Clarendon and the Privy Council, 1660–1667

Privy Council Medical Research Council Memorandum No. 19. The Rh Blood Groups and Their Effects

Report of an Expert Committee on the Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, Privy Council Office

It is, therefore, difficult to understand why it was not published until March 1947, particularly as it provides answers to most of those who still have honest doubts on the value of these subjects to the Services. Moreover, it emphasizes the work done in research, training and morale?as well as giving statistics on the betted known aspects of selection and clinical work. It v/i" obviously be a...

Bert Vaux ( 1998 ) . The phonology of Armenian . Oxford : Clarendon

This delightful book is a descriptive presentation of all aspects of Armenian word phonology.* Although the author assumes a particular theoretical stance, this does not in any way detract from the descriptive value of the book (more on this point below, where it is suggested that the strong theoretical commitment of the author in fact adds to the book’s strength, even for a reader who does not...

Convict artefacts from the Civil Hospital privy on Norfolk Island.

The archaeology a/the penal settlernent a/NO/folk Is/and;s a substantially untapped source ofil?formalion aboul cOf/vict life. as revealed by the assemblage of artefacts excavated in J987 from the Civil (convict) Hospital privy (in use c./845-/855). Artefacts such as syringes, medicine cups. cupping glasses, medicine and alcohol bottles, clay IObacco pipes, buttons, toothbrushes and hair combs;...

The Description of an Old Type of Privy

expenditure. It is primarily based on the same principle? as those of the bore-hole latrine advocated chiefly by the Rockefeller workers for the rural areas in the tropics although the existence of the former antedates the introduction of the latter into India, at least by several decades. The former is remarkably free from smell and fhes do not breed in it so that it can be installed right in ...