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ARTICLE I.-Letter from George Combe to Francis Jeffrey, Esq.,............... 1

II. The Anatomy of the Brain, with a General View of

the Nervous System, by G. Spurzheim, M. D., &c.,

translated from an unpublished French MS. by

R. Willis, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons

in London,..............

III.-Letter from Dr A. Combe to the Editor of the Edin-

burgh and Leith Advertiser,........ ...............100

IV.-Phrenological Review of "Thoughts on Religion and

other Subjects. By Blaise Pascal. A New Trans-

lation, by the Rev. Edward Craig, A. M., Oxon,

1825." (From a Correspondent.)..............................................

V.-Cases of Morbid Change in the Brain,.........

VI.-Phrenological Analysis of Ill-temper, Ill-humour, and

Ill-nature, compared with the Analysis of the same

Defects of Character attempted by the New Monthly

Magazine for July, 1826,...........................

VII.-Dinner of the Phrenological Society,...........

VIII.-Letter from Secretary of Dundee Mechanics' Society

ARTICLE I.-On the Influence of Organic Size on Energy of Func-

tion, particularly as applied to the Organs of the

External Senses and Brain. Read to the Phrenolo-

gical Society on 30th November, 1826, by Dr Andrew

Combe,..........

II.-Letter-Dr Caldwell, Professor of the Institutes of

Medicine in the University of Lexington, United

States, to George Lyon, Esq., Secretary of the Phre-

nological Society,.......................

III.-Of Wit and the Feeling of the Ludicrous. By Mr Wil-

IV.-Second Letter by George Combe to Francis Jeffrey,

Esq., in Answer to his Note on Phrenology, in No

89 of the Edinburgh Review,
242

V.-Letter from the Honourable D. G. Hallyburton to

George Lyon, Esq................

VI.-Phrenological Experiment. Communicated by Dr El-

liotson of London,..........................

VII. Additional Evidence of the Existence of a Sense of

Equilibrium as a Primitive Mental Power, derived

from the Consistency which obtains between its sup-

posed Functions and the recent Physiological Dis-

coveries of Mr Charles Bell,

VIII.-Letter from Sir George S. Mackenzie, Bart. on the

...............284

Perception of Force,.....

IX.-Proceedings of the London Phrenological Society,......288

X.-M. Audubon, M. Weiss, Carl. Mar. V. Weber,..........295

XI.-The Infanticide, Ane Nielsdatter. Communicated by

C. Otto, M. D. corresponding Member of the Phre-

nological Society,.........................................

XII.-On the Arrangement of the Phrenological Faculties,

by Dr Hoppe of Copenhagen,..

XIII.-Description of an Ashantee Skull,...

..................309

XIV.—Proceedings of the Phrenological Society,.................311

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

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,.........

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

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

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

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

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

IX.-Affection of Lower Individuality,.

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-

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

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