... from his late res deore, for interment, on this (Thursday) evening, at six 14cc ac-lu his 7th year, on the 2sth inst., of typhoid fever, st Iieriwarlliistep', Eiq., Q.C., OawaLdkirk Hall, Yorkshire, Adcan Tneodore Robert, only son of Edmund Macrory, Esq ...

... niglht, foI his Royal Highness the Prince Consort died at me Windsor Castle, from an attack of gastric fever, which assumed a typhoid character. The first inti- mation of the Prince's illness was on Tuesday, De- y camber 3, when it was stated that his Royal ...

... Birlenheed, Liverpool, Hugh, eldest son of the late Captain Robert Larmour, of Bel- last. Morris-April 11L at Largan, of typhoid fever, William Burke Morris, Esq. Jordan-April 7, at his residence, Bennett Street, Derry, Mr. Amdrew Jordan, aged 74 years ...

... Davis, R.N., and daughter of the late 10 flex. Wui. Sempson, Rector of Magheralley, County ts Down, of Dick-Novepmber 4, of typhoid fever, Agnes, daughter of a Mr. John Didk, of Ballinafie near Portglenone. he Dixon-Novembpr 3, Lieutenant-General C. Dixon ...

... of 'Vifliam si1i ceastwr, Parkan'. £'nbs M~ l:;--hi~ryprt. D E A T 11 S. Err.:.-M-y 7, at tie Belfast General aospital, of typhoid f. r ?? :he a!lvedsife of John -yrue. IIr remailis 1 ,. ri a' I fr -n lie ?? inatitctien, for initerment - lb. ?? ti ,c Buri ...

... ti-marrow (Sunl-a?) afternoon, at Ihalfpai thtree o'c'eek. Friends will please accept this iutimati n. Park-March 15, of typhoid fever, Mr. John Park, aged 20 years. His remains will be removed from Fre.'e rick Street, at hatjfpaat nice o'cilck on Monday ...

... (Mon- 7 day) afternoon, at half-p ast two o'clock. Friend& wxill please accept this notitl- . 10233 F Pllming-November 10, Uf typhoid fever, Walter Bell Flerninig, aged 21 years. His remains will be re- l noved front his late residence, 56. Pakenham Place ...

... deaths, 47. Fever, typhus and typhoid, was vaiy prevalent dur- ing October and November, but has almost entirely dtiesppeared since the frosty weather set in. Bally- mene-Births, 114; deaths, 87. Fever, typhus'and typhoid, has been prevalent, but not very ...

... daughter of the late General G. V. t Ilrt. , Kilderry. t Edwvards-May iI, on board H.53.S. Challenger, I * Syc~ncu.t.m.., or typhoid fever, Herbert Alien t Fume arcrh, ?? secon;d son of th0 late lt1ev. an t . .Evrds, aged 18 years. Kenderdine-July 2'7, at ...

... nearly one-half of the deaths during the quarter. Rostrevor-Births, 26; deatlhs, 2d0. District ve fry healthy. Two deaths from typhoid fever, which. however, has been limited to the two cases. No other case of zymotic disease. LAunE.---Carrickferguus-Births ...

... rths, 40; deaths, 33. No diseases prevailed epidemically duriog the quarter. There were a few cases of vaetro-enterio or typhoid fever, but no desths. 3faoorcunningham-Births, 36; deaths, 13. Both below the average. Young people prefer emiration to settling ...

... around is still free from any epidemnic. There have been and are occasional cuses of fever, which at first partook of the typhoid type, and ended in typhus of an infecrions and mre- lignant chraoter. Toe pernicious habit prevails in several distric's of ...