[from Cubbon - Bibliography, Vol 1, 1933]

PUBLIC HEALTH.

Includes Public Health, Medical Aid and Poor Relief, &c.

(Arranged in order of date of publication.)

THOMSON (T. R. H.), Plain Directions what to do in cases of Accident or Medical Emergency, intended for the use of the Country Population of the Isle of Man. 1851. Douglas. 8vo. pp. 58. [B 464] Not :n Library.

The Civil Registration and Vaccination Acts : Instructions for the guidance of Registrars and others with respect to the execution of the above-mentioned Acts. B. & S. 1876. pp. 13. 245x145. 13799, B 464]

Orders promulgated in Douglas by Governor Loch to prevent the spreading of Smallpox (under authority of The Nuisances Removal and Diseases Prevention Act, 1851). B. & S. 1877. pp. 4-. 340x220. [B 464]
Orders were also promulgated in Castletown and (presumably) in Rainsey and Peel, creating a Sanitary Committee in each district.

Report of Sanitary Commission, 1877, appointed by order of the Lieut.-Governor [Loch]. pp. 4. 330x210. [6111, D152]
The Commission dealt with regulations as to infectious diseases and vaccination.

Minute by the Lieut.-Governor [Loch] on the subjects of Compulsory Vaccination, Infectious Diseases, &c., dated Oct. 31, 1877. pp. 2. 330x210. [6111, D132]

Minute of the Lieut-Governor [Loch] urging a scheme for the erection of Artisans' Dwellings, dated Nov., 7, 1877. No Printer's name. ]877. pp. 2. 330x210. [6111, D 152]

Order by the Lieut.-Governor for the appointment of a Douglas Committee to see to the execution of certain Regulations under the Diseases Prevention Act [in view of cases of Smallpox which had arisen]. 1877. pp. 3. 330x210[6111, D 152]
Orders were also given for Committees in Castletown, Peel, and Ramsey.

Tynwald Court Commission on Medical Aid and Poor Relief : Report of evidence taken. B. & S. 1878. pp. 161. 301x205. [2539, B 464]

Tynwald Court Commission on Medical Aid and Poor Relief Report presented to Tynwald. J. C. Fargher, Herald Office. 1879. pp. 111. 118x88. [2540, B 464]

Sanitary Matters in the Isle of Man. In The Sanitary Record, 14th March, 1879. pp. 161-5. [Sketch of a thatched cottage.] [6016, B 464]

Laxey, Sanitary condition of : Dr. Laird's Report, dated12th Dec., 1881. B. & S. 1881. pp. 6. 245x150. [6123, D 152]

Report of Committee of Tynwald to examine the accounts of the Keys Committee. 1883. p. 1. 330x210. [6123, 1) 152]

HAVILAND (Alfred, M.R.C.S.E.) Consumption : the social and geographical causes conducing to its prevalence. A Lecture delivered in the Victoria Hotel, Douglas, Dec. 17, 1883. B. & S. 1883. pp. îv,26. 215x135. 1/-. [3950, B 464]
Coloured map showing the geographical distribution of Consumption.

The Essential Requisites of a Sea-side Health Resort, and the Requirements of a Health-seeker, with the Physical Geography and Climate of the Isle of Man. A Lecture delivered in the Masonic Hall, Douglas, June 13, 1883. B. & S. 1883. pp. 72. 210x130. 1/-. [437, B 464]

Letter by the Lieut.-Governor on the outbreak of Cholera in Europe and in Great Britain, directed to Local Authorities in the Isle of Man, dated Aug. 31, 1892. pp. 2. 330x200. [B 464]

Report of Committee of Tynwald, appointed 14th April, 1893, to enquire into the working of the Vaccination Acts. May 30, 1893. B. & S. pp. 4. 330x200. [B 464]

Memorandum by Lieut.-Governor [Walpole] on the application of the Town Commissioners of Ramsey for authority to borrow £2,000 for providing an Hospital for infectious diseases. 1894. B. & S. pp. 2. 330x200. [B 464]

The Visitation of the Cholera in 1832. In Mrs. Forrest's Manx Recollections, 1894. [F 65/2]

HAVILAND (Alfred, M.RC.S. Eng.). Inaugural Address on Medical Geography as an Aid to Clinical Medicine, delivered at the first meeting of the Isle of Man Medical Society, Dec. 4, 1896; also Phthisis and the Isle of Man. London: John Bale. 1897. pp. viii,20. 215x140. 1/-. [3469, B 464]
Has a coloured map showing the geographical distribution of Consumption among females in the Isle of Man, 1881-1890.

