150 years of the Laboratory of the Government Chemist

References

1. Report from the Select Committee on Tobacco Trade, 1844, Parliamentary Paper 565, pp. 408, 470..
2. Report from the Select Committee on Tobacco Trade, 1844, pp. 413, 415–416.; See also P. W. Hammond, and H. Egan, Weighted in the Balance: A History of the Laboratory of the Government Chemist, HM Stationery Office, London, 1992, pp. 19–22. More detail on subsequent points can be found in this book..
3. A report by Professors Graham, Hofmann and Redwood repeating and confirming this work was reprinted in the J. Chem. Soc., 1853, 5, 229..
4. Annual Report of Inland Revenue Laboratory, 1860, p. xiii;; Annual Report of Inland Revenue Laboratory, 1861, p. xiv..
5. Annual Report of Inland Revenue Laboratory, 1861, pp. xiv, xvi..
6. J. H. St. C. Cholmondeley(A. J. Lovell), The Government Laboratory, 1902, pp. 80–81..
7. B. Dyer, The Society of Public Analysts: Some Reminescences of the First Fifty Years, Heffer, Cambridge, 1932, p. 15..
8. P. W. Hammond, and H. Egan, Weighted in the Balance: A History of the Laboratory of the Government Chemist, HM Stationery Office, London, 1992, pp. 121–125..
9. Annual Report of the Government Laboratory, 1912, p. 4..
10. Annual Report of the Government Laboratory, 1921, p. 36;; Annual Report of the Government Laboratory, 1939, p. 49;; Anon. ‘The Government Chemist’, Chem. Drug, 1935, 787..