... public health, it says— Scarlatina caused 20 out of 22 deaths at North am Southampton, low-lying ground near the Itchen. Typhoid fever and scarlatina prevailed at Ilchester Somersetshire, where there are old dilapidated hovels, over-crowded, and without ...

... at Lyne-grove, Surrey, Vice-Admiral the Hon. E- J. Cavendish. On the 20th inst. at Edinburgh, after a few days' illness, typhoid fever, Lieut.-Col. Arthur Charles Parker, 7lth High- j land Light Infantry, youngest son of the late Major-Gen. Parker, C ...

... Sir Robert Clifton died on Sunday morning, three o'clock. The hon. baronet had been suffering for the past fortnight from typhoid fever, but it was not anticipated that it would terminate fatally. The hon. baronet's pedigree dates from near the Conquest ...

... important subject. The Registrar's Note 3 contain the following remarks in reference to places in this locality : Guildford. —Typhoid fever has been very prevalent the town for the last month, and inquiry has been made by Dr. Buchanan, from the Privy Council ...

... surface might tend produce disease. Hence, when it was found that Tottenham the practice of irrigation and an epidemic of typhoid fever prevailed together, these were at once assumed to stand in the relation of cause and effect, and a paragraph appeared ...

... an increase of 11 over the number for the year preceding. This might in great degree be accounted for by the prevalence of typhoid fever in the town, occasioned perhaps by the unusually high temperature which has prevailed during the year. The attention ...

... is altogether different character. and confined to the labouring population mainly. It the fehris recurrent'a malady of a typhoid description, akin to malaria fever, and although it now appears here for the first time, not unknown to the faculty, having ...

... stage greatly to resemble the Plague. many cases, indeed, it is difficult to distinguish Plague from febris at a time when typhoid epidemics are abroad. The disease is apparently on the decrease. Dr. Erichson. surgeon to the Emperor Nicholas, aged 75, died ...

... Win Dodd James, Tetbury, Gloucestershire, to Miss Fanny Barter, of Winchester. DIED^ On Sunday last, at Malta, aged 31, typhoid fever, Capt. C. E. Bayard Breton, (King's Own) Royal Regt. eldest son of the Rev. Edward Breton, rector Charmouth. Dorset ...

... Science Congress, on Monday, the 9th ult., by Dr. Milroy, setting forth, among other noticeable facts, that fevers, usually typhoid, often showed them- selves in an aggravated form in that district of Birming- ham which was most rural, most elevated, and ...

... at Winchester, aged years, Anne Howe. relict Harris Bioo Wither, Esq. of Manydown. On the Bth Sept. at Yokohama, Japan, of typhoid fever, aged 16, Murray William March Gbuooen, midshipman H.M Pelorus, eldest son the late Henry March Gruggen, Esq, M.D. ...

... Holland seem as our own. and had no idea beyond an indiscriminate slaughter. As far as I can judge, all the svmptoms wero of a typhoid nature, and they yielded to stimulants, snch whisky and iron-water. Some of the cattle which died sank very suddenly, when ...