CO129-073 - Lieut. Governor Caine & Sir Bowring - 1859 [1-5] — Page 604

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observing his conduct which has been always such as to obtain for him, my confidence and good opinion, and with an ardent and zealous attachment to his profession. He possesses great natural abilities, so much improved by application, as to qualify him for the appointments, alluded to in his Memorial, the duties of which he discharged much to my satisfaction, and it will afford me much gratification if this testimony of his conduct, should be at all conducive towards the attainment of the favour he solicits. I remain my dear Sir, Very faithfully yours

(Signed) I. McCombe

9th Foot

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Meerut, Upper Provinces of Bengal Presidency, 9th October 1826.

My dear Colonel,

The Letter I am about to trouble you with, has for its object, the Introduction to your favour and notice, of Lieutenant Caine, who has been transferred from the 64th Foot to the Buffs upon the augmentation of the latter Regiment.

My Recommendation of this officer is founded upon our long years knowledge of his conduct and merit, and these have been so favourably impressed on my mind, that I can venture to congratulate you, upon the acquisition to your Regiment,

Colonel Stewart
Colonial Secretary

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27 601 N 26. observing his conduct which has been always such as to obtain for him, my confidence and good opinion, and with an ardent and zealous attachment to his profession. He possesses great natural abilities, so much improved by application, as to qualify him for the appointments, alluded to in his Memorial, the duties of which he discharged much to my satisfaction, and it will afford me much gratification if this testimony of his conduct, should be at all conducive towards the attainment of the favour he solicits. I remain my dear Sir, Very faithfully yours (Signed) I. McCombe 9th Foot (True Copy) (Copy) 10. Meerut, Upper Provinces of Bengal Presidency, 9th October 1826. My dear Colonel, The Letter I am about to trouble you with, has for its object, the Introduction to your favour and notice, of Lieutenant Caine, who has been transferred from the 64th Foot to the Buffs upon the augmentation of the latter Regiment. My Recommendation of this officer is founded upon our long years knowledge of his conduct and merit, and these have been so favourably impressed on my mind, that I can venture to congratulate you, upon the acquisition to your Regiment, Colonel StewartColonial Secretary
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27 601 N 26. observing his conduct which has been always such as to obtain for to obtain for him, my confidence and good opinion. and with an ardent and zealous attachment to his profession. He the ponsesses great natural abilities, so much improved by application, as to - qualify him for the appointments, alluded to in his Memorial, the duties of which - he discharged much to and it will afford my satisfaction, me much gratification if this testimony of his conduct, shorea be at all conducive towarks the attainment solicits . I of the fooor he sole remain my dear Sir, Very faithfully yours (Signed) I. McCombe (Irme copy) boll Com 9. 14th Foot (Copy) 10. Meerut upper Rovines of Bengel Presidency, P. October 1826. My dear Colonel, you to The Letter I am about to trouble with, has for its object, the Introduction your favour and notice, of Lieutenant- Caine, who has been transfered from the 64th Foot to the Buffs upon the augmentation of the latter Regiment. My Recommendation of this officer is founded upon our -years knowledge of his conduct and merito and these have been so favorably impressed on my mind, that I can venture to congratulate you, upon the acquisition to your Regiment, Colonel Stewart Colonial Secutary
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observing his conduct which has been always

such as to obtain for

to obtain for him, my confidence

and good opinion.

and with an ardent

and zealous attachment to his profession.

He

the ponsesses great natural abilities, so much improved by application, as to - qualify him for the appointments, alluded to in his Memorial, the duties of which - he discharged much to

and

it will

afford

my satisfaction,

me much gratification

if this testimony of his conduct, shorea be

at all conducive towarks the attainment

solicits . I

of the fooor he sole remain my dear Sir,

Very faithfully yours

(Signed) I. McCombe

(Irme copy)

boll Com 9. 14th Foot

(Copy)

10.

Meerut upper Rovines of Bengel

Presidency, P. October 1826.

My dear Colonel,

you

to

The Letter I am about to trouble

with, has for its object, the Introduction

your favour

and notice, of Lieutenant- Caine, who has been transfered from the 64th

Foot to the Buffs upon the augmentation of the latter Regiment.

My Recommendation of this officer

is founded upon our

-years knowledge of

his conduct and merito and these have

been so favorably impressed on my mind, that I can venture to congratulate you, upon the acquisition to your Regiment,

Colonel Stewart

Colonial Secutary

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