38
39
607
from then,
and was
the
Juns,
which they had remained),
6 first person who reported the
Success and situation of Major Everard's
and
column, reinforcement
The Lieut.
having received the required
and Ammunition he returned
slightly wounded by a grape shot in the Foot, whilst leading his small party of Volunteers in charging the Enemy
-Soon at the Governor's Gate. On the Morning of the 19th January- Capt Mead A.D.C. to General Reynolds, waited upon Lieut Caine,
and told him that the
General had sent him, and has been pleased to approve of the Lieutenant's conduct during
the assault, in consequence of a report made by Major Everard, and that therefore the Major General had introduced his name
in the following
manner in his despatch
dated 19th January 1826.
Extract
Major Everard reports, that Brigade
Major Caine of the 14th Regiment Accompanied him throughout, and highly distinguished himself particularly :
I have &c.
...(Signed) Samford Whittingham
Major General
(True copy)
Comm
Colonial Secretary.