Part 2 - January, 1869 to December, 1870.

INTRODUCTION.

This second part covers the listings, transcribed from the Melbourne ARGUS for the period January, 1869 to December, 1870. There are a total of 728 names listed, although these would not include all the deaths at the hospital for that period. The names in this publication only include all non-natives of the colony, the majority of whom were from the British Isles. Some residents of Melbourne, who were born in other Australian states, are also included in this listing.

Once again, each name is cross-referenced by number to the actual date on which the details appeared in the ARGUS. The reference guide is included at the end of the list of names.

By the middle of 1869, the editor of the ARGUS had once again commenced including the actual date of death of each individual.

All details have been transcribed exactly as shown in the lists, including spelling errors which occur often, especially where medical terms are shown. I have included the year of death in brackets for clarity. A small number of entries only show the individual's surname, and gender can be determined, in some cases, through the details shown for that entry.

A large number of the deaths were attributed to phthisis, which is an obsolete term for tuberculosis, especially tuberculosis of the lungs, and for any disease characterized by weight loss and reduction in strength. To return to the previous page, or for additional links by this author, please see the links at the bottom of this page.

The Names:

Tapson Absworthy, 28, chemist, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1867 by the ship Kent; consumption. [4]

Richard Agatt, labourer, aged 42; arrived in 1853 by the Medina; died December 13 [1869], of apoplexy. [14]

Ah Lowe, gardener, aged 28; native of Canton; arrived in 1869 by the Chelsea; died September 9 [1869], of broncho pneumonia. [11]

Alice Allen, aged 23, native of London; arrived in 1853 by the Thames; died February 9 [1870], of typhoid fever. [16]

Edward Allen, aged 24, native of Plymouth, cook; arrived in 1867 by the John Temperley; died August 28 [1869] of phthisis. [10]

George Allen, 34, cabdriver, native of Woolwich; arrived in 1854 by the ship Passaronang; dropsy. [4]

Kate Allison, age unknown, native of Dublin; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died on the 22nd July [1869], of phthisis. [9]

Isaac Ambrose, gardener, aged 45, native of Middlesex; arrived in 1854 by the Stebonheath; died August 23 [1870], of phthisis. [23]

Alexander Anderson, 31, horsebreaker, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854 by the ship Guide; windy dropsy. [5]

Elizabeth Anderson (alias Ferguson), aged 27, native of Dublin; arrived in 1859 by the Yorkshire; died April 28 [1870], of pneumonia. [19]

Francis Anderson, seaman, aged 45, native of New York; arrived in 1870 by the Colonial Empire; died October 2 [1870] of anthras. [24]

Joseph Anderson, aged 26; native of Scotland, labourer; arrived in 1865, by the Chariot of Fame; died October 17 [1869], of broncho pneumonia. [12]

Mary Andrews, aged 57, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864 by the Blue Jacket; died November 17 [1869], of bronchitis and debility. [13]

William Andrews, frenchpolisher, aged 24, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the Blue Jacket; died December 22 [1869], of fracture to the skull. [14]

Thomas Angoir, labourer, aged 32, native of Shropshire; arrived in 1859, by the Golden Era; died February 28 [1870], of pneumonia. [17]

John Angus, aged 32, storeman, native of Scotland; arrived in 1861, by the Staffordshire; died February 27 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

Volket Arfsten, gardener, aged 44, native of Denmark; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died September 21 [1870], of disease of the aortic valves. [24]

Bridget Armstrong, 37, a native of Ireland; arrived in the year 1852, by the ship Bemley; chronic dysentery. [3]

Denis Armstrong, hawker, aged 60, native of Ireland; arrived by British Sovereign, date unknown; died July 11 [1870], of bronchitis. [21]

Frederick Armstrong, aged 40, cabdriver; native of Scotland; arrived in 1855 by the Enterprise; died January 11 [1870], of phthisis. [15]

George Armstrong, storeman, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Saldanha; died June 2 [1870], of chronic alcoholism. [20]

George Ashling, aged 49 years, native of Birmingham, labourer; arrived in the ship Earl of Derby in 1852; died on 3rd July [1869] of phthisis. [8]

Samuel Atchor, 30, shoeblack, native of India; arrived in 1858 by the ship Dispatch; lead poisoning. [4]

Alice Atkins, aged 36 years, a native of Tipperary, arrived in 1863 by the ship Great Tasmania; injury to the spine. [2]

Robert Atkinson, aged 20, native of Canada; arrived in 1859 by the Elizabeth; died November 3 [1870], of phthisis. [25]

William Atkinson, aged 51; native of London, labourer; arrived in 1869, by the Johnson; died November 2 [1869], of cancer of the liver. [12]

Mary Ann Avent (alias Marks), aged 20, native of Norwich; arrived in 1861, by the Undaunted; died March 2 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

James Baker, blacksmith, aged 43, native of Kent; arrived in 1848 by the Maitland; died August 3 [1870], of phthisis. [23]

Lucy Baker, aged 70, native of Bermondsey; arrived in 1849 by the Anne Muller; died July 15 [1870], of bronchitis. [22]

Philip Baker (alias Becker), carpenter, aged 48, native of Prussia; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died December 23 [1869], of disease of the brain and apoplexy. [14]

Jane Balchin, aged 36, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Simla; died December 12 [1869], of phthisis. [14]

William Ball, 47, plasterer, native of London; arrived in 1853 by the ship Brilliant; disease of kidneys. [4]

-- Barclay, aged 26; grocer's assistant; native of Ireland; arrived in 1869 by the Alhambra, from New Zealand; died October 19 [1869], of phthisis. [12]

William Barnes, servant, aged 63, native of Hampshire; arrived in 1858 by the Great Britain; died October 13 [1870], of dysentery. [25]

James Barrett, farmer, aged 65, native of Buckinghamshire; arrived in 1865 by the Mermaid; died June 9 [1870], of fracture of the typonia. [20]

Charles Barrington, ploughman, aged 26, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1869 by the Norfolk; died October 31 [1870], of phthisis. [25]

Charles Barrow, woodcarter, aged 60, native of Cloucestershire; arrived in 1853, by the Port Wollast; died November 6 [1869], of disease of the heart. [13]

John Barry, schoolmaster, aged 60, native of Cork; arrived in 1842 by the Samuel Boddington; died October 25 [1870], of pneumonia. [25]

James Bateman, butcher, aged 67, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1869 by the Great Britain; died June 17 [1870], of softening of the brain. [21]

Charles Bates, aged 35, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1851 by the Gem; died August 31 [1869] of phthisis. [10]

Sarah Batho, aged 41, native of Woolwich; arrived in 1861 by the Countess of Elgin; died June 8 [1870], of debility. [20]

Mary Baxter, aged 47, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854 by the Charles; died July 3 [1870], of phthisis. [21]

Elizabeth Beasley, aged 39, domestic, native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1866, by the Arabian; died April 8 [1870], of phthisis. [18]

Clara Beaton (or Bridget Gordon), aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died on the 19th July [1869], of delirium tremens and debility from drink. [9]

James Beeching, labourer, aged 55, native of London; ship and date of arrival unknown; died May 10 [1870], of epilepsy. [19]

Margaret Beeching, aged 43, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Prince Albert; died May 27 [1870], of ulcer os uteri. [20]

Benjamin Bence, 64, butcher, native of Croydon; arrived in 1860 by the ship Ayah; delirium tremens. [5]

Lewis Benjamin, aged 34, watchmaker, native of Holland; arrived in 1858 by the Sir William Eyre; died February 11 [1870], of hepatic dropsy. [16]

Martha Beresford, aged 40 years, native of London; arrived in the ship Oracle in 1854; died on 5th July [1869] of phthisis. [8]

Frederick Bergens, aged 50; died January 10 [1870], of pneumonia; further particulars not known. [15]

Mary Best, aged 26, native of Manchester; arrived in 1861 by the Shackamaxon; died December 7 [1869], of colic from lead poisoning. [14]

William Billing, printer, aged 58, native of London; arrived in 1863 by the Agincourt; died June 16 [1870], of cancer of the liver. [21]

John Blake, labourer, aged 41, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Vulcan; died May 5 [1870], of phthisis. [19]

Fanny Blessing, aged 23, native of Ireland; arrived in 1848, ship unknown; died August 7 [1870], of phthisis. [23]

Patrick Blessing, shoemaker, aged 31, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866 by the Great Britain; died September 6 [1870], of phthisis. [24]

Gabriel Blewett, aged 39; builder; native of Cornwall; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died October 22 [1869], of a fracture to the spine. [12]

Gabriel Blewitt, mason, aged 70, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died May 14 [1870], of Potts' fracture. [19]

Charles Bloomer, aged 46, native of Cumberland; arrived in 1858, ship unknown; died February 9 [1870], of dysentery. [16]

Reuben Bond, aged 33 years, native of Gravesend; arrived in the General Marshall in 1860; died on 12th July [1869] of phthisis. [8]

Henrietta Bowden, aged 42, native of Lincolnshire; arrived in 1840; further particulars unknown; died June 22 [1870], of phthisis. [21]

Robert Bowler, 55, hat manufacturer, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1847 by the ship Lord Lyndoch; dysentery. [6]

William Bowman, aged 41 years, miner, native of Cumberland; arrived in 1852 by the ship Geelong; died 30th May [1869], of phthisis. [7]

William Boyce, seaman, aged 61; native of Brighton; arrived in 1852 by the Bammatyne; died October 4 [1869], of typhoid fever. [11]

Malcolm Boyd, tailor, aged 48, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Annie Thorp; died March 1 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

Keran Boylan, labourer, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1850 by the Constance; died September 28 [1870], of abcesses in lungs, liver, and brain. [24]

Jane Bradley, domestic, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the James Baines; died June 29 [1870], of disease of the heart. [21]

Mary Brady, 21, domestic servant, native of Shropshire, arrived in 1863 by the ship Landsborough; consumption. [1]

Charles Bragen, 28, seaman, native of Sweden, arrived in 1868 by the ship Lincolnshire; pneumonia. [2]

Ellen Branch, 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1843 by the ship Elgin; delirium tremens. [4]

William Bratt, aged 80 years, died March 25 [1870], of dysentery; further particulars unknown. [18]

Thomas Brennan, plasterer, aged 41, native of London; arrived in 1857 by the Constitution; died August 14 [1870], of injury to the spine. [23]

David Brereton, labourer, aged 66, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Edmund; died September 22 [1870], of pneumonia. [24]

Anne Brown, aged 29, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1865 by the Ocean Empress; died August 28 [1869] of phthisis. [10]

Charles Brown (alias Gustave Adolphus Schieblick), tallow melter, aged 34, native of Germany; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died November 15 [1869], of colic. [13]

Elizabeth Brown, aged 34, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1862 by the Eccrington; died September 1 [1869] of phthisis. [10]

Fanny Brown (alias Lumsden), aged 19, native of London; arrived in 1870 by the Swiftsure; died August 4 [1870], of phthisis. [23]

James Brown, wine cooper, aged 57, native of Cork; arrived in 1853 by the Asia; died May 27 [1870], of epilepsy. [20]

Mary Ann Brown, aged 27, dressmaker, native of Dublin; arrived in 1866 by the Star of India; died February 15 [1870], of phthisis. [16]

Robert Brown, 39, labourer, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the ship Lord Warrison; consumption. [4]

William Brown, 27, seaman, native of Denmark; arrived in 1869 by the ship Portlaw; dysentery. [4]

Emma Browne, aged 35; domestic; native of Sussex; arrived in 1863, ship unknown; died October 19 [1869], of phthisis. [12]

Elizabeth Browning, aged 34, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855, by the Western Bride; died March 14 [1870], of morbus coxie. [17]

Grace Bruce, aged 45 years, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1831, by the Actor; died March 28 [1870], of cancer of the breast. [18]

