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The following Reports and Pamphlets on Public Health
have been received with thanks:—
Traité pratique du Chaufage, et de la Ventilation, et de la distribution des eaux dans
les habitations, &c., par C. V. Joly.
On the profitable utilization of Town Refuse, by G. F. Chantrell, of the Charcoal and
Sewage Company (Limited),
Sewage utilization in combination with surface irrigation, intermittent filtration or
separately, by J. B. Denton, Esq.
The Lime and Cement process of Sewage utilization of Major-General H. Y. D.
Scott, C.B.
Intermittent filtration through natural soil; description of the works at MerthyrTydfil.
Catalogue of the Appliances for the economical consumption of Fuel at the Exhibition
at Peel Park, Manchester.
On Hospitals, Cottage Hospitals, and Ventilation, by Charles Shrimpton, M.D.
Milk, its supply and adulteration, by Dr. Voelcker—March, 1874.—On the Ventilation
of Schools, Hospitals, Law Courts and Public Buildings, by George
Ross, M.D.
Typhoid Fever and Sanitary administration, by L. M. Fox, Esq.
Dr. Lankester's plain rules for the Management of Infants.
Report of the Dwelling Committee of the Charity Organization Society, March, 1873.
Infant Mortality, by John S. Parry, M.D. Work and Play, by Russel Holmes, M.D.
What will Philadelphia do for its Paupers ? by Isaac Pay, M.D., &c,
Report of the Health of Liverpool, by W. S. Trench, M.D., &c.; of Whitechapel,
by Mr. John Liddle; of Mile End Old Town, by M. Corner, M.D.; of the
Thames Shipping Committee, by Harry Leech, M.D.
Printed Reports of the Medical Officer of Health on the Vital Statistics and
Health of the Parish of Padding ton, &c.
Annual Reports for 1868-69-70-71-72-73.
Quarterly Reports and Statistical Returns—No. 1 to 29.
Report on the Pollution of the Water and the 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 Manage
ment there of—1867.
Practical Sanitary Hints as to the best measures for preventing the spread of the
catching or epidemic diseases.
First, Second, Third and Fourth Quarterly Reports as Public Analyst, and of
Proceedings under the Food Adulteration Act of 1872.
First, (Second, not printed) and Third Report on the Condition of Sewers in the
Parish, and causes of Nuisances therein, with recommendations for their removal.
Report and Catalogue of Sanitary Articles exhibited at Leeds in 1871, prepared by
Dr. Hardwicke. Also of the Sanitary and Educational Exhibition at Norwich in
October, 1873.