Census-taker, puzzled, 79

Cornwall as a holiday resort, 57

Vol

Cotterell, Messrs., articles exhibited at Sanitary
Institute, 192

Craig, Messrs., articles exhibited at Sanitary
Institute, 191

Craven combination district, Medical Officer's
report on, 385

scarlet fever at. 40

Cremation, address to Home Secretary on, 118
advances in, 299

in New York, 424,
portable furnaces for, 40
Cresswell, Mr. C. N., sanitary relations of
self-government, 429.
Cromer, water supply of, 244
Crossley, Messrs., exhibition at Sanitary In-
stitute, 191

Crown ejector, Sharpe's, 1r9,

236

- jewel smokeless anthracite coal-stove,
privileges and prerogatives, 475

on, 266

Chartaline blankets, 199

Cheese at International Food Exhibition, 185
Chelsea, sewerage of, 80
Chester-le-Street, Medical Officer's report on,

471

Children, death-rates of, under five years, 304
palace for, in New York, 424

Chloralum as a disinfectant, 203
Chlorinated lime as a disinfectant, 202
Chorlton & Co., Messrs., mattresses, chairs,
etc., 461

Chlorine as a disinfectant, 202
Churches, heater for, 440

Churchill, Dr. F., articles exhibited at Sanitary
Institute, 193

Clark, Mr. C. F., basins for lavatories, 398
Clarke, Mr. A., pneumatic bells, 462

Mr. B., treatment of scarlatina, 17, 59
Mr. J. F., inventions, 319
Cleanliness, historic review of, 122
Cleator Mocr, Medical Officer's report on, 309
Clergymen as sanitarians, 423
Clerk, legal decision concerning a, 111, 354.
of local board, legal decision concerning,
476

Closet guard and deodoriser, Turner and
Robertshaw's, 118

Closets, the Lambeth, 289

and ashpits, 485

pail or tub, 398

ventilation of, 113, 197.

See also Water-closets.

Clothing, transmissibility of scarlatina by, 59:
infected, exposure of, 351
Coal, anthracite, 416. See Anthracite.

smokeless, 225, 226, 234; directions

for burning, 183

fire grates, 356

stove, Hunt's smokeless anthracite,
236. See Stove.
Coalbrookdale Company's smokeless fire-grate,
482

Coal-tar soap, Messrs. Wright's, 357.
Cockermouth rural district, Medical Officer's
report on, 309

Cocoa at International Food Exhibition, 185
Fry's malted, 280

Cod-liver oil, Möller's, 185

Coffee at International Food Exhibition, 185
Coffee-taverns, 155, 320

Cole, Mr. A., apparatus for preventing waste
of water, 358

College, Princeton, enteric fever at, 26; sanitary
improvements at, 102

Colliery manager fined, 482

Colonial sanitary lessons, 380
Colours, non-poisonous, Mander's, 119
Columbarium, an ancient, 213

Commons, by-laws prohibiting speeches, etc.,

of Hackney, 29
of Teignmouth, 129

of Tunbridge Wells, 24
of Walker-on-Tyne, 307
Death-rates in London and large English
towns, 18, 61, 94, 146, 171, 213, 252, 303, 347,
349, 425, 468

in urban sanitary districts, 19, 62, 95,
148, 153, 172, 219, 253

of watering places, 24, 67, 101, 154,
177, 220, 259

Deaths in England in 1880, 447.

registration of, in workhouses, 481
De Chaumont, Dr., filtration of water in the
military service, 234

historic review of cleanliness, 122;
sanitary assurance, 361
Demarest, Mr. J., water-closet basin, 359
Deodorising and disinfecting powders, 80
Devonport, health of, 36
Diarrhoea, autumnal, 231, 273

deaths from in large towns, 19, 61, 94,
147, 171, 219, 253, 303, 345, 379, 426, 469
in urban sanitary districts, 66, 95, 153,

291, 304

Diarrhoeal disease from eating pork, 343
Dictionary of sanitary appliances, 10, 89, 158,
207, 285, 331, 372
Diphtheria in chapels and schools, 37, 79.

deaths from in large towns, 19, 61, 95,
147, 219, 253, 303, 345, 379, 426, 469
in urban sanitary districts, 66, 95,
153, 220, 259

etiology of, Dr. A. Downes on, 404
origin and spread of an outbreak of,
Mr. F. A. McEwen on, 333

and polluted water, 37

spread of. Dr. Slade King on, 245
in West Sussex, 427.

