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MILITARY DEPARTMENT, 18TH MARCH 1890, No. 2026.
Commanding as soon as the opinion of the Deputy Surgeon-General is obtained as
to the desirability of this proposal.
Quarters for men of the Army Hospital Native Corps. —An estimate for this
work has been submitted for the sanction of Government.
ST. THOMAS ' MOUNT.
Ventilation of Latrines and Kitchens, East and West Barracks .—Estimates have
been called for for remedying the defects brought to notice.
Quarters for Hospital Staff. —The Public Works Department has been called
upon to submit an estimate for converting the family quarters of the old north and
south barracks into quarters for warrant officers and staff sergeants, and the work
when carried out will afford suitable accommodation. An estimate for quarters for
men of the Army Hospital Native Corps at this station has been submitted for the
sanction of Government.
BURMA—RANGOON.
Offensive smells from Urinals attached to the British Infantry Barracks. —The
Deputy Surgeon-General considers they are not too close for day use and too far
for night use, but with regard to the offensive smell from them he states that, with
proper care and conservation, this could be avoided. The General Officer Com-
manding concurs in this opinion and has issued orders accordingly.
Water-supply. — A scheme for this purpose is included in the coming year's
budget. Sanction has been at times accorded for the hire of water-carts to convey
water to the troops at this station when the wells have failed.
THAYETMYO.
Damp condition of Cells .—General Gordon reports that no complaints regarding
the condition of these cells reached him before. The rainfall at Thayetmyo is so
small that the defect must have been apparent for a very short time. A drain to
carry off water has been cut around the building and the result is reported as
favorable.
TOUNGOO.
Quarters for men of the Army Hospital Native Corps. —The General Officer
Commanding reports that these men have now got good quarters.
MANDALAY.
Quarters for Medical Subordinates. —These will be erected in due course, but
must await their turn with due regard to other more pressing requirements.
Drainage and Water-supply. —Drainage works in progress. Water-supply
scheme receiving consideration.
Conservancy of the Native Town .—General Gordon states that this is an Imperial
question involving an enormous outlay to make it satisfactory. Very much depends
on the provision of good metalled roads, and, as soon as these are provided, a proper
system of conservancy will be instituted.
BHAMO.
Sanitation of the Native Town .—This hardly appears a military question. The
want of sanitary arrangements is well known to Government, and steps are being
taken to introduce proper conservancy among the various classes residing in Bhamo.
These have never been interfered with before, and it is therefore a delicate matter
requiring careful handling and one involving very heavy expenditure.
Drainage of Marsh outside the Stockade. —This is now receiving consideration,
but the engineering difficulties are great and the cost will be heavy.
2
OOTACAMUND,
29 th August 1889.
(Signed) J. A. HANBURY, M.B.,
Surgeon-General, Her Majesty's Forces.
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MILITARY DEPARTMENT, 18TH MARCH 1890, No. 2026.
The water-supply has been abundant and its quality good; it has been boiled and filtered
before use.
The drainage has been chiefly natural. Cuttings have been made wherever required to carry
off storm water.
Meiktila .—The quarters occupied by the troops consisted of buildings of bamboo with
mat walls, thatched roofs and wooden floors. They stand on slightly rising ground on the
banks of a lake about 15 miles in circumference. The lake is about 200 yards from the barracks.
Its depth varies according to season, but as the shore shelves rapidly, little ground is left
exposed to the sun and this dries quickly. No marshy land or cultivated ground exists in the
vicinity. The barracks are all of a temporary nature and are reported as having been con-
-stantly in need of repairs. A hut was used for the purpose of a canteen and a coffee-shop
has been provided.
The beer has frequently had to be condemned.
The hospital consisted of two wards and a dispensary. It had accommodation for 25 beds.
The roof was found to leak during the rainy season and the walls became undermined from
the attacks of destructive insects.
The water has been obtained from wells well protected from impurities. Supply inex
-haustible and quality good; it has been filtered before use.
