law stationer of Islington; organized and tutored the Saturday evening phrenology class at the London Mechanics' Inst, 1839-44; gave courses of lectures at the Inst, 1841 and 1846 to large audiences; noted as a Christian phrenologist; author of Stray Thoughts in Prose and Verse, 1846; M PHREN ASSN.
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
574.1
— 574.1 "Suggestions for the Improvement of Phrenological Busts to editor," CHRIST PHYS & ANTHROP MAG, 2 (1836): 123-4.
574.2
— 574.2 "Answer to Objections Against Phrenology [by J. H. DRAWBRIDGE]--to editor," LANCET, 24 Nov 1838: 359-60.
574.3
— 574.3 "On the Improvement of Phrenological Busts," PHREN J, 11 (1838): 38-44.
574.4
— 574.4 "On the Unascertained Organ above Ideality," PHREN J, 11 (1838): 284.
574.5
— 574.5 "Case of Deficient Hope, accompanied by Pain in the Organ," PHREN J, 13 (1840): 80.
574.6
— 574.6 "On the Peculiar Cerebral Affection Experienced Whilst Looking Down Precipices," PHREN J, 13 (1840): 217-20.
574.7
— 574.7 "Case of Occasioned Misapplication of Words, subsequent to Pain in the Organ of Language," PHREN J, (1840): 344-6.
574.8
— 574.8 "On the Organ of the 'Love of the Past'," LANCET, 25 July 1840: 654-5.
574.9
— 574.9 "On the Selection of Keepers in Lunatic Asylums [by phrenology]," LANCET, 6 Nov 1841: 190-2.
574.10
— 574.10 "Illustrations of the Functions of the Organ of Weight," PHREN J, 14 (1841): 109-18.
574.11
— 574.11 "The Philosophy of Phrenology--to editor," LONDON PHALANX, 11 Dec 1841: 586.
574.12
— 574.12 "Concomitance of Cerebral Activity with Mental Excitement--to editor," LANCET, 19 Mar 1842: 852-4. (Reply to DICK)
574.13
— 574.13 "Physiologists and Phrenologists--to editor," LANCET, 21 May 1842: 272-4. (Further reply to DICK.)
574.14
— 574.14 "On the Source of the Perception of Rhythm in Language," PHREN J, 15 (1842): 137-40.
574.15
— 574.15 "Reply to Dr. Shearman's Objections to Phrenology," LANCET, 12 Nov 1842: 248-9.
574.16
— 574.16 "Notes on the Connection of Temperament with Cerebral Organization," PHREN J, 16 (1843): 27-38.
574.17
— 574.17 "Illustrations of the Organ of Form," PHREN J, 16 (1843): 334-7.
574.18
— 574.18 "Case of the Influence of the Cerebral Organization on Religious Melancholy," PHREN ALMANAC, 2 (1843): 28-30.
574.19
— 574.19 "On the Origin of Taste in Configuration," PEOPLE'S PHREN J, 1 (1843): 449-50.
574.20
— 574.20 "On School-Flogging, considered in reference to its Effect on Boys of Different Temperaments," PHREN J, 17 (1844): 1-8.
574.21
— 574.21 "On the Cerebral Development of Conveyancing Lawyers PHREN J, 17 (1844): 37-8.
574.22
— 574.22 "A Glance at the Imperfections of Phrenological Casts." PHREN J, 17 (1844): 246-53.
574.23
— 574.23 "Illustrations of the Functions of the Organ of Size," PHREN J, 18 (1845): 1-10.
574.24
— 574.24 "On the Abuse of Acquisitiveness by Society, and its Reflex Influence on Criminals," PHREN J, 18 (1845): 315-20.
574.25
— 574.25 "Anatomy, Physiology, and Phrenology," LANCET, 3 Jan 1846: 12-13.
574.26
— 574.26 "On the Function and Nomenclature of the Organ Called Wonder," PHREN J, 19 (1846): 14-28.
574.27
— 574.27 "A Phrenological Glance at Ragged School," PHREN J, 19 (1846): 216-18.
574.29
— 574.29 "On the Source of Love of the Past," PHREN J, 20 (1847): 320-31.
Editorial Information
Identifier
574.
Type
Person
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
181
Printed page
176
Database ID
1672
Original Transcription
574. HYTCH, E. J., law stationer of Islington; organized and tutored
the Saturday evening phrenology class at the London Mechanics'
Inst, 1839-44; gave courses of lectures at the Inst, 1841 and 1846
to large audiences; noted as a Christian phrenologist; author of
Stray Thoughts in Prose and Verse, 1846; M PHREN ASSN.