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SEP 30 1948

A. B.

No. LIV.

Address by the Original Proprietors

Introductory Explanations

SECT. I. MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS.

1. Dr. Combe's Remarks on the Fallacy of Tiedemann's Comparison

of the Negro and European Brain

2. Continuation of Mr. Combe's Letters from Germany

3. On the Functions of Tune

5. Mr. Hytch on Improvements in the Phrenological Bust

SECT. II. CASES AND FACTS.

1. Case illustrative of the functions of Concentrativeness, &c.

2. Case of peculiar revival in Memory

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3. Case of Spectral Illusions

4. Case of Musical Monomania

5. References to other Cases

SECT. III. NOTICES OF Books.

1. Bushnan's Philosophy of Instinct and Reason

2. Duncan's Sacred Philosophy of the Seasons

3. Phrenological Cards

4. Smith's Few Arguments against Phrenology

and on Gall)

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5. Analyst for 1837. (Titles of Phrenological Papers, &c.)

6. Lancet. No. 721. (Dr. Elliotson, on Greenacre

7. Magazine of Zoology and Botany. No. X.

8. M'Cormac's Philosophy of Human Nature

SECT. IV. SHORT COMMUNICATIONS.

Retrospective Strictures London and Westminster Review on
Enthusiasm Cheap Postage Religious and Medical Missionaries
- Why do Birds sing? On the Double Consciousness during Sleep
-Influence of Gestures in exciting the Mental Faculties - Repetition
of Truths

SECT. V. NOTES ON OPINIONS.

Education and Vice― Magendie on Amativeness
Motion versus
Amativeness - Influence of Rank on the form of Head Mind and
Soul- Advice to Phrenologists-Sufferings of Animals destroyed by
others for food Progress of Mental Philosophy Value of the
Dead Languages - Usefulness of Physiological Knowledge

Phrenological Prize-Essays in Glasgow-James Simpson, Esq. and

National Education- Dr. Caldwell-Phrenological Lectures in Glas-

gow-Phrenological Lectures in the United States-Anti-phrenology

and the British Association-Phrenology and the British Association

-A Renegade from Phrenology-Professor Elliotson and the Phreno-

logists of Edinburgh - Portraits of Queen Victoria Animal Mag-

netism-Penny Cyclopædia and Phrenology · An Association of

Phrenologists-Local Statistics of Phrenology - American Editions

of Spurzheim's Works

No. LV.

SECT. I. MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS,

1. On the Requisites for the Advance of Phrenology

2. Atrocities in New South Wales

3. On the Phrenological Bust, in reply to Mr. Hytch

4. On Antipathies

5. A Visit to Mr. Heldenmair's School at Worksop

6. On the Connexion of Disease with War

7. Dr. Caldwell's Correspondence

8. Correspondence of Mr. Cargill and Dr. Knott

9. The "Popular Cyclopædia," on Phrenology

10. On some Objections to Phrenology

SECT. II. CASES AND FACTS.

1. Character and Development of Greenacre

2. Development of Perrie. His Character

3. On the Change in the Scientific Pursuits of the late Dr. Turner

4. Insanity supervening upon Apoplexy

5. Case illustrating the Advantages of giving Employment to the Insane 155

6. Morbid Affection of Alimentiveness concomitant with Inflammation

of the Stomach

SECT. III. NOTICES OF Books.

1. Elliotson's Human Physiology

2. M'Cormac's Philosophy of Human Nature

3. Barlow's Causes and Moral Effects of Disease

4. Hodgson's Lecture on Education

5. Bunney's Key of Phrenology

6. Adam's Knowledge Qualification

7. A Manual of Conduct, or Christian Principle exemplified

8. Letter on Craniology, and the Development of Romagnosi

9. Poupin's Charactères Phrénologiques

10. La Phrénologie. (Paris Journal of Phrenology)

11. Reid on the Eighth Pair of Nerves

12. Announcement of Mr. Combe's New Work

13. List of German Works on Phrenology

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SECT. IV. NOTES ON OPINIONS.
Influence of Self-Esteem in Criticism-Lord Mel-

bourne's Opinion of Oxford University — Political Economy-Laws

of England

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SECT. V. SHORT COMMUNICATIONS.

Pensions to Literary and Scientific Men

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Progress of Phrenology

Ourang Utan - Dread of Innovation Moral Consequences of
Slavery Breadth of the Female Brain-Phrenological Jurisprudence
Ann Ormerod's Perceptions of Sound The Naturalist, on Phre-
nology Practical "Hits"- Gall and Prince Metternich-Flori-
cultural Monomania — Dr. Channing's Opinion of the Theatre

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SECT. VI. INTELLIGENCE.