The, bath-rooms are built of the same material as the barracks and are raised 3 feet from
the ground. The floor underneath being unpaved has been constantly sodden. Waste water
has been run off by means of shallow drains into the nearest nullah.
Minbu .—On the breaking up of the Upper Burma field force this station was abandoned
for British troops.
The quarters which they occupied were temporary, consisting of bamboo huts with mat
walls, bamboo flooring and thatched roof.
The hospital was a similar structure and answered the temporary requirements.
Koni .—This station is situated in the Southern Shan States at an elevation of over 4,000 feet,
and it has been only occupied temporarily by British troops. The quarters consisted of huts
of mud walls plastered over. The roofs were of thatch and a space 9 inches wide existed
between the walls and roof for ventilation. During the rainy season in spite of woodfires it
was found difficult to keep the huts at a proper temperature.
No canteen was established, but a coffee-shop was provided.
Drinking water was only obtainable from streams and in the rainy season this source
became impregnated with organic matter and was thought to be the cause of a considerable
number of admissions for bowel-complaints.
Return showing the Admissions and Deaths among the Troops during the several months of the year 1888—cont.
Average strength 14,073.
Diseases.
August.
September.
October.
November.
December.
Total.
Average number
constantly
sick.
A d m i t t e d .
Died
A d m i t t e d .
Died
A d m i t t e d .
Died
A d m i t t e d .
Died
A d m i t t e d .
Died
A d m i t t e d .
Died
I n h o s p i - t a l . O u t o f h o s p i t a l .
I n h o s p i - t a l . O u t o f h o s p i t a l .
I n h o s p i - t a l . O u t o f h o s p i t a l .
I n h o s p i - t a l . O u t o f h o s p i t a l .
I n h o s p i - t a l .
O u t o f h o s p i t a l .
I n h o s p i - t a l . O u t o f h o s p i t a l .
I.—GENERAL DISEASES.
Sub-Group I.
Group " A "
Small-pox
4
1
. . .
1
. . .
. . .
1
. . .
. . . . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
9
1
. . .
0.19
Other eruptive fevers
1 ... ... ... ... ...
3
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
10
... ...
0.22
Enteric fever
19
6
...
10
5
...
10
2
...
4
1
...
4
1
...
104 32
...
13.63
Other continued fevers
92
... ...
96
... ...
34
... ...
38
... ...
53
... ...
835
1
...
38.94
Yellow fever
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Cholera
3
2
...
1
1
... ... ... ... ... ... ...
1
1
...
54 35
5
0.77
Dysentery
86
1
...
73
1
...
61
1
...
51
1
...
5 3
... ...
789 15
...
64.92
Other diseases
... ... ... ... ... ...
2
... ...
1
... ... ... ... ...
9
2
...
0.32
Total
205 10
...
181
7
...
161
3
...
94
2
...
1 1 1 2
...
1,810 86
5
118.99
Sub-Group II.—Malarial fevers 396
3
...
364
1
...
388
2
...
378
4
...
352
6
...
3,450 30
...
100.34
Sub-Group III.—Septic diseases
2
... ... ... ... ...
1
... ...
1
... ...
1
... ...
11
... ...
0.37
Sub-Group IV.
Syphilis, primary
79
... ...
7 4
... ...
1 2 3
... ...
149
... ...
192
... ...
1 , 1 5 1
... ...
93.33
Do. secondary 38
... ...
5 2
... ...
43
1
...
36
... ...
3
... ...
511
2
...
55.47
Gonorrhœa
159
. . .
. . .
1 8 7 . . .
. . . 206
. . .
. . . 270
. . .
. . .
2 5 8 . . .
. . .
2 , 2 9 5
. . .
. . .
159.91
Total
276
. . .
. . . 313
. . .
. . . 372
1 . . . 455
. . .
. . . 485
. . .
. . .
3 , 9 5 7 2
. . .
308.71
Sub-Group V.—Hydrophobia, &c.
. . .
. . . . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . . . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . . . . .
...
