Folios 2-5: copy of daily sick book, [names and details follow]: Folio 4: case no...

Folios 2-5: copy of daily sick book, [names and details follow]:

Folio 4: case no 99, Thomas Bowman, aged 24, seaman; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; put on sick list 14 December 1839, discharged 24 December 1839 cured. Folio 4: case no 100, Emas Hickey, aged 21, convict; sick or hurt, opthalmia; put on sick list 16 December 1839, discharged 6 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 101, Henry Johnston, aged 21, convict; sick or hurt, ulcerated leg; put on sick list 18 December 1839, discharged 8 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 102, Alfred Pinnagar, aged 20, convict; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; put on sick list 21 December 1839, discharged 29 December 1839 cured. Folio 4: case no 103, Daniel Halloran, aged 34, 96th regt; sick or hurt, rheumatismus; put on sick list 21 December 1839, discharged 4 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 104, William Fox, aged 22, convict; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 23 December 1839, discharged 9 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 105, William Richardson, aged 27, convict; sick or hurt, intermittent fever; put on sick list 24 December 1839, discharged 4 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 106, James Aiken, aged 23, convict; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 27 December 1839, discharged 7 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 107, Marshall Wortley, aged 24, convict; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 30 December 1839, discharged 9 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 108, Henry Butler, aged 21, 96th regt; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 30 December 1839, discharged 9 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 109, John Wallace, aged 47, seaman; sick or hurt, intermittent fever; put on sick list 30 December 1839, discharged 9 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 110, John edwards, aged 24, convict; sick or hurt, ocstipation; put on sick list 30 December 1839, discharged 10 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 111, William Carland, aged 35, convict; sick or hurt, rheumatismus; put on sick list 31 December 1839, discharged 10 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 112, James Baldwin, aged 31, convict; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 31 December 1839, discharged 10 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 113, egbert Jones, aged 20, seaman; sick or hurt, obstipation; put on sick list 31 December 1839, discharged 9 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 114, Richard Whiting, aged 19, convict; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 31 December 1839, discharged 8 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 115, Thomas Sheppard, aged 22, convict; sick or hurt, ulcer thigh; put on sick list 31 December 1839, discharged 11 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 116, Thomas Hughes, aged 17, convict; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 31 December 1839, discharged 12 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 117, John Russell, aged 18, seaman; sick or hurt, ulcerated foot; put on sick list 1 January 1840, discharged 12 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 118, Thomas Bill, aged 24, seaman; sick or hurt, dyspepsia; put on sick list 1 January 1840, discharged 12 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 119, Thomas Trulusk, aged 19, convict; sick or hurt, ulcerated finger; put on sick list 1 January 1840, discharged 12 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 120, Thomas Assilton, aged 23, convict; sick or hurt, dyspepsia; put on sick list 2 January 1840, discharged 13 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 121, William Armstrong, aged 20, convict; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 2 January 1840, discharged 14 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 122, Joseph Thurgood, aged 18, convict; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; put on sick list 3 January 1840, discharged 11 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 123, Joseph Moon, aged 24, convict; sick or hurt, opthalmia; put on sick list 4 January 1840, discharged 14 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 124, John Jenkins, aged 19, convict; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; put on sick list 4 January 1840, discharged 14 January 1840 cured. Folio 4: case no 125, Catherine Sale, aged 24, wife of Private of 96th regt; sick or hurt, dyspepsia; put on sick list 4 January 1840, discharged 15 January 1840 cured. Folio 5: case no 126, John Kew, aged 50, convict; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; put on sick list 6 January 1840, discharged 14 January 1840 cured. Folio 5: case no 127, Michael Golden, aged 24, convict; sick or hurt, dyspepsia; put on sick list 6 January 1840, discharged 15 January 1840 cured. Folio 5: case no 128, William Murtagh, aged 33, convict; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 7 January 1840, discharged 15 January 1840 cured. Folio 5: case no 129, Edward Rusden, aged 28, convict; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; put on sick list 8 January 1840, discharged 16 January 1840 cured. Folio 5: case no 130, James Thompson, aged 22, convict; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 8 January 1840, discharged 15 January 1840 cured. Folio 5: case no 131, Robert Scott, aged 16, ship's boy; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 9 January 1840, discharged 17 January 1840 cured. Folio 5: case no 132, William Hooper, aged 27, convict; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 9 January 1840, discharged 14 January 1840 cured. Folio 5: case no 133, Charles Oram, aged 17, convict; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; put on sick list 9 January 1840, discharged 16 January 1840 cured. Folio 5: case no [134], William Macky, aged 26, convict; sick or hurt, apoplexia; put on sick list 2 December 1839, died 2 December 1839.

Folios 5-8: case no 1, Michael Golden, aged 24, convict; taken ill at Spithead; sick or hurt, catarrhus; put on sick list 16 September 1839, discharged 17 October 1839 cured.

Folio 8: thirty four cases of 'catarrh' occurred during the voyage, but of a milder character and of shorter duration, they were occasioned by obstructed perspiration and in every instance I considered it prudent to see that the patients wore a flannel shirt in order to protect the lungs and prevent an attack of pneumonia, it also necessary to admit them into hospital and in addition to the medical treatment, to give them the benefits of medical comforts.