Folio 26: case no 222, Peter Whitelow, aged 25, Carpenter's Crew; sick or hurt, vulnus...

Folio 26: case no 222, Peter Whitelow, aged 25, Carpenter's Crew; sick or hurt, vulnus of top of left [?]; put on sick list 10 January 1841, discharged 16 January 1841 to duty. Folio 26: case no 223, John Colderhead, aged 22, [Carpenter]; sick or hurt, phlegmon of leg; put on sick list 11 January 1841, discharged 16 January 1841 to duty. Folio 26: case no 224, Thomas Stanfield, aged 25, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, vulnus – nail of left finger torn off; put on sick list 12 January 1841, discharged 22 January 1841 to duty. Folio 26: case no 225, William Jarois, aged 29, Captain Fore Castle; sick or hurt, subluxatio of left metatarsus; put on sick list 12 January 1841, discharged 22 January 1841 to duty. Folio 26: case no 226, William Harvey, aged 25, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, subluxatio of right thumb; put on sick list 12 January 1841, discharged 15 January 1841 to duty. Folio 26: case no 227, John Robinson, aged 24, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; put on sick list 13 January 1841, discharged 20 January 1841 to duty. Folio 26: case no 228, William Henderson, aged 22, Assistant Surgeon; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, bubo (simple); put on sick list 13 January 1841, discharged 29 January 1841 to duty. Folio 26: case no 229, Joseph Kent, aged 15, Boy; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, vulnus – contused of scalp of left parietal by lid of a tank; put on sick list 14 January 1841, discharged 29 January 1841 to duty. Folio 26: case no 230, John Dodd, aged 22, Able Seaman; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, syphilis; put on sick list 15 January 1841, discharged 2 February 1841 to duty. Folio 26: case no 231, James Chapple, aged 32, Boatswain’s Mate; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, bubo (simple); put on sick list 15 January 1841, discharged 3 February 1841 to duty.

Folio 27: case no 232, James Grimly, aged 40, Marine; sick or hurt, contusion of shoulder and side by a fall; put on sick list 21 January 1841, discharged 28 January 1841 to duty. Folio 27: case no 233, Samuel Preston, aged 24, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, orchitis after gonorrhoea; put on sick list 21 January 1841, discharged 3 February 1841 to duty. Folio 27: case no 234, John Logan, aged 23, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, subluxatio of left wrist; put on sick list 22 January 1841, discharged 25 January 1841 to duty. Folio 27: case no 235, William Hansford, aged 27, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, vulnus – contused of left eyebrow; put on sick list 24 January 1841, discharged 4 February 1841 to duty. Folio 27: case no 236, John Perrington, aged 30, Captain Fore Top; sick or hurt, contusio of left scapula; put on sick list 24 January 1841, discharged 3 February 1841 to duty. Folio 27: case no 237, William Lewin, aged 30, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, phlegmon of knee; put on sick list 24 January 1841, discharged 29 February 1841 to duty. Folio 27: case no 238, John Fraser, aged 35, Lieutenant Marine; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, bubo (simple); put on sick list 24 January 1841, discharged 7 February 1841 to duty. Folio 27: case no 239, Joseph Bentley, aged 25, Able Seaman; taken ill at St Thomas; sick or hurt, bubo (simple); put on sick list 24 January 1841, discharged not stated. Folio 27: case no 240, John Martin, aged 43, Gunner; sick or hurt, colica; put on sick list 27 January 1841, discharged 29 January 1841 to duty. Folio 27: case no 241, Benjamin Mantle, aged 24, Ordinary Seaman; sick or hurt, ulcus of leg; put on sick list 27 January 1841, discharged 4 February 1841 to duty. Folio 27: case no 242, Thomas Stanfield, aged 25, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, contusio of right leg; put on sick list 29 January 1841, discharged 31 January 1841 to duty. Folio 27: case no 243, William Thorpe, aged 33, Able Seaman; sick or hurt, contusio of left matacarpus; put on sick list 29 January 1841, discharged 3 February 1841 to duty. Folio 27: case no 244, John Underwood, aged 30, Sergeant Marine; sick or hurt, pleuritis with slight bronchitis; put on sick list 30 January 1841, discharged 4 February 1841 to duty.

Folio 27: January 1841, anchored in Porto Rico on the 3 January, sailed on the 6 January to St Thomas. The ship reached Barbados on the 5 February 1841. Towards the end of January a Spanish slaver El Segundo Rosario was captured on 27 January with 288 ‘negros’ – off Sa[nta] Cruz, with 4 of the slaves ill of fever & some of the crew slightly. sent her [El Segundo Rosario] to Havanna. Cases 244 – numbers in journal. Numbers 57A, B and C - being passengers. One having two entries in sick book. Total 248 entries in sick book in the year.

Folio 27: Nosological synopsis of cases mentioned in the journal.

Folio 28: The Surgeon notes that no man received a pension certificate during the period of this journal. Signed: Patrick Martyn, Surgeon.

Folios 28-29: Surgeon's general remarks. No fever prevailed nor any disease of contagion or malignancy…though small pox occurred in the 76th Regiment in Bermuda in July, a part of which the ship was ordered to Barbados to transport - vaccine matter was obtained with difficulty. The number of entries on the sick list during the year 246 of these there 2 deaths, 9 invalided, 8 sent to hospital, 250 discharged to duty, 17 remained on the sick liSt Also includes remarks on the case of Captain Lushington [folio 29].