... Diseases;” of paper u On the Specific Cause Typhoid, Typhus, and Relapsing Fevers,” primed in the Medico-Chirurgical Society’s Transactions” for of essays “On the Identity or Non-Identity of Typhus and Typhoid Fevers” (1850) ; “On the Diseases commonly ...

... „ . On the’2oth Inst., HyAres. South of I ranee, Man*, daughter the late Major-General Conyers, C.B. ~ friratn the Inst., typhoid lh * l ; Conway, at K.« Kerry. }* yc«. »nd 8 monCw. J • '*■ Smyth,youngest son of the late Milliam .lon. - Che IceCoval wit ...

... reasonable approach to the security against smallpox contagion, which believe attainable. “During the past year tvpbus or typhoid fever and scarlatina have prevailed in few localities of limited extent; but in no instance, even in these localities, to ...

... ordered six bleedings, and the end of these, on the second day, the symptoms wore already announced the bulletins to be typhoid— that is, weak and asthenic. The true origin of the fever was now clearly seen, for there were marked accesses and remission ...

... faculties, and be suffered from rupture, and had fit, and was not until alter the 21st of March that he became affected with low typhoid fever, under which he gradually sank early in the following loenth. It was also deposed the clergymen who attended him thst ...

... States and Great Britain,declaring that the seizure might with equal propriety have been the streets London. A violent type of typhoid fever and the black measles are prevailing to great extent among the troops near Bowling Green, and large numbers of them ...

... Great Britain.declaring that the seizure might with equal propriety have bceu made in tbc streets of London. A violent type typhoid fever and the black measles are prevailing to great extent nmong the troops near Bowling Green, and large numbers of them ...

... creditable to the religious feeling and patriotism of the authors. The weather has suddenly become alarmingly close aud warm, and typhoid fevers are rather increasing in camps and quarters. THE DISTRESS IRELAND. The following letter has been addessed to the editor ...

... Saturday night illis Royal Highness the Prince Consort died, at Windsor Castle, from an attack of gastric fever which assumed typhoid character. The tirst intimation of the Prince’s illness was on Tuesday, December 3rd, when it was stated that His Koval Highness ...

... than was produced this unexpected announcement, and that his death. The Prince's malady was not typhus fever, but fever of a typhoid character. telegraph was forwarded from Windsor Castle immediately afier the death of his Royal Highness to the F.mpcror and ...

... and complain*.' pahs in his l.mbs. Confinement to his room was ordered Gastric fever supervened, and wasted hia atrength. Typhoid fever followed, and Ins five physicians were unable Bake bead against this combination of maladies.'* in pyroxenes ; r having ...

... ibis is mintake. Ail the precepts vf the authrr upon the treatment this psrexU are so applicable to the severe forma our typhoid fever, that w« shall with the greatest advantage consult ihis remarkable work ; moreover, the »*iins relating regimen have ...