Health of Towns Association (London, England)

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Open LibraryOL5674938A

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Books by Health of Towns Association (London, England)

Total count: 13

Abstract of the proceedings of the public meeting held at Exeter Hall, Dec. 11, 1844

C. Knight1844-01-01
Abstract of the proceedings of the public meeting held at Exeter Hall, Dec. 11, 1844containing the speeches of the most noble the Marquess of Normanby, chairman ... together with a form of petition

Charles Knight and Co.1844-01-01
Unhealthiness of towns, its causes and remediesbeing a lecture

C. Knight & Co.1845-01-01
Report of the committee to the members of the Association, on Lord Lincoln's sewerage, drainage, &c., of town's bill

Charles Knight & Co.1846-01-01
Report of the Committee to the members of the Association and the public, on sanitary improvements; being a digest of the information contained in the replies returned to three thousand lists of queries

Chapman, Elcoate1847-01-01
Report of the Health of Towns Associationread at a meeting held in the rooms of the Statistical Society, February 24, 1847

publisher not identified1847-01-01
Report of the Health of London Association on the sanitary condition of the metropolisbeing a digest of the information contained in the replies returned to three thousand lists of queries, which were circulated amongst clergymen, medical men, solicitors, surveyors, architects, engineers, parochial officers, and the public

Printed by Chapman, Elcoate, and Company, 5, Shoe-Lane, and Peterborough-Court, Fleet-Street1847-01-01
Analysis of evidence laid before the Health of Towns Commission and the SelectCommittee of the House of Commons on Metropolitan Sewage Manuretogether with extracts ... shewing the value of the refuse of towns, and the advantages in a sanatory point of view of its application in a liquid form to agricultural purposes.

Hatton1847-01-01
Analysis of evidence laid before the Health of Towns Commission and the Select Committee of the House of Commons on Metropolitan sewage manure; together with extracts ... shewing the value of the refuse of towns, and the advantages in a sanatory point of view of its application in a liquid form to agricultural purposes

Hatton1847-01-01
Resolutions on the bill for improving the health of towns in England, prepared and brought in by Viscount Morpeth, Lord John Russell, and Sir George Grey. March 30, 1847

Hatton & Co., printers1847-01-01
Practical suggestions as to the measures proper to adopt in anticipation of the cholera, and for the immediate mitigation of the causes of other epidemic diseasesTo which is appended, a report of the committee to the members of the association, on Lord Lincoln's sewerage, drainage, &c., of towns bill5th ed.

printed by William Clowes and Sons1848-01-01
Report of the sub-committee on the answers returned to questions addressed to the principal towns of England and Wales and on the objections from corporate bodies to the Public health bill

Printed for the Health of Towns' Association by W. Clowes1848-01-01
The sanitary condition of the City of Londonbeing a letter to the Lord Ashley from the City Remembrancer, on the statements of the Sub-Committee of the Health of Towns Association; with the Sub-Committee's reply and Lord Ashley's letter [T. Beggs, secretary]

Printed for the Health of Towns Association by W. Clowes1848-01-01