Report of Committee of Tynwald in the matter of the petition of Douglas Corporation for authority to borrow £15,325 for improving the Isolation Hospital, &c. Aug. 9, 1898. B. & S. pp. 3. 330x210. [6125, D 152]

DAVIES (Charles A., M.B.). A Dissertation on the Causes of Consumption, with special reference to its prevalence in the Isle of Man. Submitted for the degree of M.D. B. & S. 1899. pp. 66. 240x180. [438, B 464] Contains four coloured maps.

Poor Relief : Report of Committee of House of Keys to consider the Bill to Amend the Poor Relief Amendment Act, with minutes of evidence, dated 6th April, 1904. B. & S. 1904. pp. 13. 330x210. [6128, D 152]

Report of the Committee of the House of Keys to consider and report upon the Bill to amend the Poor Relief Amendment Act, together with minutes of evidence. B. & S. April 6, 1904. pp. 13. 330x205. [D 50]

HADWEN (Dr. Walter R., M.D.). Reply to the Evidence on Vaccination laid before the Legislative Council, March 10, 1913, by Dr. Arthur Drury, M.B., of Halifax, and other medical men. Gloucester: F. J. Brooke. 1913. pp. 38. 330x210. [293, B 464] Published by the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection.

Report of the Committee of the House of Keys and evidence on the Poor Relief Act. B. & S. March, 1921. pp. 7. 250x185. B 464]

See also Debates xxxix.

Report of Committee of House of Keys to inquire into the system of Poor Relief. July 20, 1921. pp. 4. 250x185.[B 464]

See also Debates xl.

DOUGLAS POOR RELIEF BOARD, AND GUARDIANS OF THE POOR.

[All 6273, B 464]

Douglas Poor Relief Committee. Report for year to 31st March, 1894. C. & F. 1894. pp. 16. 220x137.
£1,352 distributed in out-door relief. A district poor rate levied of 5d. in the pound. The dietary of the Poor Asylum is given. The office was in 34 Finch Road.

Rep. for year 31st March, 1995. B. & S. pp. 16.
__1896. S. K. B. pp. 16.
__ 1897. Manx Sun. pp. 19.
__ 1898. C. & F. pp. 19.
__ 1899. B. & S. pp. 19.
In 1895 the office was No. 2 Harris Terrace ; in 1898 it was in Mount Havelock.

The Guardians of the Poor of Douglas. Rep. for year to 31st March, 1900. S. K. B. 1900. pp. 20. 213x140.
A new Poor Relief Amendment Act was passed this year, and the title of the body was changed to the above. The rate continued at 6d. The cost of out-door relief was £ 1,926.

Rep. for year 31st March, 1901. Cubbon & Lightfoot. pp. 24.
The decision was made to purchase No. 3 Harris Terrace for offices.

__1902. C. & F. pp. 30. - 1903. B. & S. pp. 29.
Out-door relief came to £3,129 ; a 9d. rate was levied.
__ 1904. S. K. B. pp. 31.
__ 1905. Cubbon & Lightfoot. pp. 31.
__ 1906. C. & F. pp. 34.
__ 1907. B. & S. pp. 32.
__ 1909. C. & F. pp. 34.
__ 1910. S. K. B. pp. 35.
__1911. S. K. B. pp. 35.
__ 1912. S. K. B. pp. 35.
__ 1913. C. & F. pp. 35.
__ 1914. B. & S. pp. 35. Out-door relief £2,942.
__ 1915. S. K. B. pp. 35.
The usual explanatory report of the Board is discontinued after this issue.
__ 1916. C. & F. pp. 18.
__ 1917. B. & S. pp. 17.
__ 1918 missing.
__ 1919. C. & F. pp. 16.
There is a useful table on p. 10, shewing the amounts paid on account of out-door and in-door relief, the rates levied, the Home for the Poor and the weekly cost of the inmates, etc., from 1910.
__ 1920. B. & S. pp. 16.
__ 1921. S. K. B. pp. 16.
__ 1922. C. & F. pp. 20.
__ 1923. W. Newby. pp. 20.
__ 1924. W. Newby. pp. 20.
Several years missing.
__ 1928. W. Newby. pp. 19.
__ 1929. W. Newby. pp. 19.
__ 1930. W. Newby. pp. 19.

