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INWARDS, Jabez (1817-1880)

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Born: 1817

Died: 1880

Editorial Description

practical phrenologist and advocate of temperance, life insurance, and self-help; associate of TOWGOOD and HORSELL in the Phrenological Depot, Museum, and Homoeopathic Dispensary, 492 Oxford St, London; lectured 1843-c1860 in London workingmen's insts and in the provinces (also on other scientific and literary subjects); helped with BEGGS and others to form the NEW LONDON PHREN SOC, 1856. (MEB; Harrison, Temperance Bio Dict; and Life and Labours... together with ... Phrenological Sketch of His Character, 1860).

Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)

584.1 — 584.1 "Phrenological Lectures," J HEALTH & PHREN MAG, 6 [1856]: 21-3, 41-3.
584.2 — 584.2 Phrenological Annotations [on Gall, Spurzheim, Combe, Owen, Newton and others]. Arranged to Accompany the Miniature Phrenological Cabinet, or Series of Small Models, reduced by A. L. Vago, from casts of criminal and other heads, intended as Illustrations for the use of Students and Teachers of Phrenology. London: William Tweedie, [1864]. Pp. 8. (The models cost 2s each, or 5s for 3, 9s for 6, or £2 for all 31.)
584.3 — 584.3 "Phrenological Description: Sylvester Graham," J HEALTH & PHREN MAG, 5 [1855]: 25-7; and of: J. B. Gough: 49-50 James Silk Buckingham: 77-9 W. J. Fox: [1856]: 125-7 Caspar Hauser: 149-53 Lord Palmerston: 173-5 Louis Kossuth: 221-3 William Palmer: 245-7 Samuel Gurney: 269-71 J. B. Maculey [sic]: vol. 6 [1856]: 1-3 Edward Miall: 25-7 Frederic Towgood: 49-51 W. Horsell: [1857]: 121-3 Joseph Brotherton, MP: Jabez Inwards: 169-71 145-6

Editorial Information

Identifier	584.
Type	Person
Source	Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page	185
Printed page	180
Database ID	1720

Original Transcription

584. INWARDS, Jabez (1817-80), practical phrenologist and advocate
of temperance, life insurance, and self-help; associate of TOWGOOD
and HORSELL in the Phrenological Depot, Museum, and Homoeopathic
Dispensary, 492 Oxford St, London; lectured 1843-c1860 in London
workingmen's insts and in the provinces (also on other scientific and
literary subjects); helped with BEGGS and others to form the NEW


LONDON PHREN SOC, 1856. (MEB; Harrison, Temperance Bio Dict;
and Life and Labours... together with ... Phrenological Sketch of
His Character, 1860).