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... vards of its hanks are lined with a row of cottages, called The Wall; and, I believe, there is more fever of a severe and typhoid character in that locality than in all Sittinghourne and Milton beltidell. The registrar an. I think. bear me out in the fatal ...
... view to the wily of ber daughter. Yr. Mader, el °awes, smaniess tin owe of • who, ealleriag has at NW sea:4;pm ea anise of typhoid fever, bee been waled with • hsl firbeam. to. teems mikes eat fleet the giel inset have , Os Idea& , s who had Arno et • elect ...
... as informant present al loth ; and the atanogemente motMeiless. The Prince of Wales bore up with great wee recorded, Typhoid f vied out at the burial of her fortitude, and though he, like all the rest, at times rtified in writing by the Ducheria of ...
... allowed this r affair For example, the first rumour was, that the (hint had ruction of th. U.welr, U.l that his oomplamt typhoid fever, that it wa. pneumonia, and hnaUy, diitb bed symptoma are a. bem* acute rheumatiem, which ha. m tbeae Umea one of the ...
... Herbert. Mr. Hosier, of Oieaaen, relates the case girt, who, suffering from affection of the ear consequent upon attack of typhoid fever, was suddenly seised with sneezing fit which lasted for eighty hours. Beckoning ten sneezes per minute, out that the ...
... notice of the plague which raged bore for four months, e., from June 10th to Nov 251 h, in the year 15b3. Any fever of the typhoid kind, which this epidemic very likely was, waa called by the people of , that day plague, and it is now known the result of ...
... Lord of the Bed- • nave. At the nave was commeaced the possege- clasped, looking down ; then all his fortitude seemed as typhoid fever ; duration, twenty-one days,' as The two caies are, in so me respects, widely dif wood, of John Bagshaw, Esq Ite of ...
... his Royal Highness the Prince of Wale signing the entry as informant present at death. Th fatal disease was recorded, Typhoid fever; duration, 21 days, as certified in writing by the physicians who had been in attendance on the deceased. ALTERATION ...
... complained of pains in his limbs. Confinement to his room was ordered. Gastric fever supervened, and wasted hi* strength. Typhoid fever followed, and hi-* five physicians were unable to make head against this combination of maladies. I hear that Sir James ...
... Deaths, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales signing the entry informant present death. The fatal disease was recorded. ‘Typhoid fever; duration, 21 days, certified in writing the physicians who had been in attendance on the deceased. Romanist Version ...
... records the death of Mrs. Hammond, in St. Andrews-road. The registrar appends the following n ''Tliis death resulted from typhoid fever, generated by de- fected sanitary arrangements al Bevois-hill, in the noose where ber son died a short time .nee from ...
... examined her carefully, and on coming out, expressed our opinion that she was suffering from extreme debility bordering on typhoid. We agreed that the treatment should that of soothing and support. We prescribed accordingly. Mr. Sheppard—Did you agree as ...