Douglas Poor Relief Committee: Standing Orders for the regulation of the proceedings of the Committee. C. & F. N.D. [c. 1900.] pp. 8. 212x140.

The Guardians of the Poor of Douglas: Standing Orders dated January, 1913. B. & S. pp. 36. 134x103.

Ramsey Cottage Hospital: Report and Balance Sheet to 12th Oct., 1929; also to 12th Oct., 1930.

ASYLUMS BOARD.

Lunatic Asylum Act, 1860. In Statutes. [D 200]
The Act provides for the erection of an Asylum at the Strang in Kirk Braddan. By the Rushen Abbey Trust Act of 1864, the lands and premises of Rushen Abbey, previously granted for a lunatic asylum, were re-conveyed to the grantor, the site not being eligible.

Lunatic Asylum: Correspondence between the "Treasury and other Departments on the question of proposing to Parliament a Vote for one-half the expense of providing a Lunatic Asylum in the Isle of Man, dated 20th June, 1864. London. 23rd June, 1864. pp. 32. 330x210. [6121, D 152]
Lunatics, prior to the building of an Asylum, were kept in Castle Rushen, and the Rev. E, Ferrier, chaplain of the Castle, writes in 1858 of his experiences there. The Asylum scheme was initiated by Governor Charles Hope, continued by Governor Francis Pigott, and concluded by Governor Loch.

Lunatic Asylum: Letter from Lieut.-Governor [Loch] to the Treasury, dated 4th June, 1864. London. June 28, 1864. pp. 2. ,330x241. [6121, D 152.]

The Temporary Lunatic Asylum Act, 1864. [D 200]
The temporary asylum (for use until that at the Strang was built) was at Oatlands, in the parish of Kirk Santan. By a proclamation of the Governor it was declared open on 2nd December, 1864.

An Act intituled the Temporary Lunatic Asylum Act, being an Act to provide for making an addition to the Temporary Asylum, and for other purposes. Douglas H. Curphey. 1866. pp. 8. 240x155. [113]
The temporary Asylum was at Oatland in Kirk Santan.

Lunatic Asylum: Correspondence between the Treasury, the Home Office, and the Lieut.-Governor [Loch] respecting the insertion in the Estimates of a Vote for the Lunatic Asylum. June 27, 1867. [400.] London. 1867. pp. 7. 330x210. [6121, D 152]
The Treasury Minute of 4th March, 1867, contains an important declaration as to the £10,000 per annum contribution.

Reports of the Lieut.-Governor [Loch] and Committee of Management, and also of the Chaplain and Medical Officers of the Lunatic Asylum for year to 30th June, 1868. Harriet Curphey. 1868. pp. 11. 245x152. [5115, B464] This is the first annual report. It records the use of a temporary asylum at Oatlands (1864 to 1868) and the purchase in 1868 of 37 acres at the Strang to erect a new building there, at a cost of £15,149.

The new Asylum at the Strang was completed on 25th May, 1868, and opened on 2nd June. The architect was Christian. Oatlands had been occupied for four years, from 12th December, 1864, the total expenditure being £1,12'3. The new Asylum cost £15,149.

Message from the Lieut.-Governor [Loch] to the House of Keys [on the Lunatic Asylum Amendment Bill], dated 15th May, 1877. pp. 2. 330x210. [6122, D 152]

Asylum Rates, the Collection of : Reports on Assessment, &c., to the Lunatic Asylum Committee of Dr. T. Outterson Wood and T. Fenwick Medley, dated June, 1881. B. & S. 1881. pp. 12. 330x210. [6123, D 152]

Lunatic Asylum: Report on the extension and management of, by Dr. T. S. Clouston, of the Royal Edinburgh Asylum. Undated. [1883.] B. & S. pp. 22. 7 coloured plans. 330x210. [6123, D 152]

Report of the Asylum Committee, 5th July, ]883. B. & S. pp. 5. 245x150. [6111, B 464]

Special Committee's Report on proposed extension of the Lunatic Asylum, dated July 1883. pp. 5. 243x150. [B 464]
This special committee recommended extensions to the building to cost £3,850. A coloured plan shows the extensions.

