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PAPERS AND REPORTS ON PUBLIC HEALTH.
By Dr. HARDWICKE.
ON THE DWELLINGS OF THE POOR, AND THE EVILS OF
OVER-CROWDING, WITH MEANS SUGGESTIVE FOR REMOVAL.—Sessional
Proceedings, 1866.
IN WHAT FORM, AND TO WHAT EXTENT IS IT DESIRABLE, THAT THE PUBLIC SHOULD PROVIDE FOR THE RECREATION OF THE WORKING CLASSES.—Social Science Transactions, 1868.
HOW THE GOVERNMENT MAY BENEFICIALLY INTERFERE TO LIMIT THE SPREAD OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES—Social
Science Transactions, 1869.
ON THE RECENT OUTBREAK OF TYPHOID IN MARYLEBONE, ATTRIBUTED TO POISONED MILK, 1873.—Social Science Transactions.
REPORT UPON THE ARTICLES IN THE SANITARY EXHIBITION AT LEEDS, 1871.
ON ALLEGED STARVATION CASES, AND THE EFFECTS OF INSUFFICIENT NOURISHMENT.—Sessional Proceedings, 1870.
ON PUBLIC MORTUARIES FOR LARGE TOWNS.—Paper read at
the Royal Institute of British Architects, 1869.
REPORT ON THE REGULATIONS FOR A PUBLIC MORTUARY
FOR PADDINGTON, 1868.
ON MEANS FOR CARRYING OUT DISINFECTION IN AN ADEQUATE AND EFFECTUAL MANNER IN THE PARISH OF PADDINGTON.
ON THE POLLUTION OF THE WATER, AND TIIE CLEANSING
OF THE CANAL BASIN AT PADDINGTON.
MEMORANDUM ON OVER-CROWDING IN SINGLE ROOMS:
AND ON HOUSES LET AND SUB-LET IN TENEMENTS
BY ABSENTEE LANDLORDS.
PRACTICAL SANITARY HINTS FOR PREVENTING THE
SPREAD OF THE "CATCHING," OR EPIDEMIC DISEASES,
SUCH AS SCARLET FEVER, SMALL-POX, MEASLES, TYPHOID, &c.
A NNUAL AND QUARTERLY REPORTS ON THE VITAL
STATISTICS AND HEALTH OF THE PARISH OF PADDINGTON,
FROM 1867 TO 1874.