The Agricultural Labourer

Land Drainage. Arterial channels and outfalls ... Second edition. [With a folding plan.]

The Sewage Question: Letters, with Appendix, Explaining Shortly the Several Processes that Have Been Adopted for the Treatment and Utilization of Sewage, with Special Reference to the Selection and Preparation of Land for Irrigation, and for Intermittent Downward Filtration

Land drainage and drainage systems, a paper, with additions

The Agricultural Labourer: Page 10

The Agricultural Labourer: A series of letters reprinted from the "Daily News". (No. 2)

Drainage of lands, and the sewerage of towns, a paper on model or relief mapping, as the best index to the capabilities of a surface

Sewage Disposal: Ten Years' (now Fourteen Years) in Works of Intermittent Downward Filtration

On Technical Teaching in the Public Elementary Schools of Rural Districts, with a View to the Advancement of Agriculture and the Improved Condition of the Farm Labourer

Sewerage of London: a communication addressed to the Commissioners of Sewers, conveying a proposal for the improved drainage of the metropolis and an improved supply of water to its inhabitants

The Water Supply and Sewerage of Country Mansions & Estates: A Course of Lectures Delivered to the Students of the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, and South-Eastern Agricultural College, Wye

The Water Question. A Letter, Addressed ... to the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Derby ... Explaining a Proposal for the Supply of the Metropolis from the Higher Sources of the Thames in Conjunction with the Storage of Surplus Waters. [With a Map.]

Land Drainage. A Letter to the Right Hon. the Lord Berners, on the Mode of Draining Practised at Keythorpe, with which are Contrasted the Advantages of Systematic Drainage

General Drainage and Distribution of Water. The question, what can now be done for British agriculture? answered in a letter to Philip Pusey ... advocating a general and uniform system of drainage, etc

The Storage of Water. Reprinted Papers, with Additions

Agricultural Drainage: A Retrospective of Forty Years Experience

On the Discharge from Under-Drainage, and its effect on the arterial channels and outfalls of the country ... With an abstract of the discussion upon the paper. Edited by Charles Manby ... and James Forrest, etc

Agricultural Drainage: A Retrospective of Forty Years Experience

Sewage Disposal: Ten Years' (now Fourteen Years) in Works of Intermittent Downward Filtration

Sanitary Works and Sewage Utilization. Two letters reprinted from 'The Times.'.