MILITARY DEPARTMENT, 18TH MARCH 1890, No. 2026.
Return of Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates invalided and Officers who have obtained
Sick Leave of the Troops serving in the Madras Command from 1st January to 31st December
1888.
(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.
YS. M.
DAYS.
Madras
Sergeant
J. W. Edwards
16 0 Debility
1 In India.
Private
L. Gilks
8 0
Do.
190
Do.
Do.
J. Tew
4 0 Palpitation
81
Do.
Do.
W. Cox
4 0
Do.
98
Do.
Do.
J. Twitchen
6 0
Do.
110
Do.
St. Thomas'
Mount.
Sergeant
J. Fisher
8 2 Dysentery
15
Do.
Gunner
J. Mulholland
1 4 Congestion of liver
62
Do.
Staff Sergeant
Instructor.
P. Harris
8 2 Debility
17
Do.
Dist. Sergt.-
Major.
J. McChesney
9 2
D o .
46
Do.
Poonamallee. Private
Thomas Farrell
3 11 Melancholia
93
Do.
Corporal
Charles Anderson. 8 1 Tubercle of lung
79
Do.
Gunner
Thomas Walters
2 1 Dysentery
156
Do.
Driver
James Driscoll
3 3
Do.
85
Do.
Gunner
Joseph Peel
2 4 Tubercle of lung
105
Do.
Private
John Chapman
1 3 Dysentery
134
Do.
Do.
Stephen Bennett
0 11
Do.
131
Do.
Sergeant
James Marsh
14 3 Scrofula
36
Do.
Lance Corpl. John Boyle
1 2 Hepatitis
108
Do.
Private
James Mullins
5 4 Secondary syphilis.
177
Do.
Sergeant
John Clarke
1 4 Dysentery
198
Do.
Do.
William Mills
2 4 Congestion of cere-
brum.
246
Do.
Private
George Cook
2 11 Dysentery
149
Do.
Do.
James McCamley. 5 11 Spasmodic asthma.
68
Do.
Lance Corpl. Thomas Coonan
2 1 Secondary syphilis.
61
Do.
Do.
Robert Potts
7 5 Rheumatism
144
Do.
Private
Morris Mahoney
3 11 Keratitis suppura-
tive.
76
Do.
Do.
William Pruce
2 2 Ulcer. of larynx
209
Do.
Do.
Benjamin Howells. 7 5 Fracture
25
Do.
Do.
John Tracey
7 1 Secondary syphilis.
189
Do.
Do.
Joseph Askham
4 5 Rheumatism
124
Do.
Do.
Robert Cox
1 10 Hepatitis
164
Do.
Do.
William
Henry
Foster.
7 5 Paraplegia
129
Do.
Do.
John McCormick. 4 11 Rheumatism
91
Do.
Do.
William Tilbury
1 4 Sunstroke
101
Do.
Do.
Walter Ed. Cox
3 11 Fracture
157
Do.
Do.
Hugh Miller
5 11 Dysentery
168
Do.
Do.
John Murray
7 5 Hemiplegia
151
Do.
Do.
William Mills
2 2 Dilatation of heart
146
Do.
Corporal
Thomas Heher
3 11 Dysentery
34
Do.
Private
Richard Rothwell. 7 1 Secondary syphilis.
133
Do.
Do.
Timothy Kidhane. 2 1
Do.
202
Do.
Do.
Patrick Hill
3 11 Ague
87
Do.
Do.
Bernard Healey
3 11 Palpitation
54
Do.
Do.
Patrick Mulroney. 3 11 Secondary syphilis.
129
Do.
Do.
John Curran
3 11 Debility
151
Do.
Do.
John Batwell
3 11 Epilepsy
6
Do.
Do.
William Pope
3 11 Secondary syphilis.
400
Do.
16
17
MILITARY DEPARTMENT, 18TH MARCH 1890, No. 2026.
Return of Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates invalided, &c.—cont.
Station.
Rank.
Names.
Period
of resi-
dence in
India.
