Lieutenant MacDonald had not ordered them to do so, and considered it flagrant insubordination that botched his plan for a 150 yard bayonet charge.[5] Brevet-Major Henry Sidney and Lieutenant Edward Fitzclarence, great-grandson of King William IV, were the only two British officers killed in action throughout the entire campaign.[26] The dead of Major-General Hunter's column were buried near the town, the British officers in decorated tombs and the rest in unmarked graves.