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the lowest ratio of admissions was in the Nagpore Force. The Eastern District,
which headed the ratio of admissions last year, comes next to Kamptee as regards
freedom from these affections. The ratio of admissions in the whole army was
232.76 against 229.19 in 1884, and the ratio of deaths 1.83 against 2.68.
Venereal Diseases.— One thousand six hundred and forty-six admissions are
assigned to gonorrhœa and its sequelæ. The comparative prevalence of gonorrhœa
and its sequelæ in the several circles of administration for the years 1884 and 1885
is shown in the following table :—
Eastern
District.
Belgaum and
Western
Districts.
Bangalore
Division and
Ceded
Districts.
Hyderabad
Subsidiary
Force.
Nagpore
Force.
British
Burma
Division.
1884 . . .
163.28
117.77
134.48
165.13
161.21
90.36
1885 . . .
180.17
101.61
172.30
183.70
213.18
108.62
Increase over 1884 . . .
16.89
. . .
37.82
18.57
51.97
18.26
The following table shows the comparative prevalence of primary syphilis in
the several circles of administration and at the depôts during the years 1884
and 1885:—
Eastern
District.
Belgaum
and
Western
Districts.
Bangalore
Division
and Ceded
Districts.
Hyderabad
Subsidiary Nagpore
Force.
British
Burma
Division .
Depôts.
1884 . . .
152
123
389
133
24
153
99
1885. . .
164
144
455
154
29
194
126
Note .—Ordered to be re-established in Pro-
-ceedings of Government, No. 3620, dated
17th June 1886.
This shows that, without exception, there was an increase in the admissions
from this disease in the several circles
and at the depôts, the greatest increase
falling to the Bangalore Division, which
is due to the fact that the lock hospital
at Bellary was closed from 1st April
1885 to end of the year.
The following table similarly compares the prevalence of secondary syphilis :—
Eastern
District.
Belgaum
and
Western
Districts.
Bangalore
Division
and Ceded
Districts.
Hyderabad
Subsidiary
Force.
Nagpore
Force.
British
Burma
Division.
Depôts
1884 . . .
26
12
70
52
13
39
58
1885 . . .
29
32
61
33
4
29
32
Thus it appears that there was a decline in the number of admissions for this
Note .—Ordered to be re-established in Pro-
-ceedings of Government, No. 3620, dated
17th June 1886.
affection, except in the Eastern and
Belgaum and Western Districts. The
increase in the latter is attributable to
the closure of the lock hospital at
Cannanore as an experimental measure
from the 1st April 1885 to end of year.
Poisons .—There were 29 admissions from delirium tremens, and 6 from
alcoholic poisoning with 1 death.
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Injuries.—There were seven cases of accidental drowning and five of suicide.
There were two deaths from fracture of the skull, one from gunshot wound
(accidental), and one from gunshot wound (homicidal).
5. Influence of season on sickness.—The following table shows the amount of
sickness and mortality amongst the troops during each month of the year:—
C.
Monthly Abstract.
—
Average
strength for
the month.
Admitted
during
month.
DIED.
Average
number
constantly
sick.
In
Hospital.
Out of
Hospital.
January . . .
10,407
962
4
2
651
February . . .
10,671
862
8
. . .
670
March . . .
11,028
1,060
7
3
643
April . . .
10,336
1,007
6
. . .
647
May . . .
10,453
1,185
4
3
731
June . . .
10,498
1,079
7
. . .
748
July . . .
10,478
1,103
5
1
760
August . . .
10,443
999
12
3
735
September . . .
10,400
978
10
. . .
736
October . . .
10,215
966
4
1
684
November . . .
10,034
931
6
3
607
December . . .
10,004
973
8
. . .
620
Total . . .
124,967
12,105
81
16
8,232
Average annual strength . . .
10,414
Average constantly sick in hospital.
686
6. Health state of the troops at the several stations.—The amount of sickness, mortality and number of men invalided in each circle
and in each station in the command are shown in the following table
D.
Divisions.
Stations.
Average
strength.
Average
constantly
sick.
Admitted.
Died in
Die
and out of
hospital.
Invalided.
RATIO PER 1,000 OF STRENGTH.
Average
constantly
sick.
Admitted.
Died in
and out of
hospital.