Disease for which inva-
lided or obtained
Sick Leave.
Peri od under t reat -
ment.
Whether
probable
result of
t h i s c l i m a t e
o r o f a p r e - v i o u s
course
of service
elsewhere.
YS. M.
DAYS.
Poonamallee. Private
Patrick Broderick. 2 0 Secondary syphilis
124 In India.
Do.
Patrick Cronin
3 11 Tubercle of lung
81
Do.
Do.
Thomas Murphy
3 11 Palpitation
37
Do.
Do.
George Coss
3 10 Debility
52
Do.
Do.
Daniel Riordan
4 0 Tubercle of lung
293
Do.
Do.
Michael Keefe
3 11
Do.
113
Do.
Do.
H. Taylor
2 6 Dementia
. . .
Do.
Lance Corpl. D. Carroll
3 10 Mania
...
Do.
Private
J. St. John
2 4 Melancholia
. . .
Do.
Do.
W. Wiltshire
2 0 Idiocy
. . .
Do.
Do.
Thomas Murphy
7 2 Melancholia
. . .
Do.
ArmourerSer-
geant.
A. Crooks
7 0 Dementia
. . .
Do.
Wellington
(Depôt.)
Private
P. Larkin
3 10 Secondary syphilis.
166
Do.
Do.
P. Kelly
1 2 Palpitation
130
Do.
Do.
E. Wheeler
5 6 Ankylosis
395
Do.
Sergeant
C. Hearl
2 6 Ulceration
of
fauces
46
Do.
Private
J. Lynch
2 1 Secondary syphilis.
137
Do.
Wellington
(Royal Fu-
siliers.)
Do.
R. Wright
0 7 Rheumatism
105
Do.
Colr. Sergt.
C. Williams
14 4 Bright's disease
112
Do.
Corporal
A. J. Tully
3 2 Secondary syphilis.
387
Do.
Private
W. C. Dean
8 11 Neuralgia
221
Do.
Do.
D. Bonnett
5 4 Secondary syphilis.
500
Do.
Do.
J. Johnson
2 0
Do.
120
Do.
Do.
C. F. Brett
2 0 Ametropia/c
325
Do.
Do.
C. J. Mertens
6 1 Idiocy
135
Do.
Cannanore
Do.
G. Deaville
7 1 Debility
30
Do.
Do.
G. Gee
2 0
Do.
30
Do.
Do.
H. Watts
2 1 Dysentery
76
Do.
Do.
G. Orbell
5 10 Hernia
...
Do.
Do.
W. Murphy
3 2 Chronic pneumonic
phthisis.
10
Do.
Do.
W. Tyler
3 10 Debility
112
Do.
Do.
F. Smith
1 8
Do.
82
Do.
Do.
A. Ames
2 7 Diarrhœa
119
Do.
Do.
H. Hurrell
4 7 Hernia
38
Do.
Do.
C. Simpson
1 7 Stricture of urethra.
104
Do.
Do.
J. Beauchamp
1 7 Hernia
3
Do.
Do.
A. Woods
4 8 Val. disease of heart.
53
Do.
North Ban-
galore .
Do.
D. Andrews
1 10 Secondary syphilis.
42
Do.
Do.
C. A. Burgess
1 10
Do.
147
Do.
Lance Corpl. W. Charlton
1 10
Do.
36
Do.
Private
J. Davis
1 0 Bronchitis catarrh.
111
Do.
Do.
A. Harris
1 10 Varix
7
Do.
Do.
A. Jackson
1 10 Dysentery
117
Do.
Do.
J. Potter
1 9 Asthma
41
Do.
Corporal
W. Richards
1 9 Secondary syphilis.
22
Do.
Lance Corpl. C. A. Warne
2 0 Nephritis
39
Do.
Private
C. Williams
8 2 Tubercle of lung.
124
Do.
Do.
G. Cooper
2 4 Debility
172
Do.
Do.
W. Lamb
2 7 Palpitation
163
Do.
Do.
W. Godfrey
2 4 Congestion
of
brain.