Disease, epidemic, Mrs. Johnstone on pre-
vention of, 452

following sanitary neglect, 127
impure air a cause of, Dr. J. Ward

on, 4
Diseases of animals communicable to man, 101
Infectious, Artificial Disinfection a
Means of Preventing, Rev. J. H. Timins on,
dissemination of, 31, 32, 110;
by milk, Dr. W. N. Thursfield on, 243; Dr.
F. T. Bond on, 299

rev., 34

hospitals for, 198
incubation of, 470

in port of London, 378
zymotic, deaths from in London and
large towns, 19, 61, 94, 147, 171, 213, 252,
303, 345, 379, 425, 469; in urban sanitary
districts, 19, 66, 95, 177, 220, 253
mortality from, and micro-
germs, 168
Disinfectants, aluminous, 343

- Dr. J. W. Tripe on action of, 201
Disinfecting apparatus for hospitals, 467
establishments in Paris, 188

stove, a new, 17

Disinfection, Artificial, Rev. J. H. Timins on,

rev., 34

of, 31

387

of beds, 195

of clothing, etc., penalties for neglect

by hot air, 158, 207, 285, 331, 372
of letters, 2

of premises, legal decision concerning,

preventive, 341, 346

of wool. etc., 316

Domenichetti, Dr., water-supply of Louth
rural district, 141

Doncaster combined district, Medical Officer's
report on, 268

Downes, Dr. A., etiology of diphtheria, 404
Doulton, Messrs., articles exhibited at Sanitary
Institute, 191
manufactures, 241, 209, 334, 364, 411,

455

joints of earthenware pipes, 439
Drain, definition of a, 271

Maguire's safety-joint, 239

Drainage and sewerage of towns, Earl Fortes-

Dublin sanitary commission, 48
Dwellings, artisans', improvement of in Man-
chester and Salford, 69

Healthy, Captain D. Galton on Con-
struction of, rev., 74.

industrial, Mr. E. Hoole's notes on,

8, 87, 205

of poor in Exeter, 209

sanitary inspection of. See Sanitary
working men's, at Alnwick, 61

Eassie, Mr. W., cremation, 118

Dictionary of sanitary appli-
ances, 10, 89, 158, 207, 285, 331, 372
Edmonton, local government at, 302
Educational pressure, 29
Edwards, Mr. F., jun., London smoke and fog,
247; sanitary conveniences for both sexes, 273
Mr. J. C., exhibition at Sanitary
Institute, 192

Egypt as a winter residence for invalids, Dr.
E. Pechey on, I

Ekin, Mr. C., Potable Water, rev., 35
Electricity and railways, 92
Enamel for damp walls, 396
Epping Forest, proposed appropriation of, 274
rural district, Medical Officer's report
on, 309
Erith, Medical Officers report on, 266, 471
Euchlorine as a disinfectant, Dr. J. W. Tripe

Act, Adulteration, amendment of, 34
Factory and Workshop, 34, 199
Petroleum, 33

Public Health (Interment), 198
Adulteration Act, amendment of, 34
Branch sewers, 272

Commons, enclosure of, 34
Cemeteries, 198

Order, 199

476

Dairies, Cowsheds, and Milkshops
Diseases, infectious, hospitals for, 198
nurses for, 390

Factory and Workshops Act, 34, 199
Fees to medical officers as witnesses,

Hospitals for infectious diseases, 198
Houses let in lodgings, 312
Infectious diseases. See Diseases,
Light and air, law of, 390

London sewage, utilisation of, 199
Lodgings, houses let in, 312
Meals of operatives, 34
Medical Officers, fees to as witnesses,

See also

Pig keeping, 272

Lechartier, M., calculation of organic matter
in water, 88

Lecourt and Guillemare, MM., greening of pre-

served vegetables, 212

Lectures, Health for the People, Dr. Ashby's,
rev., 111

--on Health, Combe, 168

Petroleum Act. 33

nuisance from, 476

Sewage of London, utilisation of, 199
Sewers, branch, 272

small v. large, 391

Legislation, sanitary, deputation concerning,
27

Leicester, Medical Officer's report of, 73
Lentilla, 320

Leoni and Co., Messrs.,
heating apparatus, 370
Letters, disinfection of, 2

gas-cooking and

Libel, action for, Fox v. Robson, 91, 103
Hawksley v. Bradshaw, 353

Libra valve and lamp, 463
Light and air, law of, 390
Lighting of rooms, 14

Liverpool, Medical Officer's report on, 222
water-supply of, 58, 112
Liversedge, Medical Officer's report of, 433
Lloyd, Mr. T., articles exhibited at Sanitary
Institute, 194

-- Mr. W. H., bronchitis kettle, 398
Loan Society, Newcastle Invalid, 459
Local Board, clerk of, legal decision concerning,
476
election of, legal decision con-

cerning, 353
Government Board, boarding - out
order of, 368
deputation to pre-
sident on notification of infectious diseases,
model by-laws of,
report of Medical

Election, 27?

