Nelson Provincial Gazette – 1854 – No. 15

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✨ Medical patient statistics



RETURN of PATIENTS treated in NELSON HOSPITAL, GAOL, and at their own Houses, during the Quarter ended September 30, 1854.

Name. Age. Sex. Residence. Country. Disease. Duration of Disease. Admitted. Discharged Died. Remarks.
1. — M'Kenzie 40 M Gaol English Lunacy 24 years 1852. March 1853. 1854. 1854. Remaining in Gaol, may be considered well.
2. — Oxley 35 M Nelson do. Dropsy 1½ year April . . Relieved, but in a bad state of health.
3. Mrs. Goldsworthy 27 F Hospital do. Milk Fever 7 months Dec. 23, 1854. July 10 . Discharged cured.
4. Mrs. Allen 48 F do. do. Paralysis 6 months March 8 . . Relieved.
5. Julius Lebrecht 26 M do. German Disease of Heart and Stomach. 6 months March 8 . . Little hopes of being permanently well.
6. — Brett 33 M do. English Dropsy and Scurvy. 5 months April 8 . . Much better.
7. Maori Woman (Lightband's servant.) 20 F do. Native Catarrh 3 months " 15 July 20 . Discharged cured.
8. James Jones 30 M do. English Fever 2 months May 6 Aug. 1 . Discharged cured.
9. James Man 25 M do. do. Scald 5 weeks June 16 July 24 . Discharged cured.
10. Mrs. Robinson 35 F Nelson do. Ulcer 3 months " 26 . . Relieved.
11. Mrs. Robinson's daughter. 11 F do. do. Burn 3 months " 26 . . Nearly well.
12. John Nesbit 40 M Gaol do. Delirium tremens. 3 weeks " 10 July 1 Died Died in Gaol whilst in confinement as a Lunatic.
13. Mrs. Reardon 35 F Hospital do. Fever 1 month July 24 Aug. 20 . Discharged cured.
14. Maori Henry 21 M do. Native Consumption 1 week Aug. 9 " 15 Died Came into the Hospital in a dying state.
15. Thomas Smith 22 M Gaol English Enteritis 3 weeks " 20 Sept. 10 . Discharged cured.
16. Frederick Ashmore 25 M do. do. Catarrh 2 weeks " 20 . 1 Discharged cured.
17. Henry Franks 24 M Hospital German Fracture . " 21 . . Affection of the Hip Joint, progressing.
18. Maori Female 35 F Maori house Native Ulcer . Sept. 2 . . Relieved.
19. Samuel Johnson 25 M Gaol English do. . " 30 . . Relieved.
20. William Child 27 M do. do. Syphilis . " 30 . . A case of long standing.

JOSEPH FOORD WILSON,
Medical Attendant.



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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏥 Return of patients treated in Nelson Hospital, Gaol, and at their own houses

🏥 Health & Social Welfare
Nelson Hospital, Gaol, Medical treatment, Patient statistics, Quarterly return
21 names identified
  • M'Kenzie, Patient treated in Gaol
  • Oxley, Patient treated in Nelson
  • Mrs. Goldsworthy (Mrs.), Patient treated in Hospital
  • Mrs. Allen (Mrs.), Patient treated in Hospital
  • Julius Lebrecht, Patient treated in Hospital
  • Brett, Patient treated in Hospital
  • Maori Woman, Patient treated in Hospital, servant to Lightband
  • Lightband, Employer of Maori Woman patient
  • James Jones, Patient treated in Hospital
  • James Man, Patient treated in Hospital
  • Mrs. Robinson (Mrs.), Patient treated in Nelson
  • Daughter of Mrs. Robinson, Patient treated in Nelson
  • John Nesbit, Patient treated in Gaol
  • Mrs. Reardon (Mrs.), Patient treated in Hospital
  • Maori Henry, Patient treated in Hospital
  • Thomas Smith, Patient treated in Gaol
  • Frederick Ashmore, Patient treated in Gaol
  • Henry Franks, Patient treated in Hospital
  • Maori Female, Patient treated at Maori house
  • Samuel Johnson, Patient treated in Gaol
  • William Child, Patient treated in Gaol

  • Joseph Foord Wilson, Medical Attendant