Practical sanitation ; a handbook for sanitary inspectors and others interested in sanitation ... with an appendix on sanitary law by Herbert Manley.

  • Reid, George.
Date:
1901
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    Demy 8vo, Handsome cloth, 18s. Physical Geology and Pakontology, OJV TBB BASIS OF PHILLIPS. BY HARRY GOVIER SEELEY, F.R.S., PROFESSOR OF CHOGRAPHY IN KING'S COLLBGK, LONDON. TOftb ffi'ontlspfece In Cbromo^Xltbograpbg, an& Sllustratlone. It is impossible to praise too highly the research which Professor Seeley's * Physical Geology evidences. It is far more than a Text-book—it ia a Directory to the Student in prosecuting his researches.—Presidential Ad- dress to the Geological Society, 1885,li^ Rev. Prof. Bonney, D.Sc, LL.D., F.R.S. Professor Seeley maintains in his 'Physical Geology' the high reputation he already deservedly bears as a Teacher. — Dr. Henry Wood- •ward, F.R.S., in the Geological Magazine.' Professor Seeley's work includes one of the most satisfactory Treatises on Lithology in the English language,—American Journal of Engineering. Demy Svo, Handsome cloth, SJfs. StratigrapMcal Geology & Palaeontology, ox THE BASIS OF PHILLIPS. BY ROBERT ETHERIDGE, F. R. S., or TMH NATURAL HIST. DEPARTMENT, BRITISH MUSEUM, LATE PALyCONTOLOGIST TO THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN, PAST PRESIDENT OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, ETC. Mttb ^ap, mumerous Uablcs, anC» trbirtBsgij piatea. No such compendium of geological knowledge has ever been brought together b«(o«.— Wsnminster Review. If Prof. Skeley's volume was remarkable for its originality and the breadth of iti view^ Mr Ethbeidge fully justifies the assertion made in his preface that his book differs in cou- itniction and detail from any known manual. . . . Must take high rank among wobx* of reference.— OPE^-fllR STUDIES \t GEOLOGY: An Introduction to Geolog-y Out-of-doors. By professor GRENVILLE COLE, M.R.I.A., F.G.S. For details, see Griffin's Introductory Science Series, p. 85.