merchant of Newcastle, formerly of the East India Co; M Br Assn; provided a testimonial to G. MACKENZIE, 1836; sec NEWCASTLE PHREN SOC and M PHREN ASSN; lectured on phrenology in Newcastle, 1838, leading to a dispute with Dr. Samuel KNOTT.
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
191.1
— 191.1 "Correspondence between Mr. William Cargill and Dr. Knott, in reference to a public Discussion of the Merits of Phrenology--extracted from Mr. Cargill's Report to the Phrenological Society of Newcastle, in capacity of Secretary to the Society," PHREN J, 11 (1838): 124-30.
191.2
— 191.2 "An Exposure of the Blunders of the 'Popular Encyclopaedia,' under the Article 'Phrenology,'" PHREN J, 11 (1838): 130-3.
191.3
— 191.3 "Facts concerning the Organ of Inhabitiveness and Concentrativeness, with an Examination of the Opinions regarding the Functions of that Part of the Brain Corresponding to the Space No. 3 on the Busts," PHREN J, 11 (1838): 358- 77.
Editorial Information
Identifier
191.
Type
Person
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
53
Printed page
48
Database ID
465
Original Transcription
191. CARGILL, William, merchant of Newcastle, formerly of the East
India Co; M Br Assn; provided a testimonial to G. MACKENZIE,
1836; sec NEWCASTLE PHREN SOC and M PHREN ASSN; lectured on
phrenology in Newcastle, 1838, leading to a dispute with Dr. Samuel
KNOTT.