Lilt of killed and wounded at Pukekoko on 14th September, 1863:-' KILtED. Private Burdett, 70th 'Regiment. Piivato Bailey, 70th Regiment. WOUND I'D. Captain Saltmnrshe, 70th Regiment, »everely, through neck. Piivato John Ely, 70th Regiment, severely. Private Thos. Dannehy, 70th Regiment, leverely, through thigh. Piivato Win. Pateison, 70th Regiment, severely, face. One private 55th Regiment, dangerouily (tinco dead). J. INMAN. Captain 18th Royal Irish. Camp, Drury, 14th Sept., 1863. » Roy»l Artillery— 7 Rank and File. 18th Royal Irish — 1 Sergeant, 20 Hunk nwl 'File: 65th Regiment — 1 Subaltern, 20 Rank nnd File. 70th Regiment— l Captain, 1 Sergeant, 20 Rank and Eilo. Total— l Captain, 1 Subaltern, 2 Sergeants, 07 Rank and FHo.
Head Quarters, Queen's Redoubt, 18th September, 1863. Sir, — I have the honor to forward for your Ex cellency's information the enclosed repoits from Major Lyon, commanding tho Galloway Redoubt. Your Etcelleucy will feel equal pleasure with myself in learning that the Militia and Volunteers, as well as the small detachment of the 18th Royal Irish, under tho command of Major Lyon, behaved with so much steadiness and gallantry. — I have, &c, D. A. Cameron, Lieut. -General. His Excellency Sir George Grey, X.C.8., &c.
