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H HAYTER, E J BALL, W W WILLIAMS, A JAMIESON, R AUSTEN, L N FOSTER, S H COX, B M BROUGH, B KITTO, D A LOUIS, JENKINS, T CLARKSON, J GARLAND, R N BOYD, J H FAWCETT, M B JAMIESON
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1893) 114 (1893): 152–171.
Published: 01 January 1893
... the space was filled up Prof. Foster. with waste, there was danger of fire, especially with the Oregon pine. One point in the Paperhadbeensomewhatslurred over, viz., the injury to health. It wasnotsaid what the injury was, the word ( lead-poisoning was not even mentioned. Probably no mines in the world...
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W FOSTER, I L BELL, M TIDY, H E ARMSTRONG, W J DIBDIN, J A WANKLYN, SIR F BRAMWELL, J WEST, F LIVESEY, J E DOWSON, H L GREVILLE, H DAVEY, C WOODALL
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1884) 77 (1884): 183–208.
Published: 01 January 1884
... sense Dr. Tidy at one withtheAuthor of thePaper.Thematterwasvery interesting from a toxicological point of view. The poisonous gas of coal-gas was carbonic oxide. He supposed hehad seen as many cases of poisoning by coal-gas as any person present, ancl nothing was nlore certain that whena person died...