Hannah Bryshaw, aged 48 years, native of Portsea; arrived in the ship Mount Eagle in 1852; died on 3rd July [1869] of chronic dysentery. [8]

William Buckley, seaman, aged 26, native of Belfast; arrived in Mistress of the Seas in 1863; died on 10th August [1869] of phthisis. [9]

Patrick Bullew, groom, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Lightning; died December 2 [1869], of rupture. [13]

Ellen Bulling, domestic, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858, ship unknown; died on the 17th July [1869], of phthisis. [9]

Margaret Bunn, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861, by the Aldinga; died October 30 [1870], of cirrhosis of liver. [25]

Adolphe Burger, aged 29 years, clockmaker, native of Germany; arrived in 1869 by the ship Sebastopol, died on the 18th May [1869] of phthisis. [7]

Edward Burgin, miner, aged 63, native of Derbyshire; arrived in 1850 by the Red Jacket; died July 6 [1870], of phthisis. [21]

Bridget Burns, aged 26 years, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Shackamoxen; died on the 24th May [1869], of disease of the kidneys. [7]

Patrick Burns, aged 28, labourer, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the Bates Family; died January 28 [1870], of phthisis. [16]

Elizabeth Burrow, aged 40, native of Cambridgeshire; arrived in 1852 by the Bride; died February 15 [1870], of cancer of the womb. [16]

William Burton, aged 52; native of Lincolnshire; arrived in 1852, by the Black Eagle; died October 14 [1869], of phthisis. [12]

Henry Bushell, 55, plumber, native of London; arrived in 1853 by the ship Cossack; consumption. [3]

Ellen Butler, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Matico; died October 13 [1869], of phthisis. [12]

Thomas Butler, 25 years old, labourer, native of Ireland, arrived in 1861 by the ship Laughing Water; consumption. [1]

Amy Butolph, 40, domestic, native of Cambridge; arrived in 1861 by the ship Kent; dropsy. [6]

Edward Butterworth, 62, miner, native of Lancashire, arrived in 1847 by the ship Star; diarrhoea. [2]

Mary Cahir, aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Lord Raglan; died August 19 [1869] of phthisis. [10]

John Cameron, printer, aged 42, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1853 by the Catharine Glen; died December 20 [1869], of phthisis. [14]

Margaret Cameron, 45, native of Scotland; arrived in 1858 by the ship St. Helena; disease of liver. [4]

Samuel Cameron, 45, labourer, native of North America; died from disease of the brain; no particulars as to arrival. [1]

John Camm, servant, aged 34, native of Lincolnshire; arrived in 1852 by the Anglesey; died October 1 [1870], of phthisis. [24]

Janet Campbell, domestic, aged 40, native of Scotland; arrived in 1862, ship unknown; died February 27 [1870], of sanguineous apoplexy. [17]

Mary Campion, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Ocean Monarch; died June 18 [1870], of psoasa abscess. [21]

Bridget Canaole, aged 48, native of Ireland; arrived in 1851 by the John Knox; died June 21 [1870], of tetanus. [21]

Robert Cann, labourer, aged 67, native of Tottingham; arrived in 1847 by the Barossa; died September 26 [1870], of pyoemia. [24]

Thomas Canterbury, 56, labourer, native of Exeter, arrived in 1862, by what ship not known; pleuro-pneumonia. [1]

James Canty, aged 24, native of Ireland, miner; arrived in 1862 by the Trent; died November 4 [1869], of injury to the spine caused by mining accident. [12]

Honora Carey, laundress, aged 46, native of Exfield?; arrived in 1855 by the Bermondsey; died May 2 [1870], of ascites. [19]

Mary Carmody, aged 20, domestic; native of Ireland; arrived in 1869, ship unknown; died January 11 [1870], of typhoid fever. [15]

Elizabeth Carpenter, bottle merchant, aged 58, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1842 by the Royal Admiral; died July 28 [1870], of bronchitis. [22]

Bridget Carroll, aged 34, native of Ireland, domestic; arrived in 1855 by the Frederick; died August 20 [1869] of abscess of the kidneys. [10]

James Carroll, aged 32, bootmaker, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861 by the Elizabeth Ann Wright; died October 12 [1869], of phthisis. [12]

Frederick Carter, draper, aged 37, native of Leicestershire; arrived in 1865 by the Roxburgh Castle; died November 16 [1869], of disease of the liver and kidneys. [13]

James Carter, plasterer, aged 42, native of England; died on the 6th May [1870], of accidental injuries to the head; further particulars unknown. [19]

John Carter, detective, aged 39, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1859, by the Great Britain; died from accidental fracture of the breast bone. [17]

Josiah Carter, tallow-melter, aged 43, native of London; arrived in 1850 by the Bolton; died November 30 [1869], of phthisis. [13]

William Cassell, aged 46, died September 21 [1869], of broncho pneumonia; no further particulars known. [11]

Bridget Cattana, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1849 by the Lady Peel; died April ?, [1870], of phthisis. [19]

Henry Cattermole, butcher, aged 35, native of London; arrived in 1854 by the Robert Passenger; died May 6 [1870], of cardiac disease. [19]

Anthony Cavadore, lumper, aged 46, native of Sicily; arrived in 1854 by the Sydney; died December 3 [1869], of disease of the aorta. [14]

Elizabeth Cavidore, 36, a native of Devonshire, arrived in 1854 by the ship Osiris, bronchitis. [2]

William Chambers, 48, seaman, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1858 by the ship Kingfisher; consumption. [3]

Mary Champion, aged 30 years, native of Ireland; arrived in the ship Pemberton in 1849; died on 16th June [1869] of phthisis. [8]

Henry Chapple, barman, aged 35, native of Bath; arrived in 1853 by the Roxburgh Castle; died December 20 [1869], of disease of the liver and kidneys, and dropsy. [14]

William Chatterton, aged 60, labourer, native of Cheshire; arrived in 1852 by the Minstrel; died October 23 [1869] of abscess in the kidney. [12]

Chow Cheong, 41, native of Canton; arrival unknown; phthisis. [6]

Margaret Christian, aged 55, native of Belfast; arrived in 1861, by the City of Melbourne; died October 7 [1870], of pleurisy. [25]

John Clark, aged 45 years, steward, native of Ireland; arrived in 1860 by the Gothenburg; died 31st May [1869], of serous apoplexy. [7]

Sarah Clarke, aged 70 (no further particulars); died December 19 [1869], of cerebritis. [14]

Thomas Cleary, 30, groom, native of Dublin, arrived in 1858 by the ship Alabama; disease of the heart. [2]

Charlotte Clift, 58, domestic, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1863 by the ship Golden Land; dropsy. [6]

Edward Coad, aged 32, native of Ireland, greengrocer; arrived in 1852 by the Bloomer; died August 12 [1869] of morbus cordis. [10]

John Coff, cabdriver, aged 38; native of London; arrived in 1853 by the Marco Polo; died September 8 [1869], of fracture to the skull. [11]

Kate Coleman, 35, native of Dublin, arrived in 1861, but by what ship is not known; dropsy. [2]

George Coles, hawker, aged 38, native of Somerset; arrived in 1859 by the Tudor; died March 23 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

Edmund Collins, aged 38; died February 1 [1870]; further particulars unknown. [16]

George Collins, seaman, aged 47; native of Essex; arrived in 1850 by the Lady Nugent; died September 24 [1870], of erysipelas. [24]

Peter Connor, plasterer, aged 73; native of Ireland; arrived in 1838 by the Bisouri Merchant; died September 18 [1869], from the effect of burns. [11]

Thomas Conran, aged 48, carpenter, native of Dublin; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died October 17 [1869] of pneumonia. [12]

Ruben Conroy, aged 38, labourer, native of Ireland; died February 1 [1870], of English cholera; no further particulars. [16]

Sarah Cook, 32, native of Cambridge; no particulars as to date of arrival, place of birth, or ship by which deceased came, she having been admitted in an epileptic fit, and died the same night. [4]

Thomas Cook, 33, labourer, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859 by the ship Owen Glendower; consumption. [5]

William Cooke, aged 36, clerk, native of Plymouth; arrived in 1860 by the Alfred; died October 28 [1869], of phthisis. [12]

Edward Cooper, aged 68, clerk, native of Dublin; arrived in 1858 by the Oceana; died October 12 [1869], of gangrene of the leg. [12]

Robert Cooper, printer, aged 31, native of Scotland; arrived in 1863 by the Royal Family; died April 23 [1870], of fracture to the skull. [19]

Margaret Corcoran, aged 25, native of the Isle of Wight; arrived in 1862 by the Atalanta; died October 19 [1869], of phthisis. [12]

Hillary A. Cornell, native of London, teacher; arrived in the ship Essex in 1869; died on 1st July [1869] of phthisis. [8]

-- Coromo, seaman, native of Java; arrived in 1870 by the Australian Packet; died May 12 [1870], of pneumonia; further particulars unknown. [19]

Owen Corrigan, aged 34, ex-policeman; native of Ireland; arrived in 1860 by the Constantia; died October 10 [1869] of phthisis. [12]

Kate Costini, domestic, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in the Marco Polo [in] 1863; died 23rd July [1869]. [9]

Thomas Potter Cotton, aged 57, native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1856 by the J. Renwick; died August 12 [1870], of bronchitis. [23]

Samuel Crawford, miner, aged 34, native of Scotland; arrived in Swedenborg, date unknown; died July 22, [1869]. [9]

Charles Creed, 42, carter, native of London; arrived in 1851 by the ship Severn; death from exhaustion after amputation of leg. [4]

George Crighton, mariner, aged 30, native of Scotland; arrived in 1867 by the Eva; died October 3 [1869], of morbus brightii. [11]

Martha Crowland, seamstress, aged 52; native of Surrey; arrived in 1852 by the Wilson Kennedy; died September 14 [1869], of morbus cordis. [11]

John Crowley, seaman, aged 33, native of America; arrived in the Nelson in 1850; died on 7th August [1869] of aneurism of the aorta. [9]

Joseph Crush, aged 41 years, solicitor, native of Essex; arrived in 1856 by the ship Kent; died 24th May [1869], of phthisis. [7]

William Cull, theatrical profession, aged 42, native of London; arrived in the Java in 1850; died 28th July [1869], of jaundice. [9]

James Culley, aged 7, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1869, by the Lincolnshire; died October 20 [1870], of mengites. [25]

Alice Cunningham, aged 47, native of Sunderland; arrived in 1857, by the General Wyndham; died March 19 [1870], of dropsy. [17]

William Cunningham, aged 23, labourer, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862, by the Marco Polo; died April 4 [1870], of disease of the spine. [18]

Edward Dalton, aged 44, miner, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857, by the Donald Mackay; died March 30 [1870], of aneurism. [18]

Ellen Dalton, aged 48, domestic, native of Cork; arrived in 1849, by the Royal Consort; died March 28 [1870], of phthisis and morbus cordis. [18]

William Dalton, labourer, aged 40, native of Yorkshire; arrived in Victoria, from Queensland, ship and date unknown; died December 26 [1869], of paralysis. [14]

Richard Daniels, watchmaker, aged 54, native of Plymouth; arrived in 1862, ship unknown; died June 29 [1870], of effusion of blood on the brain. [21]

Dap Tung, carpenter, aged 35, native of Canton; arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died March 24 [1870], of cancer. [17]

Jacob Darringdon, labourer, aged 42, native of Manchester; arrived in 1863, by the Landsborough; died April 28 [1870], of cardiac disease. [19]

William Davey, aged 42, labourer, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1867, ship unknown; died March 25 [1870], of pleurisy. [18]

Catherine Davies, aged 35, native of Shropshire; arrived in 1856 by the Eden; died November 26 [1869], of debility and disease of the lungs. [13]

