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Paddington 1872

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington]

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The following Publications and Reports on Public Heatlh
have been received, and are acknowledged with thanks:—
The Public Health Act for 1872, by C. Bulteel, Esq., F.R.C.S. Plymouth, Surgeon to
the Royal Albert Hospital.
The Solicitor's Report to Metropolitan Board of Works, on the Regulation of the
Water Companies for the constant Water supply, October 1872; Regulations
proposed by the Metropolitan Board of Works for the consideration of the Board
of Trade, and Water Companies.
Report of the Joint Committee of British Medical Association and Social Science
Association, on State Medicine, 1872.
Second Report of the Conference of the Boards of Guardians, November 1872.
J. T. Hibberd, Esq., M.P. in the Chair. Second Report of the Paddington
Committee of the Charity Organisation Society, and of all the Charities in the.
Parish of Paddington. Sixth Report of the Municipal Reform Association.
The Liquor Trades in relation to National prosperity, &c.
Reports of the Medical Officer of Healtlt on the Vital Statistics
and Health of Paddington.
Annual Reports for 1868-69-70-71-72.
Quarterly Reports and Statistical Returns—No. 1 to 21.
Report on the Pollution of the Water and cleansing of the Canal Basin—1868.
Report on the means of carrying out Disinfection in an adequate and effectual manner
in the Parish—1869.
Report on the erection of a Public Mortuary in the Parish, and upon the Management
there of—1867.
Practical Sanitary Hints as to the best measures for [preventing the spread of the
catching or epidemic diseases.
Report and Catalogue of Sanitary Articles exhibited at Leeds in 1871, prepared by
Dr. Hard wicke.
Report of the Medical Officer of Health on the ventilation and condition of the
Sewers of the Parish—1872
On the duties of the Sanitary Inspectors, and Systematic Sanitary Inspection,
Memorandum on Overcrowding in single rooms, and in houses let out and sub-let by
absentee landlords—April, 1872.