Bibliography

Manuscript collections

1. Public Record Office
Home Office papers, H.O. 45 series. Dealing with the sale of poisons, patent medicines, and the operation of the inebriates acts.
Privy Council Office papers, P.C. 8 series. Dealing with the 1868 Pharmacy Act and the sale of poisons.

2. Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine
Chemists' prescription books.
Wholesale druggists' sales ledgers
Trade account books.

3. Pharmaceutical Society
Allen and Hanbury collection: inventories and price books of drugs.
Stock valuations for pharmacists' shops.
Catalogues of drugs.
Price lists.
Poisons registers.

4. Greater London Record Office
General Lying-In Hospital case notes. By-laws relating to seamen's lodging houses. London County Council minutes.
Proceedings of, and papers presented to, Public Health Committee. John Bums Collection.
Records of Smith Kendon about the import of opium. Records of Whiffen and Company, manufacturing chemists.

5. Tower Hamlets Local History Library
Collection of material on the Chinese community in Limehouse.

6. Royal College of Physicians
King's College Hospital case notes.

7. Bethlem Royal Hospital
Admission registers and case notes.

8. Friends' House
Braithwaite Collection. Anti-opium tracts and resolutions, 1850s-1914/ 15.
Society for the Suppression of the Opium Trade. Executive Committee minutes, 1881-7.

9. Lambeth Palace
Papers of Archbishop Tait, 1875-82. Papers of Archbishop Benson, 1891-2. Papers of Archbishop Davidson, 1892. Bishops' meetings minutes, 1893-1908.

10. Guildhall Library
Society of Apothecaries laboratory mixture and process book, 1868-72.

11. Middlesex Record Office
Coroners' inquisitions in East London in the 1820s.

12. National Library of Scotland
Edinburgh Life Assurance Company minutes, 1828-33.

13. Stockport Local History Library
Workhouse medical officer's order book, 1840.

Unpublished theses

M. J. B. C. Lim, `Britain and the termination of the India-China opium trade, 1905-13', London Ph.D., 1969.
A. C. Roberts, `Feeding and mortality in the early months of life: changes in medical opinion and popular feeding practice 185o-i900', Hull University Ph.D., 1973.
I. S. Russell, `The later history of the Levant Co. 1753-1825', Manchester University Ph.D., 1935.

Parliamentary papers

1. Import /Export Statistics in Accounts and Papers as follows:
P.P. I808, XII; 1829, XVII; 1830, XXVII; 1831, XVII; 1831-2, XXXIV;1834,XLIX;1835,XLVIII; 1836, XLV; 1837, L; 1838, XLV; 1839, XLVI; 1840, XLIV; 1841, XXVI; 1842, XXXIX; 1843, LII; 1844, XLV; 1845, X L V I; 1846, X L I V; 1847, L I X; 1847-8, L V I I I;1850, L I I;185 I, L I I I; 1852, LI; 1852-3, XC V I I I; 1854-5, LI; 1856, LVI; 1857, XXXV; 1857-8, LIV; 1859, XXVIII; 1860, LXIV; 1861, LX; 1862, LVI; 1863, LXV; 1864, LVII; 1865, LII; 1866, LXVIII; 1867, LXVI; 1867-8, LXVII; 1868-9, LVIII; 1870, LXIII; 1871, LXIII Part II; 1872, LVI; 1873, LXIII; 1874, LXIV; 1875, LXXIII; 1876, LXXII; 1877, LXXX; 1878, LXXI; 1878-9, LXVIII; 1880, LXXI; 1881, LXXXVII; 1882, LXIV; 1882, LXVIII; 1883, LXX; 1884, LXXVIII; 1884-5, LXXV; 1886, LXIV; 1887, LXXX; 1888, XCVII; 1889, LXXV; 1890, LXXII; 1890-9I, LXXXII; 1892,
LXXVII; 1893-4, LXXXVIII; 1894, LXXXIV; 1895, XCV;
1896,LXXXIII; 1897,LXXXVII; 1898,XCIPartI; 1899,XCV; 1900, LXXXVI

