... Leeds have risen from 15,17, and 20 to 25, 8 more than the average. Measles caused 3 deaths, convulsions apoplexy each, and typhoid fever, scarlatina, heart disease, pneumonia, croup, ard bronchitis were ] each. There were 18 deaths below 0, the. were 3 ...

... from 6 to 11, this being 2 in excess of the average. Diarrha-a was the cause of 2 deaths, and hooping cough, scarlatina, and typhoid fever were each fatal in one case. Bramley returns 4 deaths, falling from 8 in the previous week, and now passing the average ...

... 1 of the 4 deaths was a case of typhoid lfever. The 20 deaths in Wortley sub-district were 5 in excess of the corrected average, and included two coroner' s inqjuests; 2 were referred to measles, and I each to typhoid fever and dysentery. In Sirlestall ...

... 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 ...

... although an incr ...

... sick. There are hundreds of these facts proving or nearly proving that typhoid fever arises from bad drainage, and generally from drainage obviously bad and wilfully neg- lected. Typhoid fever should be therefore almost unknown. Typhus fever is propagated ...

... the corrected weekly average by four. Ten were of children under five years of age, fcur were referred to measles, two to typhoid fever, and one to rmallpox. The 24 in North Leeds, including four which occurred in the Workhouse, were two below the average ...

... estimated by the thermometer. The index thermometer ranked in importance with the stethoscope, and its value in the diagnosis of typhoid fever, in esses of acute deposit of tubercule, and prognosis was also illustrated. A third great advance in oar practical ...

... mortality is very high. Three deaths in the Infirmary are included this return. Five fatal cases of diarrlm are reported, 1 typhoid fever, and 1 y scarlet fever, A low total of 12 deaths is returned for Hunslet, and it is reported that here there were 11 ...

... 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. ...

... his district suffered from the scourge of typhus and typhoid fevers. In Hunslet 21 deaths were returned, being an excess of 50 per cent. above the average; 6 of these re- sulted from typhus and typhoid fever, and one from scaxla- tiea; only 7 of the deaths ...

... federates, and asseried that his army, as well as G neral John: ton’s, had lost great numvers of men by desertion. A *“maligoant typhoid fever” was raging among the Federal troops at Vicksburg, whenca 500 sick 0 di-rs had becn sent to New Orleans. There were ...