Local (continued) Local (continued) Climate of Hastings. By J. C. Report on the Sanitary ConSAVERY, M.R.C.S. 1868. 18. dition of the Parish of St. Mary, Hereford. Report on Sanitary Islington in 1872. By C. M. Tidy, Improvements. By T. CURLEY, CE. M.B. 18. 1854. 6d. Macclesfield. Report of the Kent. Report on the Sanitary Medical Officer of Health for 1873. 18. Condition of East Kent combined Nottingham. Report of the Sanitary District for 1873. By Sanitary Committee, 1867. 18. Dr. M. K. ROBINSON. 28. 6d. Newtown. Report on the Leicestershire. Report of the Sanitary Condition of Newtown and Medical Officer of Health on the Llanidloes Union. By Lieut. G.R. Combined Sanitary Districts of WALKER, R.E. 1873. 6. Leicestershire. 1874. 18. Oxford. Report on the SaniLondon. The Sanitary Con- tary Condition of the Districts of the dition of the City of London, being Combined Sanitary Authorities of a Letter from the City Remem- Oxfordshire. By G. W. CHILD, brancer, on the Statements of the Officer of Health. 1874. 28. 6d. Sub-Committee of the Health of Sheffield. Report of the MediTowns Association, with their Reply, Officer of Health for 1875. 28. &c. 1848. 18. Worthing. Report of the Practical Suggestions for re- Sanitary Committee of Worthing on lieving the Overcrowded Thorough- the application of the Public Health fares of London ; securing improved Act to that Town. 1851, 6d. means of locomotion; diverting the York. Mr. Rawlinson's ReSewage from the Thames, and ap- port to the Local Board of Health, propriating it to agricultural use. on a proposed system of Sewerage By J. MITCHELL, F.G.S. Maps, &c. and Drainage for the City of York. 1857. 28. 1852. 18. Report on the Drainage of Manures, fo. Letter Descriptive of the Parish of Camberwell. By J. Cultivation by Sewer and Liquid C. REYNOLDS. 1857. 18. Manures. By Hon. D. F. FORTESLondon Health and London 1852. 6d. Traffic; being a Letter on the sub An Easy Method of ascertainject of the Embankment of the ing the Capabilities of Soils, &c. North Side of the Thames. By J. ROBINSON. 1863. 6d. L. WOOD. Plan. 1859. 18. Medical Reform, and Reorganization of Report of the Medical Officer the Profession, without subverting on the Sanitary Condition of the the existing Colleges of Physical St. Saviour's District for 1861. 6d. Surgery. By R. CARMICHAEL. 1841. Report on the Sanitary Con- 18. dition of the Holborn District. By Mines. On the Sanitary Condition of S. GIBBON, M.B. 1864. 18. Mines. By MARK FRYAR, F.G.S. Reports of the Chelsea Sani- 1861. 6d. tary Committee. 1866. 18. Inquiry into the Condition of Westminster Improvements in Mining Villages in Scotland. 1875. New Lights. From "Social Science 18. 6d. Review,” Feb. 1866. 6d. Overcrowding and Typhus. By CONWAY Fever in London: its Social Evans, M.D., Medical Officer of and Sanitary Lessons. By W. Health. 1865. 6d. RENDLE. 1866. 6d. Poisons. Report of Committee of the Report of the Sanitary Com- Manchester and Salford Sanitary mittee of the City Commissioners of Association, on the Indiscriminate CUE. By T. Public Health. General Report on the Public Health (continued) Sanitary Condition of the Labour- Relations of Physiology and ing Population of Great Britain. Medicine. By Dr. H. W. ACLAND. By E. CHADWICK. Plates. 1842. 1865. 18. 78. 6d. On the relation of the Food Local Reports on the Sanitary The Medical and Legal Aspects Condition of the Labouring Popula- of Sanitary Reform. By A. P. STEWART, M.D., and E. JENKINS. before the Commission on the State at the Social Science Congress at Abstract of Proceedings of the Birmingham, 1868. By H. W. Public Meeting of the Health of RUMSEY, M.D. Towns Association at Exeter Hall, at the Social Science Congress at Bristol, 1869. By J. S. SYMONDS, applied to the Preservation of Health. By Dr. A. COMBE. 