Smith, Dr Thomas Southwood, author's recollections of, 1 _et seq._-- birth and early years, 7-- his education and preparation for the ministry, _ib._-- cast off by his family on account of religious views, 8-- attachment to Miss Anne Read, _ib._-- marriage, 9-- death of his wife, _ib._-- decides to study medicine and enters Edinburgh University, _ib._-- conducts religious services in Edinburgh, 10-- writes his 'Illustrations of the Divine Government,' 12-- starts practice at Yeovil, 14-- removes to London, 16-- second marriage, _ib._-- appointed physician to the London Fever Hospital, the Eastern Dispensary, and the Jews' Hospital, _ib._-- his first writings on the "Sanitary Question," 17-- publishes his 'Treatise on Fever,' 24-- house at Trinity Square broken up, 35-- contributes to the 'Penny Encyclopædia,' 36-- assists in founding the 'Westminster Review,' _ib._-- publishes pamphlet on 'The Use of the Dead to the Living,' 40-- lectures at Webb Street School of Anatomy, 42-- delivers popular lectures at London Institution and elsewhere, 43-- his oration on Jeremy Bentham, 46-- publishes 'The Philosophy of Health,' 47-- appointed to the Factory Commission, 53-- reports to the Poor Law Commissioners on eastern districts of London, 61-- member of "Children's Employment Commission," 73-- assists in founding "The Sanatorium," 81-- correspondence with Charles Dickens, 85 _et seq._-- forms the "Metropolitan Association for Improving the Dwellings of the Industrious Classes," 93-- removes to Highgate, 94-- founds the "Health of Towns Association," 98, 107-- his efforts on behalf of Sanitary Reform, 102 _et seq._-- issues an "Address to the Working Classes," 111-- is appointed member of the "Metropolitan Sanitary Commission," 122-- appointed to General Board of Health, 127-- letter to Lord Morpeth, 128-- retires from public life, 139-- revises 'The Philosophy of Health,' 140-- writes pamphlet on 'Results of Sanitary Improvement,' 141-- lectures on "Epidemics" at Edinburgh, _ib._-- receives public recognition of his services, 143-- travels in Italy, 147-- death of his wife, 148-- returns to Italy, _ib._-- death, _ib._ Taylor, Mr, letter from, 157. Tooke, Mr, member of Factory Commission, 53. 'Treatise on Fever,' publication of, 24-- opinion of 'The Medico-Chirurgical Review' on, _ib._-- quotations from, 25 _et seq._, 30. 'Use of the Dead to the Living, The,' 40. 'Westminster Review,' Dr Southwood Smith's contributions to, 17-- founding of, 36. Workhouses, Dr Southwood Smith draws attention to state of, 66. Yeovil, Dr Southwood Smith begins practice and takes charge of congregation at, 14-- leaves for London, 16. PRINTED BY WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS. Catalogue of Messrs Blackwood & Sons' Publications