Folios 1-4: case no 1: Joseph Lawrence, aged 25, seaman, native of St Thomas's; disease...

Folios 1-4: case no 1: Joseph Lawrence, aged 25, seaman, native of St Thomas's; disease or hurt, catarrhus with symptoms of pneumonia, gastric and hepatic derangement; taken ill at Plymouth Sound, 18 March 1827; discharged 8 May 1827 as a convalescent to the Royal Naval hospital, Bermuda.

Folio 4: case no 2: John Brown, aged 41, ship's cook, on passage from England to America; disease or hurt, enteritis; taken ill at sea, 23 March 1827; discharged 2 April 1827 to duty.

Folios 5-6: case no 3: John Barry, aged 21, seaman; disease or hurt, phlegmonsas erythema; taken ill at Bermuda, 9 May 1827; discharged to duty first on 2 June 1827, after relapse, 11 June 1827.

Folios 6-8: case no 4: Henry Thomas, aged 35, seaman; disease or hurt, pneumonia; taken ill at Halifax harbour, 1 June 1827; discharged to Halifax hospital on 7 June 1827 in almost a state of convalescence.

Folios 8-10: case no 5: Richard Ellery, aged 41, gunroom steward; disease or hurt, dysenteria; taken ill at Bermuda, 14 May 1827; discharged to Halifax hospital on 23 May 1827.

Folios 10-13: case no 6: John Harrier, aged 22, captain's servant; disease or hurt, rubella vulgaris; taken ill at the river of St Lawrence, passage from Quebec to St John Newfoundland, 10 July 1827; discharged to duty on 31 July 1827.

Folios 14-15: case no 7: Mr Lark, aged 26, second master; disease or hurt, rheumatismus aentus; taken ill at Halifax harbour, 25 May 1827; discharged to duty on 5 June 1827. Suffered a second attack of rheumatism on 22 August 1827 sent to sick quarters in a state approaching convalescency on 29 August 1827.

Folios 16-18: case no 8: George Lewis, aged 23, carpenter's crew; disease or hurt, catarrhus; taken ill on passage from St John New Brunswick to Halifax, 1 October 1827; discharged to duty on 29 October 1827.

Folios 18-19: case no 9: William Willcox, aged 29, captain of the hold; disease or hurt, peritonitis; taken ill at [Little Cause?], 9 October 1827; discharged to duty cured on 22 October 1827.

Folio 20: case no 10: Thomas Callard, aged 45, sergeant of marines; disease or hurt, syphilis; taken ill on passage from St John New Brunswick to Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1 October 1827; discharged to duty 27 October 1827.

Folio 21: case no 11: James Feaston, aged 21, seaman; disease or hurt, variola; taken ill at Halifax harbour, 22 November 1827; discharged 27 November 1827 to Halifax hospital.

Folio 21: case no 12: Robert Beatwright, aged 27, seaman; disease or hurt, variola confluens; taken ill at Halifax harbour, 2 December 1827; discharged 3 December 1827 to Halifax hospital.

Folio 21: case no 13: William Easthorpe, aged 16, boy; disease or hurt, variola; taken ill at Halifax harbour, 14 December 1827; discharged 15 December 1827 to Halifax hospital.

Folio 22: case no 14: John Harrier, aged 22, captain's servant; disease or hurt, scarlatina simplex; taken ill at Halifax harbour, 14 December 1827; discharged 15 December 1827 to Halifax hospital.

Folio 22: case no 15: William E Peake, aged 19, marine; disease or hurt, sickness of stomach, pain in head and general uneasiness; taken ill at Major beach below Halifax, 10 December 1827; discharged 11 December 1827 to the military hospital at Halifax.

Folios 22-23: case no 16: George Crookhall, aged 22, carpenter's crew; disease or hurt, phlogosis erythema; taken ill off Antigonish [Nova Scotia, Canada], 4 November 1827; discharged 30 December 1827 to duty.

Folio 23: A table of the medical cases contained in HMS Alligator's medical officer's journal arranged nosologically.

Folio 24: A list of men who received wounds or hurts between 18 March 1827 to 31 March 1828. (Names and details follow): Thomas Barker; age, 41, rating, boatswain's mate; ship pay book number, 44; pension certificate granted; date of certificate, 31 August 1827; hurts [wounds] received: fell, on the 9 May 1827, then engaged in the discharge of his duty, from the main to the lower deck, and was in consequence, ruptured in the left groin. Rupture an Oscheocole and reducible then the certificate was granted. John Brown; age, 41, rating, ship's cook; ship pay book number, 4; pension certificate not granted; date of certificate, 31 August 1827; hurts [wounds] received: on the 23 June 1827, fell, during a gale of wind from the main to the lower deck and thereby had his skull fractured in the right parietal bone, bone slightly depressed. George Martin; age, 37, rating, captain of the forecastle; ship pay book number, 111; pension certificate not granted; date of certificate, 31 August 1827; hurts [wounds] received: on the 2 August 1827, fell from the foreyard to the forecastle, and thereby had his right thigh bone fractured, right humerus dislocated, right internal [plin?] artery torn, the right orbital plate fractured and depressed, right eye brow lacerated. John Carter; age, 19, rating, ordinary seaman; ship pay book number, 76; pension certificate not granted; date of certificate, 31 August 1827; hurts [wounds] received: received a severe contusion of right ankle by a pig of ballast falling upon it, then he was performing his duty.