Fever in the Saharunpore District

the more practical parts of this paper, and we now print his remarks upon the subject of Saharunpore fever. Dr. Garden in a private communication has remarked that much stress has been laid upon the relation between canal irrigation and the fever of Saharunpore as cause and effect, and suggested that a reference should be made to a correspondence with the Medical Board in 1818, regarding excessive fever in this district before canal irrigation had been introduced. The valuable records of the Indian Medical Department have been accordingly searched with the following result:?The attention of Government was drawn to the unusual mortality among the convicts collected together at Saharunpore for some public works. 31 deaths in