Invalided.
Average of previous
period of 10 years.
Admitted. Died.
Eastern District ...
. . .
. . .
Madras and Pallávaram
...
656
55
737
3
16
83.84
1123.48
4.57
24.39
1213.19
13.14
St. Thomas Mount ..
...
282
26
334
4
21
92.20
1184.40
14.18
74.47 1243.13
14.90
Total ...
938
81
1,071
7
37
86.35
1141.79
7.46
39.44
... ... ...
Belgaum and Western Districts...
Belgaum
... ... ...
122
5
85
1
...
40.98
696.72
8.20
. . .
... ...
Cannanore
...
...
..
764
54
800
9
16
70.68
1047.12
11.78
20.94
1019.19
8.22
Calicut
.
...
117
8
129
2
...
68.38
1102 56
17.09
949.95
10.21
Malapuram ...
...
...
119
6
102
1
...
50.42
857.14
8.40
...
839.40
11.78
Total ...
1,122
73
1,116
13
16
65.06
994.65
11.59
14.26
...
...
Bangalore Division
...
...
Bangalore
...
...
...
1,164
62
1,212
4
30
53.26
1041.24
3.44
25.77
1137.89
9.68
Bellary
...
...
...
961
81
1,385
5
16
84.29
144121
5.20
16.65
1452.37
9.59
Rámandrug
... ...
...
34
...
26
...
...
...
764.71
... ... ... ...
Total
....
2,159
143
2,623
9
46
66.23
1214.91
4.17
21.31
... ...
Hyderabad Subsidiary Force
...
Secunderabad ...
...
...
2,466
175
2,804
26
63
70.97
1137.06
10.54
25.55
1150.49
12.77
Nagpore Force
... ...
. . .
K S at
Kamptee ...
... ... ...
978
53
1,083
2
19
54.19
1107.36
2.04
19.43
1557.42
16.92
Si t abul di . . . . . .
... ...
54
3
77
1
...
55.55
1425.93
18.52
1668.69
8.08
Total
...
1,032
56
1,160
3
19
54.26
1124.03
2.91
18.41
. . .
...
British Burma Division
...
...
Rangoon
...
... ...
825
42
843
9
14
50.91
1021.82
10.91
16.97
1379.89
13.92
Thayetmyo ...
...
...
667
42
957
10
8
62.97
1434.78
14 99
11.99
1086.43
13.94
Tonghoo
...
...
...
401
29
586
6
1
72.32
1461.35
14.96
2.49
1091.57
13.18
Port Blair
...
...
...
139
5
111
1
...
35.97
798.56
7.19
...
918.41
7.49
Thandoungee ...
...
..
9
5
8
...
...
555.55
888.89
... ... ... ...
Allanmyo
...
...
...
10
1
15
...
100.00
1500.00
...
...
...
...
Shouvagheen ...
...
...
2
...
1
...
...
...
500.00
...
...
...
...
Total ...
2,053
124
2,521
26
23
60 40
1227.96
12.66
11.20
. . .
Depôts
...
... ...
...
Poonamallee ...
...
118
33
226
6
35
279.66
1915.25
50.85
296.61
2016.37
47.23
Wellington
... ...
...
368
45
516
5
12
122.28
1402.17
13.59
32.61
1140.20
13.96
Total ...
486
78
742
11
47
160.49
1526.75
22.63
96.71
...
...
On the march
...
...
158
1
68
2
...
6.33
430.38
12.66
...
533.10
51.93
8
E―continued
.
Corps.
A v e r a g e a n n u a l
s t r engt h.
A d mi t t e d i n t o
hospi t al .
D e a t h s i n t h e
c o mma n d .
I n v a l i d e d .
Av e r a g e n u mb e r
c o n s t a n t l y s i c k .
RATIO PER 1,000 OF STRENGTH.
Aver age si ck
t i me t o each
soldier.
Av e r a g e d u r a t i o n
of eac h c as e of
si ckness.
Stations occupied during the year.
Admi s s i ons i nt o hos pi t a l .
Deaths in
the com-
mand.
I nva l i ds .
Av e r a g e
n u m b e r c o n -
s t a n t l y s i c k .
Royal Artillery ― continued.
M O N T H S .
7/1st Brigade, Eastern Division, R.A. ...