Anne Davis, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the Sarah Dickson; died September 19 [1869], of phthisis. [11]

Mary Davis, domestic, aged 70, native of Wales; arrived in 1827, by the Harmony; died March 3 [1870], of bronchitis. [17]

Mary Jane Davis, aged 23, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1858 by the Dragoon; died September 30 [1869] of heart disease. [11]

Peter Dean, aged 40, native of Cheshire; arrived in 1852 by the Gothenburg; died August 19th [1869] of disease of the brain and exhaustion. [10]

William De Beer, 24, seaman, native of Amsterdam, arrived in 1868 by the ship Eliza Shairp; fever. [2]

Alfred George Denis, chemist, aged 43, native of London; arrived in 1848 by the Alice Maud; died July 28 [1870], of penal dropsy. [22]

Charles Deslandes, aged 16, native of Jersey; arrived in 1855; further particulars unknown; died April 13 [1870], of pericarditis. [18]

Alfred Deslisle, traveller, aged 31, native of Dublin; arrived in 1855 by the Westminster; died May 25 [1870], of pneumonia. [20]

William Devonport, fireman, aged 45, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1864 by the Claude Hamilton; died August 16 [1870], of strangulated hernia. [23]

Patrick Diggins, miner, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1860 by the Red Jacket; died June 4 [1870], of phthisis. [20]

Robert Dodd, shepherd, aged 49, native of Cumberland; arrived in 1841, ship unknown; died December 4 [1869], of delirium tremens. [14]

Richard Doherty, 55, labourer, native of Manchester; arrived in 1853, by the ship William Metcalfe; consumption. [3]

James Dollar, 38, labourer, native of Jamaica; arrived in 1864 by the ship Arrogant; disease of the heart. [4]

John Donnelly, farmer, aged 62, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855 by the James McHenry; died September 23 [1869], of phthisis. [11]

Ann Donovan, aged 21, domestic, native of Cork; arrived in 1868, ship unknown; died February 5 [1870], of phthisis. [16]

William Donovan, aged 60; no further particulars; died August 24 [1869] of pneumonia. [10]

William Dooley, bootmaker, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the Ben Nevis; died September 23 [1869], of congestion of the brain. [11]

Joseph Dooner, dealer, aged 51, native of Manchester; arrived in 1864 by the Hotspur; died March 15 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

Mary Dougharty, 42, domestic, native of Castle Douglas; arrived by the ship Flora; cancer. [6]

Margaret Douglas, 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1846 by the ship Inconstant; consumption. [4]

James Downs, 43, labourer, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the ship Dove; pneumonia. [4]

Thomas E. Doyle, clerk, aged 48, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858 by the Dragoon; died August 28 [1870], of aneurism of the aorta. [23]

Dennis Driscoll, labourer, aged 25, native of Cork; arrived in 1866 by the Wellesley; died June 1 [1870], of phthisis. [20]

James Duckworth, 33, painter, native of Lancashire; no particulars as to ship or time of arrival; consumption. [3]

James Dugan, bricklayer, aged 64, native of Ireland; arrived in 1843, ship unknown; died October 6 [1870], of phthisis. [25]

John Duggan, clerk, aged 32, native of Dublin; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died July 22 [1870], of lung disease. [22]

Lucy Duke (otherwise Bennett), aged 56, native of Cork; arrived in 1840 by the ship Lady McNaughton; died on 8th June [1869], from pneumonia. [7]

Francis Dummett, accountant, aged 40, native of South America; arrived in 1853, by the Samuel Appleton; died October 9 [1870], of pyoemia. [25]

Denis Dwyer, labourer, aged 47, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861 by the Fairley; died September 19 [1870], of pneumonia. [24]

Edmund Dwyer, carter, aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866 by the Wallasia; died June 7 [1870], of fracture. [20]

Peter Eade (alias Read), labourer, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Earl Grey; died on December 1 [1869], of erysipelas. [13]

William Earle, shipwright, aged 50, native of Durham; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died September 24 [1870], of hydatids of liver. [24]

Simon Ebden, aged 51, carter, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died February 5 [1870], of dysentery. [16]

John Eburne, quarryman, aged 53, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1847 by the Flying Fish; died May 25 [1870], of abscess of liver. [20]

Joseph Echert, tailor, aged 26, native of Pennsylvania; arrived in 1869 by the Trades; died August 22 [1870], of dysentery. [23]

William Edwards, aged 51 years, clerk, native of Wales; arrived in 1857 by the ship David Fleming; died on the 10th June [1869], of phthisis. [7]

Thomas Elder, aged 56 years, wheelwright, a native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the ship John Sunn; died 7th June [1869], of dysentery. [7]

Edward Elgee, aged 38, labourer, native of London; arrived in 1854 by the Deborah; died January 31 [1870], of pneumonia. [16]

Caroline Elmer, aged 21, native of London; arrived in 1857, by the Mermaid; died March 2 [1870], of cancer. [17]

Thomas Ely, shoemaker, aged 62, native of Essex; arrived in 1857, by the Conway; died February 26 [1870], of disease of the heart. [17]

Dominic Etchsowry, 34, brother of Peter; dysentery. Both men were taken from the ship to the hospital immediately on arrival, and never recovered their strength. [5]

Peter Etchsowry, 35, seaman, native of France; arrived in 1869 by the ship Mahela; intermittent fever. [5]

Benjamin Ewens, aged 27, sailor, native of South Wales; arrived in 1867, by the Salsette; died April 14 [1870], of abscess over groin. [18]

George Ewings, shoemaker, aged 54 years, native of Cumberland; arrived in the Asia in 1839; died on July 19 [1869] of aneurism of the abdominal aorta. [9]

Patrick Fallen, labourer, aged 44, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the City of Melbourne; died May 20 [1870], of renal disease. [19]

James Fergueson, aged 48 years, native of Scotland, butcher; arrived in the ship Grimley in 1841; died on 26th June [1869] of phthisis. [8]

Daniel Field, aged 33, native of London; arrived in 1852 by the James Algobart; died September 1 [1869] of aneurism of the aorta. [10]

Margaret Finnessy, domestic, aged 29, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859 by the Ocean Monarch; died September 12 [1869], of phthisis. [11]

Hannah Fisher, aged 30, native of Gloucester, arrived in 1852 by the Caduceus; died January 7 [1870], of jaundice. [15]

William Thomas Fisher, publican, aged 46, native of Bath; arrived in 1856, by the Fortune; died October 29 [1870], of renal dropsy. [25]

Bridget Fitzgerald, 20, domestic servant, native of Ireland, arrived in 1865 by the ship Donald McKay; consumption. [2]

Garrard Fitzgerald, 35, bricklayer, native of London; arrived in 1848 by the ship Thetis; cancer of the heart. [3]

Janet Flack, seamstress, aged 42, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1857, by the Appleton; died March 22 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

Mary Flannery, 20, domestic servant, native of County Clare, Ireland, arrived in 1864 by the ship Morning Light; typhoid fever. [2]

Catharine Flinn, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Marco Polo; died January 24 [1870], of pyoemia. [15]

John Flynn, tailor, aged 55, native of Stratford; arrived in 1855 by the Solant; died August 18 [1870], of suprarenal capsules. [23]

-- Fogle (alias Ford), domestic, aged 45, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854, by the Welcome; died February 27 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

Ellen Foley, 30, domestic servant, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the ship Charles; chronic dysentery. [3]

Michael Foley, labourer, aged 45, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, by the Banker's Daughter; died February 25 [1870], of dyspepsia. [17]

William Foley, cigar maker, aged 47 years, native of London; arrived in the Elephantine in 1841; died on August 7 [1869]. [9]

Ann Ford (alias Ellen Findley), aged 35, native of America; arrived in 1859 by the William; died June 22 [1870], of phthisis. [21]

Peter Ford, hawker, aged 61, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Portman; died November 7 [1869], of pneumonia. [13]

James Foreman, clerk, aged 33, native of England; died September 20 [1869], of serous apoplexy; no further particulars. [11]

George John Foster, B.A., 67, schoolmaster, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865; phthisis. [6]

Mary Fowler, aged 42, native of Nottinghamshire; arrived in 1860 by the James Baines; died April 29th [1870], of phthisis. [19]

Charles Fox, labourer, aged 47, native of London; arrived in 1849, ship unknown; died March 1 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

Albert Frankel, 53, carver, native of Bristol, arrived in 1853 by the ship Marchioness of Londonderry; fracture of the skull. [1]

Joseph Freeman, seaman, aged 54, native of Liverpool; ship and date of arrival unknown; died October 30 [1870], of apoplexy. [25]

George Fry, clerk, aged 40, native of Gloucester; arrived in 1859 by the Alnwick Castle; died September 15 [1869], of disease of the kidneys. [11]

Marion Furby, domestic, aged 40, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852 by the Charlotte Jane; died August 1 [1870], of liver and kidney disease. [22]

John Gallagher, 37, letter-carrier, native of Ireland, arrived in 1859 by the Royal Charter; disease of the heart. [1]

Thomas Gannon, aged 16, born at sea; arrived in 1869, by the Maitang; died July 25 [1870], of typhoid fever. [22]

Alexander Gardner, ex-policeman, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864 by the Florence Nightingale; died September 14 [1869], of delirium tremens, from alcoholic drinking. [11]

Robert Gaylor, butcher, aged 48, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1858 by the Great Britain; died June 13 [1870], of ulcer of the leg. [20]

Charles Gear, miner, aged 52, native of the United States; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died December 23 [1869], of aneurism of the aorta. [14]

Sarah Geddes, midwife, aged 50, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854 by the Birkenhead; died September 15 [1869], of disease of the liver, debility, and exhaustion. [11]

Eliza Gibbons, aged 42, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866 by the Robert Lowe; died September 3 [1869] of haemoptysis. [10]

Campbell Gibbs, accountant, aged 46, native of Dublin; arrived in 1868 by the Superior; died October 6 [1870], of pleurisy. [24]

Charles Gilmore, aged 24, warehouseman, native of Colchester; arrived in 1853 by the Royal Family; died February 17 [1870], of phthisis. [16]

Bonetti Giovanni, aged 48, miner, native of Switzerland; arrived in 1854 by the Mindora; died January 8 [1870] of jaundice. [15]

John Nicholls Gittins, aged 58, master mariner, native of Kent; arrived in 1853 by the Royal Stuart; died January 10 [1870], of cancer. [15]

Matthew Glassford, 62, calico printer, native of Scotland, arrived in 1850 by the ship Red Jacket; dysentery, following upon inflammation of the lungs. [2]

Matthew Glassford, labourer, aged 23, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1855 by the Red Jacket; died September 13 [1870], of renal dropsy. [24]

Stephen Gleeson, labourer, aged 61, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864, by the Empress of the Seas; died March 16 [1870], of bronchitis. [17]

Elizabeth Gleve, domestic, aged 48, native of the Isle of Man; no further particulars known; died March 17 [1870], of epilepsy. [17]

Eliza Glover, 52, domestic, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1858 by the ship Lord Anglesey; pneumonia. [6]

Richard Godding, 37, brickmaker, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1851 by the ship Statesman; rupture of the bladder. [5]

-- Godsenn, aged 47, native of London; arrived in 1854 by the Salsette; died September 3 [1869] of icterus. [10]

Patrick Gorman, 20, labourer, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864 by the ship Marco Polo; disease of the heart. [3]

Mary Grace, aged 29, native of Ireland; arrived in 1855 by the Prince Alfred; died September 30 [1869], of phthisis. [11]

William Graham, seaman, aged 18, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1870, by the Loch Tay; died August 1 [1870], of apoplexy. [22]

George Greenway, aged 39 years, native of Staffordshire, carpenter; arrived in the Lord Stanley in 1854; died on 13th July [1869], of disease of the liver. [8]

