... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... corresponding period of last year, when they numbered fifty. Mr. Orton noticed that pome deaths had been registered occurring rom typhoid fever, when in reality this only supervi ed from previous disease. This was the esse i woman who died in Shadwell workhouse ...

... the , advanced age die yews Of the 82 deaths referred to the bead •• typhus . ' In the tables, 22 were caused by typhus and typhoid fever. 15by 'fever, - 2 by gaatne fever, lb; continued fever. 1 by infantile, and 1 by bilious fever. The registrar of the ...

... 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 ...

... abeyance. In the meantime, however, regret to hear that another naval cadet was sent Monday to Hospital, suffering from fever of typhoid character. The matter must lie set at rest without loss of time, now that the feeling of the public has been raised it an ...

... ad- vanced age of 95 years Of the 52 deaths re- ferred to the head typhus, in the tables, 32 were caused by typhus and typhoid fever, 15 hy fever, two by gastric fever, one by continued fever, one by infantile, and one by bilious fever. Sir. lears ...

... publicly maligned for the **aster of this imp irtaut Naval omtion from • convening powittou to • tint locality lath* fever of • typhoid had rounfeeted nowt( on board. The fact to. however, that the Britannia get Ut the most and intaleihrlons poen inn, if Is ...

... deceased and her husband had lived unhappily together. One ot the medical witnesses said considered death resulted from low typhoid fever, while another thought it was from tbe effect ot some irritant poison. Tbe corcaw remarked that a very mysterious case ...

... mill after mill along its winding course, is shown by the returns to be one of the few most deadly places in England, while typhoid and milder but enfeebling maladies constantly visit the villages that inhale the hot-weather malaria of the swampy meadows ...

... 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 ...

... forest hills. Washington and Alexandria are in the very centre of this malarious district, and agues and fevers, intermittent, typhoid, and bilious, there run riot during the months of September and October. lie writes from the head-quarters of the New Jersey ...