Folio 28: case no 301; John Keely, soldier, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pyrexia;...

Folio 28: case no 301; John Keely, soldier, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pyrexia; Put on sick list 2 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 28-29: case no 302; Thomas Green, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pyrexia; Put on sick list 2 November 1828, discharged 9 November 1828 cured.

Folio 28: case no 303; Edward Ward, convict, taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, ophthalmia; Put on sick list 3 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 28-30: case no 304; John Lord, convict, taken off Sydney; sick or hurt, icterus; Put on sick list 4 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 28: 4 November 1828; disembarked the guard, their wife and children and also the passenger Mr D'arcy.

Folios 28-29: case no 305; John Smith, convict, taken off Sydney; sick or hurt, wound; Put on sick list 5 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 28-29: case no 306; Daniel McKenzie, convict, taken off Sydney; sick or hurt, contusion; Put on sick list 5 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 28-30: case no 307; William Johnston, convict, taken off Sydney; sick or hurt, indigestion; Put on sick list 5 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 29: case no 308; George Skinner, convict, taken off Sydney; sick or hurt, catarrhus; Put on sick list 7 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 29: case no 309; Thomas Bishop, convict, taken off Sydney; sick or hurt, obstipation; Put on sick list 7 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 29: case no 309; James Green, convict, taken off Sydney; sick or hurt, neuralgia; Put on sick list 10 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 29: case no 310; Henry Pooley, convict, taken off Sydney; sick or hurt, phlegmon; Put on sick list 11 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folios 29-30: case no 311; Joshua Pocock, convict, taken off Sydney; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; Put on sick list 11 November 1828, date of discharge unknown.

Folio 30: 14 November 1828; this morning the whole of the convicts, 188 in number were landed in good health, about 11 am they were mustered by the superintendent of convicts, Mr Hely in the prescence of the Colonial Secretary; the master of the Albion and myself being present. Very shortly afterwards I was delivered of my charge with the satisfaction of finding that no cause of complaint was alleged by any one against me. Signed Thomas Logan, surgeon & superintendent.

Folios 30-31: numerical summary of the medical cases mentioned in the journal.

Folio 32: blank