It was across this that Rupert had ridden, and charging up the hill on the other side, fell upon the left wing of Fairfax.

Cromwell, upon the other hand, from the extreme right charged down the hill upon Langdale's squadrons.

Prince Rupert, as usual, carried all before him.

Shouting his battle cry, "Queen Mary," he fell upon Ireton's left wing, and drove them from the field, chasing them back to Naseby, where, as usual, he lost time in capturing the enemy's baggage.

Cromwell, with his Ironsides, upon the other hand, had broken Langdale's horse and driven them from the field.