Raglan
FITZROY SOMERSET, , FITZROY SOMERSET, Sept. 30, 1788. He was the son of the . He joined the went with the troops to Portugal, and 4th Light Dragoons at the age of 16, fought in all the great Peninsular battles, winning the notice and strong rega made him first his aide-de-camp, and gard of the Duke of Wellington , who then his military secretary. At Waterloo he lost his right arm. of the Duke of Wellington, Raglan was At Waterappointed Master-General appointed Master-General of the Ord- On the death nance, and, at the outbreak of the war between France, England, and Russia, the forces ordered to proceed to the he was selected to take the command of Crimea, commanded at the battles of the Inkermann, and shal. Grief at the unsuccessful attack on was promoted to the rank of field-marthe Malakoff and the Redan, and the loss of life which it entailed , preyed on his mind. He died in 1855.