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Notes on some of the Developmental and Functional Relations of the Cranium: selected by F. W. Pavy from the Lectures delivered at Guy's Hospital by J. Hilton, Lon., 1855, Svo. 2. On the Influence of Mechanical and Physiological Rest in the Treatment of Accidents and Surgical Diseases, and the Diagnostic Value of Pain: a Course of Lectures delivered at the College of Surgeons of England in the Years 1860, 1861, and 1862, Lon., 1863, 8vo; 3d ed., 1880. "The views of Mr. Hilton may be fairly taken to represent those of a school which has done very much of late years to make medicine and surgery something better than a mystery and an art, and to place them among the most noble of the applied sciences. The means which he has taken to work out his purpose tell of a deep-rooted faith that Nature gave us at once, and in the same frame, a perfect machinery for the purposes of life and for the reparation of mischief caused by injury or disease."-Sat. Rev., xvii. 206. Hilton, Mrs. Marie. 1. 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"In its way a model volume of travel. Necessarily it professes to be nothing more than superficial. But Mr. Hinchliff seems to have the gift of embracing in a rapid glance all that is most suggestive and striking."—Sat. Rev., xli. 784. from a Former Rector to his Eldest Son, Lon., 1856, 8vo. Hinchliffe, Edward. Barthomley in Letters Hincks, Rev. Edward, D.D., 1792-1866, b. in Cork, Ireland; was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, where he graduated in 1812 and was made a Fellow in 1813. In 1819 he took the college living of Ardtrea, he held till his death. and in 1826 exchanged it for that of Killileagh, which He was distinguished for his his publications are chiefly reprints from the Transac knowledge of Egyptian and Assyrian inscriptions, and tions of the Royal Irish Academy. 1. Catalogue of the Egyptian Manuscripts in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin, Dublin, 1843, 8vo. 2. 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"Prof. Hinsdale groups together, and arranges in regular sequence, the facts relating to the Northwest hitherto scattered through many books and documents not easily available to the inquirer. Not for many a day has our national history had so important a contribution, or one so much needed."-Critic, x. 5. 11. Philosophy and Religion: Selections from the Manuscripts of the Late James Hinton. Edited by Caroline Haddon. Lon., 1881, 8vo. (The selections are from the earlier series of MSS., belonging to the period from 1856 to about 1861.) "This is a valuable book; philosophically speaking, perhaps the most valuable book written in England since Coleridge. First, for the deep insight of the thoughts which compose its philosophy of Actualism;' and secondly, on account of the particular philosophical ground which it occupies, and from which it speaks."-SHADWORTH H. HODGSON: Acad., xxi. 29. 12. The Law-Breaker and the Coming of the Law. Edited by M. Hinton. Lon., 1884, p. 8vo. duties, virtues, fixed rights and wrongs, are apt to become "The position of 'The Law-Breaker' is briefly that laws, obsolete, dead, and mischievous, and that it is a pernicious mistake to regard them as of permanent obligation; since, as circumstances change, duties change also for individuals; there is no absolute morality binding on all and forever."-Acad., xxvi. 395. GENERAL CRITICISM: "He was a born metaphysician, and the 'art of thinking' was to him what music was to Beethoven or dramatic dialogue to Shakespere. But he was no mere thinker in the ordinary sense of the word. He was rather . . . a tellectual. process; and the visions he saw revolved round prophet, a seer. His thinking was a spiritual, not an inthe profoundest themes,-God, life, man, and above all, combining and concentrating them all, the great worldtragedy of woman."-JAMES A. ALDIS: Acad., xxx. 1. Hinton, Rev. John Howard, [ante, vol. i., add.,] 1791-1873. 1. 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Hinton, James, M.R.C.S., 1822-1875, b. at Read-Acquaintance with God: Twelve Lectures, Lon., 1856, ing, Eng.; son of Rev. John Howard Hinton, infra; was educated at private schools, and in 1838 was apprenticed to a clothier in London; a year later he entered an insurance office, but gave up that situation in consequence of a decline of health; entered St. Bartholomew's Hospital to study medicine, and became a In member of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1847. the same year he went as surgeon of a ship to Jamaica, where he remained for two years, afterwards visiting the United States. In 1850 he began medical practice in London, and gradually confined himself to aural surgery, in which he gained large practice and reputation. He was lecturer on aural surgery at Guy's Hospital from 1863 to 1874, when he gave up his profession to devote himself to philosophical studies. For biog., see HOPKINS, JANE ELLICE, infra. 1. 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