Lunatic Asylum : Correspondence between the Lieut.Governor [Walpole] and J. T. Clucas (chairman of Committee) with reference to the resignation of the Medical Supt., Dr. T. O. Wood : ordered to be printed Oct., 1883. B. & S. pp. 20. 330x210. [6123, D 152]

Report of Committee of Tynwald on the Petition of the Asylums Board to purchase a Site [near the Strang] for a Poor Asylum, dated 26th Nov., 1888. B. & S. 1888. pp. 3. 330x210. [6123, D 152]

Poor Asylum. Rules and regulations for the management of the Poor Asylum and for the discipline and treatment of the inmates thereof; made pursuant to Sec. 17 of Poor Relief Act, 1888, and approved by Tynwald. B. & S. 1892. pp. 29. 236x150. [B 464]

Memorandum by the Asylums Board as to mentally deficient persons. In Debates xxxix, 1922.

Report of Committee of Tynwald to consider the petition of Asylums Board for leave to acquire compulsorily the field adjoining Home for the Poor. N.D. [1922.] B. & S. pp. 4. 255x190. [B 464]

[All 5115, B 464]

Report of the Committee, Superintendent, and Chaplain of the Isle of Man Lunatic Asylum, together with the annual statement of accounts made to Tynwald, July 5, 1869. James Brown & Son. 1869. pp. 25. 245x155.
The temporary Asylum at Oatlands appears to have been closed in 1868. This appears to be the first report of the institution at the Strang. The average cost per head per week was 13/6½. There were 82 patients. The asylum rate was l½d. in the £.

__1870. B. & S. pp. 28.
__ 1871. Matthew Glover. pp. 33.
The diet table of the inmates is given. 112 patients. The Reports for 1872 to 1874 are missing.
__ 1875. M. Glover. pp. 33.
There is a table shewing the history of the annual admissions since the opening of the Asylum on June 2, 1868. (p. 11.)
__ 1876. M. Glover. pp. 34.
__ 1878. B. & S. pp. 37.
__ 1879. B. & S. pp. 35.
During the year considerable additions to the building authorised by Tynwald were completed.

Financial Tables of the Asylum for 1879 and other succeeding years.

These tables are also given in the reports.
__ 1880. B. & S. pp. 34.
139 patients.
__1882. B. & S. pp. 38.
162 patients ; rate 5d.
__ 1883. B. & S. pp. 36.
__ 1891. B. & S. pp. 60.
The Poor Asylum was erected in this year, and was under the same Board of Tynwald, as was also the Assessment Board.
__ 1893. B. & S. pp. 79. 245x145.
__ 1894. B. & S. pp. 82.
__ 1895. B. & S. pp. 87.
__ 1896. B. & S. pp. 86.
__ 1897. B. & S. pp. 89.
__ 1898. B. & S. pp. 87.
__ 1899. B. & S. pp. 87. The rate was 3.33d. in the £, namely, Asylum 2.16d., Assessment Board ½d., Advertising 0.66d.; 203 inmates; weekly cost per inmate 8/3.
__ 1900. B. & S. pp. 88. [3851, B 464]
__ 1901. B. & S. pp. 93. [5116, B 464]
__ 1902. B. & S. pp. 93. [B 464]
__ 1903. B. & S. pp. 93. [B 464]
__ 1904. B. & S. pp. 101.all [5116, B 464]
__ 1905. B. & S. pp. 101.
__ 1906. B. & S. pp. 101.
__ 1907. B. & S. pp. 102.
__ 1908. B. & S. pp. 103.
__ 1909. B. & S. pp. 105.
__ 1910. B. & S. pp. 103.
__ 1911. B. & S. pp. 103.
__ 1912. S. K. B. pp. 95. [All 5117, B 464]
__ 1913. S. K. B. pp. 96.
__ 1914. S. K. B. pp. 96.
__ 1915. S. K. B. pp. 96.
__ 1916. S. K. B. pp. 96.
__ 1917. S. K. B. pp. 97.
__1918. S. K. B. pp. 92. [All 5117, B464]
__ 1919. S. K. B. pp. 77.
__ 1920. S. K. B. pp. 76.
__ 1921. S. K. B. pp. 73.
__ 1922. S. K. B. pp. 76. [All 5118, B 464]
__ 1923. S. K. B. pp. 72.
__ 1924. S. K. B. pp. 68.
__ 1925. S. K. B. pp. 63.
__ 1926. S. K. B. pp. 63_ [B 464]
Missing : 1927 to 1930.

See also Judication (Lunacy) Act, 1926, and Debates of the Legislature.

PUBLIC HEALTH.

(Arranged in order of date of publication.)

MOORE (Robert J.). Abstract of the existing Bye-Laws for the Regulation and Government of the several Towns in the Isle of Man. 1856. Douglas. 8vo. pp. 4. Not in Library.

