... 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 ...

... of Ncedham-Alarket, to Emily, third daughter of Air. D. Alorley, farmer, of Bacton. On the Bth Sept., at New Orleans, of typhoid fever, in his 20th year, Edwin, fourth son of Thomas Mecking, Esq., Buhner, Sudbury. On the 16th Oct., suddenly, in his 40th ...

... matter, •»»hed down from the forest bills. Washington and are in the very contre of this malarious dis•l',l intermittent, typhoid, and FEO3I TUESDAY’S SUPPLEMENT.” On Wednesday, the Rev. Philip George Bartlett, clerk, was instituted to the rectory of Kirton ...

... are to encountered there is none of more hopeful character than the introduction into towns of water pure and ample. Low typhoid fe prevalent and fa Norwich, Ixwortl LoJdon, and Diss or less fatal resul Itisbridgo Sndbnry Cosford Tliiugoe Hnry tft ...