Our last Number― Aberdeen - Armagh-Birmingham-Blandford
Coventry-Dunfermline― Glasgow-Liverpool - London-Man-
chester-Ditto-Newcastle-Scotland-Westminster-Prize Essay
- Penny Cyclopædia British Annual - Phrenological
Quacks Testimonials to James Simpson, Esq. — National Education
- Obituary

No. LVI.

SECT. I. MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS.

1. Dr. Elliotson versus Spurzheim

2. Colonisation in South Australia and New Zealand

3. Recent Attacks on Phrenology

4. Mr. Simpson on Tune

5. Mr. Simpson on Force, in reply to Mr. Noble

6. Phrenology and the Encyclopædia Britannica

7. Phrenology and the Royal Society of Edinburgh

8. Mr. Hytch on the supposed Organ above Ideality

9. Resignation of Sir William Ellis at the Hanwell Asylum

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SECT. II. CASES AND FACTS.

2. Peculiar Affection of Language

1. Case of Congenital Idiocy

3. Sudden Derangement from excited Benevolence

4. Pain in the Region of Philoprogenitiveness, concomitant with the

rescue of a Child from imminent Danger

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5. The Development of the late Professor Turner

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6. Case of Apoplexy not wholly suspending the Function of an Organ

previously in a State of high Excitement

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7. Imperfect Perception of Colours, with small Development of the

Organ, and partial Blindness

SECT. III. NOTICES OF Books.

1. Combe on the Cerebellum, and replies to Attacks on Phrenology

2. Tracts by the Working Men's Association

3. Noble on the Scientific Claims of Phrenology

4. Verity on the Changes in the Nervous System, by Civilisation

5. Smiles on the Physical Education and Management of Children

6. Elementary Works on Phrenology

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SECT. IV. NOTES ON OPINIONS.

New Philosophical Deductions applied to Idiotism and Insanity;
by F. Dubois."

SECT. V. SHORT COMMUNICATIONS.

Empirical Anticipation of Phrenology- Classical Studies - Lesions
of the Brain-Dreams-Kidd and Marryat's Antiphrenology-Head
of Jeremy Bentham Head of Confucius

Beeston - Birmingham - Doncaster — Dum-
fries Dumblane-Hanwell-Johnston - Kirkcaldy-Liverpool-
London Manchester Montrose Newcastle

Reading - Richmond — Staines - Taunton-Warrington— Wolver-

hampton-Mr. Combe's intended visit to America Testimony of

respect to Mr. Simpson — Mr. Cargill and Dr. Knott — Mr. Sidney

Smith's Lectures Mr. Rumball's Lectures in Liverpool - Progress

of Phrenology-Phrenological test for Parliamentary Representatives

-John Linn, the Parricide- Change in the Months for Publication

of the Phrenological Journal Note to our Contributors

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No. LVII.

SECT. I. MISCELLANEOUS Papers.

1. Dr. Combe's Remarks on Dr. Prichard's Third Attack on Phre-

6. Consequences of Dr. Barclay's Misrepresentations of Phrenology
7. The Dublin Medical Journal on Phrenology

8. Mr. Knight's Observations on Hereditary Dispositions

SECT. II. CASES AND FACTS.

1. Phrenological Exercises

2. Case of Divided Consciousness

3. Case of Supposed Enlargement of Locality, and of Pain in the

Superciliary Ridge, from cerebral Action

4. Connexion of Insanity with cerebral Development

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5. Application of Phrenology in the Treatment of Insanity

6. Development of Talleyrand

7. Further Explanations of Mr. Bedford's Case

8. Facts on the Functions of the Organ marked "?”

SECT. III. NOTICES OF Books.

1. Ellis on Insanity

2. Education of the Feelings

3. Slade's Colloquies

4. Biographies of Gall and Spurzheim (Maunder's Biographical Trea-

sury and The Penny Cyclopædia)

5. Caldwell's Phrenology Vindicated

6. Forster's Journal de ma Vie, &c.

7. The Periodicals on Phrenology

SECT. IV. NOTES ON OPINIONS.

Phrenology and Materialism — Fact or Fancy?

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SECT. V. SHORT COMMUNICATIONS.

Busts at the Royal Academy (Queen Victoria Professor Turner
C. Rossi-J. Reeve) - Cast of Bentham - Notes on the Mu-
sical Faculties Uniform Penny-postage

Lectures - Editorial Ignorance - Encyclopædia Britannica on Phre-

nology Phrenological Societies -Phrenological Quacks-Note to

Correspondents-Books and Papers received

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