Richard Cull
| Revd. Richard Cull FSA | |||||||||||
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| Residence | 12 [13 in 1862, 1869, 1872] Tavistock St Bedford Square [12 in 1879] | ||||||||||
| Occupation | church | ||||||||||
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Contents
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Office Notes
ESL Council 1850-51 Hon. Secretary
ESL Council 1851-52 Hon. Secretary
ESL Council 1852-53 Hon. Secretary
ESL Council 1853-54 Hon. Secretary
ESL Council 1854-55 Hon. Secretary
ESL Council 1855-56 Hon. Secretary
ESL Council 1856-57 Hon. Secretary [resigns Feb. 1857]
House Notes
Committee to draw up an address to the Society Jun 1850; Sub-Committee on printing Jun 1850; Committee to revise Rules and Regulations Sep 1850; delegate to BAAS at Ipswich 1851; delegate to BAAS at Belfast Sep 1852; representative at BAAS at Hull 1853; sub-committee to examine Dr King's claim, Oct 1853; Committee to arrange dinner for retiring President Sir B.C. Brodie May 1854; delegate to BAAS Liverpool 1854; deputation to Sir William Molesworth Chief Commissioner of Works re accommodation of society 1854; sub-committee to consider preparing a manual of ethnology 1854; delegate to BA at Glasgow Sep 1855; representative at Brit. Assoc. at Cheltenham Aug 56; Finance Committee 1856
Notes From Elsewhere
Publications
External Publications
THE ASSYRIAN VERBS BASU, "TO BE;" QABAE, "TO SAY;" AND ISU, "TO HAVE,"
IDENTIFIED AS VARIANT FORMS OF VERBS HAVING
THE SAME SIGNIFICATIONS IN THE HEBREW LANGUAGE.
By Richard Cull, F.S.A.
Read 2nd April, 1872.
The Bible Cyclopaedia
House Publications
On three Naloo skulls. Read 25 Apr. 1849. Printed - sent to Edinburgh for insertion in Jameson's Journal July 1850
Obituary of Vice Admiral Sir Charles Malcolm. Read [after Nov 1851]
A synopsis of views on the peopling of the islands in the Pacific Ocean. Read 10 Dec. 1851
On the ethnography of Africa. Read at Conversazione in March 1852
An English sketch of Dr Potts' work on the gypsies in Asia and Europe. Read 14 apr 1852
Circular to provincial medical men. Draft 7 Apr 1852
The so-called Earthman will be brought before the Society and briefly described by the Hon. Secretary
The Hon. Secretary will draw attention to the natives of Cape York, Torres Straits, two of whom (the first) have just arrived in London and will if possible be procured to bring before the Society
Remarks on a skull from an Anglo-Saxon cemetery near Salisbury
Notes on the inhabitants of the Crimea
Remarks on the analysis and comparison of the personal pronouns in the Shemitic and Old Egyptian languages
Contributions towards a more exact and positive knowledge of the changes, both physical and mental, effected in man, with a view to ascertain their causes
on the extinction of certain races
