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Bermuda Naval Hospital, May-July 1827. [Note: ADM 101/8/4, 1-48 are produced as a...
Catalogue reference: ADM 101/8/4/15
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ADM 101/8/4/15
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1827
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Bermuda Naval Hospital, May-July 1827.
[Note: ADM 101/8/4, 1-48 are produced as a single document: order as ADM 101/8/4].
Folio 1: Blank.
Folio 2: Charles Holloway, case continued from previous journal; disease or hurt, tympanites abdominalis. Discharged 10 April 1827.
Folios 2-3: Job Andrews, case continued from previous journal; disease or hurt, phthisis; remains in hospital.
Folio 3: John Handley, Antelope, case continued from previous journal; disease or hurt, chronic dysentery. Discharged 9 June 1827.
Folio 3: John Wallis, case continued from previous journal; disease or hurt, chronic rheumatism; remains in hospital.
Folio 3: John Robinson, Antelope, case continued from previous journal; disease or hurt, ulcerated hand. Discharged 19 April 1827.
Folio 3: John Painter, Dromedary, case continued from previous journal; disease or hurt, injury of the head. Discharged 6 April 1827.
Folios 3-4: William Langley, aged about 24, Antelope; disease or hurt, spasms. Discharged 8 June 1827.
Folio 4: Richard Hayes, aged about 44, quartermaster, Antelope; disease or hurt, dyspepsia and debility. Admitted, 3 April 1827. Discharged 2 May 1827.
Folio 4: William Horring, aged about 30, Dromedary; disease or hurt, dyspepsia and debility. Admitted, 16 April 1827. Died 24 April 1827.
Folio 4: Thomas Godfrey, aged 22, Dromedary; disease or hurt, abscess. Admitted, 16 May 1827. Discharged 20 June 1827.
Folio 4: Francis Buttery, aged about 28, Dromedary; disease or hurt, chronic dysentery. Admitted, 18 May 1827. Discharged 13 May 1827.
Folio 4: James Baird, aged about 23, Antelope; disease or hurt, chronic dysentery. Admitted, [?]. Discharged 15 June 1827.
Folio 5: Thomas Davis, aged about 30, Antelope; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 26 April 1827. Died 2 May 1827.
Folio 5: Henry Wise, aged about 22, Dromedary; disease or hurt, diseased lungs. Admitted, 9 May 1827. Died 17 May 1827.
Folios 5-6: Joseph Edgecombe, Boatswain, Antelope; disease or hurt, mania. Admitted, 22 May 1827. Discharged 11 June 1827.
Folio 6: James Snook, aged 64, Carpenter, Antelope; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 30 May 1827. Discharged 16 June 1827.
Folio 6: Henry Hance, aged 22, Dromedary; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, 10 June 1827. Remains in hospital.
Folio 6: William Brown, aged 30; disease or hurt, fever. Admitted, June 1827. Remains in hospital.
Folio 6: John Cox, aged about 22; disease or hurt, dysentery. Admitted, [?]. Remains in hospital.
Folio 7: Blank.
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