Thorne, R. Thorne Sir
Also known as
Thorne, R. Thorne
Born 1841-01-01
Died 1899-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2606971A
Top Subjects
- England (41)
- Sanitation (39)
- Social conditions (34)
- 19th century (34)
- Public health (33)
- Typhoid fever (18)
- Communicable diseases (17)
Books by Thorne, R. Thorne Sir
Total count: 59
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Report on a prevalence of typhoid fever in the parish of Radfordpublisher not identified1871-01-01
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Report on the sanitary condition of Bidefordpublisher not identified1871-01-01
Report on a prevalence of typhus at Dudley, and on the sanitary condition of that boroughPrinted at the Foreign Office by T. Harrison1871-01-01-
Report on the sanitary condition of Appledore and Northampublisher not identified1871-01-01
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Report on the sanitary condition of Perry Street, with special reference to an outbreak of small-poxpublisher not identified1871-01-01
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Report on the prevalence of infectious diseases in Nottingham, and on the sanitary condition of the townpublisher not identified1872-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report on a prevalence of diphtheria at New Hinksey, near Oxfordvisited November 21 and 22, 1872publisher not identified1872-01-01
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Report on the sanitary condition of Olney, Emberton, and Clifton-Reynes, in the Newport-Pagnell unionpublisher not identified1872-01-01
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Second report on the sanitary condition of the parish of Radfordpublisher not identified1872-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report on the sanitary condition of Great Milton (Thame union) with special reference to an outbreak of diphtheria therepublisher not identified1872-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report on an epidemic of enteric fever at Burton-Latimer, Northamptonshirevisited September 23-26, and October 11publisher not identified1872-01-01
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Report on an outbreak of enteric fever at Whitchurchvisited April 30th-May 3rd, 1872publisher not identified1872-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report on the prevalence of infectious diseases in Doncaster, and on the sanitary condition of the boroughpublisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report on the circumstances affecting a prevalence of enteric fever in the township of Balby-cum-Hexthorpe, in the Union of Doncasterpublisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report on the prevalence of enteric fever in the parish of Stevenagepublisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report on a prevalence of infectious diseases in district of Ovenden near Halifaxpublisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report on a prevalence of enteric fever in Bishops-Stortfordpublisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report on the sanitary condition of Mexborough, with special reference to the prevalence of infectious diseases therepublisher not identified1873-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on an outbreak of enteric fever at Baldock, and on the general sanitary circumstances prevailing in the townpublisher not identified1874-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on an epidemic of enteric fever at Clayton-Westpublisher not identified1874-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on the prevalence of enteric fever in Wellingborough, and on the general sanitary circumstances of the townpublisher not identified1874-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on a prevalence of infectious diseases in the registration district of Auckland, and on the general sanitary condition of the districtpublisher not identified1874-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on a prevalence of infectious diseases in the registration district of Chesterfield, and on the sanitary condition of the districtpublisher not identified1874-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on the prevalence of enteric fever in the Rural Sanitary District of Brixworth, and on the general sanitary condition of the districtpublisher not identified1874-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on an epidemic of enteric fever in Lewespublisher not identified1875-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on an outbreak of enteric fever in the hamlet of Bierley Lane(visited September 4-8, 1874)publisher not identified1875-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary condition of certain portions of the Guisbrough registration district, with special reference to the prevalence of infectious diseases in thempublisher not identified1875-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on an inquiry into the sanitary condition of the Royston Rural Sanitary District, with special reference to the frequent prevalence of enteric feverpublisher not identified1876-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on an outbreak of enteric fever at Tideswell, in the Rural Sanitary District of Bakewellpublisher not identified1876-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on the circumstances attending an extensive diffusion of scarlet fever in Great Massingham and other villages in the Freebridge Lynn Rural Sanitary District, and on certain points relating to the sanitary administration of the districtpublisher not identified1877-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on an extensive epidemic