CAMPBELL

COLIN, 5. at Glase¢ 1792, d. 1863; a famous British Gene one of the most brill i a at eoldiers of 19th century. He served in the Pe sular War, and commanded the High! Brigade during the Crime an War. | defeat of the Ru ians, both at the A and at Balaklava, was largely due to bh in the latter battic he was in comm an **the thin red line” that defended little port of Balaklava, On the outbs of the Indian Mutiny, in 1857, he appointed commander of the Bri fully mt ay leat lantern every cit: serait. Before tho end of the year Il eal. the embers of the rebellion were & ber | stamped out. For his services he the | granted a pension of £2,000 a yer. was | created Baron Clyde. Me is buric the | Westminster Abbey. lers| [s. 89]