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... Diseasesof a paper on The Specific Cause of Typhoid, Typhus, and Relapsing Fevers,’ printed in tho Medico-Cnirurgical Society’s ‘Transactions’ for 1850; of essays ‘The Identity or Non-Identity of Typhus and Typhoid Fevers (1850); on ‘ Tho Diseases commonly ...
... Diseases;' of a paper on The Specific Cause of Typhoid, Typhus, and Relapsing Fevers,' printed in the Medieo-Chirnrgical Society's 'Transactions' for 1810; of essays on The Identity or Non-Identity of Typhus and Typhoid Fevers' (18,50); on The Diseases commonly ...
... Diseases;' of a paper on The Specific Cause of Typhoid, Typhus, and Relapsing Fevers,’ printed in the Modico-Cmrurgical Society’s ‘Transactions’ for 1850; of essays on ‘The Identity or Non-Identity of Typhus and Typhoid Fevers’ (1850); on ‘ The Diseases commonly ...
... Diseases;' of a paper on The Specific Cause Of Typhoid, Typhus, and Relapsing Fevers,' printed in the Medico-Chirurgical Society's ',Tran,sactions' for 1850; of essays The Identity or Non-Identity of Typhus' and Typhoid Fevers' (1850) ; on The Diseases commonly ...
... quarter. The causes of dentil were follow : 1 aged 7 years of'nonfluent small* pox. 1 47 ~ of chronic dysentery. 1 „ „ of typhoid fever. 1 15 months of convuUions whilst tccl'Ving. 1 „ 10 years of hydrocephalus. 1 „• 32 „ of chr. alcoholism (intemperance) ...
... daughter Mr. James Lawton, West Heath mill, CoDgleton. DEATHS. 12$ January last tbe Ghat-house, Howrab, off Calcutta, •of typhoid fever, after few days' illness, his if!to. year, i Joseph Ralph Corbishley, the employ of the Bast India Railway, and the ...
... Style, moderate charges. BOOK-BINDING neatly and expeditiously executed. t>& A.O. HohLOWAT'k OIHTMKhT AMO PlLLS.—Diphthwei., Typhoid, Sor« Threat.—Thu dt*MM io idoaiksl with form of oeorlot feror, ood for iio onto doiunda the ■am. frcotmem. For > of contory ...
... Subtracting these there remain of fever cases admitted :-- Typhus 48 Typhoid 176 Scarlet 171 Febricula ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 34 The mortality of typhus was more than double that of typhoid fever, but that proportion is not certainly indicative of their ...
... in the Medico-Chirurg i cal Society's 'Transactions' for 1810 ; of essays on The Identity or Non-Identity of 'Typhus and Typhoid Fevers ' (1850) ;on The Diseases commonly confounded under the term Continued Fever' (1851) ; and various other Professional ...
... only six days’ illness, which the Sporting Magazine describes inflammation of the pleura and perioardium, accompanied with typhoid symptoms, and follow’ed by paralysis. His sixth-season foals are just being dropped; Mr. Blenkiron has threo aheady, one them ...
... discharged from the navy, as ; one, a case of small-pox to a child seven years old, in Itichmond•street ; and the third of typhoid fever, in a child aged nine yetrs, the occupant of a erowded room, where two others had the disease. The number of eases of ...
... pestilence ami because, pursuit of mistaken philanthropy, wo arc cruel to Peter in order to show mercy to Paul.—From Criminal Typhoid/' in The London Mecietr. The Fobthcomino Censcs.—The schedules for taking the census according to the provisions of the act ...