chaco

Great Reform Bill

Grey, Sir George

Gulf of Penas

Halupaianjiz

Hamond, Robert

Hanlon, Louise

Harberton

Harrapuwaian

Harris, Reverend J.L.

Haush tribe (Mannekenk tribe)

Havers, Mr

Henry VIII, King

Henslow, John Stevens

Horn Island

Hoste Island

Hunt, Robert

Huxley, Thomas

Hydaspes

Indian Mutiny (1857)

Isla Grande

Jack

Jenkins, Mr (schoolmaster)

Jenkins, Mrs

Jenner, Edward

John
(brig)

Johnson

Johnson (midshipman)

Johnston, John (carpenter)

Johnston, John (seaman)

Jones, Frank

Jordan, Mrs

Kataia, New Zealand

Kautempklh

Kaweskar tribe
see
Alakaluf tribe

Kawhalshan

Keppel Island; Yamana group taken to (1858–9)

Kilehehen

Kilkoat

King, Captain Phillip Parker;

heads the 1826 expedition; and

Stokes's illness

Kingsley, Charles

Kitty

Kiyohnishah

kwaBulawayo

Kyattegattemowlkeepa

Laiwaia

Lake Hyewhin

Landfall Island

Lane, Mr (lawyer)

Lasserre, Colonel Augusto

Lawrence, John

Lennox Harbour

Lennox Island

Lizard Point, Cornwall

London

Longden, J.R.

Lookalke (Jemmy's daughter–in–law)

Loole (Jemmy's son–in–law)

Low, Mr (a sealer)

Lushington, Rear Admiral Sir Stephen

Lytton, Edward Bulwer, 1st Earl of

McAdam, John

Macaulay, Thomas:
History of England

MacCormick, Robert

McCrae, Bishop

McDowall, Hugh

McInch

Mackenzie, Governor

Madagascar,
HMS

Macooallkippin

Madeira

Madoc, Prince of North Wales

Magellan, Ferdinand

Maidment, John

Maldonado

Malthus, Thomas

Mamastugadegenes

Mannekenk tribe
see
Haush tribe

Maoris

Mare Harbour

Margaret (servant)

Marsh, Reverend E.G.

Marsh, Reverend J.W.

Martin (a Fuegian)

Matthews, Richard

Mawman, John

May, Jonathan

Mellersh, Arthur

Merchant Shipping Act

Molony, Captain

Monte Video

Moore, Thomas

Mount Edgecumbe

Murchison, Sir Rodney

Murray, Mr (master of the
Beagle
);

Murray Narrows

Nancy
(brigantine)

Napoleon Bonaparte

Nassau Bay

Natal

National Schools

Navarin Island

New Guinea

New Island

New Zealand

Newcastle, Duke of

Noble Savage

Noort, Olivier van

North America

Oazy Harbour

Ocean Queen
(a barque)

Oens–men (Ona tribe; Selk'nam tribe)

Ogle, Reverend John Furniss

Ona tribe
see
Selk'nam tribe

Ookokowenche

Ooshwaia

Orange Bay

Orundellico
see
Button, Jemmy

Owen, Richard

Oxford, Bishop of

Pacific Ocean

Packe, Captain

Packenham, E.

Panama Canal

Parana

Patagonia

Patagonian Missionary Society; renamed;
Voice of Pity
magazine;
A brief reply to certain charges made against the Patagonian Missionary Society, or South American Missionary Society, by William Parker Snow

Pearce, John

Peel, Sir Robert

Perseverance

Petersen, August

Phillips, Garland

Phillips, Mrs

Phipps, James

Picton Island

Pierre (of Sierra Leone)

Pinoiense

Pioneer
(launch)

Plate River

Plymouth

Ponsonby Sound

Port Egmont

Port Famine

Port Natal

Port Stanley

Port Stanley Temperance Society

Porto Noronha

Portsmouth

Post, Tom

Public Records Office, Kew

Quakers

Queerentze

Rau, Jacob

Reid's Brewery (now Watney, Combe, Reid)

Rennie, George

Retief, Piet

Rice–Trevor, Fanny (later Lady Dynevor)

Rio de Janeiro

Rio Grande

Robinson (a seaman)

Rogers, Sir Frederick

Ross, Sir James

Rousseau, Jean–Jacques

Royal Aquarium, Westminster

Royal Dockyard, Devonport

Royal Naval Hospital, Plymouth

Royal Navy

Royal Society

St Mary's church, Walthamstow

St Paul's church, Clifton

St Paul's Rocks

Salesian missions

Sandy Point

Santa Maria Cape

Sarmiento de Gamboa, Pedro

Sartje the Hottentot Venus

Schmidt, Mr

Schwaiamugunjiz

Scott, Mr (of Dublin)

‘Scrutator'

Selk'nam tribe
see
Oens–men

Sesoienges

Shannon
(steam vessel)

sheep farming

Shingle Point

Ship Harbour

Sibbald family

Sierra Leone

Silagalesh

Skyring, Lieutenant

slavery

smallpox; vaccinations

Smyley, Mrs

Smyley, William

Snow, Mrs

Snow, William Parker; begins to question the tenets of his work; case against the Society; chequered career; Falklands mission station; invitation to Phillips; meets Jemmy; personality; on Port Stanley; quarrel with Despard; returns to England; and Schmidt;
A two years' cruise off Tierra del Fuego, the Falkland Islands, Patagonia and in the River Plate: a narrative of life in the southern seas
;
The Patagonian Missionary Society and some truths associated with it

Society of Friends
see
Quakers

South America

South American Missionary Society (previously Patagonian Missionary Society)

South Atlantic

South Pacific

Spaniard Harbour

Sparrow Cove

Speedwell
(launch)

Staten Island, Tierra del Fuego

Stebbings, George

Stewart (mate)

Stewart Island

Stirling, Waite, Bishop of the Falklands

Stirling House, Ushuaia

Stokes

Stokes, Pringle

Strait of Le Maire

Straits of Magellan

Sulivan, Captain Bartholomew

Sulivan House, Cranmer

Sweeny, Mrs

Swing, Captain

Tagus River

Tekeenicas
see
Yamana tribe

Tellon

Tellon, Luccaenches (‘James')

Tenerife

Teorati

Terra Incognita

Thieves' Cove

Tierra Australis

Tierra del Fuego; first inhabitants; Gardiner and; Magellan's sighting (1520); named; resettlement of the Fuegians; surveying; Thomas Bridges explores

Tish–pinnay

Tocqueville, Alexis de

Tono Maria

Transylvanus, Maximilian

Tnmdad
(flagship)

Turpin, Charles

Twain, Mark:
Letters from the Earth

Uroopa (John Allen Gardiner)

Usborne

Useless Bay

Ushuaia

Verity, Mr

Verney, Sir Edmund

Victoria

Villarino

Villiers, Barbara

Wager
(British ship)

Wallace, Alfred

Walthamstow

Walthamstow Church of England infants' school

Walthamstow House

Walthamstow workhouse

Wanganui, New Zealand

Wasana

Waymeschoones

Weakley, Robert

Webber, John

Weert, Sebald de

Wellfound Bay

Wellington, Duke of

Wendoogyappa

West, George

West Cape

West Falkland

Whaits, Robert

Whaleboat Sound

Whittlesbury Island

Wickham, Lieutenant

Wigram, Henry

Wigram, Reverend Joseph