1844. the Sewage Acts 1865 and 1867, with Introduction to and Summary of Physicians (Edinburgh) on the of the Sanitary Act, together with Notes and Indexes. Health of Towns, and the applica- HUTCHINS, Medical Department of bility of such measures to Scotland. land) 1867, with Notes, Index, Orders of the Board, and Practical Forms. By Geo. MUNRO, Advocate. Address to the British Medical Association at Oxford. By H. W. ACLAND, Regius Professor of Medi- WILLIAMSON, M.D. 1856. 18. Sanitary Police. A Paper read before the Social Science Asso- of Disease. By H. B. Condy. 1862. ciation at Bristol. By A. H. Saf- Eighth Report of the Medical Notes on the Health of Towns Officer of the Privy Council. 1866. (Report only.) Scarce. 18. 6d. By S. SNEADE BROWN. 1870. 18. Sanitary Reform : Letter and Report of the Joint Committee Suggestions relative to the Necessity of the British Medical and Social for Further Legislation for Effect- Science Associations on the Report ing Sanitary Improvements. 1865. of the Royal Sanitary Commission. vention of disease. By ERASMUS increased sanitary powers. By a Guardian of Twelve Years' standing. A Model Deputation. By a 1871. 3d. the 16 Public Health (continued) Public Health (continued) Social Science Congress at Plymouth, Animal Substances. By Dr. B. W. September, 1872. 3d. RICHARDSON, F.R.S. 1878. 38. Summary of the principles of See “ Transactions of the a comprehensive measure for the National Association for Promotion improvement of the Sanitary Laws. of Social Science,” which contain By H. W. RUMSEY, M.D. 1872. 6d. many Valuable Papers on Sanitary Observations on the Causes Matters. and Prevention of Fever and other Edinburgh Meeting, 1863 : Epidemics in India. By SYED Contamination of Water by ImperABDOOLLAH. 1872. 6d. fect Drainage, Dr. MACADAM; VenOn the Working of the Public tilation of Human Dwellings, Dr. Health Acts. By H. W. RUMSEY, ELLIOTT ; Disease in Large Towns, M.D. 1873. 18. Dr. WILLIAMSON; Public Health, On the Operation of the Public Dr. CHRISTISON. Health Act. By J. CLEGG. 1873. 3d. York Meeting, 1864 : Disposal Hints to Sanitary Legislators. of Town Sewage, R. RAWLINSON; By VIGILANS. 1873. 18. Infant Mortality, W. D. HUSBAND; Preventive Medic and the Overcrowding, Geo. GODWIN ; InfluPhysician of the Future. By Dr. ence of occupation and habit on H. I. BOWDITCH. 1874. 18. Health, Dr. SHANN; Health of School Hygiene. By Dr. R. Women, E. J. ROBBINS ; Use of InLIEBRIECH. 1874. 6d. toxicating Liquors, Dawson BURNS. Thoughts on Public and Per- Sheffield Meeting, 1865 : Unsonal Health. By J. TUCKER, M.D., healthy Occupations, P. H. Hol1874. 18. LAND ; Contamination of Air, Dr. Public Health Administration. ANGUS SMITH. By E. ELLICE CLARK, C.E. 1874. 6d. Manchester Meeting, 1866; Local Government and Sani. Public Health, Dr. FARR; Smoke tary Law Reform. By John Las- Nuisance, Dr. Angus SMITH; PolluCELLES, Barrister-at-Law. 1874. 18. tion of Rivers, Dr. MACADAM; Sani Remarks on Sanitary Legis- tary Law Amendment, E. JENKINS. lation for Ireland. By T. W. Belfast Meeting, 1867: Public GRIMSHAW, M.D. 1874. 18. Health, Sir J. SIMPSON ; Sanitary A Glance at Preventive Medi- Laws, W. H. MICHAEL and Dr. cine in 1769 and in 1874. By C. F. ELLIOTT; Dietaries, Dr. LANKESTER. MOORE, M.D. 1874. 18. Birmingham Meeting, 1868 : Report of the South-Eastern Health, Dr. RUMSEY; Water Supply, Sanitary Association in regard to Dr. MACADAM; Pollution of Rivers, the Nuisances from Manufactories R. RAWLINSON. on the Banks of the Thames. 