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... Ilchester. —During the past quarter, there were births apd 11 deaths in this parish. Typhoid fever prevailed, but only one death ig attributable to this cause. —From Quarterly Return. Petitions favour of the Permissive Prohibitory Liquor Bill were presented ...
... of Miss Nelly Moore, a well known London actress, died on Friday after a long illness from typhoid fever. Mr. Ernest ones, one of the candidates at the last Manchester election, and who was only a few days ago selected by ballot by the Liberal party in ...
... Lancashlre—ffpwards of 30) persons been stacked by typhoid fever during the quarter; the medical men attribute the great prevalence of the to bad drainage. . . . . torsett, Essex—lever of a typhoid character has prevailed; eases of this kind were sent ...
... Registrar-General reports that there have been 21 births and 7 deaths in this parish during the past quarter. Two died from typhoid, fever. ...
... MERE The Registrar reports : —Births 65; deaths 50. The deaths for the quarter are over the average, partly on account of typhoid fever, which has been prevalent in this district, especially in the town of Mere. ...
... t ¥ Nov, 17, at Vincennes, Indians, States, of typhoid eon of the late Benjamin Giyde, formerly of ¥ at Shepton tague, builder, in her ‘Dice, the beloved wite of Dee. 10, at Castle Cary, Dee. 10, at East Gtower, Mics Hester Francia, aged 75 ...
... College, it was found death occurred from their e » to ° many ,chesnuts and acorns, which fe«r M™ R |, a ° d ao brought on typhoid had been chesnut and oak trees grow where they under iq« paS , r ' Others are suffering which are ...
... death occurred from their having eaten too many chestnuts and acorns, which disordered their stomachs, and so brought on typhoid fever. Many chestnut and oak trees grow where had been depastured. Others are suffering, which are under the treatment of ...
... those which are most congenial to the infections of typhoid fever and cholera. Whilst inquiring into this epidemic, the opportunity was taken to learn particulars of a calamitous outbreak of typhoid fever in a single house situate in another outlying ...
... TYPHUS AN ORPHAN ASYLUM. Ont of 210 children in the London Orphan Asylnm who have been attacked with typhoid fever there have bean but twelve deaths, the medical men consider very small proportion with disease whioh usuaily assumes so fatal character ...
... LOAtov, Ike 311 Joao la demi. An exatniliotion ..1 blu I.oly 148 the I,l.),lciarct. who hzlo .1 that the cau.t. of death mos typhoid Ivicr. ...
... Deaths, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales signing the entry as informant at death.” The fatal disease was recorded, as “ typhoid fever; duration, twenty-one days,” as certified in writing by the physicians who had been in attendance on the deceased. ...