174
Do.
Do.
E. West
2 4 Epilepsy
182
Do.
Do.
W. Buckingham.
2 4 Palpitation
154
Do.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT, 18TH MARCH 1890, No. 2026.
Return of Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates invalided, & c.—cont.
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.
YS. M.
DAYS.
North Ban-
galore.
Private
A. Sharpe
2 4 Deafness
19 In India.
Do.
H. Hobson
1 7 Hernia
19
Do.
Do.
W. Newman
1 7 Deafness
28
Do.
Do.
H. Wakefield
1 6 Flat Foot
19
Do.
Lance Corpl. F. Kennedy
0 8 Incontinence
of
urine.
118
Do.
Private
W. Johnston
2 7 Stricture
47
Do.
Do.
W. Perry
5 1
Do.
19
Do.
Do.
A. Groves
1 7 Hernia
128
Do.
Do.
R. Wood
2 7
Do.
143
Do.
Do.
G. Richards
2 4 Wound
10
Do.
Do.
H. Gittens
1 6 Anæmia
72
Do.
Do.
S. Carter
2 2 Secondary syphilis.
42
Do.
Do.
J. Pearcy
3 8 Wound eye
32
Do.
Do.
S. G. Randall
1 7 Inflam. lymphatic
glands.
192
Do.
Do.
H. Abbott
1 7 Debility
23
Do.
Do.
A. E. Bolwell
2 5 Sprain
10
Do.
Do.
F. Darch
2 5 Deafness
12
Do.
Do.
G. Prior
2 5 Inflam. middle ear.
96
Do.
Do.
S. Hawkins
2 9 Melancholia
126
Do.
Do.
R. Burns
2 7 Dementia
142
Do.
Sergeant
H. Lane
6 8 Debility
43
Do.
South Ban-
galore.
Gunner
J. O'Neill
3 2
Do.
68
Do.
Private
G. Hodgson
0 3 Perforation mem-
brane tympani.
30
Do.
Do.
J. Emby
0 3 Val. disease of heart
31
Do.
Do.
C. H. Munday
4 0 Lacerated gunshot
wound, accdl.
109
Do.
Corporal
J. White
10 6 Hepatitis
109
Do.
Gunner
A. Reynolds
8 6
Do.
125
Do.
Sergeant
T. H. Griffin
7 9 Fracture
100
Do.
Gunner
W. Gibs
0 7
Do.
145
Do.
Driver
G. P. Pennington. 4 7 Ankylosis
153
Do.
Private
A. E. Lee
0 7 Palpitation
92
Do.
Do.
W. Greaves
0 7 Hœmaturia
47
Do.
Sergeant
S. H. Baker
0 7 Varix
10
Do.
Do.
E. A. Davidson
0 7 Bronchitis
43
Do.
Private
W. Duval
0 7 Necrosis
74
Do.
Do.
W. Winter
0 7 Deafness
13
Do.
Do.
McKennon
0 7 Dysentery
130
Do.
Do.
G. Beck
0 7 Deafness
58
Do.
Driver
T. Addy
5 8 b. Periostitis
91
Do.
Do.
H. Harris
8 9 Ch. Synovitis
142
Do.
Do.
T. Smith
8 9 Stricture of urethra
20
Do.
Bombardier
G. Reynolds
17 4 Hepatitis
27
Do.
Driver
W. Bates
2 6 Posterior
curva-
ture of spine.
64
Do.
Do.
H. Shapherd
1 10 Perforation mem-
brane tympani.
40
Do.
Do.
J. Commerford
0 7 Debility
60
Do.
Private
T. Mansfield
0 9 Ankylosis
18
Do.
Gunner
W. Connelly
2 3 Debility
21
Do.
Driver
H. Mathews
8 0
Do.
95
Do.
Gunner
J. Smiles
1 0 Dementia
120
Do.
Private
C. Payne
7 8 Melancholia
112
Do.
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MILITARY DEPARTMENT, 18TH MARCH 1890, No. 2026.
