... i or sent to other hospitals : typhoid fever, 2; other di . V | I— total, 3. Died : from typhus, 10 ; typhoid, 27 • scarl 'f fever, 12; othei diseases, 29— total, 78. Remaining mth I hospital December 31, 1860 : typhoid, 9 ; scarlet fever V 1 other diseases ...

... admitted to the sick chamber. The exact nature of the malady is not known, but there are reasons for supposing that it is of typhoid character. Main-ten-an-ce of Pauper Children.— The manager, of the Central London School District and the guardians of the ...

... )V known, such as typhoid fever, petechial; 1 ' t'.'iU>> typhoid fever (the biliceses typhoid ' ?? :i; Vennans), cevre recurrente (febris leeurrens), in ' ■ :t r ...

... our capital. It is further stated that this disease, to which, to calm t'ae public- agitation, we had givea t'ae name of ' typhoid affec- j tion, ' had destroyed ia a few days, not only almost all tbe patienta in the hospital of Abouk'uow, but j that the ...

... of a different cliaracter, and coutined to the labouring po- pulation mainly. It ri the febrix recurrent, a malady of a typhoid description, akin to malaria fever, and, although it now appears here for the fiist time, is not un- known to the faculty ...

... of a paper Ou the Specific Cause of Typhoid, Typhus, and Relapsing Fevers, printed in the Medico-Chirurgical Society's Transactions for 1850; of essays Ou the Identity cr Non-identity of Typhus and Typhoid Fevers (1S50) ; On the Diseases commonly ...

... Alfred Thacker, an infant of tender age, in the care of bis parents, was found dying, and did die, from the mortal effects of typhoid fever, engendered and accelerated by the exposure of refuse soil from an open drain in the yard ad- joining the premises in ...

... brother of the King of Por- tugal, heir presumptive to the throne, King Luis I. being as yet unmarried. The Prince died of typhoid fever at Lisbon on Sunday, at the early age of 20. Prince Dom Jo&o Maria Fernando Pedro d' Alcantara Miguel Raphael Gabriel ...

... which the Prince gradually sank, dying at last from pulmonary engorgement. (From the Lancet of this day.) The disease was typhoid fever, not very severe in its early symptoms, but, from its very nature, taxing heavily the resistant vital powers aad energies ...

... Highness the Prince .if Wales *igni-_* ; tne entry as informant, present at death. The fated I ' lw «aae. was recorded Typhoid fever, duration 21 days • I ?? ce I nme «l m writing by the physicians who had attended tne deceased. ...

... which numbered 50 deaths, was fatal in tho next degree. Under this latter head are classed 39 ca-ses returned as typhus or typhoid fever, 10 cases of ?? fever, 4 of gastric fever, ?? of low fever, 2 of continued and one of infantile fever. Whooping cough ...

... Purify tone to the nervous B>BteD -„ whww V n£ foul gase8 > and K»ve and bilious fevers aie warded off ' j__i t ff hu * 1 typhoid, gastric, best ?? promoters of dig eb tior ,, OUovav « ?? are also the liver, and the most valued and eff^tiv.^-ff re^l»tors ...