Bedford Sq, London; lectured on phrenology. to the Staines Lit & Phil Soc, 1838, and the London Mechanics' Inst, 1837; M PHREN ASSN, 1840; M Br Assn; sec ETHNOL SOC in 1855 when CONOLLY was pres; wrote on med and quasi-med subjects. Phrenology in the British Isles.
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
277.1
— 277.1 "A Case of Congenital Idiocy," PHREN J, 11 (1838): 287-81.
277.4
— 277.4 "Remarks on the Function of the Organ named Tune, or Melody," PHREN J, 11 (1838): 33-8; vol 12 (1839): 135-45, 249-54, 305-17; vol 13 (1840): 193-205.
277.5
— 277.5 "Case of precocious musical talent in the history of 'the Infant Sappho,' Louisa Vinning--Phrenological Association (read by H. G. Atkinson)," PHREN J, 14 (1841): 23-4.
277.6
— 277.6 "Contributions towards a more exact and positive Knowledge of the Organ named Language, and its Function," PHREN J, 17. (1844): 145-53; vol 18 (1845): 31-38, 130-8, 187-205.
277.7
— 277.7 "On the Perception of Metre and Rhythm, both in Language and in Music," PHREN J, 19 (1846): 1-10.
277.8
— 277.8 "The Philosophy of Deduction considered in relation to the Intellectual Faculties of Man," PHREN J, 20 (1847): 239-51.
277.9
— 277.9 "A Contribution on the Philosophy of Induction, considered in Relation to the Intellectual Faculties of Man," PHREN J, 20 (1847): 331-47.
277.10
— 277.10 Remarks on the Nature, Objects, and Evidences of Ethnological Science: An Address Read at the Ethnological Society, at a Conversazione, on Wednes. June 4th, 1851. London: [for the Soc], 1851. Pp. 11. (Essentially phrenological.)
Editorial Information
Identifier
277.
Type
Person
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
96
Printed page
91
Database ID
896
Original Transcription
277. CULL, Richard, Bedford Sq, London; lectured on phrenology.
to the Staines Lit & Phil Soc, 1838, and the London Mechanics' Inst,
1837; M PHREN ASSN, 1840; M Br Assn; sec ETHNOL SOC in 1855
when CONOLLY was pres; wrote on med and quasi-med subjects.
Phrenology in the British Isles.