... sore. But, whatever form ‘it assumes, € it speedily induces great weakness, whilst the ac- companying fever ia. of a low typhoid type In many cases occurring during the present season the liver and have been inyolred, as indicated by the symptoms of ...

... fears are now entertained. LoDoiN, Sunday Morning.-7The Prince Con- sort died at 10.50 on Saturday night, tranquilly, of typhoid fever. Scarcely any hopes were en- tertained of his recovery during the day; and about 4 Pm, he became worse, and gradually ...

... of the Invemett Courier says :—lt is said that in high medical circles the fact of the Prince’s having been carried off by typhoid fever in nine days has excited some wonderment, more especially when it was seen that he was attended four of the most eminent ...

... etbieg bat. W. • I. peat old verbal.. which rimy. le Met be 7 It 10 well keel. I /tante la at Riad* •1. apt to take. a typhoid —The anife.t.li,•• of all tool The of Porn., B Heys, •od 1 the day too, of tem 11. Taro .b.. he• the bed the hoot to ...

... _Speeine Cause ' _of Typhoid , _Typhus , and Relapsing _-Fevers , printed in the _Medico - Chirurgical Society's - Transactions _ _: _- for ' 18 SO ; - o £ _essays - _On : the Identity or Non-identity of _Typhus and Typhoid Fevers ( 1850 ); . ...

... civil engineer, in his seventy-seventh year. Death op Sir W. Keith Murray, Bart.— are sorry to announce the death, from typhoid fever, of Sir William Keith Murray, Burt, which took place yesterday morning at his residence, Ochtertyre. The deceased Baronet ...

... kriowthd . fact tliat _bleeding-is _iost as frightfolly carried onatEomeor Naples as _atTurin . Count Cavour _'» illricss was typhoid fever , the modern _riameofcoiigestivesastric . _Typliusisadinerentdisease altogether . Achcstuuthorseand _. _ahorsc _chestnut ...

... Mr Moslcr, of Giessen, announces the case of a girl who, suffering from affection of the car, consequent upon an attack of typhoid fever, had been suddenly seized with a sneezing fit, which lasted for eighty hours. Reckoning ten sneezes per minute, he makes ...

... course was adopted lest year in several instances where leaky drains and cesspool. infecting both water end air induced or fed typhoid fever, aggravated in some cases by defective ventilation in cottage. with windows roads not to open. As an instance of ...

... another, with typhoid fever of a severe, oven fatal character. A melancholy example of this is given in the Registrar-General’s present report, where, the district of Lyconibe, near Bath, at Oldfield Cottage, five cases of this typhoid fever appeared ...

... these latter days, be poisoning the atnosphere? It is well known that disease in any form at Windsor is apt to take on a typhoid type. ledicus writes to the Tihes:- When so valuable a life as the late Prince Consort's is taken by the particular disease- ...

... Wsabington, November 29. It contain no news whatever, mating that the army on the Vote/mac shows ensign of life; but that typhoid fever. were rather increasing. The tone to which England is rpoken of is tssys Mr Rowell) unfriendly enough ; but it would ...