1875. Bristol Meeting, 1869: Health, 6d. Dr. SYMONDS; Infectious Diseases, Sanitary Reform; is it a reality Dr. BUDD; Contagious Diseases, or is it not ? By J. PARKIN, M.D. Dr. TAYLOR; Town Sewage, W. 1875. 18. HOPE; Ventilation of Sewage, S. S. Public Health and the working BROWN. of Sanitary Legislation. By the Newcastle Meeting, 1870 : Hon. F. SCOTT. 1876. 18. Health, R. RAWLINSON; Disposal of How Contagion and Infection Sewage, J. T. BLACKBURN; Sewage are spread through the sweating Question, Dr. A. FERGUS; Contasystem in the Tailoring Trade. By gious Diseases Acts, SHELDON Amos. P. SHORROCKS. 1877. 18. Leeds Meeting, 1871: UtilizaResearches on Putrefactive tion of Sewage-Sanitary ImprovePublic Health (continued) Rivers Pollution (continued) Health of Operatives, J. H. STAL The Pollution of Rivers. By LARD; Excremental Pollution, Dr. a Polluter. 1875. 6d. FERGUS; Sanitary Law Reform, J. Scurvy. A Plan for rendering Salted LASCELLES. Meat more nutritious, thereby prePlymouth Meeting, 1872: Sew- venting Scurvy. By R. GALLOWAY, age Poisoning, E. H. HOLLAND; F.C.S. 1876. 6d. Pollution of Rivers, W. HOPE; Sewage. Observations upon the nature, Prevention of Disease, T. BAKER. properties, and value of the Patent Brighton Meeting, 1875 : Solid Manure, with Statement by Dwellings of the Upper and Middle T. Wicksteed, showing the Origin Classes, W. EASSIE; Health of of the Scheme for Removing the Watering Places, Dr. MACPHERSON ; Sewage of Towns by means of a Water Supply, W. RENDLE. Tunnel Sewer having an Artificial Aberdeen Meeting, 1877 : Fall. 1850. 6d. House Accommodation and open Two Letters addressed to Lord John Manners by J. Hitchman, prospaces, Dr. HARDWICKE; Sanitary condition of Coast Fishery Popula pounding a Plan to render the Line tion, W. PAUL; House Accommoda of a Canal a Conduit to convey tion in Rural Districts, Dr. MACA Sewage, and applicable to the ReDAM; Waste of Water in Towns, moval and Appropriation of the W. BOULTON.. Sewage of the Metropolis, &c. 1858. 6d. Rivers Pollution. Report of Committee on Mr. Martin's Plan for Rescuing Plan for Collecting Sewage the River Thames from every species in London and other Towns, and Removing it to the Country By of Pollution. 1836. 6d. C.F. 1858. 6d. A Brief Account of Mr. Bardprovements of the River Lee Navi well's Improved Method of Utilizing gation. By J. M. RENDEL. 1850. 18. Sewage and Urine, and for faciliPlan to Purify the Thames. tating their Passage through Pipes, By F. W. STEVENS. 1858. 3d. to prevent the Pollution of Rivers Will the Thames be Purified and Streams. 6d. under the New Act? By Sir W. National Health and Wealth, WORSLEY, Bart. 1858. 6d. instead of the Disease, Nuisance, Report on the Effect of Sew- Expense and Waste, caused by age Contamination upon the River Cesspools and Water Drainage. By Thames. By W. ODLING, F.C.S. the Rev. H. MOULE. 1861. 1s. 1858. 18. Note Professor Way's Function of Rivers-Nature of Putre- Analysis of two Specimens of Sewer faction-River Agencies for preventing Water. By S. HUGHES, C.E. 1863. 6d. Putrefaction-Vital Development-Oxidation - Dilution — River Impurity Report of the Main Drainage Effect of River Emanations on Health, &c. Committee of the Metropolitan Revival of the Thames Ques Board of Works on the Evidence tion; or an Appeal to the Inhabit given before a Committee of the ants of London. By A. Von KANIG. House of Commons on the Sewage 1860. 6d. of the Metropolis, and some StateOn the Pollution of Rivers of ments which have been made in reference thereto. 