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Notes and queries on the Public Health Act, 1848; with suggestions for a new bill.
How long is London to be victimized by its sewage?.
A new yet an old plan for relieving London of its sewage: in a letter to Viscount Palmerston /
The Thames: great scheme for profitable investment, metropolitan improvement, and national benefit.
Practical suggestions for removing all the sewage from the dwellings in and about London, for promoting its profitable use, and for purifying the Thames /
The reform of the sewers. Where shall we bathe? What shall we drink? or, Manure wasted and land starved.
Papers respecting the sanitary state of Church Lane and Carrier Street, in the parish of St. Giles in the fields, London /
Unpolluted streams: a letter to Lord John Manners.
Drainage of cities; reserving their sewage for use; and keeping their rivers clean ...
The drainage of London ...
A sketch of the history and prospects of the metropolitan drainage question.
Metropolitan and town sewage, their nature, value, and disposal ...
On the drainage and sewage of London and of large towns: their evils and their cure.
Suggested works on the Thames.
Coal, smoke and sewage, scientifically and practically considered ...
Remarks upon the drainage of London: shewing the amount of expenditure requisite to carry out main culverts, one on each side of the river Thames, in comparison with the amount needful to erect works upon the banks of the said river for deodorizing the sewage, reserving the precipitate for use.