COJSTKNTS. XI Chapter V. — continued. 11. Tiiiioviefts sortie, 62 III. The part taken by the garrison in the Karaliel Fauhonrg, . 54 English reiulurcements marched towards Mount Jnkernian, . 51 IV. General Codrington's defenee of the Victoria Eidge, . 57 Advantages resulting from General Codrington's firmness on the Victoria Ridge, ■ . 61 V. Eesult of the efforts made by the garrison, 62 VI. General failure of the enemy's auxiliary operations, . 63 CHAPTER VI. THE FIGHT ON MOUNT INKERMAN. DESCRIPTION OP MOUNT INKEIIMAN — ITS DEFENCES — STRENGTH OF PENNEFATHEll-ABEANGEMENT OF THE PICKET SYSTEM— THE enemy's CONFUSED AND CLASHING COUNSELS — HIS FINAL DE- TERMINATION. I. Mount lukerman, . 64 Shell Hill, . 67 The Saddle-toi) Eeach, . 68 The Quarry Ravine, . 68 The English Heights, . 68
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