Insanity and science in the April 1870 Quarterly Journal
The issue highlights Dr P Martin Duncan on rising insanity linked to civilisational changes and bodily debility from poor living conditions. It also notes calls for physical treatment, beyond asylum seclusion, and references the Gheel colony model. Additional papers cover metallurgy in Cleveland, trophic nerves, and various scientific topics. book reviews discuss Brehm birds and Popular Science Review pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarterly Journal of Science
London
Longmars, Green, and Co
P. Martin Duncan
Duncan
England
Gheel
Cleveland
Middlesbro
Rolleston
Portland
Iglanda
Bruce
Cassell
Dr. Brehm
Thomas Bylmer Jones
F.R.S.N
Cassell, Petter, and Galpin
Rymer Jones
Popular Science Review
Robert Hardwicke
Ogle
Ogre
David Forbes
F.R.S
Jupiter
T. W. Webb
B. Reade
Ginx's Baby and Other Surplus Population Reflections
A London book review sketches Ginx's Baby as a satire on urban surplus families and the social response. It surveys works on Psalmody by Watts, Maclaren's sermon, Nature journal, Dorty on Scripture balance, and educational health texts, noting aims, tone, and potential impact.
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Ging
London
Strahan and Co
Ginx
Rosemary-street
Westminster
Ginxs
Superioreas
Baby
The
Reform
Charles Sterling
Isaac Watts
James Bras- Ham
F. Pitman
Watta
Watts
Burney
Brabham
Surrey Chapel
Directors and Friends
London Missionary Society
Alexander Maclaren
Snow
Maclaren
Nature
Macmillan and Co
Messrs
C. J. Dorty
Lincoln’s Inn
Bell and Daldy
E. D. Mapother
Royal College of Surgeons, &c
Dublin
Falconer
Mapother
Hodder and Stoughton
Young Le Jeune brothers concert trio amaze audience
The Masters OC and A Le Jeune with their father O W Le Jeune presented the first of three concerts at Architectural Union rooms Conduit street on the 17th lnst Their program featured piano and harmonium pieces by the boys and their father including an Andante Fantasia and the William Tell overture The harmonium trio display drew high praise with one piece encored.
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A. le Jeune
O. W. le Jeune
Architectural Union
Conduit-street
Lnst
William Tell