... scarlatina, typhoid fever, and fever, not otherwise distinguished. The 22 deaths in north Leeds, of which 4 weie recorded in the Workhouse aud 1 iv the House of Kecovery, were 4 below the average ; 8 were of infants under one year, 1 resulted from typhoid fever ...

... extent his district suffered the scourge of typhus and typhoid fevers. In Hunslet 21 & \s' ...

... Leeds than at the present time, accounts for a laree portion of the excess ; more than twenty deaths were referred to typhus, typhoid, .and other fevers during last week. In south-east Leeds the 18 deaths were 1 in excess of the corrected average number ; ...

... age, 1 was a fatal case of typhoid fever, and 1 an inquest, the result of a fractured skull. In north Leeds the 21 deaths included 2 which occurred in the Workhouse, and were 5 below the average ; 1 each was referred to typhoid fever, whoopingcough, and ...

... shake-down bed, with no one (except a little girl to attend her, though she was suffering from valvular heart disease and typhoid fever, which completely prostrated her. There were no signs of food, and even the medicine which was supplied did not appear ...

... were in excess by 3; 1 each was referred to malignant small-pox and typhoid fever, and 1 was an inquest. Of the 8 deaths in Kirkstall, 3 abore the average, 1 was a fatal case of typhoid fever. ...

... the House 0 Recovery or Fever Hospital; 11 deaths were referred *c fever (of which 9 were certified as typhus, and two *j typhoid), three to diarrhcea, one to scarlatina, and ten diseases of the respiratory organs, including phthisis. *r the 26 deaths ...

... occurred in the workhouse, and 10 in the *** | Hospital and Infirmary. The prevalence of fever, P r * D _ 9 pally of the typhoid form, continues, and caused 16 deat last week within the borough ; there were, moveover, fatal cases of diarrhoea, 8 of scarlatina ...

... the United Kingdom Sold mi this town by Reiuhardt and Son, W. Backhouse, and Joseph walker. Hollow ay's Pills. — Typhus and Typhoid Fevers. -Why do some die and some recover from fever? This momentous ouestion admits of an easy auswer -because some are ...

... The fatality from scarlatina had declined, only resulting in 6 deaths, while the deaths from fever—moie especially of the typhoid form—were more numerous. Two fatal cases of small-pox were also reported, 1 being of an unvaccinated child aged six years ...

... from typhus and diphtheria. In Wortley the 31 deaths were more than double the corrected average ; four were referred to typhoid fever, two each to measles and scarlatina, one to croup, and two were inquest cases. In Kirkstall also the 7 deaths were in ...

... showed an be lo w e5 o» while the 13 in Hunslet township were t v average ; of the latter, however, 1 each were t* , \ •» > typhoid, and continued fevers aud scarlatina, an g o i ,0 inquest held on a child found dead in bed. x he 7 deaths were 1 below the ...