5th. Slight head-ache; little sleep; pulse 82.
6th. Pain of head gone; pulse 90.
8th. No pain; mind confused; delirium; stools in bed; pulse 108.
10th. Prostration; pulse 111.
11th. Perfectly insensible; great prostration; deglutition difficult; hiccup; pulse 116, extremely feeble.
12th. Died.
Head. Membranes and substances of brain intensely vascular; perhaps as much so as in pure phrenitis; substance exceedingly firm; viscera of thorax and abdomen healthy.
Case XLIV.
Francis Hodgkinson, æt. 15, servant. Admitted on the 8th day of fever: pain of head and vertigo, which ushered in the attack already gone; mind confused; scarcely any sleep; slight pain of chest on full inspiration; slight cough; abdomen not tender; tongue red at margin, centre covered with yellow fur; pulse 117, easily compressed.
9th. No pain; much confusion; much restlessness; respiration oppressed; tongue still moist; lips and teeth sordid; stools in bed; pulse 112.