Return of Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates invalided, &c— cont.
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.
YS. M.
DAYS.
Bellary
Driver
H. Kilbride
8 4 Debility
7 In India.
S. Smith
C. E. Brown
13 4 Fracture
18
Do.
Private
G. Beach
8 11 Gonl. rheumatism.
83
Do.
Do.
B. Kenney
3 6 Bronchitis
4 3
Do.
Do.
G. Parker
3 6 Debility
67
Do.
Do.
T. Perry
1 2 Tubercle of lung.
188
Do.
Do.
E. Turrell
3 6 Hernia Ingl.
67
Do.
Do.
G. Warbey
3 6 Val. disease of heart
42
Do.
Do.
L. Woodcock
2 4 Fracture left leg
11
Do.
Do.
A. Jacobs
1 2 Abscess, C. T.
60
Do.
Sergeant
J. Woods
12 0 Debility
9
Do.
Gunner
P. Cameron
1 10 Val. disease of heart
106
Do.
Do.
J. Brown
2 7 Inflam.
tympani
suppurative.
19
Do.
Do.
W. Bowker
8 8 Diabetes insipidus.
33
Do.
Bugler
H. Osborne
0 6 Chorea
19
Do.
Private
E. Thornton
17 8 Toxic paralysis
33
Do.
Belgaum
Sergeant
A. Knight
9 2 Congestion of liver
30
Do.
Bombardier
C. Ellis
9 2 Hepatitis
60
Do.
Sergeant
W. Flynn
0 5 Rheumatism
90
Do.
Corporal
J. Turner
8 2 Congestion of liver
60
Do.
Lance Corpl. J. Martin
1 3 Hepatitis
30
Do.
Private
J. Boit
6 11 Pleurisy
30
Do.
Do.
A. Bristow
4 11 Effects of the pre-
sence of foreign
body.
30
Do.
Do.
C. Bryant
0 5 Secondary syphilis.
120
Do.
Do.
G. Chambers
0 5
Do.
90
Do.
Do.
S. Denmede
4 2 Bronchitis catarrh.
90
Do.
Do.
J. R. Gardener
2 0 Secondary syphilis.
30
Do.
Do.
W. Harney
2 5 Dysentery
120
Do.
Do.
H. Hayman
3 5 Hepatitis
90
Do.
Do.
A. Hull
0 5 Secondary syphilis.
90
Do.
Do.
W. Jones
1 4 Rheumatism
210
Do.
Do.
J. E. Leonard
2 0 Debility
60
Do.
Do.
J. Lewis
2 5 Secondary syphilis.
90
Do.
Do.
J. H. Morgan
4 2 Anæmia
30
Do.
Do.
T. Morgan
2 0 Rheumatism
180
Do.
Do.
J. Moss
8 2 Tubercle of lung
180
Do.
Do.
E. Perris
5 1 Congestion of liver.
60
Do.
Do.
S. Phillips
4 11 Hepatitis
60
Do.
Do.
W. Smith
6 11 Debility
30
Do.
Do.
F. Francis
4 1 Melancholia
60
Do.
Bandmaster
W. D. Peachy
7 0 Paralysis
30
Do.
Sergeant
J. Madely
7 6 Debility
30
Do.
Do.
J. Simmon
1 3 Dysentery
120
Do.
Armourer
Corporal.
F. Biddescomb
5 11 Tubercle of lung
60
Do.
Do.
C. Newport
3 2 Anæmia
30
Do.
Private
E. Aldridge
3 10 Dysentery
30
Do.
Do.
T. Bugden
3 11 Asthma
90
Do.
Do.
F. Claydon
1 4 Congestion of liver.
60
Do.
Do.
J. Condon
1 4 Sunstroke
30
Do.
Do.
J. Courtney
3 10 Bright's disease
90
Do.
Do.
J. E. Curle
1 3 Palpitation
60
Do.
Do.
T. Edge
3 10 Dysentery
30
Do.
