... diseases :-Zymotic, sporadic, respiratory, urinary and digestive organs, &c, &c, viz., scarlatina 3, fever 2, typhus and typhoid 6, diarrhoea 3, bronchitis 6, phthisis 4, senec- tus 6, dropay 1, convulsions 2, debility from birth 6, gravel 1, jaundice ...

... and because, in pursuit of a mistaken philanthrophy, we are cruel to Peter in order to show mercy to Paul.-From Criminal Typhoid, in the London Review. UNEXPECTED LEGACIES.—When the late Mr. T. DI, Johnson, of the Cyclops Works, Sheffield, died some ...

... ill with gastric symptoms, such as nausea and sickness. Fever supervened-the natural history of the course and progress of typhoid fever he died in ten days. The widow became ill, but was removed by her friends. In another house, that of a respectable tradesman ...

... know the fact that bleeding is Just as; frightfully carried on at Rom# or Naples as at Turin. Count Cavonr'? ilrtleo was I typhoid' fever, the modern name of congestive gastric. Typhus is a different disease altogether. A' chestnut horse and a horse chestnut ...

... be destroyed to a certain extent; but if it is not well cooked it will either produce sickness and diarrhoea or else low typhoid fever. I have known as many as forty or fifty poor persons made ill by eating such food.-The order was then made for destroying ...

... Mosler, of Gie'sen, ?? the a case of a girl, wise,. suffering from an aiffection of tue ear consequent upon an attack of typhoid fever', was suddenly seized with a sneezing which lasted for eighty hence.- A' :Be ?? sneezes per innnlt~i, ho makes out that ...

... Mosler, of Giessen, announces the case of a girl, who, suffering from an affection of the ear con- sequent upon an attack of typhoid fever, has been suddenly seized with a sneezing fit, which lasted for eighty hours. Reckoning ten sneezes per minute, makes ...

... Castle, Dec. 14, 1861. 4 There is a slight change for the better in the Prince this morning.' Then came a reaction. Fever of a typhoid type super- vened upon the disease which had already prostrated the Prince's robust frame, and all attempts to arrest it were ...

... symptoms commenced to take the most unfavourable turn, and fever of the take the most unfavourable turn, and fever of the typhoid type set in. All attempts to arrest the progress of the disease proved unavailing. The. youth, strength, and unimpaired ...

... CASTLE, DEC. 14, 1860. There is a slight change for the better in the Princ( this morning. Then came a reaction. Fever of a typhoid type super- veiled upon the disease which had already prostrated th( Prince's robust frame, and all attempts to arrest it ...

... complained of pains in his limbs. Confinement to his room was ordered. Gastric fever supervened, and wasted his strength. Typhoid fever followed, and his five physicians were un- able to make head against this combination of maladies I hear that Sir James ...

... these latter days, be poisoning the atmosphere ? It is well-known that disease in any form at Windsor is apt to take on a typhoid type.— Medical Circular. ATTEMPTED MURDER BY A SOLDI-Er,Oll the |th inst., a soldier of the Royal Artillery, quartered in ...