...
16
12
. . .
. . .
. . .
750.00
...
...
. . .
...
...
Thayetmyo 21/3 and left for Bengal
Presidency.
Details, Royal Artillery ...
...
...
...
31
10 ...
...
1
322.58
...
...
32.26
11. 77 36.50
Total ...
2,086
2,464
19
56 136
1181. 21
9.11
26.85
65.13
23.80
20.15
42nd Company, Royal Engineers
...
...
44
19
...
...
1
431.82
. . .
. . . 22.73
8 . 2 9 19.21 Bangalore
...
... ... ...
12
Infantry.
2nd Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, C. L. Regiment ...
867
915
12
19
58
1055.36 13.84
21.91
66.90
24.42 23.14 Cannanore (detachment at Calicut) ...
12
2nd
„
P. A. Somerset. Light Infantry ...
697
719
5
12
33
1031.56
7.17
17.22
47.35
17.26
16.75 Rangoon ...
...
...
...
...
12
2nd
„
Bedfordshire Regiment ...
...
864
1,199
5
9
69
1387. 73
5.79
10.42
79.86
29.14
21.01 On the march 1/3 and Bollary 112/3.
2nd
„
Royal S. Fusiliers, head-quarters...
489
624
8
6
29
1276.07
16.36
12.27
5 9 . 3 0
21.64
16.96 Thayetmyo
...
...
...
...
12
2nd
„
Royal Scots Fusiliers, wing
...
288
436
3
1
19
1513.88
1 0 . 4 2
3.47
65.97
24.08
15.91 Tonghoo
...
...
...
...
12
2nd
„
South Wales Borderers ...
...
713
813
3
16
52
1140. 25
4.21
22.44 72.93
26. 62 23.34 Madras (detachment at Malapuram and
Port Blair).
12
2nd
„
Hampshire Regiment ...
...
714
826
11
15
46
1156.86
15.41
21.01
64.43
23.52
20.33 On the march 11/3 Secunderabad 82/3,
and l ef t f or f i el d ser vi ce, Bur ma.
1st
„
Oxfordshire Light Infantry
...
233
214
1
13
13
9 1 8 . 4 5
4 . 2 9 55.79
5 5 . 7 9
20.37 22.17 Bangalore 31/3, and left for Quetta, 10th
April 1885.
2nd
„
Middlesex Regiment
...
...
810
904
5
23
54
1116.05
6.17
28.39
66.66
24.33
21.80 Secunderabad ...
...
...
...
12
2nd
„
Royal Munster Fusiliers ...
...
894
995
4
17
46
1112.98
4 . 4 7 19.01
51.45
18.78
16.87 Kamptee (detachment at Sitabuldi) ...
12
1st
„
Rifle Brigade
...
...
...
103
76
. . . ...
4
737.86
...
...
38.83
14.17
19.21 Belgaum 12/3.
D e t a i l s o f I n f a n t r y . . . . . . . . . . . .
64
62 ...
...
3
968.75
...
...
4 6 . 8 7
17. 11
1 7 . 6 6
Total ...
6,736
7,783
57 131 426
1155.43
8 . 4 6 19.45
6 3 . 2 4
23.08
1 9 . 9 8
Conval escent Depot s.
Poonamallee
...
...
. . .
. . .
. . .
1 1 8
226
6
35
24
1915.25
50.85 296.61 203.39
74.23
3 8 . 7 6
Wellington ...
...
... . . .
. . .
. . .
368
516
5
12
44
1402.17
13.59
32.61 119.57
43.64
31.12
Total ...
486
742
11
47
68
1526.75
22.63
96.71 139.91
51.07
33.45
Garrison Staff and Departments .... ...
...
174
85
4
...
3
488.51
22.99
...
1 7 . 2 4
6.29
1 2 . 8 8
Grand Total ... 10,414 12,105
97 251*
* 6 8 6 1162.38
9.31
2 4 . 1 0 65.87
24.04 20.68
Excluding convalescents and detained.
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No. 1.
RETURN showing the SICKNESS, MORTALITY, and INVALIDING in Her Majesty's BRITISH TROOPS in the
MADRAS PRESIDENCY for 1885.
Years.
A v e r a g e S t r e n g t h .
A d m i s s i o n s i n t o H o s p i t a l .
