can aid him with
124.
if you I feel
assured that
essential favor,
and also
you
your Kind Offices,
will confer
an
on a deserving individual
benefit the Service thereby.
I beg to remain My dear Sir, Yours very Obediently.
(Signed) M. E. Edwards.
Coll 14th Foot.
(True Copy)
Colonial Secretary
(Copy)
9.
25
600
Meerut September 18th 1896.
My dear Sir,
In transmitting the enclosed Memorial from Lieutenant Caine, for submission to H. R. H the Commander-in-Chief, praying to be removed from the 14th Regiment to such other Regiment as may be destined to relieve that Corps, I beg to offer my most favorable opinion of this very promising officer, in whose welfare I know that the late Major General Hardyman was much interested, and since he has served under my Command, I have had constant opportunity of observing him. Major General Sir Herbert Faylor K. C. B.
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