1865. 18. the Kingdom ; the enormous Mag Answers to the various Allegations nitude of the Evil, and the urgent against the Board and their Engineer in necessity in the interest of the respect to Contracts, &c. Public Health and the Fisheries, Report of the Coal, Corn, and for its Suppression by Immediate Finance Committee of the Corpora on 18. Serage (continued) Sewage (continued) Letter of Baron Liebig on the Report of the Clarifying and Utilization of the Metropolitan Sew- Utilization of Sewage Company. age. 1865. 18. 1875. 6d. A Letter to the Chairman of National health and wealth the Metropolitan Board of Works, promoted by the general adoption being a Comparative Analysis of of the Dry Earth system, including Baron Liebig's Three Letters. By the safe, inoffensive, and profitable W. Hope. 1865. 18. disposal of liquid refuse. By the Letter to the Chairman of the Rev. H. MOULE. 1875. 28. Metropolitan Board of Works, in On the Sanitary Improvement reply to the Report of the Coal, of Towns and the Utilization of the Corn, and Finance Committee of the Refuse. Description of the Goux Corporation of the City of London. system. 1875. Ed. By W. HOPE. 1865. 60. Papers read at the Society of Reply to the Second Manifesto Arts Conference on the Health and of the Coal, Corn, and Finance Com Sewage of Towns. 1876-77-78. mittee. By W. HOPE. 1865. 6d. The Agricultural value of the 3 parts. 68. Addresses and Papers read Sewage of London examined in re before the Congress of the Sanitary ference to the Principal Schemes Institute of Great Britain, at Stafford. submitted to the Metropolitan Board 1879. 28. 6d. of Works, with Extracts from the Sewage Farming-Sanitary Co-operaEvidence of Chemists, Engineers, tion-Water Supply in County of Stafford and Agriculturists. 1865. – Separate system of Town SewerageHope and Napier's Plan for Metro- Drainage of Populous Manufacturing polis Sewage and Essex Reclamation Towns of the Tame and its Tributaries Rise of the Portable Manure Trade north of Birmingham-Progress in puriOrigin and Progress of the Liquid Ma- fying Sewage by precipitation—The new nure Theory-Evidence of Chemists, &c. Pneumatic Sewerage Systen as compared -Contrary Side Stated—Theories of Mr. with Lienur's—Sanitary Engineering in Ellis–Towns where Sewage Utilized, &c. America-The Polluted condition of the Circular of Information issued Thames, &c. by the Local Government Office as Shipping. The "Lancet" Reports on to Provisions of the Sewage Utili the Sanitary Condition of the Mer cantile Marine. 1867. 18. zation Act. 1865. 3d. Twelve Reasons against Sew- Small Pox in Scotland; as it is, was, age Irrigation. By W. BARDWELL, and ought to be; with Hints for its C.E. 3d. mitigation by legislative enactment. Concerning Sewage and its By ALEX. WOOD, M.D. 1860. 18. Economical Disposal. By F. H. Report on the Small-Pox EpiDANCHELL, C.E. 1872. 18. demic of 1872, as it occurred in the Irrigation-Precipitation-Dry-Earth city of Cork. By H. M. JONES, System-Charcoal Closets-Sewer Fil M.D. 1873. 18. Report on the mode of convey- ing Small-pox and Fever Patients de la Ville de Paris et assainissement to the Hospitals in Public Vehicles. du cours de la Seine. 18. 6d. By R. D. GRAINGER. 1852. 6d. Carbon Process: On the Treat- Vaccination. A Remonstrance respectment of Refuse by Carbon. 1873. 6d. ing the Vaccination Bill. By G. S. The Phosphate Sewage Pro GIBBS. 1866. 6d. coss for defecating and utilizing the Value of Vaccination; being Sewage of Towns. Reports on a a Digest of Evidence before the Visit of Inspection of the works at House of Commons. By T. BAKER. |