2. Reports etc.
P.P. 1834, VIII: Report from the Select Committee on Inquiry into Drunkenness.
P.P. 1834, XIX: Factories Inquiry Commission: Supplementary Report of the Central Board ...
P.P. 1839, XX X V I I I : Returns from the Coroners of England and Wales of All Inquisitions Held by Them During the Years 1837 and 1838, in Cases where Death was Found by Verdict of Jury to Have Been Caused by Poison.
P.P. 1839, XLII: Hand Loom Weavers. Reports with Appendices ...
P.P. 1840, X I : Report from the Select Committee on the Health Of Towns.
P. P. 1842, X X V I I: Report on the Sanitary Condition of the Labouring Population.
P.P. 1843, X I I I : Children's Employment Commission: Second Report of the Commissioners on Trades and Manufactures.
P.P. 1843, X IV: Children's Employment Commission: Appendix to the Second Report, Part I.
P.P. 1843, X V : Children's Employment Commission: Appendix to the Second Report Part II.
P.P. 1844, XV I I: First Report of the Commissioners for Inquiring into the State of Large Towns and Populous Districts.
P.P. 1845, V : Second Report and Appendix.
P.P. 1852, XIII: Report from the Select Committee on the Pharmacy Bill.
P.P. 1854-5, V I I I : First and Second Reports from the Select Committee on the Adulteration of Food, Drink and Drugs.
P.P. 1856, V I I I: Report from the Select Committee on the Adulteration of Food, Drink and Drugs.
P.P. 1857, XI I : Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on the Sale of Poisons etc. Bill.
P.P. 1860, X X I X : Second Report of the Medical Officer of the Privy Council; with Appendix, 1859.
P.P. 1862, XXII: Fourth Report of the Medical Officer of the Privy Council, with Appendix 5, `Dr Greenhow's report on the circumstances under which there is an excessive mortality of young children among certain manufacturing populations'.
P.P. 1864, XXVIII: Sixth Report of the Medical Officer of the Privy Council, Appendix 14, `Report by Dr Henry Julian Hunter on the excessive mortality of infants in some rural districts of England'; Appendix 16, `Professor A. S. Taylor's report on poisoning, and the dispensing, vending, and keeping of poisons'.
P. P. 1865, XXVI: Seventh Report of the Medical Officer of the Privy Council, Appendix 9, `Report by Dr Hunter on the sanitary state of Crickhowell'.
P.P. 1865, XII : Special Report from the Select Committee on the Chemists and Druggists Bill and Chemists and Druggists (No. 2) Bill.
P.P. 1867, X V I : Children's Employment Commission: Sixth Report of the Commissioners on Organised Agricultural Gangs, Commonly Called `Public Gangs' in Some of the Eastern Counties.
P. P. 1867-8, X V I I : First Report of the Commission on the Employment of Children, Young Persons, and Women in Agriculture.
P.P. 1870, X X X V I I I : Twelfth Report of the Medical Officer of the Privy Council, 1869.
P.P. 1871, VII : Report of the Select Committee on the Protection of Infant Life.
P.P. 1872, IX: Report from the Select Committee on Habitual Drunkards.
P. P. 1884-5, X V : Fifth Annual Report of the Inspector of Retreats under the Habitual Drunkards Act, 1879.
P.P. 1893-4, LXVI: East India (Consumption of Ganja).
P.P. 1893-4, X V I I : Report from the Departmental Committee on the Treatment of Inebriates.
P. P. 1894, L X, L X I, L X 11; and 1895, X L 11: Reports, and Minutes of Evidence of the Royal Commission on Opium.
P.P. 1904, XXXII. Report of the Inter-Departmental Committee on Physical Deterioration.

Acts

24 and 25 Vict. ch. 100, x861: Offences against the Person Act
31 and 32 Vict. ch. 121, 1868: Act to Regulate the Sale of Poisons and Alter and Amend the Pharmacy Act 1852 (1868 Pharmacy Act)
42 and 43 Vict. ch. 19, 1879: Habitual Drunkards Act
51 and 52 Vict. ch. 19, 1888: An Act to Amend the Habitual Drunkards Act 1879 (Inebriates Act)
53 and 54 Vict. ch. 5, 1890: Lunacy Act
8 Edw. 7 ch. 55, 1908: Poisons and Pharmacy Act

Newspapers, Periodicals, Annual Reports

Archives of Medicine
Argosy
Asclepiad

Blackwood's Magazine
Brain
British and Foreign Medical Review, 1836-48
British and Foreign Medico-Chirurgical Review, 1848-77
British Medical Journal

Chambers' Journal
Chemist and Druggist
Clinical Journal
Contemporary Review

The Doctor, 1833-4
The Doctor, 1871-8

Edinburgh Medical Journal
Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Review

Fortnightly Review
Friend of China

Hansard (Parliamentary Debates)

Illustrated London News

Journal of the Institute of Actuaries
Journal of Mental Science (Asylum Journal of Mental Science, 1855-7)
Journal of Psychological Medicine
Journal of the Society of Arts
Journal of the Statistical Society of London

The Lancet
London Medical Gazette
London Medical Repository

Medical and Physical Journal
Medical Intelligencer
Medical Press and Circular
Medical Times and Gazette
Medico-Chirurgical Review
Monthly Journal of Medical Science
Morning Chronicle 1849-50

National Righteousness
News of the World
Nineteenth Century
Notes and Queries

Pharmaceutical Journal
The Practitioner
Proceedings of the Society for the Study of Inebriety
Public Health

Quarterly Review
Reynolds's Newspaper

The Times
Transactions of the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science
Transactions of the Obstetrical Society of London
Transactions of the Society of Arts

Contemporary books, articles, pamphlets etc.

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Alexander, J. G., `Lotus eating and opium eating', Contemporary Review, 66 (1894), P. 337.
Alexander, R., The Rise and Progress of British Opium Smuggling (London, 3rd edn, Judd and Glass, 1856).
Allbutt, T. C., `The use of the subcutaneous injection of morphia in dyspepsia', Practitioner, 2 (1869), PP- 341-6.
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`Supplement to the preceding paper (by Little) on the habitual use of opium, more especially the mode of cure', Monthly Journal of Medical Science, to (1850) PP. 5311-8
'Observations on the effects of the leaves of erythroxylon coca', British Medical Journal, 1 (1876), pp. 527-31.
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