Hannah Gregory, 58, native of Waterford, arrived in 1857, by the ship Appleton; consumption. [2]

Cecilia Grimes, aged 43 years, native of London; arrived in the Lysander in 1841; died on August 2 [1869] of paralysis and sanguineous apoplexy. [9]

William Grindle, 33, hawker, native of Prussia; arrived in 1862 by the ship Batavia; consumption. [5]

Mary Grocatt, cook, aged 40, place of birth unknown; arrived in 1862 by the Hotspur; died July 9 [1870], of dropsy. [21]

William Groves, miner, aged 42, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1853, by the Lanlioy; died July 22 [1870], of aneurism. [22]

John Guthrie, labourer, aged 56, native of Derbyshire; arrived in 1850, ship unknown; died July 19 [1870], of dysentery. [22]

Amelia Haddock, aged 38, native of Hertfordshire; arrived in 1868 by the Hannah More; died June 11 [1870], of typhoid fever. [20]

Jacob Hag, gardener, aged 55 years, native of Germany; arrived in 1862, ship unknown; died on 5th August [1869] of tumour on the neck. [9]

David Hall, 47, plumber, native of Glasgow, arrived in 1846 by the ship Belmont; dropsy. [2]

Eliza Hall, aged 42, native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1860 by the Countess Elgin; died December 1 [1869], of cancer of the stomach. [13]

William Hall, 30, miner, native of Scotland; arrived in 1861 by the ship Blue Jacket; abscess in the thigh. [3]

Thomas Hallett, seaman, aged 28, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1870 by the Wooloomooloo; died May 8 [1870], of cardiac disease. [19]

James Halliday, aged 53, native of Kent; arrived in 1850 by the Sussex; died September 7 [1869], of phthisis. [10]

Henry Halter, labourer, aged 38 years, native of Sussex; arrived in the Maitland in 1854; died on 19th July [1869] of disease of the liver and kidneys. [9]

Hannah Hamilton, age unknown, native of Germany; arrived in 1849, ship unknown; died on 25th July [1869] of phthisis. [9]

Pohl Hamilton, aged 23, groom, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864, by the Shalimar; died October 28 [1869], of fever. [12]

Thomas Hamilton, 66, plasterer, native of Belfast; arrived in 1855 by the ship Lady McNaughton; exhaustion. [5]

Bridget Hankard, aged 29, native of Ireland; arrived in 1861 by the Great Tasmania; died April 24 [1870], of phthisis. [19]

Elizabeth Harding, 40, domestic, native of Cumberland; arrived in 1853 by the ship Teserang; cancer. [6]

John Harfman, aged 27, seaman, native of Hanover; arrived in 1870, by the Cambridge; died March 31 [1870], of phthisis. [18]

John Harlay, aged 40 years, native of Ireland, labourer; arrived in the Champion of the Seas in 1864; died on 1st July [1869] of phthisis. [8]

Henry Harper, seaman, aged 40, native of Scotland; arrived in 1869 by the Aldinga; died August 28 [1870], of cardiac. [23]

William Henry Harper, aged 59, baker, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1847, by the Shamrock; died October 17 [1869], of tubercular disease. [12]

Isaac Harris, aged 50, native of Poland; arrived in 1852, by the John McKenzie; died July 30 [1870], of paralysis. [22]

Mary Ann Harris, aged 36, native of Gloucester; arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died March 8 [1870], of paralysis and exhaustion. [17]

Bridget Hartigan, aged 39, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, by the Oliver Lane; died October 30 [1869], of disease of the womb and exhaustion. [12]

Archibald Harvey, aged 31, draper, native of Scotland; arrived in 1869 by the Highflyer; died January 23 [1870], of phthisis. [15]

James Harvey, labourer, aged 45, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852 by the Wellington; died August 13 [1870], of abscess in brain. [23]

Charlotte Harwood (otherwise Goodborn), 30, seamstress; arrived in 1847 by the ship Victoria; phthisis. [6]

Henry Hasting, farmer, aged 60, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1855, by the Great Britain; died July 26 [1870], of malignant disease of the parotid. [22]

James Hatton, sweep, aged 50, native of London; arrived in 1853 by the Norway; died August 22 [1870], of pleuro-pneumonia. [23]

Kin Hay, aged 24, native of Canton, in China, waiter; arrived in 1869, by the Union; died October 14 [1869], of starvation. [12]

James Hayes, miner, aged 57, native of Kent; arrived in 1853 by the Ceylon; died September 30 [1870], of carcinoma of stomach. [24]

Wilmot Haywood, aged 60, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1859, by the Royal Saxon; died July 29 [1870], of paralysis. [22]

William Hibberd, 36, hairdresser, native of Bristol, arrived in 1857 by the ship Monarch of the Seas, consumption. [2]

Michael Hickey, clerk, aged 45, native of Ireland; arrived in 1848 by the Blonde; died December 14 [1869], of epilepsy and paralysis. [14]

John Hill, seaman, aged 54, native of Scotland; arrived in 1857 by the Sardinian; died September 11 [1869], of asthma bronchitis. [11]

Patrick Hill, labourer, aged 23, native of Ireland; arrived in 1851 by the James T. Ford; died August 11 [1870] of dysentery. [23]

William Hill, shipwright, aged 40, native of Northumberland; arrived in 1854 by the Medway; died May 25 [1870], of exhaustion. [20]

Margaret Hillier, 31, native of Scotland; arrived in 1858, by a ship the name of which is unknown; consumption. [4]

William Hodgkins, master mariner, aged 48, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1866 by the City of Adelaide; died October 5 [1869], of elephantiasis. [11]

Walter Hogan, clerk, aged 48, native of Ireland; died September 18 [1869], of pneumonia; no further particulars. [11]

Joseph Hogg, 39, tailor, native of Cumberland, arrived in 1855 by the Gipsy Bride; consumption. [1]

James Holden, carpenter, aged 67, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852 by the Gambogia; died September 6 [1870], of fractured thigh. [24]

Martha Holloway, 30, domestic servant, native of Somersetshire, arrived in 1854 by the ship Clara Symes; consumption. [1]

Michael Hopkins, labourer, aged 29, native of Dublin; arrived in 1864, by the Greyhound; died July 20 [1870], of cancer of oesophagus. [22]

Charles Horne, labourer, aged 44, native of High Wickham; further particulars unknown; died June 23 [1870], of cerebral disease. [21]

Alfred Horwood, clerk, aged 45, native of London; arrived in 1858, by the Lincolnshire; died March 24 [1870], of mitral disease. [17]

Kate Howard (alias Kenny), cook, aged 28; arrived in 1864 by the Royal Standard; died August 10 [1870], of phthisis. [23]

Mary Howard, aged 24, native of Ireland; arrived in 1868 by the Great Britain; died May 6 [1870], of dyspepsia, from alcohol. [19]

Mary Ann Howard, aged 38, hawker, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the Aromant; died October 7 [1869], of phthisis. [12]

William Howden, aged 34 years, clerk, native of Scotland; arrived in 1852 by the ship Cossipore; died 9th June [1869], of phthisis. [7]

Elizabeth Hudson, 42, domestic, native of Scotland; arrived in 1855 by the ship Boomerang; dropsy. [6]

Mary Hughes, aged 40, native of London; arrived in 1855 by the Schomberg; died August 19 [1870], of cancer of inguinal glands. [23]

Richard Hugo, 50, clerk, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the ship Empress of the Seas; disease of the liver. [5]

Mary Hunt, aged 47 years, native of Dorsetshire; arrived in the Duchess of Northumberland in 1849; died on 31st July [1869] of disease of the kidneys and dropsy. [9]

William Hunt, aged 50, bricklayer, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died October 13 [1869], of fracture to the skull. [12]

Agnes Hunter, aged 27 years, native of Scotland; arrived in 1861 by the Boanerges; died on the 13th June [1869], of phthisis. [7]

Robert Hurst, labourer, aged 52, native of Ramsgate; arrived in 1848, ship unknown; died July 9 [1870], of pneumonia. [21]

Richard Irish, aged 39 years, carpenter, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1862 by the ship William Hammond; died 19th May [1869], of phthisis. [7]

George Jamieson, groom, aged 43, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1849 by the Bolton; died October 3 [1869], of pneumonia. [11]

John Jamieson, draper, aged 42, native of Ireland; died September 21 [1869], of phthisis; no further particulars. [11]

Francis Jeffreys, 69, seaman, native of Bristol; arrived in 1821 by the ship Caledonia; consumption. [4]

Benjamin Johnson, 36, stonemason, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1858 by the ship Asiatic; dropsy. [4]

Elizabeth Johnson, aged 26, native of Hertfordshire; arrived in 1858, by the Gambogia; died February 22 [1870], of phthisis. [16]

Thomas Johnson, shepherd, aged 67, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1851 by the Mary Ann; died on December 6 [1869], of cancer of the stomach. [14]

Albert Johnston, aged 45; arrived by the Maggie Johnston, further particulars unknown; died November 3 [1870], of disease of the brain. [26]

Jessie Smith Johnston, 42, domestic, native of Scotland; arrived in 1860 by the ship White Star; exhaustion from internal ulcer. [5]

Mary Ann Johnston, aged 27, native of Birmingham; arrived in 1858 by the Carolina; died June 4 [1870], of phthisis. [20]

Susan Johnston, aged 42, native of Ireland; arrived in 1868 by the Shooting Star; died September 5 [1870], of fistula. [24]

Annie Johnstone, 25, domestic servant, native of Ireland, arrived in 1866 by the ship Star of India; consumption. [2]

Jane Jones, aged 26, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1866 by the Tornado; died September 19 [1870], of phthisis. [24]

Mary Jones, aged 40, domestic, native of Wales; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died April 5 [1870], of cardiac. [18]

Richard Jones, 38, engineer, native of Wales; arrived in 1852 by the ship Cambridge; epilepsy. [4]

Thomas Jones, 34, seaman, native of Bristol; arrived in 1851 by the ship Kyle; jaundice. [5]

Thomas Jones, labourer, aged 53, native of Manchester; arrived in 1862, ship unknown; died September 11 [1869], of pneumonia phthisis. [11]

Thomas Jones, aged 46, waterman, native of Deptford; arrived in 1857, by the Lansdowne; died April 12 [1870], of pneumonia. [18]

Elizabeth Jordan, domestic, age 30, native of Cornwall; arrived in the African [in] 1863; died on 28th July [1869], of fever. [9]

Henry Junger, overseer, aged 30, native of Prussia; arrived in 1858 by the St. John; died on December 21 [1869], of phthisis. [14]

Sam Kee, miner, aged 63, native of Canton; arrived in 1869, by the Joshua Bates; died November 19 [1870], of congestion of the lungs. [26]

William Keiley, 47, labourer, native of Ireland; arrived in 1841 by the ship Diamond; consumption. [5]

Dennis Kelly, 61, labourer, native of Ireland, arrived in 1846 by the ship Swordfish; cirrhosis of the liver. [1]

Kate Kelly, aged 16, born at sea; arrived in 1853, by the Mary Moore; died April 27 [1870], of phthisis. [19]

Patrick Kelly, aged 33, baker, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Saldana; died October 10 [1869], of phthisis. [12]

John Kemsley, cook, aged 30, native of Kent; arrived in 1866 by the Golden Sea; died August 11 [1870], of phthisis. [23]

James Kendal, a miner, aged 42, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1853 by the Great Britain; died on December 18 [1869], of erysipelas and necrosis of the lower jaw. [14]

Michael Kennedy, 31, miner, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the ship Tricolor; phthisis. [6]

Patrick Kennedy, 20, shoemaker, native of Ireland, arrived in 1866 by the ship Tornado; disease of the ankle. [3]

Patrick Kennelly, 24, cooper, native of Ireland, arrived in 1863 by the ship Red Jacket; consumption. [2]