DEATHS IN HOSPITAL.
D e a t h s o u t o f H o s p i t a l .
T o t a l D e a t h s i n a n d o u t o f H o s p i t a l .
I n v a l i d e d .
A d m i s s i o n s .
RATIO PER 1,000 OF STRENGTH.
F r o m C h o l e r a .
E x c l u d i n g C h o l e r a .
F r o m a l l C a u s e s .
Deaths in Hospital. D e a t h s o u t o f H o s p i t a l . T o t a l D e a t h s i n a n d o u t o f H o s p i t a l .
I n v a l i d e d .
F r o m C h o l e r a .
E x c l u d i n g C h o l e r a .
F r o m a l l C a u s e s .
1884 .. 10,812 11,960
10
66
76
17
93 350 1106.18 0.92 6.10 7.03 1.57 8.60 32.37
1885 .. 10,414 12,105
2
79
81
16
97 251 1162.38 0.19 7.58 7.77 1.54 9.31 24.10
12
NO,
RETURN showing the MORTALITY in and out of HOSPITAL
Stations.
A v e r a g e S t r e n g t h .
A v e r a g e D a i l y S i c k .
A d m i s s i o n s .
DEATHS.
I n v a l i d e d .
RATIO PER 1,000 OF STRENGTH.
CLASS ..
ORDER..
I n H o s p i t a l .
O u t o f H o s p i t a l .
A v e r a g e D a i l y S i c k .
A d m i s s i o n s .
Deaths.
I n v a l i d e d .
Corps in which Deaths took place.
I n H o s p i t a l . O u t o f H o s p i t a l .
Madras and
Pallavaram.
656 55
737
16
83.84 1123.48 4.57
. . .
24.39
6/1st Southern Division, R.A.
..
2nd Batn., South Wales Borderers ..
Garrison Staff and Departments ..
St. Thomas'
Mount.
282 26
334 4 .. 21
92.20 1184.40 14.18 ..
74.47 Q/1st Brigade, R.A.
2nd Batn., Royal Fusiliers, C.L. Regt.
Poonamallee ..
118 33
226 6 .. 35 279.66 1915.25 50.85 .. 296.61
S/1st Brigade, R.A.
..
..
D/lst
do. ..
..
1st Batn., Oxfordshire L.I.
..
2nd do. Royal Fusiliers
..
2nd do. Hampshire Regt.
..
Cannanore ..
764 54
800 5 4 16
70.68 1047.12 6.54 5.24 20.94 2nd do. Royal Fusiliers, C.L. Regt.
Calicut
..
117 8
129 2 .. ..
68.38 1102.56 17.09
..
..
2nd do.
do.
do. ..
Malapuram ..
119 6
102 ..
1 ..
50.42 857.14
..
8.40
..
2nd do. South Wales Borderers ..
Belgaum ..
122 5
85
..
40.98 696.72 8.20
..
..
G/2nd Brigade, R.A.
..
..
Bangalore ..
1,164 62
1,212 4 .. 30
53.26 1041.24 3.44
..
25.77
12th Lancers
..
.. ..
E/B Brigade,R.H.A.
..
..
1st Batn., Oxfordshire L.I.
Bead Quarter Staff
..
..
Bellary
..
961 81
1,385 4 1 16
84.29 1441.21 4.16 1.04 16.65
2nd Batn., Bedfordshire Regt.
..
2nd do. Hampshire Regt.
Garrison Staff and Departments ..
Wellington ..
368 45
516 4 1 12 122.28 1402.17 10.87 2.72 32.61
14th Hussars
..
..
..
2nd Batn., Bedfordshire Regt
2nd do. South Wales Borderers ..
2nd do. Royal Scots Fusiliers ..
Ramandroog..
34 ..
26 .. .. ..
..
764.71
..
..
..
......
Secunderabad.
2,466 175
2,804 25 1 63
70.97 1137.06 10.14 0.40 25.55
14th Hussars
..
..
..
M/B Brigade, R. H.A . .. ..
D/1st Brigade, R.A.
..
..
U/1st
do.
I/3rd
do.
..
2nd Batn., Hampshire Regt.
2nd do. Middlesex Regt.
..
2nd do. Royal Munster Fusiliers.
Garrison Staff and Departments ..
