Volume 2

First-[second] report of the Royal Sanitary Commission.

  • Great Britain. Royal Sanitary Commission
Date:
1869-1874
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Credit: First-[second] report of the Royal Sanitary Commission. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    List of Letters and Memoranda. Subject Matter. Received from Page. A.—Letters, &c. addressed to the Commissioners. 1. The Coincidence of Petty Sessional, Poor Law, and Highway Districts in the County of Hants, a Paper furnished by 2. Local Authorities for Sanitary Matters. A Memorandum by 3. Local Authorities, from a Letter by - 4. Permanent Mortgages, from a Letter by 5. (a) Vaccination, {b) Contagious Diseases, from a Letter by 6. {a) Infectious Diseases, (b) Eegistration, from Replies to Questions E. by 7. The Divided Authorities in the Borough of Stafford. Extracts from two Letters by 8. Private Lmprovement Works, Uecovery of Expenses by Local Boards of Health, being a Copy of the Report made to their Local Board in November 1868, by 9. Recovery of Expenses, a Memorial to the Com- missioners, by 10. Local Government for Sanitary Purposes in the State of Massachusetts, U.S.A., from Answers to Questions furnished by The Viscount Eversley. [See Report, p. 54.] Sir T. D. AciCLAND, Bart., M.P. [See Answer No. 163, p. 336 supra.'] Rev. C. Frere, an ex officio Guardian of the Stow Union, Suffolk. John Whitwell, Esq., M.P. - . . J. D. Heaton, M.D., F.R.C.P., Physician to the Leeds General Infirmary. John Leigh, Esq., Medical Officer of Health for Manchester. R. W. Hand, Esq., Town Clerk of Stafford. [Kee Dr. Day's Evidence, First Report, p. 386. Messrs. Radcliffe and Layton, Solicitors, the Clerks to the Local Board of West Derby, County Palatine of Lancaster. [See Answer No. 57, p. 250, stipra.] The Gorton Local Government Board. [See Answer No. 25, p. 230, supra.] H. J. BowDiTCH, Esq., M.D., Chaii-man; George Derby, Esq., M.D., Secretary of the State Board of Health. B.—Papers handed in by Witnesses. 11. The Board of Supervision as a Central Authority for Scotland. Extract from a Letter of 12. Qualifications for a proposed degree in State Medicine. A Paper handed in by 13. Registration of Disease. A Provisional Paper prepared by Arthur Ransome, Esq., and handed in by 14. (a) Pollution of Rivers, (b) Slaughtering of Cattle within Towns. The text of two old Acts of Parliament handed in by 15. Return op Inquiries made by Inspectors of the Local Government Act Office, 1866-1868, furnished by 16. Summary of Central Sanitary Functions performed under the Home Office by 17. Summary of Central Sanitary Functions, dealt with under the Privy Council by 18. Local Inquiries and Provisional Order. A Letter from 19. General Observations as to a proposed Con- solidated Health Act. Extract from a Paper by Sir R. Christison, Bart., M.D., Pres. R.S.E., &c., a Member of the Commission. (See his Evidence, First Report, p. 304.) Wm. Stokes, Esq., M.D., F.R.S., a Member of the Commission. H. W. AcLAND, Esq., M.D., F.R.S., a Member of the Commission. John Lambert, Esq., a Member of the Commission - Tom Taylor, Esq., Secretary of the Local Govern- ment Act Office. Tom Taylor, Esq., Secretary of the Local Govern- ment Act Office. John Simon, Esq., F.R.S., Medical Officer of Healtli of the Privy Council. E. B. Denison, Esq., Q.C. (now Sir Edmiiud Beckett, Bart.) [See Report, p. 39, and Answer 5941, First Report, p. 332.] E. H. Pember, Esq., Q.C., of the Parliamentary Bar. (See Answer 4801, First Report, p. 267.) 20. Construction of Buildings (Mr. Rawlinson's, Observations). Letter to the Home Secretary by 21. Recovery op Expenses. A Letter to the Secre- tary of the Local Government Act Office, by C,—Letters referred by the Home Office. Medical Officers of Health in the Metropolis Mr. G. Bailey, Clerk to the Luton Local Board 2610.3. A