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INGLIS, James MD Edin 1834 (1813-1851)

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Born: 1813

Died: 1851

Postnominals: MRCS

Editorial Description

1834; FGS; born in Glasgow; distinguished himself in med while a student; hon phys. Ripon Dispensary, 1837, thereafter practicing in Halifax; largely involved with the organization and proceedings of the Halifax Lit & Phil Soc, and was curator of its geological dept; author of various med essays, including essays against homoeopathy; M PHREN ASSN, 1839; supplied testimonial to G. MACKENZIE in 1836; lectured in Halifax Lit & Phil, 1843. (Obit: Med Dir, 1852: 647-8; MEB)

Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)

580.1 — 580.1 "Case of Injury Sustained by the Organ of Language," PHREN J, 10 (1836/7): 68-71.
580.2 — 580.2 Phrenological Observations on the Skull of Eugene Aram with a prefixed Sketch of his Life and Character. London: Simpkin, Marshall, 1838. Pp. 33. (Reviewed PHREN J, 12 [1839]: 282.)

Editorial Information

Identifier	580.
Type	Person
Source	Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page	184
Printed page	179
Database ID	1711

Original Transcription

580. INGLIS, James (1813-51) MD Edin 1834, MRCS 1834; FGS; born
in Glasgow; distinguished himself in med while a student; hon phys.
Ripon Dispensary, 1837, thereafter practicing in Halifax; largely involved with the organization and proceedings of the Halifax Lit &
Phil Soc, and was curator of its geological dept; author of various
med essays, including essays against homoeopathy; M PHREN ASSN,


1839; supplied testimonial to G. MACKENZIE in 1836; lectured in
Halifax Lit & Phil, 1843. (Obit: Med Dir, 1852: 647-8; MEB)