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ARTICLE I. On the Faculty of Comparison,.....

........319

II.-Inquiry concerning an Organ for the Feeling of the

Ludicrous, distinct from that of Wit, (from a Cor-

respondent,)...............................

III.-Controversy with Sir William Hamilton,.................................... .............377

IV.-Observations on Education, submitted to a Committee

of the Town Council of - --, appointed to col-

lect Information preparatory to the Erection of a

new Academy,.......................
..............407

V.-Skulls from Mozambique and Sandwich Islands, pre-

sented to the Museum of the Phrenological Society,

and interesting Case of a Young Woman of Mada-

gascar, furnished by Dr Sibbald, of the Isle of

France,...........

...........420

VI.-Donation of Six ancient Peruvian Skulls, by Mr Wat-

son of Glasgow,.........

............426

VII.-Influence of Education on the Direction of the Senti-

.........430

ments,..............

VIII.-Physiologie des Temperamens ou Constitutions, &c.

par F. Thomas, D. M. P. Paris, 1826,........................................... .438

IX.-Affection of Lower Individuality,...
......454

X.-Du Begaiement, ses Causes, &c., et Moyens Therapeu-

tiques pour Prevenir, Modifier, ou Guerir cette In-

firmité; par M. Felix Voisin, D. M. P................458

XI.—Result of an Examination by Mr James De Ville, of

the Heads of 148 Convicts on Board the Convict Ship

England, when about to sail for New South Wales

in the Spring of 1826,...........................................

XII.-Phrenology in Germany, (from a Foreign Correspond-

......

.467

..........471

ent,)......

XIII.-Outlines of Phrenology, being also a Manual of Re-

ference for the marked Busts, by Dr Spurzheim,......473

XIV.-Proceedings of the Phrenological Society,.................474

NOTICES,

.475

CONTENTS.

ARTICLE I.—A Comparative View of the Relation between the De-

velopment of the Nervous System and the Functions

of Animals, by Mr Sandwith,.......

II.-Case of T———— D-

.........

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.479

.495

III.-Notice of the natural Dispositions and Talents of Mr

John Vandenhoff, as inferred from his Development, 501

IV.-Observations on the Faculty by which we perceive and

compare the Divisions of Duration or Time,....................509

V.—Dr Gall on the Organ and Faculty of Locality,...........524

VI.-Size of Head, National and Provincial, observed by an

experienced Hat-maker of London,.......................................

VII.-Dr Fossati's Lecture on Phrenology,..

VIII.-Morbid Excitement of the Organ of Number, by Dr

Alderson of Hull,...................

IX-Glasgow Bridewell,.....

.539

.558

.559

X.-An Address to the Members of a Society for Phrenolo-

gical Inquiry at Hull, on their first Meeting, April 5,

1827. By J. Alderson, M. D., P.,..............................................................566

XI.-Proceedings of the Hull Society for Phrenological In-

..........574

XII.-On Memory.-Functions of Upper and Lower Indivi-

duality,....

........ .....

..........581

XIII.-Letter to the Editor of the Phrenological Journal,....591

XIV.-Theory of the Temperaments,......

XV.-On the Functions of the Sense of Sight, considered

chiefly in its Relations to Ideas of Form, Colour,

Magnitude, and Distance,...............

.604

..........608

XVI.-Substance of a Letter to Dr A. Combe, from the Sur-

geon of H. M. S. Blossom,..

......623

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