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... character as last inowth, hot ow or two cow Asst come wader oar observatios, where the fiver approached towards that of the typhoid hied. Many children ism bees award with a variety of martial fever by perminciag a lieteemiaation to the mama, is some came ...
... be grotefd/y received. The Best demisine or/ be pOstrd on the integrity sod die' conies of dose is the lobed to whom the typhoids. of these fardronll be estrusted s to mestiss who dory are world tome the cosfidesce of the publics hut such is the one ofdist ...
... Is s ewe Ar ear try ! The fuss iwurthr lessees free heM lust Terollayweeko st. Imre tea phew. as the ',mess; it was wily 'typhoid eshiwisa of Ate: e• she part this tiers Wish mija repels „ Hoe & h ese • verwty hr awl *WM we b a ser eel, awl ft Awes the ...
... imposed upon in the business. is notorious that Newcastle, like all other populous towns, is seldom or ever free from fever the typhoid type. In every year since residence in it, fevers of this cast have come under observation ; but they have never been marked ...
... ulceration of the throat, &c. in the head and other parts-*—with * fading of the rash, frequently in and what are termed typhoid sympftßf some authors, or m other words,, of weakness. The patient dying ended thus) generally a state and when recovering ...
... is the instigator. are beginning to l>e greatly alarmed at the frequent appearance of pyrexia?; many cases are decidedly typhoid. We yesterday witnessed one in a young woman of 22, which the petechial symptom* of the worst kind typhus were hut too evident ...
... decide under the circumstances; they got better, and were enlarged; but one of the children has since unequivocally shown typhoid symptoms. The poor woman was in the last stage of a consumption when committed, her child was horridly diseased, and both ...
... } years of age : 3 } the @ ae emer the s } fluent form lis sufferings were e mt id typhoid el fever ran high, assumed a mal racter, and he died on the Lith dey after the iption, with some of the worst symptoms of this horible and loathsome disease. The ...
... which was delivered in the most animated wanner, wee loudly cheered in the House ; end the crowded gallery also begets to typhoid, by beating with the feet agginst the benches, till the persons were caution. sd imonliasev. Sir F. Burdett having moved the ...
... all made to assume more or less of the garb of that complaint, and the concluding remark of journalists and reports was, Typhoid fevers continue to prevail. Now, although Ido not pretend to assert that there were not very pernicious and rapidly fatal ...
... -The number of Patients ad- mitted upon the books of the Dispensary during the past month is 228, during which fever of a typhoid character has prevailed more than for a considerable time previous. LARGE Ox.-On Thursday, the 31st ult., tbei;iwas killed ...
... DISPENSARY.—The number of patients admitted upon the books of the Dispensary during the past month is 28, during which fever of a typhoid character has prevailed more than for a considerable time previous. ---/bid. Ox.—On Thursday the 31st ult., was killed at ...