... body. There appeared to be no organic disease, and no signs of inflamation. In his opinion, King had died from fever of a typhoid character, and exhaustion.—The Coroner said it would be for the jury, then, having heard the sur- geon’s evidence, to return ...

... sician to the H ffick Fellow of the ' iSseisks Ibreloinicil of • • . Tl t a iiiir Dr iA ta ( SAVA; Ate ; •P *Wane' ;' et u Typhoid, in Fe Otte. 3$ the Society'. I • !Icy. .0i ; Idantity 1* ( 185 °) ;.91i • 'ifS;gr'disi under toUoMMIn • • ••••0 , -• • other ...

... motion On the 12th January the Ghat Homee. Howrah, ff in the Hsuoe of Commons that on the estimates being brought Calcutta, of typhoid '. e a few days’ lUness, to 26th J would mo', certain reflations year, Joseph J^ c£bi,hley. the employ the accordancewlth ...

... molecular particles arose into the air from such decompo. sitico, which produced, when taken into the lungs a disease, called the typhoid fever, that proved fatal in from twenty-five to thirty per cent. of eases. When once taken into the system, then the disease ...

... the late N. Purchas Ess/ of Fownhop?, this county. PATRICK. -April 19, at 14, College-street North, Liverpool aged 14, of typhoid pneumonia, Maria Edith, youngest daughter the late highly respected Mr. Wm. Patrick formerly of Bibury, this comnty. * PARRY ...

... tourists wonld do well to know t1.% that bleeding is just as frightfully carried on Rome oa Turin. Count Cavonrs U ness was ‘typhoid fever, the modern name of congestive gastric. Typhu - is different di ease altogethe . A chestnut hors-: and borne chestnut ...

... painfully by every Eoglish physician who read and believed—as we fear it is to be believed—that, being an over-worked man, ill of typhoid fever, he had been cofidemned to six full bleedings within a week. Perhaps there is not an educated physician in Eogland who ...

... know the fact that bleeding is just as frightfully carried on at Rome or Naples as at Turin. Count Cavour's illness was typhoid fever, the modern name of congestive gastric. Typhus is different disease altogether. A chestnut horse and horse chestnut ...

... by every English physician, who read and believed, —as we fear it is to be believed, —that, being over-worked man, ill of typhoid fever, he had been condemned to six full bleedings within one week. Perhaps there is not an educated physician in England ...

... maeanrea, aad thk oourea woe adopted laat year in inataacac whore leaky mamiiiah infecting both water and air induced led typhoid toror, aggruratod k omao mam by dafoothro reatOalioa k oat* tagre with wiade aeade open. Aa ea kataooa wbat k atill going ...

... course was adopted last year in several instances where leaky drains and cesspools infecting both water and air induced or fed typhoid fever, aggravated in some cases defective ventilation in cottages with windows made not to open. As instance of what still ...

... Mailebone Middleaex— wan ijOflou-aamuet CtolUnt Middleeex--f- Joseph Hillier of for - auarter organs diarrhaa in-fiinte)7 hooping typhoid 1 croup L Mr Goddaid said so lioad its offloers indispensible requisites 1 Aal-A triet their tupervition-Teo aatuiactory ...