Folio 23: case no 270; Andrew Lewis, sailor, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, hemorrhoids;...

Folio 23: case no 270; Andrew Lewis, sailor, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, hemorrhoids; Put on sick list 7 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 23-24: case no 271; John Lambell, boatswain, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, catarrhus; Put on sick list 7 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 23: case no 272; James Allcock, soldier, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; Put on sick list 7 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 24: case no 273; James Slade, sailor, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, phlegmon; Put on sick list 8 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 24: case no 273 [222]; Jacob Easton, soldier, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, catarrhus; Put on sick list 8 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 24: case no 274; Samuel Challenger, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pyrexia; Put on sick list 8 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 24: case no 275; John Pratt, soldier, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, apotheosis; Put on sick list 9 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 24: case no 276; Corporal McGee, soldier, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, phlegmon; Put on sick list 9 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 24: case no 277; J Startton, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, rheumatismus; Put on sick list 9 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 24-25: case no 278; Charles Scott, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pyrexia; Put on sick list 10 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 24: case no 279; Job Marston, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, cynanche tonsillaris; Put on sick list 13 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 24: case no 280; Joshua Hitherly, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pyrexia; Put on sick list 13 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 24-25: case no 281; George Skinner, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, catarrhus; Put on sick list 13 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 24-25: case no 282; George Fretwell, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, syncope; Put on sick list 13 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 25: case no 283; John Morton, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pyrexia; Put on sick list 13 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 25-27: case no 284; John Pratt, soldier, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, rheumatismus; Put on sick list 15 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 25: case no 284; John McLusky, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, scabies; Put on sick list 15 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 25: case no 285; Joshua Hitherly, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, indigestion; Put on sick list 16 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 25: case no 285; George Catherall, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pernio; Put on sick list 17 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 25: case no 286; William Morris, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pernio; Put on sick list 17 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 25: 18 October 1828; William Hawkins, Thomas Taylor, James Waltho and Joshua Chicket were vaccinated today, desirous of landing a large supply of recent vaccine virus at Sydney, I delayed vaccinating any of the unvaccinated convicts till this time.

Folio 25: 19 October 1828; the ship motion being violent, I regret having vaccinated the prisoners mentioned in yesterday's report. Confined crowded together; indisposed by excessive motion, bad air and dismal aspect of the ship, in the between decks, they are in the most unfavorable circumstances to go through the disease.

Folio 26: 21 October 1828; an error has been committed in delaying the vaccinationtill the end of voyage. The matter seems to have become effete. All the prisoners vaccinated on the 18th inst. have resisted the operation of the vaccine matter. I wished to land a great supply of matter, in short I have therefore defeated my own object.

Folio 26: case no 287; Charles [Thomas] Taylor, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, rheumatismus; Put on sick list 22 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 26: case no 288; Mathew Gleason, soldier, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, contusion; Put on sick list 22 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 26: case no 289; William Sayce, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, lunbago; Put on sick list 22 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 26: 22 October 1828; be the weather what it may a certain number of convicts keep themselves clean other would not rather than take the trouble, and some are deplorably ragged as well as filthy. So soon as the weather permits they shall be brought to their senses.

Folio 26: case no 290; Patrick Croken, soldier, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; Put on sick list 23 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 26: 23 October 1828; several cases of aphthosis have appeared.

Folio 26: case no 292; John Cordy, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, catarrhus; Put on sick list 24 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 26: case no 293; Samuel Turnpenny, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, catarrhus; Put on sick list 24 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 26-28: case no 294; Thomas Lancaster, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, catarrhus; Put on sick list 24 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 27: case no 295; James Sullivan, sailor, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, inflammation [genu]; Put on sick list 27 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 27: case no 296; James Hitherly, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, contusion [genu]; Put on sick list 27 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 27-28: case no 297; Thomas Ford, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, hernia humoralis; Put on sick list 29 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 27: case no 298; Thomas Allen, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, catarrhus; Put on sick list 29 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 26: 30 October 1828; the sight of Australia gives them the liveliest satisfaction. They evince an animated eagerness to behold their future country. Every one's looks betrays a lively interest. Fun and frolic arise out of the common hilarity: a game is played in which all concur. It is an imitation of running the gauntlet, he who has passed this ordeal, has acquired the 'Freedom of Australia'. This exaltation of the animal spirits, the stimulus of sympathy reflected from so many faces; the bustle and crowding of the gazers on the land of New South Wales 'elevate the tone of feeling among the prisoners and give a salutary concussion to their moral nature. The hospital visit declared the beneficial operation of this moral stimulation. The horde of trifling cases which were used daily to assail us, has disappeared. They seem to have left off getting sick, or are become indifferent about being cured!'.

Folio 27: case no 299; Simon Hadley, soldier, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, contusion; Put on sick list 31 October 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 27-28: case no 299; John Hodgins, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, catarrhus; Put on sick list 1 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 27: case no 300; William Hawkins, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, wound; Put on sick list 1 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 27-28: 1 November 1828; autopsy report of William Crew, convict, age 25, died of phthysis pulmomalis chest.