428

Expenses, parliamentary, 110

paving, 272

312

Food, adulteration of, 272, 354
Grounds, ornamental, 271, 275
Highways, 111, 272, 475, 476

in local board districts, 354,
obstruction of, 271

Hospital, 475

Officer of, 376

Lodgings, houses let in, by-laws of Local
Government Board, 312

London, air of, Captain D. Galton on prevent-
able causes of impurity in, 41

port of, Medical Officer's report of,

smoke and fog in, Mr. F. Edwards on,

Institutions, rating of, 110

Interest of justices, 354

434

Interpretation of statutes, 110

Justices, interests of, 354

247

Landlord and tenant, 476

streets and smells of, 102
temperature and rainfall in, 212
water-supply of, 14

Longevity in Yorkshire, 170

Longton, Medical Officer's report on, 473
Louth district, water-supply of, 141

Medical Officer's report of, 434

Love, Mr. W., apparatus for heating and ven-
tilation, 486

Lovegrove, Mr. J., ventilation of sewers and
drains, 232

Low, Dr. K. B., the sanitary service, 369
Lytham, Medical Officer's report on, 266, 473

Markham, Dr. W. O., hot-air stoves as house-
warmers, 321

Marriages in England in 1880, 447
Marriott, Mr. W. H., the frost of January
1881, 349

Martin, Dr. S., purifying cistern water, 103
Massachusetts, Mr. F. Vacher on sanitation
in, 326

May, Mr. J., jun., health of Devonport, 30
ventilation of soil-pipes, 78
Meals of operatives. 34

Measles, mortality from in London and large
towns, 19, 61, 94, 147, 171, 219, 253, 303,
345: 379, 426, 469

in urban districts, 19, 66, 95,

153, 177, 220, 253
Meat, diseased, prosecution for, 32
Meat bread, 15

Medals, Howard, 39, 276

dissemination of infectious disease by,
Dr. W. N. Thursfield on, 243; Dr. FT.
Bond on, 299; resolution of Society of Medi
cal Officers of Health, 259

epidemic at Aberdeen, 425
optical test for, 251

sale of in West of England, 70
salicylic acid in, 343
scarlatina spread by, 160

stores, uncleanly, 109, 352, 353
Milton, Medical Officer's report on, 473,,
Mitchell, Mr. T. H., apparatus for ventilating

sewers, 486
Monmouth, Medical Officer's report on, 474
Moore, Mr., articles exhibited in Sanitary In-
stitute, 192

Mr. C. H., water-closet, 440
Mr. G. H., filtering apparatus, 316
Morehouse, Mr. G. W., the use of the micro-
scope, 88

Morgan and Morrison's fire place heater, 399
Mortality, tables of statistics, 20, 62, 96, 148,

172, 214. 252

250

discontinuance of,

Morton, A. W., gas-stove or oven, 400
Mr. B., extraction of sewer-gas from
drains, 358
Mortuaries for towns and villages, necessity
for, 130

Obstructions, highway, legal decision concern-
ing, 271

Oil, Sanitas, Mr. Kingzett on, 294

Open spaces in London, 272

Ornamental grounds, legal decisions concern-
ing, 271, 475

Overcrowding, convictions for, 33

in Whitechapel, 458

Owner or occupier? 199

Paddington, Medical Officer's report on, 434
Page, Dr. D., Facts about Fevers, rev., 355
Mr. Herbert, disposal of sewage, 81
Pail or tub closets, 398
Palugyay wine, 210

Pan-closets, Warner & Son's improved, 396
Paper, non-arsenical, 31, 40, 192
Paris, clearing of snow in, 384

disinfecting establishments in, 188
health of, 170

sewage farming in environs of, 10
Park, Heaton, at Newcastle, addition to, 211
Parker, Mr. W. D'E., the boarding-out system,
352, 392