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MILITARY DEPARTMENT, 18TH MARCH 1890, No. 2026.
Return of Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates invalided, &c.—cont
Station.
Rank.
Names.
Period
of resi-
deuce in
India.
Diseases for which inva-
lided or obtained
Sick Leave.
Period
under
treat-
meat.
Whether
probable
result of
this climate
or of a pre
-
vious course
of service
elsewhere.
YS. M.
DAYS.
Belgaum
Private
W. F. Jones
1 4 Debility
30 In India.
Do.
A. Jones
1
3 Dysentery
90
Do.
Do.
T. Kerton
7 6 Stricture of urethra
60
Do.
Do.
W. Mead
2 4 Anæmia
30
Do.
Do.
A. Mellish
2 4 Ulcer of rectum
30
Do.
Do.
D. Meredith
3 0 Sunstroke
120
Do.
Do.
W. Spencer
3 2 Anæmia
30
Do.
Do.
T Trestler
1 3 Hepatitis
90
Do.
Do.
F Williams
4 10 Stricture of urethra
150
Do.
Do.
P. Brenan
2 3 Dementia
60
Do.
Gunner
G. Peck
8 9 Dysentery
30
Do.
Driver
P. McErlane
9 9 Secondary syphilis.
150
Do.
Sergeant
C. Cassidy
3 0 Debility
30
Do.
Private
J. Cadby
2 7 Deafness
30
Do.
Do.
A. B. Cole
2 7
Do.
30
Do.
Do.
R. Copstick
1 11 Dysentery
90
Do.
Do.
B. Denslow
4 9 Secondary syphilis.
30
D o ,
Do.
J. D. Dum
3 0 Conjunctivitis
purulent.
60
Do.
Do.
T. Gibbs
4 0 Secondary syphilis
60
Do.
Do.
J. Harwood
1 0 Val. disease of heart
90
Do.
Do.
F. W. Hooper
1 11 Palpitation
30
Do.
Do.
T. Morton
2 7 Secondary syphilis.
30
Do.
Do.
W. Murray
1 11 Paralysis
60
Do.
Do.
G. Neate
4 0 Secondary syphilis.
30
Do.
Do.
J. Peddle
3
6
Do.
90
Do.
Do.
W. Rose
2 7
Do.
60
Do.
Do.
F. Sellar
2 7 Abscess cont. tissue
30
Do.
Do.
G. Smith
7 6 Carcinoma
120
Do.
Do.
I. Smitherane
2 7 Ankylosis
30
Do.
Do.
J. Squire
4 0 Inflam. lymphatic
vessels.
60
Do.
Do.
W. Underwood
4 0 Debility
60
Do.
Do.
W. White
1 0 Secondary syphilis.
30
Do.
Do.
J. Williams
1 11
Do.
120
Do.
Sergeant
W. F. Winter
6 5 Debility
30
Do.
Do.
J. W. Whitby
8 8 Ankylosis
30
Do.
Corporal
H. Aylett
7 9 Dysentery
60
Do.
Do.
G. Powers
3 9
Do.
90
Do.
Private
G. Alder
4 8 Debility
30
Do.
Do.
T. Benrose
5 9
Do.
30
Do.
Do.
F. W. Boon
1 11
Do.
30
Do.
Do.
J. Crepin
4 6
Do.
30
Do.
Do.
G. Isteed
1 11 Anæmia
30
Do.
Do.
G. Long
8 0 Debility
30
Do.
Do.
W. Mailing
5 5 Rheumatism
30
Do.
Do.
W. Peurice
3 0 Ague
30
Do.
Do.
T. Roberts
5 6 Debility
30
Do.
Do.
W. Scribbens
6 5 Secondary syphilis.
30
D o .
Do.
F. Stanley
1 11 Dysentery
60
Do.
Central
Se-
cunderabad.
Gunner
J. Anderson
2 0
Do.
123
Do.
Do.
J. Madden
5 3
Do.
110
Do.
Do.
R. Chilton
1 4
Do.
67
Do.
