Folio 30: Nosological return of cases mentioned in the journal. Folios 31-31a: Tables...

Folio 30: Nosological return of cases mentioned in the journal.

Folios 31-31a: Tables of medical statistics.

Folios 33-78: Surgeon's general remarks. Joined this ship on 2 February 1859 assisted Mr B Bynoe [Benjamin Bynoe] his predecessor, in a survey of the medicines until 8 February when Mr Bynoe gave up charge. Remarks on the classification and symptoms, treatment and infectious nature of the fever, also his opinion of yellow fever as the same as remittent fever in a severe form, he remarks on the remittent fever of Rio de Janeiro never spreading until infection was imported. He also stated how he acted when the first two cases of the fever [case no 2 and case no 3] appeared on board. He also mentioned that the nurses who attended the fever cases were the men who had fever during the previous seasons. Remarks that the idea of yellow fever propagating by infection may be laughed at by some of his professional brethen, in which infection view of the disease was not scientific enough. He remarks on the history of fever cases - Mr Retallick [case no 11], Mr Percival, case no 15, case no 13, and case no 16. The Surgeon also remarks on the state and condition of the ship. The surgeon mentioned Dr Copeland's opinion on the want of vital power, or organic nervous energy in this fever, also remarks on Quinine. Included in the general remarks are topographical notes.

Folio 73: List of men belonged to HMS Madagascar who were invalided:

Folio 73: Mr J W. Lowe, aged 38, Master; disease or injury, stricture; invalided 26 May 1959, sent to England in HMS Cumberland. Folio 73: John Stanley, aged 39, Able Seaman; disease or injury, epilepsy; invalided 26 January 1959, sent to England in HMS Industry. Folio 73: William Ash, aged 43, Ward Room's Steward; disease or injury, gout; invalided 8 July 1959, sent to England in HMS Harrier. Folio 73: E M Leycester, aged 43, Commander; disease or injury, ramollissement; invalided 6 September 1959, sent to England in RMS Tyne. Folio 73: Michael Cowling, aged 18, Ward Room's Steward; disease or injury, morbus coxarius; invalided 4 November 1959, sent to England in RMS [Oneide?]. Folio 73: John Hawkesley, aged 30, Corporal Marine; disease or injury, phthisis pulmonalis; invalided 29 December 1959, sent to England in RMS Avon. Folio 73: List of officers and men belonging to HMS Madagascar who died. Folio 73: Antonio Levy, aged 21, Ordinary Seaman; disease, fever; died 14 February 1859. Folio 73: Mr H Brett, aged 21, Clerk; disease, fever; died 10 April 1859. Folio 73: Edward Porter, aged 17, Boy 1st Class; disease, fever; died 16 July 1859. Folio 73: List of supernumerary officers and men who died on board HMS Madagascar. Folio 73: Mr W Percival, aged 23, Assistant Surgeon belonged to HMS Spy; disease, fever; died 4 March 1859. Folio 73: Edward M. Russell, aged 17, Boy 1st Class belonged to HMS Siren; disease, fever; died 18 July 1859. Folio 73: the following is a list of men belonged to other ships sent on board HMS Madagascar for treatment. Folio 73: Daniel Hallin, aged 24, Ordinary Seaman belonged to HMS Buzzard; disease or hurt, fracture; received on board 1 January 1859, invalided 7 February 1859, sent to England in HMS Indus. Folio 73: William Carr, aged 32, Able Seaman belonged to HMS Spy; disease or hurt, stricture; received on board 1 January 1859, invalided 9 February 1859, sent to England in Steamer Tamar. Folio 73: [Patrick?] Simmons, aged 23, Able Seaman belonged to HMS Spy; disease or hurt, scrophula; received on board 2 February 1859, invalided 7 February 1859, sent to England in HMS Indus. Folio 73: Charles Farrell, aged 27, Royal Marine belonged to HMS Siren; disease or hurt, loose cartilage; received on board 23 May 1859, invalided 26 May 1859, sent to England in HMS Cumberland. Folio 73: George Molleyneax, aged 22, Ordinary Seaman belonged to HMS Spy; disease or hurt, injury of knee joint; received on board 1 June 1859, invalided 8 July 1859, sent to England in HMS Harrier. Folio 73: Mr R A Parr, aged 29, Lieutenant belonged to HMS Cumberland; disease or hurt, bubo sympathetic; received on board 4 June 1859, discharged 25 June 1859 to duty to HMS Leopard. Folio 73: William Bowden, aged 24, Ship's Steward belonged to HMS Siren; disease or hurt, fever; received on board 20 July 1859, discharged 25 July 1859 to duty to HMS Siren. Folio 73: John Haish, aged 35, Quarter Master belonged to HMS Siren; disease or hurt, rheumatism; received on board 22 July 1859, discharged 10 August 1859 to duty to HMS Siren. Folio 73: Alfred Welsh, aged 19, Ordinary Seaman belonged to HMS Siren; disease or hurt, pleuritis; received on board 22 July 1859, discharged 10 August 1859 to duty to HMS Siren. Folio 73: Charles Robinson, aged 24, Rope Maker belonged to HMS Siren; disease or hurt, neuralgia; received on board 22 July 1859, discharged 10 August 1859 to duty to HMS Siren. Folio 73: Samuel Hallett, aged 16, Boy 2nd Class belonged to HMS Siren; disease or hurt, fever; received on board 25 July 1859, sent 1 August 1859 to St Isabel's Hospital, died 2 August 1859. Folio 73: Robert Mitchell, aged 33, Stoker belonged to HMS Sidon; disease or hurt, stricture; received on board 26 October 1859, discharged 13 December 1859 to duty and Afterwards discharged to HMS Buzzard. Folio 73: Frederick Roberts, aged 23, Able Seaman belonged to HMS Sidon; disease or hurt, abscess; received on board 26 October 1859, sent 11 January 1860 to HMS Sphinx for passage to join HMS Sidon. Folio 73: W J Williams, aged 28, 2nd Master belonged to Gun Boat Forward; disease or hurt, hepatitis; received on board 28 October 1859, invalided 29 December 1859, sent to England in HMS Siren. Folio 73: G E Mount, aged 34, Stoker belonged to HMS Sidon; disease or hurt, stricture; received on board 30 October 1859, invalided 6 December 1859, sent to England in RMS Tyne. Folios 73-74: List of men invalided belonging to other ships sent on board HMS Madagascar for treatment and passage to England. Folio 73: Richard Evans, aged 23, Able Seaman belonged to HMS Cumberland; disease or hurt, morbus cordis; received on board 9 February 1859, sent 9 February 1859 to England in HMS Industry.