of diphtheria at Great Coggeshall, in Essexalso an outbreak of enteric fever in that townpublisher not identified1877-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary condition of Wetherbypublisher not identified1877-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on an epidemic of enteric fever at Bradford, Wilts, and on the general sanitary circumstances of the townpublisher not identified1877-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary condition of Stapleford, in the rural sanitary district of Shardlow, and on the prevalence of infectious diseases in the villagepublisher not identified1877-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary condition of Peterchurch in the Rural Sanitary District of Dore, and on a prevalence of scarlet fever in the villagepublisher not identified1877-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on an epidemic of scarlet fever in Portsmouth, and on the absence within the borough of proper means for the isolation of persons suffering from dangerous infectious diseasespublisher not identified1877-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on a prevalence of diphtheria in the urban sanitary district of Denbigh, and on the general sanitary circumstances prevailing therepublisher not identified1878-01-01
Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the local government board on the sanitary condition of the village of Biddenden, in the Tenterden rural sanitary district, with special reference to the recurring prevalence of diphtheria in the villageprinted by Eyre and Spottiswoode for H.M.S.O.1878-01-01-
Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on an epidemic of diphtheria at Llanrhaiadrpublisher not identified1878-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary condition of the Dewsbury Registration District, with special reference to the prevalence of infectious diseases in the districtpublisher not identified1878-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on the general sanitary circumstances and administration of the rural sanitary district of Dartford, and on an outbreak of diphtheria in the parish of Swanscombepublisher not identified1879-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary condition of Wickford, in the rural sanitary district of Billericay, with special reference to a recent prevalence of diphtheria in the villagepublisher not identified1879-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the local government board on an extensive epidemic of enteric fever, affecting especially Red Hill, in the urban sanitary district of Reigate, and Caterham in the rural sanitary district of Godstonepublisher not identified1879-01-01
Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the local government board on the general sanitary circumstances and administration of the rural sanitary district of Dartford, and on an outbreak of diphtheria in the parish of Swanscombeprinted by Eyre and Spottiswoode for H.M.S.O.1879-01-01-
Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the local government board on the sanitary condition and administration of the urban sanitary district of Penistone, with special reference to a recent prevalence of infectious diseases in the districtpublisher not identified1879-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary condition of the village of Biddenden, in the Tenterden rural sanitary district, with special reference to the recurring prevalence of diphtheria in the villagepublisher not identified1879-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the Local Government Board on an extensive prevalence of enteric fever at Prittlewell, in the urban sanitary district of Southend, and on the general sanitary circumstances of the districtpublisher not identified1880-01-01
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Dr. Thorne Thorne's report to the local government board on an extensive outbreak of scarlet fever without mortality at the Village Home for Destitute Girls, Barkingside, in the rural sanitary district of Romfordpublisher not identified1880-01-01
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Memorandum to the Local Government Board, by Dr. Thorne Thorne and Mr. Gordon Smith, F.R.I.B.A., on the results of a conference with the Byelaws Committee of the Oxford Local Boardpublisher not identified1887-01-01
On the progress of preventive medicine during the Victorian era.Shaw1888-01-01
On the progress of preventive medicine during the Victorian era : being the inaugural address delivered before the Epidemiological Society of London, session 1887-88Shaw1888-01-01-
Diphtheriaits natural history and preventionMacmillan1891-01-01
Diphtheria: its natural history and prevention.Macmillan1891-01-01
Diphtheria: its natural history and preventionMacmillan1891-01-01-
Precautions against the infection of cholerapublisher not identified1892-01-01
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General memorandum on the proceedings which are advisable in places attacked or threatened by epidemic diseaseHer Majesty's Stationery Office1892-01-01
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Reports and papers on cholera in England in 1893with an introduction by the Medical Officer of the Local Government Board : presented to both Houses of Parliament by command of Her MajestyPrinted for H.M.S.O., by Eyre and Spottiswoode1894-01-01
Twenty-fourth annual report of the Local Government Board, 1894-95Supplement in continuation of the Report of the Medical Officer for 1894-95, on oyster culture in relation to diseasePrinted for H.M.S.O. by Eyre & Spottiswoode1896-01-01
The administrative control of tuberculosisBaillière, Tindall and Cox1899-01-01