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... j»ower in the world’s affairs, this great name in its history, becomes only name—indeed, oni the shadow of a name. A form of typhoid fever, the poor man’s malady, enters Windsor Castle; and, after The cry about Irish distress is likely to realise a notice ...
... thoatoodt paraaaa, aad foand to aatormbtlr ao weU, may eat deae m the beet —•• Ohearrw, I ■ouowat’i ora Pitta -Oiykibaria, Typhoid, Oort I Throat.-Tkia ta IritwtHal wtlk font o ...
... our report left.) Tug LATE CONSOORT.—It is said the, in mehtel circles the fact of the l`riace's laving been ended off by typhoid fever in eine days has excited some menderment. especially it wee men that be was attended I. four of the most eminent phylicians ...
... which may. these later days, oe poisoning the atmosphere It is well known that disease in my form at Windsor is apt take on a typhoid lxpt,—Medical Circular. Simplicity and Supbe^titiok.—A case of extreme rural simplicity and superstition came before the county ...
... manslaughter were retime*). journeyman wootUcarTtr and his wife died, the itter the 7th instant, t!.e form■ -on the instant.of typhoid fiver 99, Manstitld-s're-f, Ilaggeratout. fenud. servant wi* brought to the Sandl-pox Hospital, whert* s';l* died, living ...
... most tad; typhus w hico dfathe, was in the u« x*. dea>o Uud- r ibis latter bead are cla«sod 39 c. ...
... later days, be poisoning the atmo-c sphere ? It is well known that disease iR any £ form at Windsor, is apt to take ori a typhoid c type. t It is said that the late Prince's pack of harriers an'd the shooting preserves in Windsor Great Park will be. continued ...
... of a few selected totals were as follows : —9mall pox, 5; scarlatina, 71; diphtheria, 46; croup, 14; continued fever, 98; typhoid fever, typhus, diarrhoea, 26; ague, 27: erysipelas, 110; syphilis, primary aud secoudary, 301 ; gonorrhoea, 398 ; puruleut ...
... the advanced age of 95 years. Of the 52 deaths referred to tile head typhus in the tables, 32 were caused by typhus and typhoid fever, 15 by fever 2 by gastric fever, 1 by con ti nue d f ever, 1 b y i n f ant il e, and Iby bilious fever. Mr. Mears ...
... complaine4 of pains in his limbs. Confinement to his 'room was order ed.. Gastric fever supervened and %% a;ted his 3treng,h. Typhoid fever followed, and his five physicians were able to make head against this combination , -of maladies. 1 hear that 'Sir James ...
... p quieter night, and the 'pm] Towards the middle of the provement began to give aa too evident aggravation had assumed a typhoid k rapidly. At ten minutes Highness expired, in the Se Prince of Wales , the Princess Alms. and Princess Helena. The heart ...
... the books of the parochial surgeons and two dispensaries; the weekly numbers being 22, 11, 15, and 25. Two more cases of typhoid fever have arisen in the family occupying The Lodge in llighburyplace, one of them fatal: outsof eight persons therefore in ...