Parkes Museum of Hygiene. See Museum.
Parks, public, 460
Parliamentary expenses, legal decision con-
cerning, 110

proceedings: noxious vapours, 75;
saccharum, ib.; enteric fever in Glasgow, ib.;
spurious butters, 313
Patents, alleged infringement of, 108

sanitary. See Sanitary.
Pavement, wood, 157
Paving expenses, legal decision concerning, 272
Pearson's patent trapless water-closet, 119, 395
Pechey, Dr. E., Egypt as a winter residence
for invalids, I

Peirce, Messrs., articles exhibited at Sanitary
Institute, 192

Pembroke rural district, Medical Officer's
report of, 73

Peterborough, Medical Officer's report on, 474
Petroleum Act, the new, 33

legal proceedings, 354

Phillip, Mr., articles exhibited at Sanitary

Institute, 193

Phillips, Mr. H., articles exhibited at Sanitary

Institute, 193

Phillipson, Mr. B. R., automatic flushing ap-

} INDEX.

Pole's syphon water-closets, 157, 234
Poor, homes of, 59
Poplar, Medical Officer's report on, 267
Pork, American, 302
diarrhoeal disease from, 343

putrid, prosecution for possession of,
388
Portway's patent slow-combustion stove, 319
Potter & Sons' hot-water open fire-grate, 159
Pottery, sanitary, reports on, 241, 289, 334,
364, 411, 455

Precipitation, new process of, 15
Preston, Medical Officer's report on, 222
Preston & Co., Messrs., apparatus for regulat-
ing supply of water, 315

Prizes, American, for sanitary improvement, 302
for gas analysis, 320

for naphtha lamps, 343.

of Royal Institute of British Archi-

tects, 378

of Society of Arts, 313
Prosecutions: adulteration of quinine, 109
of milk, 110, 114

butter, impure, 32, 388
canal-boats, 31

infected clothing, exposure of, 351

infectious patients, exposure of, 32, 33

milk-stores, impure, 109, 352

removal of human remains, 30, 269

vii

Reports: Erith, by Mr. Jessett, 266, 471
Evesham (combined), by Mr. G. H.

Fosbroke, 385

72

268

72

Exmouth, by Mr. Ward, 266
Finchley, by Dr. Turle, 309

Glanford Brigg (rural), by Dr. Moxon,

Glasgow, by Dr. J. B. Russell, 221, 472

Gloucestershire, by Dr. Bond, 309

Greenock, by Dr. Wallace, 472
Hackney, by Dr. Tripe, 309
Halifax, by Dr. Ainley, 310

Halifax (combined), by Dr. Britton,

Hampstead, by Dr. Gwynn, 266
Hanley, by Dr. Swift-Walker, 310
Harborne, by Dr. W. Smith, 432
Hartismere (rural), by Dr. Barnes, 472
Hastings, by Mr. Ashenden, 472
Hebburn, by Mr. Spear, 432

Helmsley (rural), by Dr. B. Low, 472
Hendon, by Dr. Cameron, 72
Hertfordshire. See Middlesex
Hitchin, by Mr. Jenner, 472

Huddersfield, by Dr. S. Cameron, 433
Ilfracombe, by Dr. Slade King, 473
Islington, by Dr. Tidy, 433

Jarrow, by Mr. Spear, 433

Kensington, by Dr. Dudfield, 350, 473
Kent, West, by Dr. Baylis, 223

Kingston-upon-Hull, by Mr. Holder,

drains, foul, 109

infected materials, removal of, 31, 110

meat, unwholesome, 32, 270

milk and infectious diseases, 353

pork, putrid, 388

weekly returns of Registrar-
General, 18, 61, 94, 147, 170, 213, 252, 303,
345, 378, 425, 468
Purchase of lands, legal decision concerning,
476

Pure Food Company's preparations, 397

Quarantine, Sir S. Baker on Laws relating to,
rev., 391

Quinine, prosecution for adulteration of, 109

Railway, underground, and electricity, 92;
ventilation of, 58

Ramsden, Mr. J. C., disinfecting works, 316
Ransome, Messrs. S. & E., indestructible in-
durating solution, 192

Rates, legal decisions concerning, 110, 271, 272,
353, 354, 476

Rats and lead-pipes, 76, 117, 195
Rawlinson, Mr., address by, 137
Recreation grounds, 16
Redditch, Officer of Health of, 250
Rees, Mr. Hugh, registration of deaths in
workhouses, 481

