Report of the Health of London Association on the sanitary condition of the metropolis; : being a digest of the information contained in the replies returned to three thousand lists of queries, which were circulated amongst clergymen, medical men, solicitors, surveyors, architects, engineers, parochial officers, and the public.

  • Health of Towns Association (London, England)
Date:
1847
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Credit: Report of the Health of London Association on the sanitary condition of the metropolis; : being a digest of the information contained in the replies returned to three thousand lists of queries, which were circulated amongst clergymen, medical men, solicitors, surveyors, architects, engineers, parochial officers, and the public. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    They would also award their thanks to the Vice-Presi¬ dents, who have taken an active part in promoting sanitary reform ; but their thanks, in common with those of the As¬ sociation and of the public, are pre-eminently due to Charles Cochrane, Esq., without whose generous and liberal pe¬ cuniary assistance the proceedings of the Association could neither have been carried on, nor their results laid before the public in their present form. The General Committee earnestly trust the eminent exertions of this gentleman, w'ho has devoted his time and means to this and other objects of philanthropy, will be fully appreciated by the members of the Association and the public. They likewise beg to tender their thanks to the Com¬ mittees of the various literary and scientific institutions for their liberality in placing their lecture-rooms at the dis¬ posal of the Association. They would also tender their thanks to the public press in general, and to the Editor of the Morning Advertiser in particular, for the interest they have shown in promoting the objects of this Association. M. W. LUSIGNAN, \ rT JOHN LIDDLE, ) non Secs. chapman, elcoate, and company, 5, SHOE-LANE, and peterborougii- COURT, FLEET-STREET.