The Health of the people a call upon the people of Great Britain to petition Parliament for legislative measures embodying the suggestions contained in two government reports : the one, having for its object the improvement of the public health, the other, the providing adequate, safe, and decent places of interment for the rapidly-increasing population of the country.

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