William Taft Corporal Thomas Raynor Private John Gregory Do. William Knight Do. James Bengass Do. William Wells Do. Benjamin Cook Do. James Hines Do. Benjamin Matthews Private Thomas Wilson Do. Nicholas Dear Do. BADLY WOUNDED George M. Bligh 6th lieutenant, R.N. Lewis B. Reeves 2nd lieutenant, R.M. William Honnor Quarter-gunner Jeremiah Sullivan Ab. Peter Hale L.M. Thomas Green (1st) Ab. John Francois Ordinary William Castle Ab. George Burton Ordinary James Parker Do. Edward Dunn Do. Edward Padden Private, R.M. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED J. G. Peake 1st lieutenant, R.M. George A. Westphal Midshipman Richard Bulkeley Do. John Geoghegan Clerk to agent victualler Josiah McPherson L.M. Thomas Graham Ordinary Thomas Collard Ab. Robert Phillips L.M. John Kinsale Ordinary Charles Legge L.M. David Conn Do. Daniel Leary Ab. William Taylor Ordinary John Simm Ab. Samuel Cooper Do. William Gillett Ordinary John Bornkworth Do. Robert Gibson Ab. Angus McDonald Do. George Quinton Quarter-gunner Edward Grey Ordinary Samuel Brown Yeoman of powder-room William Butler Ab. Samuel Lovett Do. Daniel Munro Do. James Curry Do. Michael McDonald Ordinary William Fall Ab. Michael Pennill Do. Thomas Pain Do. John Knight Boatswain’s mate _Marines_ Giovanni Giunti Private Charles Chappele Do. Samuel Green Do. James Fagen Do. Isaac Harris Do. John Dutton Do. George Graves Do. James Rogers Do. George Coulston Do. Nicholas le Contre Do. Thomas Crofton Do. Killed 54 Dangerously wounded 25 Badly wounded 12 Slightly wounded 42” One or two eye-witnesses’ accounts from on board the _Victory_, at and immediately after Trafalgar, give interesting glimpses of what went on in the ship during the fight. First of all, there is the formal, matter-of-fact tale as set out in the log:—