Folio 8: 29 May 1820, made the Cape Verde islands in the evening. Unironed Thomas...

Folio 8: 29 May 1820, made the Cape Verde islands in the evening. Unironed Thomas Gately, James Carroll, Patrick Carty, Humphrey Lyons, Philip McCormick, Michael Downey, James Greylish, Thomas Greylish, Patrick Kelly, Thomas Kelly, James Murray, James Annesley, Patrick Moran, John Malone, James Maguire, Denis White and Richard Burke.

Folio 8: 30 May 1820, in the evening served an ounce of lime juice and sugar to each of the convicts, passengers and guard.

Folio 8: 31 May 1820, scholars making good progress. Handcuffed together John Harvey and Luke Corcoran for disturbing the school.

Folio 8: 1 June 1820, punished Jeremiah Driscoll with 24 lashes and Denis Shine with 18 lashes for theft. Unironed Thomas Matthews, James Carr, John Murphy, Edward Maxwell, Patrick Corbett, Cornelius Kenny, Philip Brenan, Michael O'Brien, James McDonald, John Dolan, Boy Trayner, boy Cody, John Murtaugh, John Healy and John Madden.

Folio 8: 2 June 1820, scholars making rapid progress, none sick. Unironed James Connolly, B, James Ryan and William McMacken being quiet, orderly characters. Scrubbed and washed clothes.

Folio 8: 3 June 1820, weather sultry being nearly calm, convicts all in good health. Unironed Thomas Kavanagh, John Dempsey, James Cunningham, Matthew Kelly and Patrick Rochford being quiet, orderly men. Removed handcuffs from Luke Corcoran and John Harvey.

Folio 9: 4 June 1820, Sunday, weather dry and remarkably fine, all convicts on deck to wash and for inspection.

Folio 9: 5 June 1820, weather damp and unpleasant, beds not on deck. Unironed Terence Byrne, John Connolly, Peter Coustins, John Campbell and Patrick Neill being orderly characters.

Folio 9: 6 June 1820, cloudy but not wet, beds stowed on deck. Scholars tested in spelling and the tables and having just reason to be pleased with their progress gave a new shirt to John Joyce having worn one out.

Folio 9: 7 June 1820, weather cool and fine for the latitude, examined classes and found them doing well.

Folio 9: 8 June 1820, berths and prison examined and found exceedingly clean. Had a general examination among the scholars. Unironed Jonathan Thoomy [Twomy], William Hoar, Edward Fleming, James Curren, Jonathan Derham, Owen Reilly, Phil Reilly, Peter Brady, John Crumin, James Sullivan, Patrick Shields, John Norton and John Wilde or Ward being quiet, well disposed men.

Folio 9: 9 June 1820, weather remarkably fine, convicts all in extreme good health.

Folio 10: 10 June 1820, weather fine, ship making rapid progress. Unironed Patrick Kinsella and double ironed Bryan Roach and John Dempsey for misconduct in the preceding night.

Folio 10: 11 June 1820, Sunday, usual inspection and divine worship. No wine served out because of some irregularities. Handcuffed James Carey for outrageous conduct.

Folio 10: 12 June 1820, weather beautiful, ship making rapid progress, all prisoners in good health.

Folio 10: 13 June 1820, handcuffed Patrick Casey for riotous conduct, punished Andrew Fitzsimons with 36 lashes for outrageous conduct.

Folio 10: 14 June 1820, weather fine, only the scholars allowed on deck before breakfast having discovered plans for a serious mutiny. The plan being to seize the ship on Sunday afternoon, when they were all on deck for divine worship, and sail to South America. At half past eight the floggings began with Cornelius Kenny who received 2 dozen and 2 lashes, when he discovered the whole of the plot. The rest of the conspirators being identified were punished as follows; John McCauliff, 36 lashes; James Duffy, 24 lashes; John Lynch, 50 lashes; Jonathan Crumin, 12 lashes; Robert O'Brien, 24 lashes; John Tully, 24 lashes; John Johnston, 30 lashes; and William Purcell, 6 lashes. In the afternoon, double ironed John Johnston, Cornelius Kenny, Hugh Dwyer and Bryan Devlin. Unironed Richard Neary and handcuffed together John Lynch and John McAuliff. Removed handcuffs from James Carey.