Margaret Kent, domestic, aged 18, native of Tipperary; arrived in 1867, by the White Star; died March 5 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

Margaret Kerrie, aged 20, domestic, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Royal Standard; died February 16 [1870], of phthisis. [16]

Frederick Kidman, hawker, aged 40, native of Cambridge; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died September 11 [1869], of dyspepsia enteritis. [11]

John King, 50, cook, native of Bermuda, died in the casualty ward on arrival; disease of the heart. [6]

Mary Kingsley, aged 19 years, native of Ireland, domestic; arrived in ship Arabian in 1866; died on 18th June [1869] of mephritis. [8]

Elizabeth Kisbee, aged 55 years, native of Northamptonshire; arrived in 1858 by the ship Monarch; died 8th June [1869], of phthisis. [7]

John Knight, 24, clerk, native of Kent; arrived in 1869 by the ship Corona; consumption. [5]

Richard Knighton, aged 50, patternmaker, native of Dublin; arrived in 1850 by the Sarah Sands; died February 21 [1870], of renal dysentery. [16]

William Knighton, miner aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1845 by the Lawrino; died May 13 [1870], of aneurism. [19]

Thomas Knights, seaman, aged 33, native of London; arrived in 1855, by the Challenge; died November 18 [1870], of pneumonia. [26]

Margaret Knowles, aged 46, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866 by the Lightning; died February 7 [1870], of morbus Brightii. [16]

Bridget Kusack, aged 23, domestic, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Royal Saxon; died January 1 [1870], of morbus cordis. [15]

John Laffin, aged 43, steward, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the ship Kent; died January 15 [1870], of hoemorrhage after amputation of hip. [15]

James Lallan, 30, labourer, native of Ireland, arrived in 1864, name of ship not stated; consumption. [1]

Ellen Lambert, aged 42 years, native of Dublin; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died on 28th June [1869] of phthisis. [8]

Jane Lancaster, aged 39, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1866, by the Albatross; died June 19 [1870], of phthisis. [21]

William Lawson, stockman, aged 40, native of Norway; arrived in 1853, by the Gambier; died March 19 [1870], of cardiac. [17]

James Lazarus, 29, clerk, native of Denmark; arrived in 1865 by the ship Alexandria; exhaustion from an abscess. [4]

William Leach, labourer, aged 45, native of Worcestershire; arrived in 1864 by the Queen of the South; died December 1 [1869], of phthisis. [13]

John Leahy, 27, miner, native of Ireland; arrived in 1862 by the ship Portland; consumption. [5]

William Leathem, compositor, aged 60, native of Cork; arrived in 1859, by the Aurora; died July 20 [1870], of penal dropsy. [22]

Mathias Ledas, aged 27 years, butcher, native of Germany; date of arrival and ship unknown; died 7th June [1869], of enteritis. [7]

Robert Lee, aged 50, shoemaker, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856, ship unknown; died January 26 [1870], of dysentery. [15]

Henry Leggin, storeman, aged 50, native of Sussex; arrived 1853, by the Frances Henty; died March 11 [1870], of hepatitis. [17]

Annie Legos, age unknown, native of Jersey, governess; arrived in 1869, by the Thomas Thorpe; died October 22 [1869], of delirium tremens. [12]

William Leigh, aged 49 years, dentist, native of Northampton; arrived in 1852 by the Indian Queen; died 29th May [1869], from injury to his head. [7]

Francis Leighton, aged 60, draper, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Bloomer; died January 31 [1870], of cirrhosis of the liver. [16]

Mary A. Lennon, aged 42, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857, by the ship Castilian; died October 15 [1869], of pleuro-pneumonia. [12]

John Lennox, labourer, aged 60, native of Scotland; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died March 11 [1870], of apoplexy. [17]

Mary Ann Leonard, aged 30 years, domestic, native of Cork; arrived in 1860 by the ship Corunna; died 4th of June [1869], of morbus Brightii. [7]

Thomas Leonard, labourer, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the Ocean Chief; died June 11 [1870], of phthisis. [20]

George Lewcock, 63, silversmith, native of Middlesex, arrived in 1856 by the ship Red Jacket; disease of the heart. [2]

John Lewis, miner, aged 45, native of Manchester; arrived in 1852, by the Mount Stewart; died June 30 [1870], of aneurism of the aorta. [21]

Sarah Lewis, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858 by the Constantine; died August 25 [1870], of delirium tremens. [23]

Mary Liddy, domestic, aged 24, native of Ireland; arrived in 1868 by the Sir Robert Sale; died November 18 [1869], of typhoid fever. [13]

Francis Lindaht, farmer, aged 20, native of South America; arrived in 1870, by the Anglo-Saxon; died July 16 [1870], of spinal meningitis. [22]

Jane Linden, aged 36, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Wanetta; died December 9 [1869], of phthisis. [14]

Oscar Lohr, aged 44, native of Sweden, chief mate of the Scioto; died September 6 [1869], of typhoid fever. [10]

Charles Long, aged 59, clerk, native of Oxfordshire; arrived in 1852 by the Northumberland; died January 16 [1870], of dyspepsia and abdominal tumours. [15]

David Lord, labourer, aged 63, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1853 by the Eagle; died on the 12th October [1870], of cancer of the tongue. [25]

Antony Loughnan, groom, aged 21, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858 by the Morning Light; died October 4 [1869], of exhaustion and tubercular disease. [11]

Thomas Lovick, cabdriver, aged 60, native of Norwich; arrived in 1857 by the Derwent; died October 19 [1870], of disease of the heart. [25]

Thomas Low, aged 49, no further particulars; died August 23 [1869], of pneumonia. [10]

John Lowe, 29, clerk, native of Scotland; arrived in 1869 by the ship Geelong; beri beri. [6]

Thomas Lowe, aged 50, native of Manchester, labourer; arrived in 1854 by the James Brown; died October 5 [1869], of inflammation of the lungs. [11]

James Luley, 41, clerk, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the ship Emma; consumption. [3]

William Lundon, 26, draper, native of Ireland, arrived in 1863 by the ship Sandringham; consumption. [2]

Frederick Lyman, aged 31, seaman, native of Sweden; arrived in 1867, by the Korong; died April 5 [1870], of phthisis. [18]

Edward Lynch, labourer, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the African; died December 25 [1869], of cancer of the liver and kidneys. [14]

Mary Lynch, aged 30, domestic, native of Ireland; died January 21 [1870], of typhoid fever; further particulars not known. [15]

John Lyons, teacher, aged 70, native of Ireland; arrived in the Turon [in] 1857; died on 1st August [1869], of chronic bronchitis and diarrhoea. [9]

John Mackay, labourer, aged 50; native of Scotland; arrived in 1853 by the Janet Mitchel; died November 29 [1869], of disease of the liver. [13]

Edward Manley, miner, aged 64, native of Dublin; no further particulars known; died March 1 [1870], of malignant disease of the stomach. [17]

Ann Mann, aged 70, native of Bedfordshire; arrived in 1852, by the John Taylor; died March 29 [1870], of diarrhoea. [18]

Julia Mara, domestic, aged 22, native of Tipperary; arrived in 1870 by the Denmark; died May 17 [1870], of typhoid fever. [19]

William Marriott, aged 11, native of London; arrived in 1863, ship unknown; died April 25 [1870], of typhoid fever. [19]

Robert Marshall, merchant, aged 54, native of England; arrived in 1855, ship unknown; died July 20 [1870], of bronchitis. [22]

John Martin, gardener, aged 75, native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1854, by the Sir Robert Peel; died May 12 [1870], of diarrhoea. [19]

Charles Mason, aged 21, steward, native of America; arrived in 1869 by the Niagara; died January 5 [1870], of phthisis. [15]

Peter Mastallear, seaman, native of Italy, aged 30; arrived in 1859 by the Murray; died December 11 [1869], of morbus cordis and pneumonia. [14]

Anne Matthews, aged 6, native of Tasmania; arrived in 1868 by the Rob Roy; died January 20 [1870], of diptheria. [15]

John May, clerk, aged 38, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died September 2 [1870], of aneurism of the aorta. [23]

Robert McAdams, aged 40 years, native of Scotland, baker; arrived in the Queen of Nations in 1863; died on 28th June [1869] of rheumatism. [8]

Henrietta McBride, aged 33 years, native of Yorkshire; arrived in the ship Argyleshire in 1857; died on 6th July [1869] of dropsy. [8]

Henry McClaude, shipwright, aged 44, native of Bristol; arrived in 1869 by the Henry Jane; died November 12 [1869], of phthisis. [13]

Mary McCormack, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1850 by the Corea; died December 28 [1869], of disease of the liver and dropsy. [14]

Michael McCormack, miner, aged 33, native of Dublin; arrived in 1858 by the Empire Queen; died April 23 [1870], of phthisis. [19]

-- McCullough, 32, miner, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the ship Albion; heart disease. [4]

Annie McDonald, 28, native of Cork; arrived in 1851, by the ship Alfred the Great; consumption. [3]

John McDonald, 48, stone sawyer, native of Kent, arrived in 1859 by the ship Gipsy Bride; plumbism. [1]

Patrick McDonald, seaman, aged 45, native of Canada; arrived in 1867 by the Evening Star; died December 10 [1869], of bronchitis and debility. [14]

James McEnroe, aged 25, labourer; native of Ireland; arrived in 1866 by the Racehorse; died October 16 [1869], of phthisis. [12]

Mary McGill, aged 20, arrived in 1867; died November 2 [1869] of fever; no further particulars. [12]

Luke McGivoney, aged 32 years, native of Ireland, labourer; arrived in the White Star in 1864; died on 7th July [1869] of phthisis. [8]

Martin McGrath, blacksmith, aged 20, native of Ireland; arrived in 1850 by the Courier; died June 6 [1870], of phthisis. [20]

Elizabeth McGughy, domestic servant, native of Ireland, arrived in 1863 by the ship Ivanhoe; consumption. [1]

Michael McGuin, shoemaker, aged 29, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864 by the Robert Lowe; died November 9 [1870], of phthisis. [26]

Patrick McGuinness, aged 59, tailor; native of Dublin; arrived in 1867 by the Bassora Merchant; died October 19 [1869], of morbus cordis. [12]

Rosanna McGunigle, domestic, aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1866 by the Champion of the Seas; died October 21 [1870], of phthisis. [25]

Ann Maria McHenry, 25, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1863 by the ship British Trident; consumption. [3]

John McIntyre, aged 60, shepherd, native of Scotland; arrived in 1857 by the Stirling; died February 14 [1870], of phthisis. [16]

Thomas McIvor, aged 52, native of Glasgow, quarryman; arrived in 1841, by the Thomas Arbuthnot; died August 16 [1869], of morbus cordis. [10]

John McKay, aged 33 years, native of Glasgow, printer; arrived in the s.s. Great Britain in 1856; died on 15th July [1869] of morbus cordis. [8]

Francis McKeever, aged 45, tailor; native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died October 10 [1869], of morbus cordis. [12]

Daniel McKenny, aged 15, mason, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, by the Nelson; died April 4 [1870], of diarrhoea. [18]

Hector McKenzie, carpenter, aged 54, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854, by the Harpenshire; died May 6 [1870], of dysentery. [19]

John McKinnon, hammerman; aged 38, native of Scotland; arrived in 1863 by the Matans; died July 28 [1870], of dysentery. [22]

James D. McLachlan, aged 29, native of London, publican; arrived in 1862 by the Kent; died September 10 [1869], of phthisis. [11]

Patrick McLachlan, labourer, aged 29, native of Dublin; arrived in 1857 by the Greyhound; died July 21 [1870], of typhoid fever. [22]

Robert McLarty, 39, miner, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853; ship unknown; heirnetta cerebritis. [6]