Refuse of towns, disposal of, 261. See SEWAGE
Registrar-Generals quarterly returns, 328
weekly returns, 18, 61, 94,

308

Birkenhead, by Mr. Vacher, 307
Birmingham, by Dr. Hill, 220, 471
Bolton, by Mr. Sergeant, 72
Bournemouth, by Mr. Nunn, 265
Bradford, by Mr. Butterfield, 308
Bridgewater, by Mr. F. J. C. Parsons,

Brighton, by Dr. Taaffe, 308
Calcutta, by Dr. McLeod, 308

- Cambridge, by Dr. Anningson, 221
Cannock (rural), by Mr. Manby, 308
Carnarvonshire, by Mr. Rees, 221
Chailey (rural), by Mr. Gravely, 266
Chester-le-Street (rural), by Mr. Lin-

ton, 471

Cleator Moor, by Dr. Eaton, 309
Craven (combined), by Dr. F. W.
Barry, 385

Doncaster (combined), by Dr. J. M.
Wilson, 268

Droitwich (rural), by Dr. Swete, 221
Epping (rural), by Dr. Fowler, 309

Lambeth, by Dr. A. Farr, 433
Lancaster, by Dr. Harker, 473
Leicester, by Dr. Johnston, 73
Liverpool, by Dr. S. Taylor, 222
Liversedge, by Dr. Sykes, 433

London (port), by Dr. Collingridge,

ford, 221

Merthyr Tydfil, by Mr. Dyke, 222
Mexborough, by Mr. Sykes, 473
Middlesex and Hertfordshire, by Dr.
C. E. Saunders, 222

474

Milton (rural), by Mr. Sutton, 473
Monmouth (rural), by Dr. Willis, 474
Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, by Dr. Reid,

Newcastle-on-Tyne, by Mr. H. E.
Armstrong, 266
Newton Abbot, by Mr. L. Armstrong,
North Witchford (rural), by Mr.
Stephens, 474

434

Paddington, by Dr. Stevenson, 434
Peterborough, by Dr. Thomson, 474
Poplar, by Mr. Corner and Mr.

Taylor, 267

222

267, 434

267

Preston, by Mr. Pilkington, 222
Rotherhithe, by Dr. Browning, 434
St. Asaph (rural), by Dr. Ll. Roberts,
St. Faith's (rural), by Dr. Taylor, 73
St. Giles, by Mr. Lovett, 435
St. Mary, Newington, by Dr. Iliff,

Salford, by Dr. Tatham, 351

Samford (rural), by Mr. Elliston, 223
Shanklin, by Dr. Meeres, 60
Sidmouth, by Dr. Pullin, 435
Sittingbourne, by Mr. Sutton, 474
South Shields, by Mr. Spear, 223
Stalybridge, by Mr. Roberts-Dudley,

Stockton (rural), by Mr. Wilson, 435
Stroud (rural), by Mr. Partridge, 435
Sturminster, by Dr. C. Leach, 223
Sunderland, by Dr. Yeld, 73
Sussex, West, by Dr. Kelly, 386
Taunton, by Dr. H. J. Alford, 435
Thingoe (rural), by Dr. Kilner, 73, 474

Torquay, by Mr. Karkeek, 474

Tottenham, by Dr. Watson, 74
Walker-on-Tyne, by Mr. Hurst, 267
Walsall, by Dr. Maclachlan, 223
Wandsworth, 435

Wareham and Purbeck, by Dr. Stain-

Saccharum, 75.

Sack, Mr. W. M., water-closet valve, 400
St. Asaph rural district, Medical Officer's report,

222

St. Faith's rural district, Medical Officer's report
of, 73

St. Giles, Medical Officer's report. 435

St. John of Jerusalem, medal of, 244

St. Mary, Newington, Medical Officer's report,
267

Salicylic acid in food, 465

by, 250

Sanitary Institute, exhibition of, 165, 191; re-
port of judges, 262
inventions, 39, 80, 118, 159, 277, 316,
356, 394, 436, 482

jottings, 40, 80, 160, 280, 320
laws, deputation to Mr. Dodson on
amendment of, 27

neglect, illness following, 127
notes, Dr. J. L. Notter's, 161, 401
patents, 314, 358, 398, 438, 484

American, 359, 399, 440, 487
pottery, reports on, 241,289,334,364,411
progress, Mr. W. H. Michael on the
law in relation to, 281

