New Zealand Gazette – 1864 – No. 8

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✨ Military Casualty List Continuation

NOMINAL RETURN OF KILLED AND WOUNDED—continued.

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

No.	Corps.	Regtl. Numb.	Rank and Name.	Age. years.	Service years.	Date of Death.	Place of Death.	Nature of Injury.	Result.
8	"	4564	Private Richard Beech	25	8	...	...	Gunshot wound of right arm.	Severe
9	"	505	Walter Brett	21	3	...	...	Gunshot wound of head	Slight
10	"	586	Cornelius Walsh	36	19	...	...	Gunshot wound of right hand	Severe
11	"	494	William Mathews	25	5	...	...	Gunshot wound of right leg	Severe
12	"	3901	William Kennedy	28	10	...	...	Gunshot wound of left groin.	Slight
13	"	317	Elias Warburton	25	6	...	...	Gunshot wound of shoulder.	Severe
14	65th Regiment	...	Lieutenant Andrew Pagan	25	8	...	...	Gunshot wound through right leg	Severe
15		3181	Private Thomas Evans	29	11	...	...	Gunshot wound of right shoulder	Slight
16	70th Regiment	197	Private Joseph Morris	21	5	...	...	Gunshot wound of scalp.	Severe
17		1789	Sergeant John Dunn	41	21	...	...	Gunshot wound of face and foot	Slight
18		3260	Private Isaac Muggeridge	31	11	...	...	Contusion of hip.	...
19	Col. Def. Force	...	Corporal E. B. Gilmer			...	...	Flesh wound of fore-arm	Slight
20		"	Thomas Little			...	...	Gunshot wound of thigh	Severe
21	Forest Ranger	...	Private James Taylor			...	...	Gunshot wound of finger	Slight

J. MOUAT, Deputy Inspector-General, P. M. O.'

CAPT. BAKER,
Assistant Military Secretary.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1864, No 8

Parliament sat at General Assembly House (nicknamed the 'Shedifice') in Auckland from 1854-1864, sharing the building with the Auckland Provincial Council.

Ironically the Upper House met on the lower story, and the Lower House on the upper story.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🛡️ Nominal Return of Killed and Wounded—continued. (continued from previous page)

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
Dated22 February 1864
KeywordsCasualties, Wounded, Gunshot wound, 65th Regiment, 70th Regiment, Colonial Defence Force
👱🏽 Names

14 names identified

Richard Beech, Reported as casualty
Walter Brett, Reported as casualty
Cornelius Walsh, Reported as casualty
William Mathews, Reported as casualty
William Kennedy, Reported as casualty
Elias Warburton, Reported as casualty
Andrew Pagan (Lieutenant), Reported as casualty
Thomas Evans, Reported as casualty
Joseph Morris, Reported as casualty
John Dunn (Sergeant), Reported as casualty
Isaac Muggeridge, Reported as casualty
E. B. Gilmer (Corporal), Reported as casualty
Thomas Little, Reported as casualty
James Taylor, Reported as casualty

👩‍💼 Officials

J. Mouat, Deputy Inspector-General, P. M. O.
Captain Baker, Assistant Military Secretary

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