... HO KILLED Cavourn!—Count Cavours illness turns out to have Geen bad “typhoid” or ous fever, and when taken ill first he sent for a bleeder (salassatore), 8 young man of no judgment (equivalent to the chemist), who bled him seven times b the Count’s own ...

... Prince Joas is dead. examination of Ids body has been made by the physicians, who have certified that the cause death was typhoid fever. ...

... not have ved to ulcerative perforation of bowel—a well- of typhoid fever. Bat we are unaware of any facts which rufiiciently upheld this belief. The occurrence must induce to revert to the typhoid fever which raged severely in Windsor two years since. attack ...

... surviving daughter of Cbarlos Creek, Esq., of Miuneaotta, U. 8., America, and formerly of Belfast. January 80. at New York, of typhoid fever, Ann Motllda, the belove wife of William Dempster, Esq., of Belfast, the year of her age. ...

... of a paper On the Specific Causd'of Typhoid, Typhus, and Relapsing Fevers, printed in the Medieo.Chirurgical Society's Transactions for 1850 of essays On the Identity or Non-Identity 6f Typhus and Typhoid Fevers (1850); 11 On the Dis- eases commonly ...

... THE SMALL PDX. A violent typhoid fever ai d the black measles are peevailiag to • great @stem among be troops near Bowling Cirewn, and large numbers o• them were dying. Floyd'a army in Western Virginia had fallen back fear mike South of Iteleigh Court ...

... and that too much reliance was placed upon the previous, sound constitution and habits of the sufferer. With fever of a typhoid character the practitioner is well acquainted, and, under the modern treatment, it yields in the course of eight or ten days ...

... and that too much reliance was placed upon the previousl sound constitution and habits of the sufferer. With fever of a typhoid character the ordinary practitioner is well acquainted, and, under the modern treatment, it course of eight or ten days, geuerall ...

... too much reliance was placed upon the previously sound constitution and temperate habits of the sufferer. With fever of a typhoid character the ordinary practitioner is well acquainted, and, under the modern treatment, it generally yields in the course ...

... bowel-a %well-known complication of typhoid fever. But we are unaware of any facts which sufficiently uphold this belief. The melancholy occurrence must induce the profession to revert to-the former epidemic of typhoid fever which raged. severely in Windsor ...

... book of the Windsor district. The informant the Prince of Wales, described premnl at death. The fatal disease was recorded typhoid fever; dnrelloo, twenty-on* days. Moos's Acs.—New Mown. Tuesday. 31, -.O micutrs past I. afternoon To ascertain the lima High ...

... The of the Prince Consort has entered ifformant book. of the Windsor district. The the Printe of Wales, described as as typhoid 21 days. at the death. The fatal disease was recorded THE COURT. —The Queen had several hours’ sleep night, and is as calm ...