James McLaughlan, 46, native of Scotland; deceased was suffering from exhaustion from abscess, and died on the day of his admission without being able to give further information than that he arrived in 1852. [1]

James McLintoch, aged 32, blacksmith, native of Scotland; arrived in 1862, by the Castle Eden; died April 17 [1870], of abscess in the lumbar region. [18]

Mary McNamara, 41, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the ship Victory; diarrhoea. [4]

Mary McNamara, aged 16, seamstress, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Wanetta; died October 26 [1869], of phthisis. [12]

Hannah McNeillance, aged 32, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865, by the White Star; died August 11 [1869], of phthisis. [10]

Robert McPherson, plasterer, aged 43, native of Scotland; arrived in 1857 by the John Bell; died December 28 [1869], of aneurism of the aorta. [14]

Joseph Megson, professor of music, aged 47, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1834 by the Royal Saxon; died August 15 [1870], of hepatic. [23]

Thomas Melling, seaman, aged 40; native of Dublin; arrived in 1869 by the Lightning; died November 29 [1869], of pneumonia. [13]

John Mellon, aged 38, native of Ireland, French polisher; arrived in 1864 by the Red Jacket; died September 9 [1869], of brain softening. [11]

Edward Mercan, shoeblack, aged 40, native of England (no further particulars); died November 8 [1869] of epilepsy. [13]

William Mercer, coachpainter, aged 52, native of Kent; arrived in 1852 by the Hyderabad; died July 24 [1870], of broncho-pneumonia. [22]

John Michaud, seaman, aged 47, native of France; arrived in 1856, ship unknown; died March 9 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

Margaret Milan, domestic, aged 19, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, ship unknown; died April 23 [1870], of typhoid fever. [19]

Robert Miller, 42, clerk, native of Glasgow; arrived in 1859 by the ship Marco Polo; phthisis. [6]

James Milling, tailor, aged 46, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1853, by the Monteagle; died April 29 [1870], of morbus cordis. [19]

Keziah Mitchell (otherwise Sophia Banks), 16, native of New Zealand; hydatids on the brain. [6]

Mary Mitty, 35, spinster, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1853, by ship not known; apoplexy. [3]

Robert Moffatt, labourer, aged 66, native of Scotland; arrived in 1858, by the Marco Polo; died March 6 [1870], of gangrene. [17]

John Moncrief, aged 51, gardener, native of Scotland; arrived in 1841 by the Marion; died January 2 [1870], of phthisis. [15]

Henry Monk, waterman, aged 48, native of Gravesend; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died March 11 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

James Montgomery, whitesmith, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in 1868, by the Lightning; died March 2 [1870], of tumour in abdomen. [17]

William Montgomery, sawyer, aged 46, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853, by the Hurricane; died March 20 [1870], of bronchitis. [17]

James Moodie, shepherd, aged 57, native of Scotland; arrived in 1853 by the Australia; died August 27 [1870], of cardiac. [23]

Hugh Moore, 32, merchant, native of Dublin; arrived in 1852 by the ship Torrent; diptheria. [4]

Michael Moore, labourer, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived in 1849 by the Waterloo; died December 14 [1869], of morbus cordis. [14]

Margaret Moran, aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865, by the Southern Eagle; died July 7 [1870], of phthisis. [21]

Edward Morgan, draper, aged 38, native of Wales; arrived in 1857 by the Kent; died July 17 [1870], of phthisis. [22]

Edwin Morgan, mason, aged 60, native of Gloucestershire; arrived 1830, ship unknown; died 6th August [1869]. [9]

George Morgan, aged 26, miner, native of London; arrived in 1869 by the Carvard; died January 7 [1870], of abscess in the brain. [15]

John Morgan, aged 29, seaman, native of Sweden; arrived in 1869 by the Conflict; died January 31 [1870], of typhoid fever. [16]

Thomas Morgan, seaman, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1860, ship unknown; died July 7 [1870], from exhaustion from abscess of right jaw. [21]

Sarah Morris, aged 34, native of London; arrived in 1858, by the Escort; died May 2 [1870], of carcinoma. [19]

Thomas Morris, coachman, aged 43, native of London; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died July 26 [1870], of phthisis. [22]

Alexander Morrison, miner, aged 34, native of Scotland; arrived in 1863 by the Eastern Empire; died November 21 [1869], of serous apoplexy. [13]

Nicholas Mounaer, vinedresser; aged 33, native of France; arrived in 1866, by the Prince Robert; died August 2 [1870], of disease of the heart, liver, and kidneys. [22]

Mary Mulhall, 24, domestic, native of Dublin; arrived in 1867 by the ship Morning Light; phthisis. [6]

Joseph Mullen, clerk; aged 22; native of Ireland; arrived in 1866, by the Prince Alfred; died July 28 [1870], of phthisis. [22]

Henry Munns, shepherd, aged 61, native of Hertfordshire; arrived in 1837 by the Royal Sovereign; died August 31 [1870], of carcinoma of stomach. [23]

Catherine Murphy, 30, domestic, native of Dublin; arrived in 1859 by the ship Scottish Chief; consumption. [5]

James Murphy, labourer, aged 45, native of Ireland; arrived in 1843 by the Gilmore; died October 21 [1870], of rupture. [25]

Martin Murphy, steward, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in 1857 by the Constantinople; died November ?, [1869], of phthisis. [13]

Mary Murray, domestic, aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Ascendant; died May 11 [1870], of typhoid fever. [19]

Mary Murray, aged 61, native of Ireland; further particulars unknown; died July 8 [1870], of disease of the brain. [21]

William Murray, aged 38, carter, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Eagle; died April 8 [1870], of concussion of the brain. [18]

John Naylor, labourer, aged 21, native of Ireland; arrived in 1869 by the Corona; died August 25 [1870], of pleurisy. [23]

Thomas Needham, miller, aged 46, native of Canada; arrived in 1862, ship unknown; died March 17 [1870], of paralysis. [17]

Louisa Nelson, aged 32, native of London; arrived in 1856, by the Atlanta; died November 9 [1870], of phthisis. [26]

Henry Newby, leather-dresser; aged 74, native of North Carolina; arrived in 1863, by the Stately; died July 20 [1870], of gangrene. [22]

Richard Newby, 47, carter, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1853 by the ship Mary Seaton; disease of the heart. [5]

Charles Newham, 38, groom, native of Norfolk, arrived in 1854, but by what ship is not known; delirium tremens. [2]

Frederick Newman, 26, groom, native of London; arrived in 1858 by the ship Asiatic; cancer. [4]

Letitia Newman, aged 25, native of Scotland; further particulars unknown; died July 7 [1870], of pneumonia. [21]

Thomas Newman, 63, cook, native of Bristol; arrived in 1857 by the ship Royal Charter; debility. [6]

Andrew Nimmo, age unknown; arrived in the ship Blanche Moore, date unknown; died 26th May [1869], of dysentery. [7]

Thomas Nixon, irondresser, aged 37, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863, ship unknown; died March 19 [1870], of pneumonia. [17]

Margaret Noonan, aged 23, native of Exeter; arrived in 1850 by the Elizabeth; died September 18 [1869], of typhoid fever. [11]

Richard Noonan, 30, labourer, native of Cork; arrived in 1866 by the ship Egremont; disease of the kidneys. [3]

Eliza North, 49, native of London, arrived in 1863 by the ship Gibson Craig; inflammation of the lungs. [2]

Catherine Northcote, 23, domestic servant; died from consumption, being unable to afford particulars as to arrival. [1]

William Oakes, messenger, aged 40, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1867 by the Kent; died October 23 [1870], of erysipelas. [25]

Lewis Oakley, compositor, aged 25; died September 30 [1869], from neck broken whilst bathing; no further particulars. [11]

Patrick O'Connor, wheelwright, aged 22, native of Ireland; arrived in 1868, by the Conflict; died November 10 [1870], of dropsy. [26]

John Olsen, seaman, aged 29, native of Norway; arrived in 1870, by the Talisman; died July 16 [1870], of typhoid fever. [22]

Edward Omer, miner, aged 58, native of London, arrived in the Laura [in] 1859; died on 27th July [1869] of disease of the heart. [9]

Sarah O'Neil, aged 19, domestic, native of Ireland; arrived in 1863 by the Royal Dane; died January 15 [1870], of accidental poisoning. [15]

Abraham Opie, aged 50 years, native of Cornwall, working engineer; arrived in the ship Carpentaria in 1854; died on 4th July [1869] of phthisis. [8]

William Ordish, labourer, aged 48, native of Derbyshire; arrived in 1853 by the Ballanger; died August 17 [1870], of ducocythemia. [23]

Mary O'Regan, aged 47, native of Ireland; arrived in 1853 by the Bermondsey; died October 12 [1869], of anoemia. [12]

-- Osborne, aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in the Carpentaria; year unknown; died on 4th August [1869] of disease of the right lung. [9]

James O'Shea, 30, butcher, native of Ireland, arrived in 1850 by the ship British Empire; exhaustion from abscess. [1]

Catherine O'Toole, aged 50, domestic, native of Ireland; arrived in 1849, by the James Ford; died April 13 [1870], of cancer of the stomach. [18]

John Owen, quarryman, aged 39, native of Wales; arrived in 1863 by the Great Tasmania; died April 27 [1870], of hepatic disease. [19]

Thomas Owen, groom, aged 64, native of Middlesex; arrived in 1855 by the Blanche Moore; died September 27 [1870], of disease of the brain. [24]

John Owens, 60, wardsman, native of Wales; arrived in 1846 by the ship Orient; exhaustion after amputation. [3]

Ann Paling, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Epsom; died October 13 [1869], of pleurisy. [12]

Henry Pallett, labourer, aged 40; native of Herefordshire; arrived in 1852 by the Stratheden; died November 25 [1869], of pneumonia. [13]

Eliza Panton, aged 35, native of London; died January 27 [1870], of diarrhoea; further particulars unknown. [15]

Thomas Parr, 21, clerk, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1869 by the ship Hyderabad; typhoid fever. [3]

William Pascoe, aged 42, cabinetmaker, native of Jersey; arrived in 1852 by the Evening Star; died January 22 [1870], of dropsy. [15]

Frederick Patterson, 24, traveller, native of Scotland; arrived in 1869 by the ship Formosa; consumption. [3]

Henry Perks, 57, painter, a native of London, arrived in 1863, but by what ship is not stated; died from fever. [1]

Alfred Peterson, aged 30, carpenter, native of Sweden; arrived in 1864 by the Atlantic Park; died January 6 [1870], of pneumonia. [15]

Peter Peterson, tailor, aged 38; native of Sweden; arrived in 1865 by the Dover Castle; died November 17 [1869], of phthisis. [13]

David Philip, shepherd, aged 65; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died July 31 [1870], of bronchitis. [22]

Caleb Phillips, seaman, aged 26, native of Newfoundland; arrived in 1870, by the Brechin Castle; died July 26 [1870], of phthisis. [22]

Eliza Phillips, aged 35, domestic, native of Dublin; arrived in 1856, by the Telegraph; died April 11 [1870], of pleurisy and peritonitis. [18]

Robert Picken, clerk, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, by the Spray of the Ocean; died August 1 [1870], of phthisis. [22]

Thomas Pickering, waiter, aged 45, native of Essex; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died June 21 [1870], of phthisis. [21]

Annie Picknell, 40, native of Dublin; arrived in 1844, name of ship not known; consumption. [4]

Benjamin Pitchford, blacksmith, aged 44; native of Shropshire; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died May 16 [1870], of spinal softening. [19]

John Porter, 45, miner, native of Ireland; no particulars as to date or manner of arrival; consumption. [4]

Thomas Porter, 29, cabdriver, native of London; arrived in 1854 by the ship Suffolk; disease of the heart. [6]

James Pound, tailor, aged 58, native of Dartmouth; arrived in 1857 by the Ordiana; died September 14 [1869], from morbus cordis and exhaustion. [11]

