... published in a late volume of the transactions of that society. The attack which proved fatal was a malignant fever, of a low typhoid character, which he is supposed to have caught at the St. 31arylebone Infirmary, to which institution lie was many years honorary ...

... published in a late volume of Ill- the transactions of that society. The attack which proved ivefanlwa amlinoitfever, of alIow typhoid character, whiela aon he is supposed to hawe caght at the St. MlaryeoeIfr re- mary, to which institution he was many yashonorary ...

... Erskine. DEATH OF TiSr AmEteicAN CONSUL iat FRANcs.-Died on Sunday evening, Jon. 31, in Paris, in the 68th year of his age, of typhoid exhaustion after gout, Daniel Brent, Esq., Consul of the United States of America for Paris, and agent of American claims ...

... Wnm. IIautnn. At Rhikee, in the Presidency of Bombay, on ?? January, P. U. Lavens. Esq. Srrrgeon, i4t Light Dragoons, rf typhoid fever, after a sbiort iliress. Dr. Laveris was the last elrrviving son of Mrs. Lavens, Bricklficid Cottage, Liberties of Derry ...

... Macfarlane Street, on the 24th curt., Mr. John McKay, wool-spinner. Suddenly, at Union Hall Estate, Trinidad, on the 9th Jan., of typhoid fever, James, second son of the late Duncan Campbell, Esq., chemist, Glasgow, aged 17 years. At 24, High Street, Lanark, on ...

... 1very feeble, but somewhat easier. A subsequent bulletin' stated that ?? malady l hed assumed, thle appearance of remittent typhoid.1 Colossel 'Taylor, tise 'President'iseon, arrived from ilaltirnore during thai day. lin tise evening the physicians again ...

... Hill, Linlithgow. on the 17th current, Mr W:LLAxsx Lght Joassrosr, farmer. aged 83 wears. - I St At Landour, East Indies of typhoid hooping-cough, on the the 1 th July, DONALD C-AbrEaaLa, aged two years ; and of the same aol ; cmiplaint, at the saute place ...

... average in Norfolk. Diarrhoea prevailed in Leyton, in West Ham, Wickford, and Rayleigh. In Rochford lever of the remitting and typhoid type prevails. Ipswich suffered from diarrhoea; Lovwestoft from scarlatina and English cholera. Diarrhcma was fatal ire Norwich ...

... Nor- folk. Diarrhea aprvailed at Leyton in Westhanm, Wick. ford, and Raylelig'hr; in Rochiford fever of the remitting t and typhoid type prevails. Ipswich Suffered from diar. b rhnea; Lowestoft from scarlatina and English cholera. Diarrhoea was fatal in ...

... occupied _ by Joseph Rogers, anud a female named Parrott, with whom he cohabited. Rogers was suddenly seized with fever of I - a typhoid character, and was removed to the infirmary, 1. where he died. The female became similarly affected, 6 and being confined ...

... of Lewes. On Saturday, the let ingt., at Bath, Mrs.owdaedtfT~ On the I 6th allt., at New Yorl, Ernest, sacetdr51 Esq., of typhoid fever, inr his 19th year. On the 31st nIt., at the Priory Christehurdlt, helm1 Caroline, second daughter of the late John ...

... 0 Ferrers from typhus; Suffolk and Norfolk were healthier I than usual; in Essex the mortality exceeded the average. Low typhoid fever prevailed in Rayleigh, Rodhford; the Registrar himself had attended 130 cases of low fever. e Typhus prevails to a great ...