... were this year 113; 1868,92.; 119. The registrar-general reports that fever was prevalent in this town, but only one death (typhoid fever) resulted. Six deaths occurred from old age. ...

... congestion and chronic visceral disease ; the fourth the mother of the above-named intent. from the prolonged effects of typhoid fever, with which she was attacked before committal, ...

... reality scatter their oven far wtd«r surfac* than Is usually supposed; that very many of who have been again am) again exposed typhoid malignant disease, and cholera, from having had ga among those suffering from them, hav* taken Into systems their poison, ...

... before such orders could take effect, and asking the Board if that practice might not be set aside at the present time, when typhoid fever wu prevalent. lie also said that since the overseers and churehwardens had been forbidden to sign medial-orders, the ...

... deaths, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales signing the entry informant present at death.” The fata) disease was recorded “Typhoid fever; duiation, 21 days,” certified in writing by the physicians who had been in attendance the deceased! Prince Consort’s ...

... the 30th ult. at his residence, Clifton Hall, near Nottingham. The hon. baronet was attacked nearly three weeks ago with typhoid fever, and has gradually sunk. His death was, however, somewhat sudden, and was not apprehended by his medical advisers. Sir ...

... combated ; and the time has now come for the extension of similar measures to the extinction of other symotic diseases, such as typhoid fever. The companies supplied each house with • metric ton of water daily in October. Dr. Latheby, in the appendix, has described ...

... on the 13:1 May, which bad been beg es potted, in a female prisoner Z. 21, after an Blame of eighteen weeka,tbe result e( typhoid fever. Her terse of imp meet had expired on the 16th January primbeely„ be she was then net in a lit state to be newmcd. There ...

... deaths, his Koval Highness Prince of Wales signing the entry informant present at death.” The fatal disease was recorded *• Typhoid fever; duration, 21 days,” as certified in writing by the physicians who bad been in attendance on the deceased. The Prince ...

... the interposition of the Government. Over head of cattle had been carried ■»tr the disease' in two or three weeks, and its typhoid tendencies were likely to spread among the people. Extracts were read from the Doily Telegraph showing that the disease was ...

... not pass into eats. have seen, for instance, with ! little overcrowding, continued fever grow up and with I a little move, typhoid fever; and w itli little more, typhus, and all in the same ward hut. Would it I not be far better, truer, and more practical ...

... 45 T.X.—An official memorandum, just communimted by the Houle Minister, states that the number of new cases of recurrent typhoid fever, and other fevers of a similar nature, admitted into the hospitals, varies from 100 to ISt) a day ; that the highest ...