Kamptee ..
978 53
1,083 1 1 19 54.19 1107.36 1.02 1.02
1 9 . 4 3
2nd Batn., Royal Munster Fusiliers.
Seetabuldee ..
54 3
77 1 .. ..
55.55 1425.93 18.52 ..
..
Do.
do.
..
Rangoon..
825 42
843 6 3 14 50.91 1021.82 7.27 3.61 16.97
6/1st Southern Division, R.A.
2nd Batn., Somersetshire L.I .. ..
2nd do. Bedfordshire Regt.
..
Garrison Staff and Departments ..
Thayetmyo ..
667 42
957 8 2 8
62.97 1434.78 11.99 3.00 11.99 6/1st South Irish Division, R.A. ..
2nd. Batn., Royal Scots Fusiliers ..
Tounghoo ..
401 29
586 4 2 1
72.32 1461.35 9.97 4.99 2.49
8/1st Brigade. London Division, R.A.
2nd Batn., Royal Scots Fusiliers ..
Port Blair ..
139 5
111 1
. .
..
35.97 798.56 7.19
..
..
2nd do. South Wales Borderers ..
Thandoungee.
9 5
8 .. .. .. 555.55 888.89 ..
..
..
......
Allanmyo ..
10 1
15 .. .. .. 100.00 1500.00 ..
..
..
......
Shoyagheen ..
2
. .
1
. .
. .
. .
. .
500.00
. .
..
..
.....
On the March.
158 1
68 2 .. ..
6.33 430.38 12.66
..
. .
2nd Batn., Hampshire Regt.
2nd do. Bedfordshire Regt.
..
Total .. 10,414 731 12,105 81 16 251
70.19 1162.38 7.77 1.54 24.10
......
6
COOKING AND RATIONS
There has been no change in the rations, except at St. Thomas' Mount and Madras,
where Chicago beef was issued to the troops towards the end of the year. In Bellary the want
of variety in the vegetable ration (potatoes and onions) is much felt. It has been proposed to
open out a vegetable garden at Ramandroog, when the troops from Bellary visit it during
the hot weather months. This will afford occupation to the troops stationed there and provide
a supply of good fresh vegetables for Bellary.
In November the question of the insufficiency of a half ration for boys under sixteen years
of age was raised by the Officer Commanding the 2nd Battalion, Royal Munster Fusiliers, and
referred to me for my opinion. In reply I stated that I considered it highly desirable, on
account of health, that boys under sixteen years should have full rations.
Canteens.—The country-made beer now issued to the troops, instead of English beer, is
not generally liked by the men, although it is much lighter and a better drink. The Deputy
Surgeon-General, British Burma Division, reports that " at Thayetmyo, where intemperance
was seriously interfering with the general health of the men, the Medical Officer recommended
that the canteen should not be opened before noon ; the suggestion was accepted and the
health of the men and the sick returns show a decided improvement in consequence."
Coffee Shops.—These excellent institutions worked well during the year and gave general
satisfaction.
Clothing has been suitable and varied according to season.
Duties and Exercises.—Duties have not been reported as excessive. Exercise and games,
conducive to health, have been encouraged.
(Signed)
J. IRVINE, M.D., Q.S.D.,
Surgeon
- G e n e r a l , H e r M a j e s t y ' s F o r c e s , M a d r a s .
9
Return of Non-commissioned Officers and Privates Invalided, and Officer who have obtained Sick
Leave of the Troops serving in the Madras Command from 1st January to 31st December
1885.
(Only such invalids as have embarked for England.)
Station.
Rank.
Names.
Period
of resi-
dence in
India.
Disease for which inva-
lided or obtained
Sick Leave.
Period
under
treat-
ment.
Whether
probable
result of
this climate
or of a pre-
vious course
of service
elsewhere.
Madras
... Sergeant ... H. Webb ...
... 4 5 Dysentery
...
50 In India.
Private ... J. Raddick
... 4 5
Do.
...
111
Do.
Do.
... T. Healy ...
.. 0 10
Do.
...
54
Do.
Do.
... P. Grey ... . . . 4 5 Aneurism thoracic
aorta.
106
Do.
Do.
... M. O'Brien
... 4 5 Dysentery
...
58
Do.
Do.
