Includes: 'The treatment of septicaemia', The Medical Press and Circular, 1939; 'Biological aspect of infected wounds', The Lancet, 1940; 'The laboratory as a career' (Presidential address to the Medical Society), The Middlesex Hospital Journal, 1930; 'The significance of organisms in the urine', The Lancet, 1929; 'Associated organisms causing empyema', The Lancet, 1926; 'The incidence of tuberculous infection in the faucial and pharyngeal tonsils of children', The Journal of Laryngology and Otology, 1928; 'The use and abuse of serums and vaccines', The Practitioner, 1937; 'The excitation of bactericidal fluorescence by beta and gamma rays', with P. R. Peacock, British Journal of Radiology, 1929; 'Excitation of bactericidal fluorescence by means of x-rays', with P. R. Peacock, British Journal of Experimental Pathology, 1927; 'Sero-diagnosis of syphilis by Meinicke's macro-reaction and microreaction', British Journal of Experimental Pathology, 1928; 'The laboratory diagnosis of tuberculosis', reprinted from Volume V of A System of Bacteriology in Relation to Medicine, 1930; 'The paths of gall-bladder infection: An experimental study', with D. H. Patey, The British Journal of Surgery, 1933; 'A case of B. Welchii Cholecystitis', British Journal of Surgery, 1927; 'The incidence of anaerobic infections in the gall-bladder', with G. Gordon-Taylor, The British Journal of Surgery, 1932; 'A bacteriological study of fifty cases of cholecystectomy with special reference to anaerobic infections', with G. Gordon-Taylor, The British Journal of Surgery, 1930; 'Septicaemia', The British Journal of Surgery, 1940; 'The bacteriological control of milk-supplies', The Lancet, 1931; 'The treatment of staphylococcal skin lesions with toxoid', The Lancet, 1936; 'A study of pneumococcal pneumonia', with D. T. Davies and H. G. Hodgson, The Lancet, 1935.