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... the advanced age of 95 years. Of the 52 deaths referred to tile head typhus in the tables, 32 were caused by typhus and typhoid fever, 15 by fever 2 by gastric fever, 1 by con ti nue d f ever, 1 b y i n f ant il e, and Iby bilious fever. Mr. Mears ...
... complaint was fatal in 50 cues in a total number of 177 recorded; at Deritend, in Warwickshire, in 59 cases out of 187. Low typhoid lever is very prevalent at Steyning, in Sussex, where, in consequence of bad drainage, it is believed to cling with greater ...
... complaint wua fstal 50 cases ft total number of 177 recorded; Dcritead, in Warwickshire, m 5'J cußeiout of 187. , • •- Low typhoid lever is very prevalent at Stejning, sex, where, couseuaot'co bid drainage, it is b dieved dine with greater tenacity. The ...
... more ports of the of Doekinglom. where and restilstion ere to he very purred.. At Winsmmr. where there has 10 • thd. ot typhoid every woo his r . em or of the throe; whisk become shoed diphtheritic. Typhus oil • his Am sem, sod his gramilaughter, of ...
... complaint was fatal in 50 cases in a total number of 177 recorded ; at Deritend, in Warwickshire, in 59 cases out of 187. Low typhoid fever is very prevalent at Steyning, in Sussex, where in consequence of bad drainage it is believed to cling with greater ...
... complaint was fatal in 50 cases in a total number of 177 recorded ; at Deritend, in Warwickshire, in 59 cases out of 187. Low typhoid fever is very prevalent at Steyning, in Sussex, where in consequence of bad drainage it is believed to cling with greater ...
... ” Diarrhoea is reported as having been prevalent and fatal in Manchester, Salford, Liverpool, Sheffield, York, &c. » Low typhoid fever is very prevalent at Steyning, in Sussex, where in consequence of bad drainage it is believed to cling with greater ...
... 69, Sarah, widow of the late Mr. Edward Probert, of Glasbury. JEREMIAH.—Oct. 24, at Llauover, Monmouthshire, aged 28, of typhoid fey er, Mr. Azariah Jeremiah, gardener. BROWN.—Oct . 25, at Appledramn, near Chichester, after lingering an severe illness ...
... have attended patients for second and even repeated attacks on many occasions. Thus the master of the House of Industry had typhoid fever twice during the period I was medical officer to that establishment, and a man at Clapham had the same disease four ...
... cases among chil- Diarrkea was ve! ry prevalent during the early part of September. Almost every case, whether of simple or typhoid fever, has been accompanied by a pustular eruption or more cr leas, of the throat. In some cases the mucous membrane has almost ...
... state of health, andta some localities outbreaks of malignant d,sense hare been so marked call for special obserraUm. - town typhoid fevers and one or two , , jn ect have appeared without showing any >nar in the line of country Irom diphtheria may uBtj „ ...
... are to be encountered there is none more hopeful character tbaa the introduction in:o towns of water pure and ample. Low typhoid lever, diarrhoea, and diphtheria, have been pievalent ami fatal in many distticts. In Yarmouth, Norwich, Ixwonh, Livennere ...