Chapters in the History of the Insane in the British Isles

by Daniel Hack Tuke

O.

• Occurring insanity, [260]
• O'Curry, Professor, [26]
• Ogilvie, Sir John, [308], [356]
• O'Hagan, Lord, [432], [434], [435], [437], [441]
• Oleum cephalicum, [93]
• Oliver Cromwell's porter, [71]
• Omagh Asylum, [421]
• Open-door system, [376-378]
• Orange, Dr. William, [273], [276], [494]
• Osborne, Dr., [407]
• Overall, Mr., [60], [507]

P.

• Palmerston house for idiots, [309], [439]
• Paracelsus, [484]
• Parchappe, [131], [444], [459], [460], [478], [482]
• Pargeter, [142], [512]
• Park House, Highgate, [305], [456]
• Parole, liberty on, [378]
• Pathology of insanity, [476]
• Paul, Sir George, [127]
• Pauper lunatics in private dwellings, [262], [392]
• Peerless Pool, [88]
• Pennant, [17], [88]
• Penny gates at Bethlem, [71], [73]
• Peony, its virtue in insanity, [2], [3]
• Pepys and Bethlem, [65]
• Percy Reliques, [39], [40]
• Perfect, Dr., [141]
• Periwinkle, [3]
• Perth Asylum, [333]
• —— Tolbooth, [329]
• Philanthropist, the, [126]
• Philip, Dr., his asylum, [216]
• Philipps, Dr. Rees, [466]
• Phlebotomy, [95], [484]
• Piers the Plowman, [10]
• Pillory, insane treated at, [27], [29]
• Pinel, [118], [133], [142-46], [186], [268], [467], [482]
• Pitt. See [Lord Chatham]
• Plastidules, [475]
• Poole, Dr., [304], [334]
• Pools, insane placed in, [12]
• Poor Law Act, 1874, [196]
• Pope, on Colley Cibber, [70]
• Possession, demoniacal, [1], [5], [9], [18], [43], [393]
• Posts, whipping, [41], [57]
• Poultices, [31]
• Power, Rev. John, [12]
• Preston Lodge, institution for imbeciles, [308]
• Prestwich Asylum, [226], [249]
• Prichard, Dr., [454]
• Priest employed in treatment, [2]
• Principles pursued at the Retreat, [135]
• Prison Act in Ireland, [399]
• Private asylums, [99], [193], [194], [199], [201], [211], [212], [223], [264]
• —— dwellings, [262], [286], [458]
• —— patients, how distributed, [263]
• Prochaska, [469]
• Proctor, Mr. (Barry Cornwall), [450]
• Progress of Psychological Medicine, 1841-81, [443]
• Properties, small, [295]
• Property, protection of, [286]
• Prospect of the future, [495]
• Psycho-motor centres, [481]

Q.

• Quarterly visitation of pauper lunatics, [189]
• Queen's pleasure men, [274]

R.

• Radish, a cure for female chatter, [4]
• Rainhill Asylum, [226]
• Rake's Progress, [73], [509]
• Ramskill, Dr., [485]
• Ray, Dr., [108], [133], [449], [462], [463], [466]
• Rayner, Dr., [489]
• Recent changes in mode of administering Scotch asylums, [374]
• Recoveries in county asylums, private asylums, and lunatic hospitals, [263], [264]
• Recovery, statistics of, [263], [490]
• Reed, Rev. Andrew, [305], [456]
• Reil, [444], [460]
• Religious services, [369]
• Renton, Dr., [344]
• Rest in bed 489, [490]
• Restraint, abuse of, in Ireland, [420]
• Retreat. See [York Retreat]
• Retrospect of the Past, [493]
• "Review of the Early History of the Retreat," [135]
• Reynolds, Dr., [107]
• Rice, Mr. T. Spring, [394], [398], [402], [406]
• Richart, accused, [22]
• [Richmond Lunatic Asylum], Dublin, [400], [401], [406], [409], [417], [421], [438], [496]
• Ringmer Asylum, [224]
• Ripping, Dr., [492]
• Robert Evan, case of, [256]
• Robertson, Dr. Lockhart, [262], [263], [286], [296], [500]
• ——, Dr. (Ireland), [424]
• Rome, treatment of a lunatic in, [27]
• Rose, Right Hon. G., [148], [149], [157], [159], [161], [202], [516]
• Roubiliac, [70]
• Rowe, Sir Thomas, [49], [508]
• Royal Commission (Ireland), 1856, [418]
• —— Asylums (Scotch), [341]
• —— Commission (Scotch) 1855, [340];
  • report of, [342]
• Rural insanity, [362]
• Rush, Dr., [445]
• Rutherford, Dr., [372], [457]
• Rutherfurd, Lord, [338], [351], [352], [353]
• Rutter, J., his lines on Bethlem, [69]

S.