Civil Registration and Vaccination Acts : Instructions for the guidance of Registrars and others, With respect to the execution of these Acts, dated Dec., 1876. B. & S. 1876. opp. 13. 245x150. [6122, D 152]

Annual Report of the Inspector under the Adulteration Acts for year 31st December, 1876. B. & S. 1877. pp. 9. 245x145. [6122, D 152] .

Sale of Poisons : Report of the Committee of Tynwald on the qualification of Chemists, etc., as to the Sale of Poisons, dated 14th Dec., 1880. pp. 33. 245x150. [6122, D 152]

Orders respecting the storing of Dangerous Goods, made by the Governor, 12th May,-1882. B. & S. pp. 8. 330x210. [6123, D 152]

HAVILAND (Alfred, M.R.C.S.E.). A Lecture on the Essential Requisites of a Sea-side Health Resort, with a sketch of the Physical Geography and Climate of the Isle of Man. Douglas. B. & S. 1883. pp. 72. 212x134. 1/-. [3949, F 68]

Consumption: the Social and Geographical Causes conducing to its prevalence. Douglas. 1885, pp. 22. 8vo. [B 468]

Return of Vaccinations, Births, and Infant Mortality under one year, for five years 1881 to 1885, presented to Tynwald, 5th July, 1886. B. & S. 1886. pp. 2. 330x210. [6123, D 152]

Report of the Committee on the Explosives Bill, with evidence, dated 27th March, 1890. B. & S. 1890. pp. 22. 330x210. [6123, D 152]

Proposal to Manufacture Bellite : Minutes of Evidence taken at an Inquiry by a Committee of the House of Keys, 9th May, 1890. B. & S. 1890. pp. 41. 330x210.[6123, D 152]
It was proposed to bring into the Legislature an Explosives Bill to allow a limited company to manufacture an explosive called Bellite at Cornaa, Maughold.

The Bellite Enquiry: Minutes of Evidence at the Inquiry by the Keys Committee, Feb. 27, 1891. C. B. Heyes. 1891. pp. 6. 330x210. [6124, D 152]

Vaccination: Report of Committee of Tynwald to enquire into the working of the Vaccination Acts, dated 30th May, 1893. B. & S. 1893. pp. 4. 330x2]0. [6124, D 152]

Report on Infectious Diseases and Isolation Hospital Administration for the 10 years to 31st March, 1896. By T. H. Nesbitt, Town Clerk. Dated 31st Oct., 1896. C. & F. pp. lvi. 250x153. [F 71]

HAVILAND (Alfred, M.R.C.S.). Inaugural Address On Medical Geography as an Aid to Clinical Medicine Delivered at the First Meeting of the Isle of Man Medical Society on Dec. 4, 1896; also Phthisis and the Isle of Man. London. John Bale, Sons & Danielsson, Ltd. 1897. pp. 20.216x138. 1/-. [4760, F 68]

RAMSBOTTOM (C. H. G., M.B., Ch.B. (Viet.) ). Dissertation on the Isle of Man as a Health Resort. Manchester. 1897. pp. 48. 4to. [ B 468]

Regulations of the Lieut.-Governor as to Petroleum. July 20, 1899. B. & S. 1899. pp. 3. 330x210. [6126, D 152]

Model Bye-laws for the regulation of Ashpits, New Streets, Buildings, etc., made under the Local Gov. Acts. B. & S. 1900. pp. 42. 245x150. [6126, D 152]

Bye-laws: Rep. of Committee of Tynwald on Bye-laws for Castletown, Peel, Port Erin and Port St. Mary. July 5, 1901. B. & S. 1901. pp. 2. 330x210. [6126, D 152]

Report of Public Analyst of work done for three years ended 31st Dec., 1902. 1903. pp. 7. 330x210. [6127, D 152]

Report of work done under the Adulteration Acts and Water Companies Regulation Act for three years ending 31st December, 1902, 3rd February, 1903. B. & S. pp. 6. 330x205. [B 468]
T. J. Killard Leavey, who followed Mr. Quinn, signs this report, as public analyst.

Report of Com. of Tynwald to consider the work done by the Public Analyst. 16th Feb., 1904. B. & S. 1904. pp. 2. 330x210. [6128, D 152]

Report of work done under the Adulteration Acts and Water Companies' Regulation Act for 1903 and 1904. 31st Jan., 1905. B. & S. pp. 6. 330x205. [B 468]

The report shows that there were five tobacco manufacturers in the Island in 1904, and that 56,223 lbs. were cleared that year. This is the first report signed by W. A. Fyffe.