Thomas Prad, 49, mill-stonemaker, native of London; arrived in 1858 by the ship Hamilton Campbeltown Kidston; consumption. [5]

George Preston, inquest held, no further particulars recorded; died August 21 [1869]. [10]

Daniel Price, blacksmith, aged 30, native of Scotland; arrived in 1856 by the Charles; died June 10 [1870], of disease of liver. [20]

George Prior, labourer, aged 22, native of London; arrived in 1869 by the Vanguard; died May 19 [1870], of phthisis. [19]

Emily Pullen, aged 34, native of Cornwall; arrived in 1847 by the Lysander; died May 19 [1870], of phthisis. [19]

John Quelch, seaman, aged 38, native of Buckinghamshire; arrived in 1869, by the White Rose; died March 6 [1870], of dysentery. [17]

Catherine Quigley, aged 45, domestic, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865, ship unknown; died April 7 [1870], of bronchitis. [18]

William Quinlan, labourer, aged 75, native of Ireland; arrived in 1852, ship unknown; died December 26 [1869], of bronchitis and debility. [14]

James Quinn, musician, aged 51, native of London; arrived in 1853 by the Prince Arthur; died September 8 [1870], of pleurisy. [24]

Daniel Rahl, cooper, aged 53, native of Philadelphia; arrived in 1867 by the Rangitoto; died October 11 [1870], of pneumonia. [25]

Thomas Rainbow, aged 59, shepherd; native of Bedfordshire; arrived in 1843, by the Somerset; died October 25 [1869], of hemiplegia. [12]

George Ramsay, seaman, aged 53, native of Scotland; arrived in 1869 by the Thomas Fletcher; died December 13 [1869], of morbus cordis. [14]

Margaret Ray, 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1864 by the ship Oceanica; consumption. [3]

William Ray, 61, stockkeeper, native of Scotland; arrived in 1863 by the ship Marco Polo; disease of the bowels. [6]

Ellen Raymond, aged 26 years, native of Chelsea; arrived in the ship Ivanhoe in 1863; died on 13th July [1869] of phthisis. [8]

Edward Redmond, died December 22 [1869], of inflammation of the lungs. No further information. [14]

James Reid, farm labourer, aged 30, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854 by the Rob Roy; died October 24 [1870], of acute tuberculosis. [25]

Catharine Reilly, aged 39; native of Halifax; arrived in 1852 by the Vulcan; died November 10 [1869], of disease of the liver. [13]

Edward Reilly, aged 40, labourer, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Queen of the Seas; died January 17 [1870], of carcinoma. [15]

Hamilton Reilly, miner, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867, ship unknown; died July 17 [1870], of injuries accidentally received. [22]

John Reilly, dealer, aged 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died September 10 [1869], of apoplexy. [11]

Caroline Reynolds, 47, native of Essex; arrived in 1854 by the ship Columbus; disease of the heart. [3]

Catharine Reynolds, aged 54; native of Tipperary; arrived in 1857 by the Bassora Merchant; died November 29 [1869], of marasmus. [13]

Mary Ann Reynolds, aged 35, native of London; arrived in 1853 by the Chariot of Fame; died May 16 [1870], of burns. [20]

David Rigg, killed by accident at chaff cutting machine; inquest held; particulars unknown. [15]

Fillippo Riginetti, 24, miner, native of Austria; arrived in 1859 by a ship not known; pneumonia. [4]

John Riley, 44, dealer, native of Dublin; received a few hours before death; pneumonia. [6]

James Roach, dealer, aged 60, native of Lancashire; arrived in 1854 by the Indomitable; died May 18 [1870], of fracture to the spine. [19]

John Roach, master mariner, aged 60, native of the Isle of Wight; arrived in 1836 by the Prince George; died May 20 [1870], of ulcer of nares. [19]

James Roberts, 31, engineer; native of Stockport; arrived in 1866 by the ship Geelong; peritonitis. [6]

James Robertson, miner, aged 44; native of Scotland; arrived in 1851 by the President; died November 7 [1869], of disease of the heart. [13]

Abraham Robins, 39, cook, native of the United States; arrived in 1854 by the ship Cuttleberg; cancer of the stomach. [6]

Emma Robinson, aged 38, native of London; arrived in 1857 by the Harpley; died December 17 [1869], of exhaustion and cancer of the breast. [14]

John Rodgers, aged 33, mason; native of Scotland; arrived in 1853, by the Childe Harold. [12]

Martin Rogers, labourer, aged 49, native of Dublin; arrived in 1867 by the William Jardine; died December 15 [1869], of fever and abscess of the liver. [14]

Robert Rogers, aged 48 years, native of Hampshire, cab driver; arrived in the ship Sygnet; died on 2nd July [1869] of dropsy. [8]

Ferdinand Ropke, farmer, aged 36; native of Germany; arrived in 1853 by the Daniel Ross; died November 13 [1869], of phthisis. [13]

Bryce Ross, aged 52, clerk, native of Scotland; arrived in 1857, ship unknown; died February 14 [1870], of gun-shot wound, self-inflicted. [16]

Thomas Rushton, 70, pensioner, native of Yorkshire; no particulars obtainable, deceased having been brought to the hospital in a state of unconsciousness from paralysis, in which condition he continued till his death. [2]

Mary Russell, aged 48; native of Ireland; arrived in 1853, by the Commodore Perry; died October 16 [1869], from the effect of burns. [12]

Eliza Ryan, aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867 by the Nimrod; died January 11 [1870], of phthisis. [15]

Julia Ryan, 45. domestic; arrived in 1841 by the ship Diamond; apoplexy. [6]

Michael Ryan, labourer, aged 28, native of Tipperary; arrived in 1866 by the Light Brigade; died May 9 [1870], of renal disease. [19]

Michael Ryan, labourer, aged 28, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865, ship unknown; died July 17 [1870], of disease of the heart. [22]

Emily Salter, aged 48, native of Wales; arrived in 1870 by the Great Britain; died June 17 [1870], of paralysis. [21]

Toy Sam, gardener, aged 38, native of Canton; arrived in 1870, ship unknown; died August 18 [1870], of opium poisoning. [23]

Johannes Samuelson, aged 41 years, seaman, native of Sweden; arrived in 1866 by the ship Andromeda; died 31st of May [1869], of dysentery. [7]

John Sanders, gardener, aged 59, native of Surrey; arrived in 1864 by the Western Ocean; died April 30 [1870], of dysentery. [19]

Rebecca Sanders, aged 41, housewife, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1859, by the Tory; died April 11 [1870], of typhoid fever. [18]

James Saunders, 62, labourer, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1853 by the ship Condor; jaundice. [4]

James Sawyers, seaman, aged 41, native of London; arrived in 1869 by the Gresham; died September 18 [1869], of pneumonia. [11]

Elizabeth Scammell, aged 75, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1864 by the Vanguard; died December 13 [1869], of morbus cordis. [14]

Ellen Scanlan, 31, native of Limerick, arrived in 1856, by the ship Talbot; consumption. [1]

Timothy Scanlan, aged 41, labourer; native of Ireland; arrived in 1865, by the Golden Empire; died October 23 [1869], of aneurism. [12]

Johanna Schmidt, aged 50 years, native of Copenhagen; arrived in the ship San Francisco in 1853; died on 11th July [1869] of phthisis. [8]

Ruth Schwab, aged 33, native of Ireland; arrived in 1860 by the Ocean Chief; died July 7 [1870], of phthisis. [21]

Arthur Scott, 35, seaman, native of Scotland, arrived in 1857, by the ship Mary Waugh; chronic dysentery. [2]

Mary A. Scott, aged 38, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1852, by the Statesman; died September 27 [1869], of dysentery. [11]

Nicholas Scotten, miner, aged 35, native of Sweden; arrived in 1862 by the Pass Finder; died October 24 [1870], of disease of the heart. [25]

Catharine Sculley, domestic, aged 21, native of Ireland; arrived in 1869 by the Corona; died June 30 [1870], of typhoid fever. [21]

Edward Search, 55, gardener, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1855 by the ship Orwell; general debility. [4]

-- Seid, 30, seaman, native of Singapore; arrived in 1868 by the ship Cleopatra; consumption. [5]

Esther Self, aged 44, domestic, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1858, by the Atlanta; died April 14 [1870], of nervous debility and exhaustion. [18]

James Shanks, aged 32, baker, native of Ireland; arrived in 1850 by the Sir Edward Perry; died January 17 [1870], of phthisis. [15]

John Sharp, horse trainer, aged 65 years, native of Yorkshire; arrived in the Frances Thorpe in 1869; died on the 31st July [1869] of paralysis. [9]

Ann Sharpe, 44, native of Scotland; arrived in 1856 by the ship Burra Burra; carcimonia of the breast. [2]

Thomas Shaw, chemist, aged 44, native of Scotland; arrived in 1868 by the Joseph Banks; died July 12 [1870], of phthisis. [22]

William Shaw, shepherd, aged 32; native of Scotland; arrived in 1868, by the Rangitoto from New Zealand; died November 10 [1869], of disease of the bladder and kidneys. [13]

William Shehan, 46, miner, native of Tipperary; arrived in 1854 by the ship City of Manchester; jaundice. [6]

John Shellan, 48, labourer, native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1855, but could not give the name of the ship; apoplexy. [3]

William Shurey, baker, aged 26, native of Pimlico; arrived in 1853 by the Hanover; died June 7 [1870], of phthisis. [20]

Alexander Sime, labourer, aged 36, native of Scotland; arrived in 1856 by the Maria Somes; died September 13 [1869], of aneurism of the aorta. [11]

Joseph Simpson, 19, chimney sweep, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1864 by the Great Britain; peritonitis. [4]

Thomas Simpson, aged 53, draper, native of Leicestershire; arrived in 1850 by the Red Jacket; died January 2 [1870], of alcoholism. [15]

James Sinclair, aged 30, native of Shetland; arrived in 1859, by the Suffolk; died August 20 [1869], of pneumonia. [10]

John Singleton, 57, shoemaker, native of Cheshire; arrived in 1840 by the Jupiter; phthisis. [6]

William Skinner, labourer, aged 23, native of Scotland; arrived in 1866, by the Burlington; died March 16 [1870], of dysentery. [17]

Ah Sloug, 31, native of Canton; ship unknown; cancer. [6]

Charles Smith, 57, seaman, native of London; arrived in 1853 by the ship Stratheden; disease of the heart. [2]

Charlotte Smith, 70, nurse, native of Plymouth; arrived in 1858 by the ship Morning Light; dropsy. [6]

Fanny Smith, 31, domestic servant, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the ship Panama; consumption. [4]

George Smith, aged 66 years, carpenter, native of Hertfordshire; arrived in 1864 by the ship Witch of the Seas; died 7th June [1869], of exhaustion. [7]

James Smith, aged 50, native of Ireland; arrived 1860, by the Vanguard; died August 30 [1869], of aneurism of the aorta. [10]

John Smith, labourer, aged 45 years, native of Suffolk; arrived in the Fairy in 1849; died on the 29th July [1869]. [9]

Elizabeth Sommer, aged 56, native of Prussia; arrived in 1854 by the Oscar Vegar; died August 12 [1870], of paraplegia. [23]

Thomas Spencer, 62, labourer, native of Herefordshire; arrived in 1827 by the ship Surrey; consumption. [2]

John Squire, 42, shoemaker, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1851 by the ship Chirenga; debility from constant use of alcoholic stimulants. [4]

Lewis Stanton, aged 50, seaman, native of Massachusetts; arrived in 1869 by the Josiah L. Hall; died January 4 [1870], of asthma. [15]

John Stapleton, slater, aged 38 years, native of London; arrived in the Blackwall in 1852; died on 2nd August [1869] of disease of the liver and lungs. [9]

