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INGLIS, Henry David (1795-1835)

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Born: 1795

Died: 1835

Editorial Description

traveller and miscellaneous writer; son of a Scottish advocate; ed Chesterfield Gazette, prior to 1830, and of the Jersey British Critic, 1832-4; settled in London and contributed to Colburn's New Monthly Mag; one of the VPs of the Leeds Lit & Phil Soc, 1826, when he replied to the Revd R. W. HAMILTON'S animadversions on phrenology. (DNB)

Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)

579.1 — 579.1 A Lecture Upon the Truth, Reasonableness, and Utility, of the Doctrines of Phrenology. To which are added Observation, in reply to an Essay on Craniology by Rev. R. W. Hamilton of Leeds. London: Longman, Rees & Co, 1826. Pp. 50. 2nd edn, 1828; reviewed, PHREN J, 5 (1829/30): 633-4.

Editorial Information

Identifier	579.
Type	Person
Source	Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page	184
Printed page	179
Database ID	1709

Original Transcription

579. INGLIS, Henry David (1795-1835), traveller and miscellaneous
writer; son of a Scottish advocate; ed Chesterfield Gazette, prior
to 1830, and of the Jersey British Critic, 1832-4; settled in London
and contributed to Colburn's New Monthly Mag; one of the VPs of
the Leeds Lit & Phil Soc, 1826, when he replied to the Revd R. W.
HAMILTON'S animadversions on phrenology. (DNB)