Folio 11: 15 June 1820, prisoners on deck in 3 divisions to wash before breakfast, none were indisposed. James Duffy and John Kelly handcuffed together, being desperate villains and having threatened one of the convicts with a knife. Punished Bryan Devlin with 18 lashes for threatening one of the prisoners serving out Saturday wine which wasted some.

Folio 11: 16 June 1820, weather sultry and unpleasantly wet. Two divisions on deck only and all up in three parties to wash clothes.

Folio 11: 17 June 1820, weather more settled, al the prisoners up to wash and on deck in divisions. Double ironed Thady Hasty for thieving in the night and being a troublesome character.

Folio 11: 18 June 1820, Sunday, weather rough, prisoners mustered on deck, divine worship.

Folio 11: 19 June, all prisoners on deck in divisions to wash their clothes. None sick. Punished John Harvey with 12 lashes for disorderly conduct. Unironed Francis Reynolds, John Hail and John White.

Folio 11: 20 June 1820, weather dull and inclined to be wet.

Folio 12: 21 June 1820, weather boisterous and unpleasant, beds stowed on deck, all prisoners up before breakfast to wash themselves.

Folio 12: 22 June 1820, unironed Hugh McCann, Bryan Roach, Robert O'Brien and single ironed Hugh Dwyer.

Folio 12: 23 June 1820, weather fine and moderate, unironed Maurice Reynolds and Andrew Fitzsimons. Scholars progressing astonishingly.

Folio 12: 24 June 1820, all prisoners on deck to wash themselves before breakfast. Unironed Patrick Tagart, Hugh Carroll, Jonathan Crowley, Andrew McCall, Roger [Penlan] and Martin Gill. Handcuffed together John Murphy and Henry Maroney being infamous characters and having conducted themselves rather mutinous.

Folio 12: 25 June 1820, weather fine, ship in sight to leeward of the harbour of Rio de Janeiro. One man slightly indisposed from asthma.

Folio12: 26 June 1820, off Rio de Janeiro, unironed Luke Corcoran having a sore leg.

Folio 13: 27 June 1820, off Rio de Janeiro, weather very mild, none seriously indisposed.

Folio 13: 28 June 1820, off Rio de Janeiro, unironed John Kelly, Bernard Flanagan, John Dempsey, William Silke and Michael Ward, who are all scholars.

Folio 13: 29 June 1820, off Rio de Janeiro, one man seriously ill having inflammation of his lungs. Anchored in harbour.

Folio 13: 30 June 1820, Rio de Janeiro Harbour, all prisoners on deck to wash their clothes. None seriously ill. Unironed Martin Gill. Ceased issuing lime juice and sugar.

Folio 13: 1 July 1820, Rio de Janeiro Harbour, prisoners on deck by divisions.

Folio 13: 2 July 1820, Rio de Janeiro Harbour, Sunday, convicts mustered and inspected, berths inspected, wine issued.

Folio 14: 3 July 1820, Rio de Janeiro Harbour, weather sultry and inclined to rain. One man a little indisposed. Unironed Jonathan Lowrey, Thady Hasty, Jeremiah Harrington, John Mulleedy, Lawrence Gill, James Aherin, Michael Egan, Thomas Brien and H Forde.

Folio 14: 4 July 1820, Rio de Janeiro Harbour, as yesterday, none sick.

Folio 14: 5 July 1820, Rio de Janeiro Harbour, weather cloudy, cleaned decks.

Folio 14: 6 July 1820, Rio de Janeiro Harbour, attempting to leave harbour but baffled.