.... J. O'Connell
... 0 10
Do.
...
107
Do.
Do.
... L. Landry
... 4 6 General debility ...
66
Do.
Do.
... J. Williams
... 0 10 Dysentery
...
55
Do.
Do.
... Lewis
...
... 4 6 Val. disease of heart
16
Do.
D o . . . .
Morrissey
... 1 0 Bronchial catarrh...
29
Do.
Do.
... J. Burke ...
..
2 0 Dementia ...
...
52
Do.
Sergeant ... T. Healey
... 5 1 Ostitis
...
...
26
Do.
Private ... F. J. Walters
... 5 1 Hypochondriasis ...
42
Do.
Do.
... A. Grainger
1 6 Val. disease of heart
31
Do.
Do.
... J. Lynch ...
... 3 7 Wound gunshot ...
72
Do.
Do.
... J. Donavan
... 5 0 Mania chronic ...
72
Do.
St. Thomas'
Mount.
Sergeant ... S. Black ...
... 6 2 Deafness ...
...
112
Do.
Gunner ... W. Jellis ...
... 6 0 Hepatitis ...
...
29
Do,
Driver
. . . J. Young ...
... 6 3 Phthisis pulmonalis.
96
Do.
Gunner ... J. Chivers
... 6 11 Secondary syphilis.
48
Do.
Do.
... S. Preston
... 6 11
Do.
...
130
Do.
Do.
... G. Wathing
... 5 11 Mania
...
...
75
Do.
Driver
... S. Tarrant
... 6 11 Orchitis ...
...
22
Do.
Do.
... C. McNeil
... 6 11 Synovitis ...
...
33
Do.
Corporal ... C. A. Warmer ... 3 4 Hepatitis ...
...
51
Do.
Gunner ... J. West ...
... 5 11
Do.
...
...
189
Do.
Driver
.. P. Elliot ...
... 5 3 Phthisis pulmonalis.
42
Do.
Do.
... G. A. Page
... 5 3 Val. disease of heart
14
Do.
Quarter Mas-
ter Sergt.
J. A. West
... 6 6 Stricture of urethra.
18
Do.
Gunner ... J. Whitly ...
. . . 2 10 Diuresis ... ...
96
Do.
Driver
.. E. Hammond
... 8 8 Secondary syphilis.
160
Do.
Private ... H. Longley
... 1 1 Val. disease of heart,
34
Do.
Do.
... R. Baxter ...
... 1 0 Dysentery
...
71
Do.
Do.
... C. Thorn ...
... 1 1 1 Inflam. extl. mea-
tus.
51
Do.
Do.
... A. Stevenson
... 1 11 Hepatitis ...
...
29
Do.
Do.
... T. Attwood
... 2 11 Rheumatism ch. ...
77
Do.
Do.
... W. Webster
... 2 9 Phthisis pulmonalis.
93
Do.
Poonamallee. Sergeant ... C. Ward ...
... 7 0
Do.
...
179
Do.
Do.
... S. Munson
... 6 4 Chronic
pneumonic
phthisis.
137
Do.
Do.
... H. Orme ...
... 18 7 Simple enlargement
of liver.
159
Do.
Quarter Mas-
ter Sergt.
S. Dickinson
... 17 0 Hepatitis ...
...
164
Do.
Gunner ... J. Clarke ...
... 8 6 General debility ...
101
Do.
Do.
... T. Watson
... 5 4 Dysentery
...
178
Do.
Driver
... W. Tressider
... 1 11 Palpitation
...
37
D o .
Gunner ... S. DecHorne
... 3 0
Do.
...
124
Do.
Do.
... J. Thomas
... 3 0 General debility ...
64
Do.
10
Return of Non-commissioned Officers and Privates Invalided, &c. —continued.
Station.
Rank.
Names.
Period
of resi-
dence in
India.
Disease for which inva-
lided or obtained
.
Leave.
Period
under
treat-
ment.
Whether
probable
result of
this climate
or of a pre-
vious course
of service
elsewhere.
Poonamallee. Gunner ... G. S. Townsend ... 1 6 Secondary syphilis.
138 In India.
Private ... T. Blyth ...
...
2 0 General debility ...
82
Do.
Do.
... W. Steer ...
...
4 2
Do.
...
31
Do.
