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... paper borira tbe Medical Society of King’s College, London, on ” Typhoid Fever.” Dr. Sanson, V.P., in tbe chair. Mr. Yeo commenced by alluding to tho* once general opinion that typhoid and typhus fevers were only varietiefl~ of the same disease. He then ...
... tbe bowel, a wc.l-known complication of typhoid fever. Bat are unaware any facts which sufficiently uphold phis belief. The melancholy occurrence must induce the profession to revert to the former epidemic of typhoid fev«r*which raged severely in Windsor ...
... Foster.—At Backlostleigh, the 2d inst, Mr. William Foster, Vicarage, Ashburton, on the Sd inst., the Rev. William Marsh, of typhoid fever, aged 63. SALE BY AUCTION, THIS DAY. Farm Sfor/:—on tho Roscwastis Estate, St. Colomb, by Mr. W J. Geach, 2 p.m. AMUSEMENTS ...
... quarter. The causes of dentil were follow : 1 aged 7 years of'nonfluent small* pox. 1 47 ~ of chronic dysentery. 1 „ „ of typhoid fever. 1 15 months of convuUions whilst tccl'Ving. 1 „ 10 years of hydrocephalus. 1 „• 32 „ of chr. alcoholism (intemperance) ...
... ignorance ot these Sangrados. correspondent of the Morning Post says that the real disease from which the deceased suffered was typhoid fever. The great statesman was buried on Friday evening with regal pomp, hut it is supposed that his remains are only temporarily ...
... yesterday morning. the telegram briefly announcing that “the Prince Consort died at 10.50 on Saturday night, tranquilly, of typhoid fever.” Seldom have the wires vibrated with a more thrilling message, and many and heart- felt were the prayers offered yesterday ...
... ordered six bleedings, and at the end of these, on the second day, the symptoms were already announced in 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 remissions ...
... discharged from the navy, as ; one, a case of small-pox to a child seven years old, in Itichmond•street ; and the third of typhoid fever, in a child aged nine yetrs, the occupant of a erowded room, where two others had the disease. The number of eases of ...
... the soeseqscoess would be very serious. In fact, Devonport was now in • much worse state than in 1949 ; and small, pox and typhoid fevers ware carrying of the tithe of the poorer part of the population, lie wished to call the attention of Board to a spot ...
... e standing in this town that there were several cases of fever of a low and continued type, which occasionally took on a typhoid character, and to-dsy I have heard of fever having existed very recently two families, and that nearly every member of each ...
... testriets would do to know Net that bleeding is twit as frightfully (tarried on at or Neale' as at Turin. Count ' illness was typhoid fever, be modern saw. el ewigetsi we gasirie. Typhus is • duff-rest altogether. A obesout bane ead a horse are not memo Comer' ...
... illemeset bas loss 0 niegaier of legit of Swims. eafainiii I..—Mt. P. D. ThomMll. a Se. OaSes,Oggibridge. got Mgt the JUN• been typhoid la the Sb. °siege. This Ibeltb WINN, wrangler et gionsodgitg. . wrangler this ' is Adjstaes 11,-- 1111Mf !E le llsess6 llBll ...