Report to Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State For the Home Department, from the Poor Law Commissioners, on an Inquiry Into the Sanitary Condition of the Labouring Population of Great Britain; With AppendicesChadwick, Edwin
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Report to Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State For the Home Department, from the Poor Law Commissioners, on an Inquiry Into the Sanitary Condition of the Labouring Population of Great Britain; With Appendices
Chadwick, Edwin
Housing -- Great Britain; Public health -- Great Britain
Instances of the want of water in the houses, and of the
effect on the personal and domestic habits of the lower
classes of the population in towns 63
In Manchester, 64; in Truro union, 65; in Audley district of
Newcastle-under-Lyme union, 65; in Dunmow union, 65; in
Bishops Stortford union, 65; in Lexden and Winstree union,
65; in Wootton, Bedford, 66; in Edinburgh, 66; in Glasgow,
66; in Aberdeen, 67; in Stirling, 67; in Dundee, 67; in
Greenock, 67; in Ayr, 67; in Arbroath, 67; in Renfrew, 68;
in Dunfermline, 68; in Tain, 68; in Tranent 68
Inapplicability of the supplies of water to be obtained by
fetching from the public wells 69
The supplies of water in London by machinery and pipes, and
in Paris by cartage and hand carriage, compared 70
Cost of laying on water in labourers’ tenements and the
economy of supply in such a mode 71
Supplies of water by private companies, not applicable to
rural districts of small population 72
Complaints against the modes of supplies of water by private
companies 72
Private companies do not ensure the best practicable
supplies to the public 73
Instance of supplies of water obtained by the public without
private companies 74
Necessity of general provisions of supplies of water 77
Unwholesome effects of bad water 77
_Sanitary effect of land drainage._ 80
General land drainage, effects of, on the health of the
population, instances of in—
The Isle of Ely, 80; the Newhaven union, 81; the Ongar
union, 81; the Gravesend and Milton union, 81; the Eastry
union, 81 and 82; the Dunmow union, 82; the Epping union 82
Instances of—
In Scotland 83
Instances of the effect of land drainage upon the health of
cattle 83
Instance of the effects of land floods and deficient land
drainage in—
The Langport union, 85; the Chesterfield union, 87; the Dore
union, 87; the Bicester union, 88; the Leighton Buzzard
union, 88; the Foleshill union, 89; the Malton union, 89;
Lochmaben, Scotland 90
Foreign illustrations of the effect of drainage upon the
health of the population 90
Interests opposed to the cleansing of Paris 93
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