Corporal ... J. Coverdale
...
8 1 Bronchial catarrh.
159
Do.
Private ... N. Clithers
...
2 2 General debility ...
152
Do.
Do.
... R. Edwards
...
7 3
Do.
...
78
Do.
Do.
... J. Hern ...
...
7 0 Bronchitis
...
194
Do.
Do.
W. Rudge
...
7 0 Splenitis ...
...
122
Do.
Do.
... W. Simpson
...
2 5 General debility ...
90
Do.
Do.
... J. Hemphris
...
2 4 Secondary syphilis.
141
Do.
Do.
... T. King ...
...
3 0 Phthisis pulmonalis. 183
Do.
Do.
... T. Fleming
...
9 0 General debility ...
39
Do.
Sergeant ... J. Collins ...
...
2 11 Hepatitis ...
...
269
Do.
Private ... P. Donœghy
...
13 3 Secondary syphilis.
290
Do.
Do.
... F. Shepherd
...
2 11
Do.
...
226
Do.
Do.
... W. Mills ...
...
1 11
Do.
...
326
Do.
Do.
... J. Dixon ...
...
1 5 Phthisis pulmonalis.
95
Do.
Corporal ... J. Yates ...
...
19 7 General debility ...
62
Do.
Lance Corpl. A. Elden ...
...
1 11 Impaired vision ...
116
Do.
Private ... J. Bessant
...
3 1 Palpitation
...
247
Do.
Do.
... W. Grant ...
...
3 0 Dysentery
...
188
Do.
Do.
...
C. Park ...
...
4 1 General debility ...
8
Do.
Do.
... S. Merriden
...
1 11 Val. disease of heart.
40
Do.
Do.
... C. Corbett
...
1 3 Dysentery
...
110
Do.
Do.
... J. Cottrell
...
4 6 Hepatitis ...
...
36
Do.
Schoolmaster. J. Head ...
... 3 1 Phthisis pulmona-
lis.
227
Do.
Cannanore... Private ... R. Shields
... 1 1 Atrophy of bone ...
46
Do.
Do.
... A. Mintram
... 3 0 Hepatitis ...
...
152
Do.
Do.
... J. Jones ...
... 4 1
Do.
...
...
500
Do.
Quarter Mas-
ter Sergt.
J. Berry ...
... 11 9 Dysentery
...
73
Do.
Private ... R. Beasley
... 2 9 Palpitation
...
78
Do.
Do.
L. May ...
... 1 8
Do.
..
160
Do.
Do.
... H. Phipps
... 1. 8 Secondary syphilis.
138
Do.
Do.
... J. McDonald
... 2 9 Dysentery
...
114
Do.
Do.
... A. Clements
... 11 9
Do.
...
95
Do.
Do.
... J. Bennett
... 11 9
Do.
...
119
Do.
Do.
... E. Hickling
... 5 4 Chronic synovitis.
87
Do.
Do.
... J. Williams
... 2 9 General debility ...
230
Do.
Do.
... G. W. Thorn
... 2 9 Hypertrophy
of
heart.
203
Do.
Do.
... G. Bell
...
.... 2 0 Short sight
...
34
Do.
Lance Corpl. H. Goodridge
... 3 5 Pleurisy ...
...
128
Do.
Private ... F. Peacock
... 1 10 Melancholia
...
38
Do.
North
Bangalore.
Color Sergt. W. Crop ...
... 9 0 Chronic
rheuma-
tism.
10
Do.
Sergeant ... J. Claydon
... 12 5 Abscess of liver ...
29
Do.
Private ... A. Hawkins
... 1 5 Synovitis
...
59
Do.
Do.
... J. Coleman
... 3 0 Secondary syphilis.
58
Do.
Do.
... A. Harvey
... 1 11
Do.
...
9
Do.
Do.
... W. White
... 1 5 Phthisis pulmonalis.
35
Do.
Do.
... Thomas Ganley ... 2 1 Prolapsus rectum...
71
Do.
Do.
... John Thomas Cain. 8 1 Dementia ...
..
34
Do.
South Ban-
galore.
Sergeant ... H. Thomas
... 8 3 General debility ...
56
Do.
Corporal ... W. Wells ...
... 12 1 Hepatitis ...
..
64
Do.