John Starkes, aged 14, native of Somersetshire; arrived in 1869 by the Commodore Perry; died August 15 [1870], of typhoid fever. [23]

Andrew Stewart, herdsman, aged 19, native of London; arrived in 1866 by the Golden Sea; died December 22 [1869], of morbus cordis. [14]

Elizabeth Stewart, aged 40; native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1855 by the Herald of the Morning; died November 6 [1869], of cancer. [13]

Harriett Stewart, aged 23, native of Barnett; arrived in 1863, ship unknown; died November 20 [1869], of phthisis. [13]

George Stibbard, aged 63 years, native of Buckinghamshire, butcher; arrived in the ship Agnes in 1843; died on 30th June [1869] of dropsy. [8]

William Stratford, 29, baker, native of Gloucestershire; arrived in 1859 by the ship Ben Nevis; exhaustion. [5]

Margaret Sullivan, aged 30, native of Tipperary; died May 1 [1870], of phthisis; further particulars unknown. [19]

Hung Sum, aged 53 years; name of ship and date of arrival unknown; died 2nd of June [1869], of phthisis. [7]

Ann Sunday, aged 27, native of Ireland; arrived in 1868 by the Peerless; died August 19 [1870], of phthisis. [23]

Charles Sutton, aged 65 years, miner, native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1839 by the ship Sir Henry Hardinge; died 24th May [1869], of apoplexy. [7]

Victor Svan, labourer, native of Finland; arrived in 1852; died January 12 [1870], of bronchitis; further particulars not known. [15]

Andries Svenson, aged 35, seaman, native of Norway; arrived in 1870 by the Hoideroon; died February 18 [1870], of phthisis. [16]

Ellen Sweeney, domestic, aged 26, native of Ireland; arrived in 1867 by the Vernera; died June 28 [1870], of phthisis. [21]

Peter Sweeney, stonemason, aged 43, native of London; arrived in 1861, by the Humboldt; died November 10 [1870], of Bright's disease. [26]

Richard Talbot, aged 25, native of Ireland, arrived in 1867 by the John Temperly; died July 8 [1870], of phthisis. [21]

James Tasker, miner, aged 39, native of London; arrived in 1858 by the Planet; died July 29 [1870], of softening of the brain. [22]

Frank Tattersall, 39, clerk, native of Peckham; arrived in 1859 by the ship Lord Hungerford; disease of the liver. [5]

Charlotte Taylor, domestic, aged 39, native of London; arrived in 1854, by the Shalimar; died March 9 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

Mary Taylor, 18, domestic servant; no particulars beyond the fact that deceased arrived in the Wellesley; consumption. [4]

Mary Anne Taylor, 54, domestic, native of England; arrived in 1860 by the ship Thomas Fielding; apoplexy. [6]

Richard Taylor, 63, labourer, native of London; arrived in 1838 by the ship Gilmore; disease of the kidneys. [5]

William Taylor, groom, age 40 years, native of London; arrived in the Anglesey in 1852; died on the 3rd August [1869] of phthisis. [9]

Thomas Thirkell, aged 53, carpenter, native of Yorkshire; arrived in 1858 by the Lord of the Isles; died January 2 [1870], of morbus cordis and anasarca. [15]

Peter Thomas, miner, aged 45, native of Austria; arrived in 1852, by the Julia; died November 20 [1870], of diseased larynx. [26]

Sarah Thomas, aged 40, native of Dublin; arrived in 1844, by the Mary Anne; died November 16 [1870], of typhoid fever. [26]

Andrew Thompson, carpenter, aged 67; native of Scotland; arrived in 1855, by the James Baines; died December 1 [1869], of disease of the vital organs. [13]

Isaac Thompson, labourer, aged 72, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854, by the Star of India; died March 3 [1870], of hemiplegia. [17]

John Thompson, labourer, aged 46, native of Scotland; arrived in 1851 by the Harry Lorrequer; died May 20 [1870], of cystitis. [19]

Nicholas Thompson, seaman, aged 50, native of Northumberland; arrived in 1856 by the Reliance; died June 4 [1870], of pneumonia. [20]

Scott Thompson, miner, aged 35, native of the Shetland Islands; arrived in 1858 by the Breston; died June 4 [1870], of phthisis. [20]

William Thompson, aged 70, native of Scotland; arrived in 1843, by the Janet of Holloway; died August 28 [1869], of dropsy. [10]

Mary Ann Thomson, age 23 years, native of Scotland; arrived in the Mary Pleasant in 1859; died on 2nd August [1869] of phthisis. [9]

William Thomson, 50, seaman, native of Ayrshire, arrived in 1853 by the ship Racer; serous apoplexy. [1]

Ann Thornton, aged 38; native of Wiltshire; arrived in 1854, by the Maria Hay; died November 15 [1869], of disease of the heart and dropsy. [13]

James Tobin, 37, stockman, native of Ireland; arrived in 1834 by the ship Mandarin; aneurism of the aorta. [4]

William Todd, labourer, aged 43, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854 by the Black Eagle; died October 16 [1870], of phthisis. [25]

Thomas Tomkins, groom, aged 42, native of Ireland; arrived in 1870 by the Penola; died June 29 [1870], of pleurisy. [21]

Bingham H. Tomlinson, 59, farmer, native of Lincolnshire; arrived in 1853 by the ship Prince Arthur; inflammation of brain. [3]

William Thomas Towne, compositor, aged 41, native of Leicestershire; arrived in 1851 by the Eliza; died August 30 [1870], of phthisis. [23]

Eliza Trickey, 36, native of Gloucester, arrived in 1857 by the ship Lobelia; disease of the heart. [1]

Richard Tronson, hawker of popular songs, aged 42; native of Dublin; arrived in 1865, by the John Easton; died November 6 [1869], of fractured leg. [13]

James Tulley, coachman, native of Ireland; arrived in 1856 by the ship Rising Sun; delirium tremens. [3]

David Tulloch, engraver, aged 40, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1849 by the Martin Luther; died September 17 [1869], of phthisis. [11]

Mary Tully, aged 70, native of Ireland; arrived in 1858, ship unknown; died November 2 [1870], of rupture at heart. [25]

Ann Turner, aged 52, native of Warwickshire; arrived in 1858 by the Barrackpore; died May 9 [1870], of cancer of the breast. [19]

Daniel Turner, seaman, aged 43, native of Scotland; arrived in 1850 by the Glen Barton; died May 27 [1870] of hydidia of liver. [20]

Isabella Turner, aged 32; native of London; arrived in 1856, by the Herald of the Morning; died October 17 [1869], of phthisis. [12]

Maria Louisa Vickers, aged 47, native of London; arrived in 1852 by the Himalaya; died May 29 [1870], of dysentery. [20]

William Waddell, clerk, aged 43, native of Paisley; arrived in 1855 by the Goldfinder; died September 7 [1870], of pleurisy. [24]

George Walker, aged 32, gunsmith, native of London; arrived in 1865 by the Star of England; died February 9 [1870], of broken ribs. [16]

Margaret Walker, aged 50 years, native of Edinburgh; arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died 6th June [1869], of phthisis. [7]

Esther Ellen Wallis, 40, native of Bristol, arrived in 1852 by the ship Eliza; dysentery. [1]

Eliza Walsh, domestic, aged 27, native of Liverpool; arrived in 1860 by the Lady Appleton; died June 5 [1870] of phthisis. [20]

William Walsh, 75, labourer, native of Manchester; arrived in 1839, ship unknown; bronchitis. [6]

John Walshe, publican, aged 38; native of Ireland; arrived in 1852; ship unknown; died May 18 [1870], of gunshot wound. [19]

Catherine Ward, aged 31 years, native of Manchester; arrived in 1853, ship unknown; died 12th June [1869], of disease of liver. [7]

Mark Warren, labourer, aged 20, native of Devonport; arrived in 1854, ship unknown; died June 17 [1870], of hydatid of the lung. [21]

William Warren, bushman, aged 43, native of Islington; arrived in 1842 by the Pathfinder; died November 5 [1870], of pneumonia. [26]

Julia Waters, aged 25, domestic, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859, ship unknown; died February 7 [1870], of pleuro-pneumonia. [16]

Mary Watson, aged 39, native of Wales; arrived in 1853 by the Sultana; died June 29 [1870], of disease of the heart. [21]

Archibald Webb, 46, miner, native of London; arrived in 1852 by the ship New Orleans; disease of liver and kidneys. [5]

George Weblin, aged 50 years, native of Ireland, hawker; date of arrival and ship unknown; died on 10th July [1869] of pneumonia. [8]

Jacob Weischer, tailor, aged 40, native of Germany; arrived in 1870, ship unknown; died June 18 [1870], of softening of the brain. [21]

John Welch, aged 49, splitter, native of London; arrived in 1863 by the Gipsy Queen; died January 21 [1870], of cancer in the stomach. [16]

William Welch, office-keeper, aged 70, native of Dublin; arrived in 1840 by the Chapman; died July 15 [1870], of bronchitis. [22]

Ann Welsh, aged 35, native of Ireland; arrived in 1854 by the Eastern State; died April 30 [1870], of rheumatism. [19]

Margaret Welsh, 40, native of Ireland; arrived in 1859 by the ship Sir C. Forbes; bronchitis. [4]

Michael Welsh, labourer, aged 48, native of Ireland; arrived in 1868 by The Sea; died September 19 [1869], of phthisis. [11]

Jane Wenker, aged 21, born at sea; arrived in 1849, ship unknown; died September 11 [1870], of general dropsy. [24]

John Wheeler, aged 54, native of Yorkshire; labourer; arrived 1862, by the Great Britain; died August 17th [1869], of cancer of the stomach. [10]

Norah Whelan, 22, mantua-maker, native of Dublin; arrived in 1868 by the ship Sir Robert Sale; consumption. [5]

John White, 56, carpenter, native of Scotland, arrived in 1855 by the ship Medway; diarrhoea. [2]

William White, aged 50, shipwright, native of Scotland; arrived in 1854 by the Contest; died January 28 [1870], of compound comminuted fracture of the leg. [16]

Isaac Whitehouse, aged 47, clerk; native of Staffordshire; arrived in 1852 by the Red Jacket; died October 20 [1869], of injury to the head. [12]

James Whittington, carriage-builder, aged 66, native of Norwich; arrived in 1857 by the Eldorado; died June 12 [1870], of asthma. [20]

Grace Widdicombe, aged 60, native of Devonshire; arrived in 1842 by the Gilmore; died September 14 [1869], of exhaustion from amputation of the leg. [11]

James Wield, 50, labourer, native of Nottingham, arrived in 1852 by the ship Essex; abscess in the brain. [1]

Louisa Williams, domestic, age 39 years, native of Jersey; ship, and time of arrival unknown, died on 11th August [1869] of phthisis. [9]

Rosamond Williams, aged 43 years, domestic, native of Ireland, arrived in 1850 by the ship Digby; died 3rd June [1869], of phthisis. [7]

Thomas Williams, 39, clerk, a native of Wales; he died in a fit of apoplexy, unable to give any particulars as to arrival. [1]

Thomas Williams, 67, blacksmith, native of South Wales, arrived in 1853 by the ship Trafalgar; rheumatism. [4]

Arthur Williamson, clerk, aged 24; native of Scotland; arrived in 1869, by the Stockbridge; died December 3 [1869], of phthisis. [13]

John Willis, joiner, aged 71, native of Devon; arrived in 1868 by the Suffolk; died February 25 [1870], of phthisis. [17]

William Willis, aged 43, labourer, native of Birmingham; died February 12 [1870], of delirium tremens. No further particulars. [16]

John Willoughby, aged 29, seaman; native of Falmouth; arrived in 1867 by the Pilot; died October 29 [1869], of morbus Brightii. [12]

William Wills, 42, se