Cavalry skirmishing on the flanks of the stockades during the first two days and a Crusader night-time attack Attack using Using their wagons and guns against the Sultan 's central position on the night of 18/19 October produced Creating much bloodshed Killing but no conclusive results .

As another six wagons were being run Motion onto an adjoining road , the stationmaster saw the high-sided wagon being blown out Damaging of its siding by the wind to meet Come_together them .

The enquiry had little comment Statement to make as this seemed Change_sentiment to be a freak accident Catastrophe but advised Request that , in future , the brakes of all shunted wagons should be immediately pinned Placing down .

A man named Mr. Halloway led the group which consisted of only a few wagons and nine other people , including his family .

At the most , the set of wagons had a speed of 90–140 km/h .

Their flank was protected Preventing_or_letting by war Hostile_encounter wagons loaded with arquebusiers , and many large ponds and marshy areas surrounded Surrounding the Hussite infantry - ground which the Royalist Cavalry could not hope to cross Motion_directional .

One thousand Knights Hospitaller from Strakonice led Causation by Jindřich of Hradec - killed Killing in battle Hostile_encounter - attacked Attack war Hostile_encounter wagons placed Placing on a slim dam , with huge casualties Catastrophe but no success .