... Prince Joan is dead. An examination liis body has been made by tlie physicians, who have certified that the cause of death was typhoid fever. IRELAND. (FROM OUR OWN COMB Bsi'ONOKKT.) DUBLIN, Monday MotiaiNa. THE MbIAI.E-rULI.KV MINK CKY. Art*rtf after quoting ...

... public at large, lasted but throe short days. Th * j immediate cause of Prince’s death dc-1 dared to have been gastric or typhoid fever-1 ii as it has l»et*ii called, to distinguish it from :-—a disease which, our physiologists affirm, it is almost in ...

... in disuse, wnich may, the.se latter days, l*e tlie atmosphere? it well known that disease in any form at -Windsor apt take typhoid type. - Medicaf Circular. Dr. Sclionberger, the first Jew ever permitted exercise the profession an advocate Hungary, was ...

... Dec. 14, 1801. v Tliere is a slight change for the better in th f Prince this morning. Then came a reaction. Fever of a typhoid typ° supervened upon the disease which had already prostrated the Prince's robust frame, and all at- tempts to arrest it were ...

... the most eminent physicians ofthe day, and especially to be noted was the presence of Dr. Jenner, the great authority on typhoid i. whose name is known wherever our lan- guage is spoken. All to no avail] the highest cii'iativ' skill is ?? aud dismayed ...

... from Lisbon announces the death of the Duko of Beja (Prince Joao). An examina- tion of big body proved that his malady was typhoid fever, and removed all suspicion of poisoning. Among the comments which tho lamented death of his B^yal Highness the Prwgh ...

... CASTLE, Dec. 14, 1801. There is slight change for the better in the! Prince tins morning.” Then came a reaction. Fever of a typhoid type! supervened upon the disease which had already] prostrated the Prince’s robust frame, and all attempts to arrest it were ...

... Royal Highness the Prince of Wales signing the entry as informant *■ present at death. ** The fatul disease was recorded, .typhoid fever; dura- tion, 21 days, as certified in writing by the physician* who had been in attendance on the deceased. Crystal ...

... telegram from Lisbon announces the death the Duke Jtoa (Prince Jo.w>). examination of his body proved that his malady was typhoid fever, and removed all suspicion Among the comments which the lamented death his Royal Highness the Consort provoked was one ...

... difficulty was getting the necessary powers, Mr. Odling. medical officer for the corroborated the other witnesseas ami cxnlai typhoid fever was always prevalent in the mainly the floods and the deposits they It Mr.* Legg, district surveyor of hithe, explained ...