... average. Ramsey has been unhealthy during the quarter. The prevailing diseases have been measles, diarrhoea, intermittent and typhoid fevers. St. Ives— Somers.'inm. Births. 35; deaths, ->9. During the quarter ntne deaths from diptheria have been registered ...

... above the average; six from diarrhoea have occurred during the last quarter. Sutton.—Births, 36, deaths, 21. Several cases of typhoid fever have occurred during the quarter, as also a great deal of diarrhesa. Bamsby. —Births, 39; deaths, 33. Tbe are above ...

... attend for one hour an ordinary patient who insisted on such an amazing deviation from the course imperatively called for in typhoid fever. But it need not be stated that the usual rules of practice in such a matter could not be rigidly enforced when the ...

... efforts to stay its advance—under which the Prince, gradually sank, dying at last from pulmonary engorgement. The disease was typhoid fever, not very severe in its early symptoms, but, from its very nature, taxing heavily the re sistant vital powers and energies ...

... man’s death wag at least accelerated by want ef The Parish certificate states de th, that brouchit's was the primary, and typhoid the secondary, Dry bread to eat, and threepence per week Wherewith to procure whatever else might be wanted,—this was the ...

... seems likely to have all the mildness spring. As a matter of choice would rather see heal.h-giving frost and snow than this typhoid-breeding weather, but we must put with what we can get, and be thankful that we are spared to witness the close of another ...

... least accelerated by want of proper nourishment. The pariah Doctor’s certificate states that Bronchitis was the primary and Typhoid was the secondary cause of death. Pry bread to eat, and three pence per week wherewith to procure whatever else might be wanted ...

... return for the quarter just ended exhibits the following results:— Ely—Saffon.—Births, 30; deaths, 21. Several cases of typhoid fever have occurred during the quarter, as also a great deal of diarrhoea. Ely— Ely. —Births, 64; deaths, 38, Three deaths ...

... was critical, and it was about four o'clock on that day that the symptoms took the most unfavorable turn, and fever of the typhoid type set iu. All attempts to arrest the progress of the disease proved unavailing. The youth, strength, and unimpaired co ...

... undergone little “change.’ It was known that the Prince had all the advantages which a sufferer troin gastric, nervous, or typhoid fever could any pos.-ibility possess. He was iu t prime of life ; he had good constitution, strengthened manly exercises general ...

... the true facts of the Prince’s decease were admitted; and the world is now made acquainted with the truth, that Typhus, or Typhoid, call it by whatever name you may, had triumphed in Windsor Castle, and destroyed the life of one of most valuable men in ...

... fatal; typhus, which numbered 59 deaths, was in ihe next degree. Under this latter head are classed 39 cases relumed typhus or typhoid fever. 10 cases of fever,” 4 of gastric (ever. 3 « (ever, of continued, and lof infantile (ever. Whooping-cough was recorded ...