Folios 2-43: contains copy of sick list between the 19th March and 18th September...

Folios 2-43: contains copy of sick list between the 19th March and 18th September 1832, (names and details follow) - continued:

Folio 42: John Mullville, convict; sick or hurt, inflamed hand; put on sick list 6 September 1832, discharged 11 September 1832. Folio 42: John Burke, convict; sick or hurt, constipation; put on sick list 6 September 1832, discharged 8 September 1832. Folio 42: James Wade, convict; sick or hurt, constipation; put on sick list 7 September 1832, discharged 9 September 1832. Folio 42: Darby Barry, convict; sick or hurt, constipation; put on sick list 7 September 1832, discharged 9 September 1832.

Folio 43: William Braham, seaman; sick or hurt, catarrh; put on sick list 9 September 1832, discharged 12 September 1832 well. Folio 43: Michael Lenehan, [convict?] seaman; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; put on sick list 9 September 1832, discharged 13 September 1832 well. Folio 43: Patrick Harding, [convict?] seaman; sick or hurt, saclded leg; put on sick list 9 September 1832, discharged 14 September 1832 well. Signed: Thomas Bell (c), surgeon R.N. and superintendent.

Folios 44-45a: case no 1, Ensign Nicholson, 4th Regiment; sick or hurt, gonorrhoea; put on sick list 24 March 1832, discharged 30 April 1832 cured of both class and fistula.

Folio 45a: case no 2, David Logan, 4th Regiment; sick or hurt, gonorrhoea; put on sick list 26 March 1832, discharged 8 July 1832 to duty.

Folios 46-47: case no 3, James Russell, aged 20,private 4th Regiment; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, hernia humoralis; put on sick list 22 May 1832, discharged 30 May 1832 to duty, [on] June the 5th presented himself again with a painful enlargement of the same testicle almost three times its natural size caused by his master's dog jumping on him three days ago, discharged 18 June 1832 to duty.

Folios 47-48: case no 4, Samuel Glen, aged 22, private 4th Regiment; taken ill at Cove of Cork; sick or hurt, accident, had been on shore on leave of absence prior to embarkation at which time he got drunk and received several severe falls, with the left side of his face contused and lacerated there is considerable tumefaction and inflammation of the left superior palpebra, eye closed with discharge of matter; put on sick list 29 April 1832, discharged 10 May 1832 to duty.

Folio 48: case no 5, Corporal McQueen, aged 21, Corporal 4th Regiment; sick or hurt, diarrhoea; put on sick list 6 April 1832, discharged 8 April 1832 to duty.

Folios 49-51: case no 6, John Haurigan, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, epilepsy, of stout stature and muscular appearance remarkably short thick neck, was sudden attacked with epilepsy, his face had a reddish black appearance froth issuing from the mouth and scarce any pulse perceptible; put on sick list 12 May 1832, he was kept in the hospital as an assistant by which means I had him constantly under my eyes his diet was particularly attended to giving what was light nutritive and easy of digestion, he has not had any attack up to the present time the 14th of July.

Folio 51: case no 7, John Lahy, aged 26, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pneumonic symptoms; put on sick list 14 May 1832, discharged 17 May 1832 cured.

Folios 51-52: case no 8, Patt Laghy, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, headache, brother to the above named [John Lahy], complaining of headache and pains all over his body and “heart very sore” very weak, bowel open; put on sick list 18 May 1832, discharged 19 May 1832.

Folio 52: case no 9, John Hennessy, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, headache; put on sick list 28 May 1832, discharged 4 June 1832 well.

Folio 53: case no 10, Michael Ford, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, dysentery; put on sick list 28 May 1832, discharged 1 June 1832 well.

Folios 53-54: case no 11, Edmund Dunlea, aged 30, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, fever; put on sick list 29 May 1832, discharged 5 June 1832 well.

Folios 54-56: case no 12, James Ryan, aged 16, boy; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, headache; put on sick list 8 June 1832, discharged 22 June 1832 much better but desired to attend night and morning.

Folio 56: case no 13, George Cott, aged 14, boy; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, headache; put on sick list 14 June 1832, discharged 21 June 1832.

Folios 57-59: case no 14, Anthony Berry, aged 24, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, ascites, he was of a low size, thin delicate and unhealthy appearance, complaining of pain in his bowel with constant inclination to stool, on examining found the abdomen distended with an adematous enlargement of the lower extremities, pitting on pressure, respiration difficult, hard dry cough, on examining his back with his leg drawn up there is an evident sense of fluctuation in the abdomen, on 22nd [June] no improvement retrogrades refuses wine and everything but tea, at 10 pm. could not be got to take medicine, passed several involuntary stools; put on sick list 29 May 1832, died 24 June 1832, [autopsy report on folio 59].

Folios 59-60: case no 15, Michael Ward, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, pain in the chest; put on sick list 21 June 1832, discharged 26 June 1832 cured.

Folios 60-63: case no 16, Malachy Foley, aged 15, boy; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, phthisis, he was five feet five inches high, grey eyes, light hair and fresh complexion of remarkable thin and delicate appearance native of Co. Clare, suffered from loss of appetite and constant cough before came on board, he was brought by one of his mess mate can give no statement of his feelings as he does not speak English, but from the hospital man I found that he has been long time subject to an affection of the chest says there is “decay in his family”,…Biggest pain was in his left side the blister was applied there; put on sick list 24 June 1832, died 30 June 1832 at 3 pm., [postmortem reported on folio 63].

Folios 63-67: case no 17, Thomas Henneghan, aged 28, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, fever; put on sick list 30 June 1832, discharged 14 August 1832.

Folios 67-68: case no 18, James Wade, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, catarrh; put on sick list 1 July 1832, discharged 10 July 1832 well.

Folio 68: case no 19, James Barry, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, fever; put on sick list 2 July 1832, discharged 9 July 1832 well.

Folio 69: case no 20, Thomas Brohan, aged 19, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, fever; put on sick list 4 July 1832, discharged 11 July 1832.

Folio 70: case no 21, John Bowe, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, fever; put on sick list 4 July 1832, discharged 11 July 1832.

Folios 71-72: case no 22, James Houlahan, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, headache and enteritis; put on sick list 11 July 1832, discharged 20 July 1832.

Folios 72-73: case no 23, John Morrissy, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, scurvy; put on sick list 15 July 1832, discharged 16 August 1832 well.

Folio 73: case no 24, William Harrington, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, fever; put on sick list 25 July 1832, discharged 29 July 1832.

Folio 74: case no 25, Martin Evaston, aged 24, prisoner; taken ill at sea; sick or hurt, scurvy, he was particularly cautioned not on any account to touch salt meat, [ordered] to attend at hospital regularly for his medication with [John] Morrissy the other scorbutic [patient]; put on sick list 17 July 1832.