The Case of the Egyptian Frigate at Liverpool, with Remarks on the Causation of Fevers, &c.

rence ; they well deserve a permanent place in medical literaturo for future reference nnd instruction. Fortunately, a detailed narrative of all the leading particulars of what took place at Liverpool was read at the last meeting of the Epidemiological Society, and will, it may be hoped, be published in their Transactions: it was from the pen of Dr. Duncan, the able Medical Officer of Health of that town.