83

reform in Japan, Mr. J. A. Ewing on,

reformer, woman as a, 144
relations of local self-government, 429
science in Sandwich Islands, 93
text-books of, 157

of by the state, 369

son on, 2

Sanitas, action of on sewage, 203
oil, Mr. Kingzett on, 294
Sanitation in Massachusetts, Mr. F. Vacher
on, 326

Sapo carbonis detergens, 357.
Scally's Swan and Crown whisky, 240
Scammell, Messrs., articles shown in Sanitary
Institute, 193

Scarlet-fever at Blaydon, 164

at Craven, 40

deaths from, in large towns, 19, 61,
95, 147, 171, 219, 252, 303, 345, 379, 426,
469
in urban districts, 66, 153,

177, 220, 253.
distribution by milk, 160
prevention of fatality of, 17, 59
prophylaxis of, 37

transmitted by wearing apparel, 59
Scavenging, legal decision concerning, 110, 272
Scheurer Kestner, M., meat-bread, 15

-foot-and-mouth disease treated School and chapel diphtheria, 37.

in milk, 343

Samford rural district, Medical Officer's report

Soap, Wright's coal-tar, 357

Society of Arts, medals for sanitary arrange-
ment of houses, 313

Kyrle, meeting of, 306

Medical Officers of Health, officers of,
120; meetings of, 187, 224, 259, 304, 346, 380,
427, 470
Meteorological, monthly meeting, 349,

traps, 484

of Wigton, 200

Sewer, breaking into a, 352

gas, extraction of, 358
gratings, effluvia from, 460
Sewerage of Birkenhead, 260

of Lower Thames Valley, 170
of Memphis, 137

patent for, 441
Sowerby Bridge, 92

of towns, Earl Fortescue on, 121

of Wilmslow, 260

gan on, 204

tables of mortality statistics

of, 20, 62, 96, 148, 172, 212

Engineer, New York, 188

inspection of dwellings, 13; Sir W.

F. Jenkin on, 407

Jenner on, 47; deputation on, 383; Prof.

in rural districts, 233. 275
Institute, annual meeting, 27; Capt.
D. Galton's address, 41; certificates of, 188
Congress of, meeting of, 121;
Earl Fortescue's address, ib.; Dr. de Chau-
mont on cleanliness, 122; Mr. Burdett on
unhealthiness of public institutions, 123; Mr.
Woodman on the Exeter sanatorium, 125;
Mr. Nourse on illness following sanitary
neglect, 127; Dr. Lake on death-rate of
Teignmouth, 129; Mr. Burdett on mortuaries
in towns and villages, 130; Mr. Rawlinson
on sanitary engineering, 137; Mr. Waring
on sewerage of Memphis, ib.; Major-Gen.
Scott on cleaning of sewers, 139; Colonel A.
E. Jones on sewage, 140; Dr. Domenichetti
on water-supply of Louth, 141; Mr. White
on construction of water-closets, 142; Mr.
Boulnois on annihilation of sewage gas, ib.;
Mr. F. C. Stephenson on ventilation of water
mains, ib.; Sir A. Brady on meteorology,
143; Mr. Symons on health-resorts, 144;
Dr. Rawlinson on woman as a sanitary re-
former, ib.; general meeting, 145; dinner, ib.

417

works, legal decision regarding, 271

cleansing of, 139

legal decision regarding, 272

neglect of, 475

coal consumer, 465

ventilation of, 25, 77, 169, 232, 440,
481, 486; Mr. J. S. Hodgson on, 529
Shanklin, health of, 60
Shapter, Dr. L., alcohol in relation to public
health, 444

Sharp, Messrs., articles exhibited at Sanitary
Institute, 192

Sharpe's crown ejector, 119
Shea, Dr. J., ventilation of soil-pipes of closets,

113

Shields, South, Medical Officer's report of, 223
Shone, Mr. Isaac, small v. large sewers, 417
Sidmouth, Medical Officer's report of, 435
Siemens, Dr., gas-stove, 237
Silicated carbon-filters, 194
Siphon water-closets, 157, 234

Field's annular, 313
Sittingbourne, Medical Officer's report of, 474
Small-pox aboard a German steamer, 80

deaths from, in large towns, 19, 66,
95, 147, 171, 219, 253, 303, 346, 379, 426, 469

hot air, as house warmers, Dr. Mark-
ham on, 321

Strange, Dr. W., infantile mortality of Wor-
cester, 51

Stroud rural district, Medical Officer's report,