Folio 9: 26 May 1819; John London, pain increased considerably last night. Folio...

ADM 101/38/1/3

1819

Folio 9: 26 May 1819; John London, pain increased considerably last night.

Folio 9: 26 May 1819; Edward Hawkins, pain abated, swelling same.

Folio 9: 26 May 1819; John Fielding, much better.

Folio 9: 27 May 1819; John London, pain in the hypochondrium increased, pulse low and weak.

Folio 9: 27 May 1819; Edward Hawkins, nearly well.

Folio 9: 27 May 1819; John Fielding, continues better.

Folio 9: 28 May 1819; John London, was easy for some time after bleeding but pain is again returned.

Folio 9: 29 May 1819; Light wind EbN [E By N] and fine weather.

Folio 9: 29 May 1819; John London, pain more troublesome in the night, pulse quick and weak, tongue foul, thirst increased, mouth sore.

Folio 9: 30 May 1819; John London, had a good night, [?] mouth sore.

Folio 9: 31 May 1819; John London, pain easy, slept well.

Folio 10: 1 June 1819; John London, had a severe pain in the left side in the night which continued about an hour, pulse regular, mouth sore.

Folio 10: 1 June 1819; John Jackson, severe headache from being in the sun.

Folio 10: 2 June 1819; squally weather with rain, beds on deck at 7, lower deck and berth cleaned and fumigated, convicts on deck all day.

Folio 10: 2 June 1819; John London, considerably better.

Folio 10: 2 June 1819; John Jackson, little pain remaining.

Folio 10: 2 June 1819; John Tawton, was attacked yesterday evening with hormoptysis [hemoptysis] thirty ounces of blood was taken from his arm and a great quantity was brought up from the lungs.

Folio 10: 3 June 1819; heavy rain with light wind from the east therm [thermometer] 83°. The beds stowed on the lower deck owing to the rain. Prison cleaned and fumigated at 8. Mustered the convicts and served wine to them. All on deck during the day.

Folio 10: 3 June 1819; John London, pain in the head and a little on the right side, pulse regular and the mouth sore.

Folio 10: 3 June 1819; John Tawton, a little coagulated blood was coughed up this morning slept well in the night.

Folio 10: 4 June 1819; light breeze from SE with cloudy weather.

Folio 10: 4 June 1819; John London, medicine operated freely and is much better.

Folio 10: 4 June 1819; John Tawton, some small pains of coagulum coughed up, pulse frequent and fuller than yesterday.

Folio 11: 5 June 1819; rain and squally weather, beds not on deck due to the rain, prison cleaned and fumigated, all convicts on deck.Folio 11: 5 June 1819; John London, soreness of the mouth is the chief complaint.

Folio 11: 5 June 1819; John Tawton, no bleeding more cough with slight mucous expectoration.

Folio 11: 5 June 1819; John Hill, diarrhoea with troublesome tenesmus.

Folio 11: 5 June 1819; H Alexander, febris.

Folio 11: 6 June 1819; light variable wind with squalls heavy rain, beds stowed on the lower deck, prison cleaned and fumigated at 8, all on deck during the day.

Folio 11: 6 June 1819; John London, mouth continues sore.

Folio 11: 6 June 1819; John Tawton, nausea and vomiting with little cough.

Folio 11: 6 June 1819; John Hill, medicine operated freely symptoms not yet abated.

Folio 11: 6 June 1819; Barnard McHuink, pneumonia.

Folio 11: 6 June 1819; H Alexander, convalescent.

Folio 11: 7 June 1819; Light wind from the westward thermor [thermometer] 83°.

Folio 11: 7 June 1819; John London, continues better.

Folio 11: 7 June 1819; John Tawton, nausea ceased, slight cough some expectoration.

Folio 11: 8 June 1819; fine SE breeze and pleasant weather therm [thermometer] 85°, beds and convicts on deck, convicts washed their clothes, prison cleaned and fumigated.

Folio 11: 8 June 1819; John London, gains strength fast, mouth still sore.

Folio 11: 8 June 1819; John Tawton, continues better.

Folio 11: 8 June 1819; The master of the ship having represented to me that 76 casks of water have been used since the ship left England and only 126 remaining which is not enough for the remainder of the passage without reducing the allowance. Sent letter directing him to proceed to Rio [de] Janeiro on [or] the Cape of Good Hope to completes the water and procure such supplies of fresh meat, vegetables and fruits as were found requisite for the convicts and guards etc.

Folio 12: 9 June 1819; light SE breeze with fine weather thermometer 83 degrees.Folio 12: 9 June 1819; John London, continues better.

Folio 12: 9 June 1819; John Tawton, much better.

Folio 12: 10 June 1819; fresh breeze SE and pleasant weather therm thermometer 84°.

Folio 12: 10 June 1819; John London, mouth continues sore.

Folio 12: 10 June 1819; John Tawton, same.

Folio 12: 11 June 1819; light variable wind with squals and rain. Beds stowed on the lower deck due to rain prison cleaned and fumigated, convicts washed their clothes. All on deck.

Folio 12: 11 June 1819; John Tawton, very little complaint except debility.

Folio 12: 11 June 1819; John London, has a slight pain in the side two or three times yesterday.

Folio 12: 12 June 1819; fresh SSE breeze cloudy weather therm thermometer 85 degrees.

Folio 12: 12 June 1819; John Tawton, slight febrile action, cough the same.

Folio 12: 12 June 1819; John London, severe returns of pain yesterday.

Folio 12: 13 June 1819; fine weather with SSE wind therm thermometer 83°.

Folio 12: 13 June 1819; John Tawton, slight cough and expectoration.

Folio 12: 13 June 1819; John London, pain in the side continues and mouth sore.

Folio 12: 14 June 1819; fresh SE breeze and fine weather therm thermometer 82.

Folio 12: 14 June 1819; John Tawton, continues better.

Folio 12: 14 June 1819; John London, same as yesterday.

Folio 12: 14 June 1819; Lieutenant Lukis, pain in the chest, pulse frequent and hard.

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