... This continued for eight months, ti e-until, in short, according to the parish docterta aertifictso, land bronchitis and typhoid lent their uanited aid to relieve this ci bout honest, hard-working, godly man of his sufferings and the a I by parish of ...

... OCIITERTYRE.—Sir William Keith Murray, Bart., died at his residence, Ochtertyre, near Crieff, on Wednesday week. The disease was typhoid fever, supposed to have been caught ten days ago while attending one of the Edinburgh Saturday evening concerts. The deceased ...

... and complained of pains his limbs. Confinement to bis room was ordemi. Gastric tever supervened, and wasted bis strength. Typhoid followed, and bia five phyaiciana were unable to make bead against this combination of I maladies. I hear that Sir James Clark ...

... his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales signing the entry as informant present at death. The fatal disease was recorded, Typhoid fever; duration, 21 days, as certified in writing by the physicians who had been in attendance on the deceased. -- -.i ...

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... is known as A e author of The Gulstonian Lecture s (1853) on the _SJ.ec Diseases . of a paper On the S p ecific th Typhoid, Typhus, and Relapsing Fevers, printed of ess e Medico-Chirurgical Society's Tiansactions for 1850; 1 , On the Identity ...

... details, and all of whom present at death. The fatal disease was recorded showed such evidences of grief as were pain. as typhoid fever ; duration, twenty-one days, as • ful even to the lookers-on at this most solemn ; certified in writing by the physicians ...

... his Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales signing the entry as informant present at death. The fatal disease was recorded, Typhoid fever ; duration, twenty-one days, as certified in writing by the physicians who had been in attendance on the deceased. ...

... Wednesday Mrs Swiogrove, in whose house deceased lodged, gave evidence the effect tlmt had for some time been suffering from low typhoid fever, that she saw hint a short time previous to Imcouimiiiiug the ra-di ••ct, and that he requested her to ler»e the room ...

... ordered six bleedings, and at the end of these, on the second day, the symptoms were already announced in the bulletina to be typhoid”— ■ that is, weak and asthenic. The true origin of the fever was now clearly seen, tor there were marked accesses and remissions ...

... were returned. * journeyman wood-carver and his wife died, tho latter on to* 7th instant, the former on the Bth instant, of typhoid fovef • 90, Mansfield-street, Haggerstone. A female servant who wos brought to the SmaU-pox Ho*' pitul, where she died, had ...

... efforts to stay its advance—under which the Prince gi-adually 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 heavilythe resistant vital powers and energies ...