... in these later dais, be poisoning the atmosphere? It is well known that disease in any form at Windsor is apt to take on a typhoid type.— Medical Circular, bec.lB, BELFAST, FEIDAT—A very large and influential meeting of the inhabitants of Belfast, held ...

... of its precis. character. Moreover, it. first symptom, ar. common character disorder. It should not, omitted to not. that typhoid f.v«, although dreaded than typhus fever, masmuch as it , t.msidered communicable from oue member of household to another ...

... are uncertain, for there may be no interval whatever —the fever may begin immediately on the receipt of the poison. In the typhoid the period of incubation is probably about week, and the source the fatal poison must have been at some place which the Prince ...

... these latter days, be poisoning the atmosphere? It is well-known that disease in any form at Windsor is apt to take on a typhoid type.— Medial Circular. Attempted Murder by a Soldier.— On the 4th inst., soldier of the Royal Artillery, quartered in St ...

... declaring the seizure might, with equal propriety, have been made in the streets London. The sinall-pox, a violent type of typhoid fever, and the black measles are prevailing to great extent among the troops near Bowling-green, and numbers of them were ...

... the typhoid A rilla of incubation is probable about a week, ; the source of tile fatal psiuon must have been place which the Prince visited during the ' of November. Was it Cambridge P Was it Kensington, It is vain to speculate. ,Jaell of typhoid fever ...

... days have been, beautifully bright and tine, though there a touch of frost in the air at night, and the men are bringing on typhoid fevers by packing into close tents and keeping out the fresh air for the sake of warmth. On the whole, the health of the tuny ...

... declaring the s on the | might, with equal propriety, have been made streets of London (for the The small pox, violent type of typhoid feve to! the black measles are prevailing to a great of the troops pear Bowling Green, and md Bat- | numbers of them were ...

... of the Windsor district. The informant was the Prince Wales, described present the death. The fatal disease was recorded typhoid fever during 21 days. The Times has another article the new position which th** Prince Wales is placed io, and says, that ...

... comp’aincd of pains in bis limbs, Confinement to his room was ordered. Gastric fevet ufcrvcned, and wasted his strength. Typhoid fovea followed, and his five plnsrcisns were unable to make head egain-t this combination maladies 1 heal) ...

... disusu, which may. in these la'erd«ya, poisoning the atmosphere? is well known that disease in any f-rm Wtnc'sor is opt lake typhoid type.— Medical Circular. The Irish Turf—Theie are now but two Pro’m-e Slake*, the Anglesey* at:d North of Ireland, to which ...

... cantle. . T he Prince (' t For Expenses, .. 40 Several persons present spoke as to the eve- pay suction fees. tranquilly of typhoid I NICHOLAS LANDY, Auctioneer, ority of the light, and also us to the gnat bent.- were entertained of his And Valuator, K ...