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John Barlow (priest)

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While serving as the honorary secretary Barlow made administrative changes. While in this position he discovered long-term fraud committed by the assistant secretary at the time, Joseph Fincher. His administrative changes included procedures to prevent fraud. He also give lectures of the practical
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Barlow's social personality led him to host several dinners and holiday events prior to discourses in his own home. During many of the gatherings Barlow was said to be attempting to recruit significant figures to join him at the Royal Institution.
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The Royal Institution holds the John Barlow Collection (Ref. GB 0116), being the papers of John Barlow including scrapbooks containing letters, newspaper cuttings, biographical notes, autographs, reports and photographs, c1750-1875 (Ref
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Alongside Faraday worked to return the significant importance to the secretary positions in the Ri that had been diminished during Edmund Robert Daniell's time as secretary.
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Also found Joseph Fincher guilty of defrauding the Ri and took over the duties of assistant secretary following Fincher's dismissal.
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Barlow's close friendship with Michael Faraday allowed him to work with him on several occasions and successfully is noted to have:
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called for changes such as the inclusion of these lady members attending lectures and Friday evening discourses.
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Barlow published some of his research in "The Discovery of the Vital Principle or Physiology of Man" (1838).
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Copy of "On Man's Power Over Himself to Prevent or Control Insanity" available to view on Google Books
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In 1851 Barlow became minister of the Duke Street Chapel, London and from 1854 to 1859, he was
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Other papers of John Barlow are located at: Lambeth Palace Library (reference: MS 1379).
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The Ascent of John Tyndall: Victorian Scientist, Mountaineer and Public Intellectual
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The Royal Institution holds a portrait, a bust and some photographs of John Barlow.
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Secretary of the Lectures Committee (1841) where he succeeded
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On the Connection between Physiology and Intellectual Science
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On the Connection between Physiology and Intellectual Science
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On Man's Power Over Himself to Prevent or Control Insanity
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Joseph Durham
FRS
Royal Institution of Great Britain
Chaplain-in-Ordinary
Kensington Palace
South Mimms
Hertfordshire
Blundell's School
Trinity College, Cambridge
curate
Uckfield
Sussex
rector
Little Bowden
Northamptonshire

Royal Institution of Great Britain
Michael Faraday
Royal Society
Zoological Society of London
Angela Burdett-Coutts, 1st Baroness Burdett-Coutts
Royal Institution
Chaplain-in-Ordinary
Kensington Palace
Copy of "On Man's Power Over Himself to Prevent or Control Insanity" available to view on Google Books
"A Cambridge Alumni Database"


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