Folios 1-8: Copy of daily sick list. Folio 9: Case no. 1, William Cramer, aged 22,...

Folios 1-8: Copy of daily sick list.

Folio 9: Case no. 1, William Cramer, aged 22, Bandsman; taken ill off Sevastopol; disease or hurt, asphyxia (drowning), was drowned alongside of the ship at anchor about 7 am, when the hands were piped to bathe, and the body was not recovered, Died 7 July 1855.

Folio 9: Case no. 2, George Miles, aged 33, Ordinary Seaman; disease or hurt, wound and hernia, was put on the list with an abraded wound at the centre of the right leg received while coaling at Constantinople, Put on sick list, 5 April 1855, invalided 9 July 1855 for inguinal hernia on the right side.

Folio 10: Case no. 3, Joseph Cooper, aged 41, Bandsman; taken ill off Sevastopol; disease or hurt, pneumonia (chronic) with pain in the lower part of the right side, Put on sick list, 9 June 1855, invalided 9 July 1855 for disease of lungs.

Folios 10-12: Case no. 4, James Connolly, aged 26, Marine; taken ill off Sevastopol; disease or hurt, rheumatism and scurvy, Put on sick list, 27 June 1855, sent 14 August 1855 to Hospital at Therapia by SV Telegraph.

Folio 12: Case no. 5, James McKenna, aged 40, Able Seaman; taken ill off Sevastopol; disease or hurt, scurvy, the Surgeon's stated that when he joined this ship on 23 June he found that this man had a large ecchymose swelling in the right ham and upper half of the same calf, Put on sick list, 22 June 1855, discharged 29 July 1855 to duty.

Folio 13: Case no. 6, Thomas Henry Cox, aged 22, Ordinary Seaman; taken ill off Sevastopol; disease or hurt, hernia (inguinal), in consequence of carrying a 10 inch shot from the rear of the gun in no. 4 battery, Put on sick list, 24 September 1855, discharged 25 September 1855 to duty.

Folios 13-15: Case no. 7, Abraham Higgs, aged 33, Gunner's Mate; taken ill at sea; disease or hurt, dysentery, Put on sick list, 17 October 1855, sent 26 October 1855 to Hospital at Malta, returned 22 November 1855 to the ship, afterwards discharged 26 January 1856 at his own request when the ship paid off.

Folio 15: Case no. 8, William Hamilton, aged 33, Leading Seaman; taken ill at Malta; disease or hurt, concussion of brain, while on leave fell and struck his head on the ground, Put on sick list, 26 October 1855, discharged 21 November 1855 to duty.

Folio 16: Case no. 9, John Hills, aged 21, Ordinary Seaman; taken ill at Malta; disease or hurt, dysentery, Put on sick list, 31 October 1855, sent 3 November 1855 to Hospital at Malta.

Folio 16: Case no. 10, John Newman, aged 35, Able Seaman; taken ill at Malta; disease or hurt, gonorrhoea, Put on sick list, 31 October 1855, sent 31 October 1855 to Hospital at Malta.

Folio 16: Case no. 11, Henry Lloyd, aged 42, Able Seaman; taken ill at Malta; disease or hurt, delirium tremens, was brought off from the shore having broken his 'leave' completely saturated with drink, Put on sick list, 2 November 1855, sent 2 November 1855 to Hospital at Malta.

Folio 17: Case no. 12, Richard J. Penny, aged 18, Ordinary Seaman; taken ill at Malta; disease or hurt, fever (continued), Put on sick list, 1 November 1855, discharged 6 December 1855 to duty.

Folio 18: Case no. 13, John Cooper, aged 19, Marine; taken ill at Malta; disease or hurt, fever (continued), Put on sick list, 16 November 1855, sent 20 November 1855 to Hospital at Malta, returned 8 December 1855, discharged 1 January 1856 to duty.

Folio 18: Case no. 14, Mr. Thomas M. Maquay, aged 17, Midshipman; taken ill at Malta; disease or hurt, fever (continued), Put on sick list, 16 November 1855, sent 20 November 1855 to Hospital at Malta.

Folio 19: Case no. 15, John Gettins, aged 23, Able Seaman; taken ill at Malta; disease or hurt, dysentery, Put on sick list, 28 November 1855, discharged 10 December 1855 to duty. Surgeon's notes 'this was a fine, powerful, young man, most anxious to get well, and most attentive and obedient to orders and wishes'.

Folios 20-21: Case no. 16, Thomas Eustace, aged 37, Sergeant Royal Marine; taken ill in the Black Sea; disease or hurt, bronchitis (phthisis), Put on sick list, 14 September 1855, sent 16 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth, died 19 January 1856.

Folio 22: Case no. 17, James Gardner (alias Jordan), aged 27, Able Seaman; taken ill in at sea; disease or hurt, diarrhoea, Put on sick list, 16 December 1855, sent 22 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth.

Folio 23: Case no. 18, James Eades, aged 31, Leading Seaman; taken ill in at sea; disease or hurt, diarrhoea, Put on sick list, 22 December 1855, sent 22 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth.

Folio 23: Case no. 19, William Bates, aged 22, Leading Seaman; taken ill in at Gibraltar; disease or hurt, fever (intermittent), Put on sick list, 28 December 1855, sent 22 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth.

Folio 24: Case no. 20, John Cowan, aged 28, Able Seaman; taken ill in at sea; disease or hurt, syphilis, Put on sick list, 1 January 1856, sent 22 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth.

Folio 24: Case no. 21, Isaac Light, aged 15, Boy 2nd Class; taken ill in at sea; disease or hurt, wound, sustained by a blow against a ladder in a gale, Put on sick list, 2 January 1856, sent 22 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth.

Folio 24: Case no. 22, Andrew Sinclair, aged 20, Ordinary Seaman; taken ill in at sea; disease or hurt, phlegmon, Put on sick list, 2 January 1856, sent 22 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth.

Folio 25: Case no. 23, Edward Swainey, aged 51, Captain of Afterguard; taken ill in at sea; disease or hurt, contusion of the neck and right upper ribs through a fall down the main ladders, Put on sick list, 1 January 1856, sent 22 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth.

Folio 25: Case no. 24, John Morgan, aged 29, Able Seaman; taken ill in at sea; disease or hurt, ulcer on the right shin, Put on sick list, 10 January 1856, sent 22 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth.

Folio 25: Case no. 25, James Houston, aged 24, Ordinary Seaman; taken ill in at sea; disease or hurt, ulcer of right leg, Put on sick list, 8 January 1856, sent 22 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth.

Folio 25: Case no. 26, Michael Rourke (Rorics), aged 23, Ordinary Seaman; taken ill in at sea; disease or hurt, ulcer on the site of old wound, Put on sick list, 10 January 1856, sent 22 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth.

Folio 26: Case no. 27, John Jennings, aged 20, Ordinary Seaman; taken ill in at Devonport; disease or hurt, ulcer on the left shin, Put on sick list, 15 January 1856, sent 22 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth.

Folio 26: Case no. 28, Thomas Marlow, aged 38, Leading Seaman; taken ill in at Devonport; disease or hurt, wound on lower part of each leg caused by a rope, Put on sick list, 15 January 1856, sent 22 January 1856 to Hospital at Plymouth.