Edward Ballard

Ballard's report upon an acute specific disease, characterised by a peculiar diarrhœa, epidemic among persons who had partaken of refreshments provided at a sale on the Duke of Portland's estate, at Welbeck, Notts

Ballard's report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary condition of the registration sub-district of Tipton

Ballard's report upon the sanitary condition of the registration district of Bolton, Lancashire, and particularly upon its high infant mortality

Disasters from vaccination

Ballard's report to the Local Government Board on the sanitary condition of the registration sub-district of Rowley Regis

Ballard's report upon an outbreak of enteric fever at Moseley and Balsall Heath, near Birmingham

On a localised outbreak of typhoid fever in Islington, during the months of July and August, 1870, traced to the use of impure milk

Ballard's report, to the Local Government Board, on a series of cases of acute specific disease following the eating of hot baked pork purchased at a shop in Nottingham

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