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... Cheslicrn, which look place at tie real !ere* of LW father, se Saturday moreise, at 11111 TO o'slot I. The Woe.. whisk his 3. all typhoid toes, sod of a month's dive i hi.. Plate& de le • Nit to his immediate Metier. blond% a d, indeed. is Ismentei by ell who ...
... but out of the number of awes bet I igryfew result fatally. The prevalent diseases are measles, *Paps, and a mild form of typhoid fever, not dangerous, unless symptoms of pneumonia are superindaced. The lowness of the country, the great fall of rain, and ...
... took place at the residence of his father, on Saturday morning, at 'eyes o'clock. The illness which occuiosed his death wee typhoid fever, and of a month's dura , ha. Mr. death Is a g eat loss to his immediate relatives and friends, and, indeed, Is lamented ...
... not to think of coming home till the danger of infection was over. In another day or two I beard again : the fever was now typhoid, and both children were in imminent danger. The accounts became worse and worse: first of all, the doctor was very much alarmed ...
... fur j upwards of 20 years rector of Badgworth, Somerset. Roberts. — On the 20th Aug., at 33, Davey-street, Hobart-town, of typhoid fever, Martha, fourth daughter of the late Assistant Commissary-General Peter Roberts. SMITH.— On the ICth inst., at Ambleside ...
... up in all the churches of the Grand Dashy. DEATE Or SIR W. KEITH MURSAY, BART.- We are sorry to announce the death, from typhoid fever, of Sir William Keith Murray, Bart., which took place on WeduesdsY morning nt his residencea, Oohtertyre. The de. ceased ...
... James, eldest son of Mr. Grorge Isrie, lileworth, Middletex, aged 33. On the 20tb Anr., 83. Dwey-atree , Hobart Town, of typhoid lever. MartkA foarth daughter of the late Assistant Commßsorj- General Peter tbe J6ih Aug., at Madras, Ellen, wife of John ...
... Mr. Moslrr, of Giessen, relates the case of a girl who, suffering from an ction of the ear consequent upon an attack of typhoid fever, was suddenly seized with a sneezing fit which lasted for eighty hours. Reckoning ten sneezes per minute, he makes out ...
... the InaL, lorqaay, Bhoda, third daoghUr o! Sir George i- Eatrange, aged SI. the Aug., a. 33, Darey atreet, Heoart Town, typhoid fever. Martha, fourth daughter nf the A.e Aaelatant CotLtt.Ua - General Peter aoberta. On the InaL, at -ealdeace, s«, A ...
... 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 ...
... disease of the liver; Hannah Jones, aged 57 years, of organic disease of the liver ; and Catherine O Neill, aged .»9 vears, of typhoid fever. 525 persons slept in the house on Saturday last, one third of whom were the sick list, exclusive of 50 casuals during ...
... 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 ...