...peripheral, are termed subjective : on the other hand, they are styled objective if the stimulus be derived from without. Under the name of common or general...internal sensations, ministering for the most part to tin- organic functions and to the conservation of the body. Most parts of the frame have their several...

...sensation belongs to each point of the body, that we refer to that part as the seat of the feeling. " Under the name of common or general sensibility, may...have their several feelings of comfort and pleasure, of discomfort and pain. In many of the more deeply seated organs, no strong sensation is ever excited,...

...sensation belongs to each point of the body, that we refer to that part as the seat of the feeling. " Under the name of common or general sensibility, may...have their several feelings of comfort and pleasure, of discomfort and pain. In many of the more deeply seated organs, no strong sensation is ever excited,...

...common or general sensibility, as will be seen in the following extract from Messrs. Todd and Bowman. ' Under the name of common or general sensibility may...have their several feelings of comfort and pleasure, of discomfort and pain. In many of the more deeply seated organs no strong sensation is ever excited,...

...common or general sensibility, as will be seen in the following extract from Messrs. Todd and Bowman. ' Under the name of common or general sensibility may...have their several feelings of comfort and pleasure, of discomfort and pain. In many of the more deeply seated organs, no strong sensation is ever excited,...

...common or general sensibility, as will be seen in the following extract from Messrs. Todd and Bowman. ' Under the name of common or general sensibility may...have their several feelings of comfort and pleasure, of discomfort and pain. In many of the more deeply seated organs, no strong sensation is ever excited,...

...sensations is evidence of percipient power. 1'nder this head are included a variety of sen>atiiins, ministering for the most part to the organic functions, and to the conservation of the body. Nearly all parts of the frame have their several feelings of comfort and pleasure, of discomfort and...

...forces, all is not surrendered to the central consciousness. On these, Todd and Bowman observe, that under the name of common or general sensibility may...parts of the frame have their several feelings of discomfort and pain. In many of the deeply-seated organs no strong sensation is ever excited except...