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1.	‘The late Mr David Urquhart’ The Times (28 May 1877) p.11
2.	See: The activities and influence of David Urquhart, 1833-56, with special reference to the affairs of the Near East / Margaret H Jenks. — London Univ. PhD thesis, 1964
3.	See, for example, some of the works in section 17: Politics and Foreign Affairs Committees in the bibliography in the Sources consulted section of the website.
4.	'David Urquhart and the West Riding Foreign Affairs Committee' / Asa Briggs The Bradford antiquary (1962) pp.197-207
5.	List of addresses of the Foreign Affairs Committees. The Papers of David Urquhart Balliol College, Oxford. Box I G25:1
6.	Especially Stewart Rolland, George Crawshay and, later, (Major) R M Poore
7.	Urquhart's reply to a letter from Benjamin Bishop asking for help. Both published in: 'Transactions of the committees: Wakefield' Free Press (27 May 1857) p.344
8.	'Introduction of the Turkish bath into Ireland' Sheffield Free Press (21 Jun 1856) p.6
9.	'Rochdale' Free Press (25 Mar 1857) p.262. — Notes the appointment of Mr James Smithies as Chairman of the Rochdale Foreign Affairs Committee, and Urquhart's lecture at the Polytechnic Institution.
10.	There were at least three Turkish baths in Victoria in the early 1890s
11.	Our history: the twentieth century http://www.melbournecitybaths.com.au/index.cfm?topicId=8&infoPageId=24 (12 Apr 2004) [No longer online at 6 Aug 2016]
12.	Letter from John Le Gay Brereton to David Urquhart 10 Jul 1860 Wellcome Institute Library Western Ms.6236-21
13.	This information comes from an as yet unidentified issue of the Brooklyn Standard Union published some time between September and December 1863. It was cited on a website which is no longer online.
14.	TNA: BT31 30704/2070
15.	'The Jermyn Street Hammam' British medical journal (12 Mar 1881) p.416
16.	The Victorians / A N Wilson. — London : Hutchinson, 2002. — p.188. — Urquhart was born in 1805, not 1795, so he married aged 49 yrs, not 59. The implication that he may not have been heterosexual has not been found elsewhere and is not substantiated by Wilson. Perhaps he was thinking of Urquhart's son Francis Fortescue, known as Sligger?
17.	'Transactions of the committees: Wakefield' Free Press (27 May 1857) p.344
18.	The Functions of the skin, and the value of the bath, with special reference to the improved Turkish bath / Richard Beamish. — London : Bailliere, 1859
19.	Reminiscences of public life in Southampton / James Lemon. — Vol.1 revised by F J C Hearnshaw. — Southampton : Gilbert, 1911
20.	Sanitas sanitatum et omnia sanitas / Richard Metcalfe. — London : Co-operative Printing Co, 1877. — p. 168
21.	'President's address' / Samuel Jeaffreson British medical journal (5 Aug 1865) pp.107-115
22.	[Advertisement] Bradford advertiser (19 Dec 1857) p.1
23.	[Advertisement] Rochdale observer (12 Nov 1859) p.1
24.	'Baths at Riverside' St Albans times (May 1860)
25.	The Life of Cobden / John Morley. — London : Fisher Unwin, 1881. — p.101
26.	'The Turkish Bath Movement' Free Press (20 Sep 1856) pp.47-8
27.	‘The Turkish bath’ / Francis Francis The Field (5 May 1860) p.369 Francis was later to become a director of the London & Provincial Turkish Bath Co Ltd
28.	‘The Turkish bath’ The Field (9 Jun 1860) p.479
29.	Manual of the Turkish bath: heat a source of strength for men and animals, from the writings of Mr Urquhart / edited by John Fife. — London : John Churchill, 1865. — p.27
30.	Company prospectus reprinted in: Consumption arrested by the Turkish bath. — London : Robert Hardwicke, 1864
31.	…and Mr Fortescue: a selection from the diaries from 1851 to 1862 of Chichester Fortescue, Lord Carlingford / edited by Osbert Wyndham Hewett. — London : John Murray, 1958. — p.70
32.	Letter from George Witt to David Urquhart 3 Dec 1860 Wellcome Institute Library Western Ms.6236-21
33.	Several letters from persons affected by this quarrel are in the Wellcome Institute Library. None clearly states the cause of the argument—probably Witt's announced, part-printed, but unpublished book on the Turkish bath—prior to one contemplated by Urquhart.
34.	'A Turkish bath company' The Field (24 Nov 1860) p.423
35.	Minutes of the London & Provincial Turkish Bath Co Ltd (29 Nov 1860)
36.	TNA: BT31 30704/2070
37.	Among the British royal patrons of the London Hammam are known to have been the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke of Clarence, Prince Eddy (Albert Victor), and Prince Arthur.
38.	Minutes of the London & Provincial Turkish Bath Co Ltd (6 Dec 1860)
39.	Minutes of the London & Provincial Turkish Bath Co Ltd (26 Aug 1862)
40.	Minutes of the London & Provincial Turkish Bath Co Ltd (6 Dec 1860)
41.	Letter from David Urquhart to Stewart Erskine Rolland 17 Dec 1860 Wellcome Institute Library Western Ms.6236-21
42.	Letter from David Urquhart to unknown recipient 9 Feb 1861 Wellcome Institute Library Western Ms.6236-21
43.	Minutes of the London & Provincial Turkish Bath Co Ltd (18 Mar 1872)
44.	Minutes of the London & Provincial Turkish Bath Co Ltd (30 May 1873)
45.	Cork mercantile directory for 1863
46.	A Century of medical service / Bernard Darwin. — Swindon : GWR Medical Fund Society, 1947
47.	Sanitas sanitatum et omnia sanitas / Richard Metcalfe. — London : Co-operative Printing Co, 1877. — p. 146
48.	'The Turkish bath is now open' Bradford advertiser (10 Apr 1858) p.4 A half column advert on the back page.
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