Driver
H. Stockdale
2 4
Do.
63
Do.
Gunner
H. Dyer
9 4 Hepatitis
29
Do.
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Return of Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates invalided, &c.—cont.
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.
YS. M.
DAYS.
Central Se-
cunderabad.
Gunner
M. Flannaghan
2 4 Tubercle of lung
109 In India.
Driver
R. Towse
5 0 Secondary syphilis.
106
Do.
Do.
H. Jarvis
0 9 Debility
169
Do.
Do.
W. Harley
1 11 Vertigo
112
Do.
Gunner
J. Wilson
0 7 Secondary syphilis.
156
Do.
Do.
C. Crouk
0 1 Acute pneumonic
phthisis.
. . .
Do.
Do.
A. Brown
10 10 Dementia
. . .
Do.
North Secun-
derabad.
Private
F. Collins
1 2 Synovitis
113
Do.
Do.
L. Madge
1 2 Piles
92
Do.
Do.
D. Watson
0 11 Chronic pneumonic
phthisis.
65
Do.
Lance Corpl. W. Gadd
1 2
Do.
63
Do.
Private
G. Wildes
0 11
Do.
34
Do.
Do.
A. Hayton
1 2 Dysentery
89
Do.
Lance Corpl. T. Lloyd
1 8 Vericocele
16
Do.
Do.
S. W. Simmons
1 8 Hernia inguinal
5
Do.
Private
G. R. Hall
1 8 Inflam.extl.meatus.
8
Do.
Do.
W. Dorman
1 8 Debility
28
Do.
Do.
W. Welch
1 6 Secondary syphilis.
71
Do.
South Secun-
derabad.
Do.
J. Brown
2 11 Hepatitis
76
Do.
Do.
W. Rogers
2 1 Ozæna
100
Do.
Do.
J. White
2 1 Chronic pneumonic
phthisis.
46
Do.
Do.
A. Speckernell
4 2 Dysentery
145
Do.
Do.
G. King
2 1 Tubercle of lung
3
Do.
Do.
G. Dancer
2 7 Deafness
11
Do.
Do.
J. H. Williams
3 6 Deformity of foot,
ankylosis.
12
Do.
Corporal
J. Elcock
5 10 Hepatitis
45
Do.
Do.
B. Bailey
6 11
Do.
. . .
Do.
Private
J. Booker
6 11 Dysentery
. . .
Do.
Do.
W. Gardener
7 10
Do.
...
Do.
Do.
G. Nicholas
6 11
Do.
. . .
Do.
Do.
G. Cane
2 8 Hepatitis
3
Do.
Do.
W. Cole
2 8 Debility
116
Do.
Do.
T. Brewer
4 2 Dysentery
2
Do.
Do.
W. Robinson
1 10 Secondary syphilis.
133
Do.
Do.
G. Moon
1 10 Debility
14
Do.
Do.
E. Curtis
2 2 Dysentery
84
Do.
Do.
W. Simms
1 10 Debility
. . .
Do.
Do.
H. S. Mills
4 2
Do.
. . .
Do.
Do.
A. Palmer
1 10 Orchitis
27
Do.
Do.
J. Draper
1 10 Debility
. . .
Do.
Do.
J. Heeping
2 0 Dementia
52
Do.
Sergt.-Major. W. Bell
10 2 Tubercle of lung.
. . .
Do.
Sergeant
G. H. Burke
2 1 Non-malignant
new growth ex-
ostosis jaw.
44
Do.
Driver
A. Roberts
2 1 Tubercle of lung.
. . .
Do.
Lance Corpl. S. Nesbitt
2 1 Rheumatism
116
Do.
Private
J. Ballard
2 1.
Do.
161
Do.
Do.
H. Searil
2 1 Hepatitis
41
Do.
Do.
J. Kendell
3 0 Abscess of liver
...
Do.
Do.
C. Smith
5 0 Debility
55
Do.
Do.
G. Standon
5 0 Amputation of arm.
Wound forearm.
48
Do.
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