... shake-down bed, with no one (except a little girl to attend her, though she was suffering from valvular heart disease and typhoid fever, which completely prostrated her. There were no signs of food, and even the medicine which was supplied did not appear ...

... some days expected, has expired. The cause of death, like that of his eldest brother, is officially ascertained to have been typhoid fever. Dona Maria had seven children, and of these three are suddenly and rapidly swept away by this dire visitation. Ferdinand ...

... Discharged Prisoners. In Mr. Pairbairn's Department of Public Health, Dr. Lankesterread a paper on The Generation of Typhoid Fever. He was followed by Dr. Lyons, who read a paper on Fevers. In the Department of Social Economy, of which Mr. R ...

... Ch'orweU. Ml died soon r -ft-.nsarc.- in the Leeds luxr-aiary. It now turns out tiiat tl.e I ■ause o: dea:'- ac colly vas typhoid lever, and that ta-- i:; J a.-v to a he I.g was o-.lv slight. Tae government injector c:-r.*idvr ...

... compared were 2*237 per cent.; 2*150; 2*124. The average obtained from returns in ten years is 2*201 per cent. Typhus or typhoid fever had prevailed at Horsforth and Northallerton, and small-pox at Bradford. In Yorkshire, with a population of 2,015,541 ...

... officers of the union, involving a neglect of duty. The first charge was for neg- lecting a boy alleged to be suffering from typhoid fever. Mr.. Atkinson, relieving officer, proved granting an order on Mr. Wain- wright. for attending the boy whose name is ...

... want of a sufficient system of sewerage for Headingley in the latter part of the last year, by the then recent prevalence of typhoid fever among the inhabitants. The opinion of Mr. Mellish, Q. C, and Mr vjuain having been taken, these gentlemen had clearly ...

... ail of typhus. p In December there had been three- deaths fromg tyfhus fever, five 'frm typhoid: in January there wore twnty deaiths . from typhus, two-from typhoid. As we write, ther hopital is so full that manyo ases have to be refused admission,-- ...

... relieving officer. Mr. Walker and his assistant treated and attended her, but she died on Saturday last from a combination of typhoid fever and disease of tta heart. The asaistant of Mr. Walker deposed to the destitute condition of ' the woman her want of ...

... notice, the Town Clerk read a report from ths streets and Sewerage Committee which alluded to the recent pre- valence of typhoid fever at Headingley, and to the proceedings of the ratepayers of the Headingley-cum -Burley relative thereto. The committee ...

... presenit at a post qllei'tul examination of the body of the young Pni(-E, and agreced in the opitlion that the disorder had been typhoid fever. Doxxxv MI.rtr, the late Qsueen( of Portngal, left five sons antd two daughlters. Of the former, three have been swept ...

... geon to tire West Riding pr-icon. The testiriorry Was to tire ii Ieffect that the deceased had dited from tire effects of typhoid r fever aggravated by disease of tire heart ; andl botir gentle- sp- I sen distinctly declared that the deceased murut have ...