Methylated Spirits : Report of Committee of House of Keys, with minutes of evidence. Undated. [April, 1905.] B. & S. 1905. pp. 16. 330x210. [6128, B 468]

Report by the Public Analyst for year 31st Dec., 1905. 31st March, 1906. pp. 8. 330x210. [6129, D 152]

Public Analyst's Annual Report for year 3rd Dec., 1907, dated 7th April, 1908. pp. 8. 330x210. [6130, D 152]

Report of the Public Analyst for 1909. 31st March, 1910. B. & S. pp. 6. 330x205. [B 468]

Report under the Local Government (Medical Officer of Health and Inspection of Dairies) Bill. Borough of Douglas. N.D. [c. 1910.] p. 1. 330x205. [B 468]
The report gives the density of population in the various Wards at a date which is omitted.

Public Analyst's Report for 1910. Public Analyst's Report for 1911. Return showing the number of Births, Vaccinations, cases of Smallpox, etc., between 1901 and 1911. 30th Nov., 1911. B. & S. p. l. 330x205. [B 468]

Report of the Public Analyst for 1910. April 4th, 1911. B. & S. pp. 7. 330x205. [B 468]

Return of number of Births, Vaccinations, cases of Smallpox, prosecutions for non-vaccination, etc., for 1901-1911, fees to Vaccinators, etc. 30th Nov., 1911. B. & S. 1911. p. 1. 330x210. [6131, D 152]

Return of Carcasses condemned as unfit for food in 1910. 8th Dec., 1911. B. & S. 1911. p. 1. 330x210. [6131, D 152]

Report of a Committee of the House of Keys appointed to report on the Local Government (Medical Officer of Health and Inspection of Dairies) Bill, with minutes of evidence. Undated. [c. 1912.] B. & S. pp. 46. 330x200. [B 468]

Memorandum of the Medical Society on Tuberculosis in the Isle of Man. Sept. 1913. W. Newby. 1913. pp. 3. 330x210. [6131, D 152]

Letter to the Governor, Lord Raglan, from the members of the Isle of Man Medical Society, upon ' the excessive prevalence of Tuberculosis.' Undated. [c. Sept. 1913.] W. Newby. pp. 3. 330x205. [B 468]

Compulsory Vaccination: Medical Evidence taken before the Legislative Council on the Vaccination Amendment Bill, 1913. B. & S. 1913. pp. 56. 330x210. [6131, D 152]

Dr. W. R. Hadwen, J.P., M.D., L.R.C.P., etc., gave lengthy evidence before the Council against compulsory vaccination.

Report of the Registrar-General on the Enforcement of the Vaccination Act, from 1901 to 1912. L. G. Meyer. 1913. pp. 3. 330x210. [6131, D 152]

Report of the Test Medical Inspection (sanctioned by Tynwald) made by Dr. R. R. Stitt of the Scholars attending certain schools in German, Andreas, Rushen, and Douglas. Undated, but submitted to the Governor by the Council of Education. 9th Nov., 1913. W. Newby. 1913. pp. 12. 330x205. [B 468]

Report on Animals and on the Administration of the Cattle Diseases Prevention Acts for 1918. B. & S. pp. 12. 7th April, 1919. 330x205.

By-laws . . . for protecting ;Milk against infection, made in pursuance of the Local Government Consolid. Act, 1916. 31st May, 1921. B. & S. p. 1. 330x205. [B 468]

Report of the Committee of the Legislative Council to consider the Local Government Amendment Bill, 1928. B. & S. April, 1928. pp. 8. 245x185.

Public Health Services : Reports of the Conference of representatives of bodies interested in the public health services, on public health generally, and orthopædic treatment in particular. An appendix giving the results of the survey carried out by Mr. McFarland. B. &. S pp. 8. 248x186. [6158, 468]

Public Health Services : Statement on Probable Cost to the Revenue of the Proposal made by the Committee for co-ordinating existing Services. B. & S. 1930. pp. 2. 250x185. [6158, B 468]

Report on Procedure to be adopted for the Town Planning of the Isle of Man, by Thomas Mawson & Son. In Leg. Deb, xlvii. pp. 10. [6194, D 152]

See also under Douglas, Ramsey, Castletown, and Peel. [F 71-74]

Report of the Committee of Tynwald on the Isolation Hospital. B. & S. April, 1931. p. 16. 245x184. [6158, B 468]

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