French attack 152 WELLINGTON decides on meeting it 153 Advance of PICTON with the Fifth British Division 153 The French Infantry gallantly repulsed by the British 154 Attack upon the Brunswickers 155 The Duke of BRUNSWICK makes an ineffectual charge at the head of his Lancers 157 Retreat of the Brunswickers 157 Fall of the Duke of BRUNSWICK 158 Conspicuous gallantry of the 42nd and 44th British Regiments 159 The French Cavalry advances as far as Quatre Bras 162 Is checked by the 92nd Highlanders 162 KELLERMANN joins NEY with L'HERITIER's Cavalry Division 163 The French Cavalry attacks the British Squares 164 PICTON advances his Infantry into the midst of the French Cavalry 166 Remarkable steadiness of the British Squares 167 Manner in which the charges of the French Cavalry were executed 167 The French are rapidly gaining possession of the entire Wood of Bossu, are reinforcing their Light Troops in Piermont, and are preparing to renew their attack upon Quatre Bras 172 ALTEN joins WELLINGTON with two Infantry Brigades of the Third Division 173 NEY is joined by the remaining Division of KELLERMANN's Corps of Heavy Cavalry 173 Relative strength 173 NEY, after despatching an Order to D'ERLON to join him without delay, commences another general attack 174 Two French Foot Batteries suddenly open a fire from the edge of the Wood of Bossu upon the Brunswick Infantry 174 Gallant conduct of LLOYD's British Foot Battery 174 Advance of HALKETT's British Infantry Brigade posted between the Wood of Bossu and the Charleroi road 175 KIELMANSEGGE's Hanoverian Infantry Brigade advances along the Namur road to reinforce and support PICTON's Division 175 Advance of French Infantry against Quatre Bras 176 The latter gallantly charged and pursued by the 92nd Highlanders 176 HALKETT's Brigade posted between the Wood of Bossu and the Charleroi road 177 The 69th British Regiment is attacked and dispersed by French _Cuirassiers_ 178