David Carnegie Andrew Agnew, Protestant Exiles from France… (1886)
“ You have a brave heart and a kind one. You are steady and high principled. You cannot fail to succeed; and of your success none will be more delighted to hear than myself, by whose side you have so often stood in the front of battle. ”
David Carnegie Andrew Agnew, Protestant Exiles from France… (1886)
“ He was promoted to be Captain in the Royal Artillery with the brevet-rank of Major in 1864. He was Major of Artillery in 1872, and a brevet Lieutenant-Colonel in 1874; Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery in 1876, and a Brevet-Colonel in 1879; Colonel of Artillery on 21st May 1884. He was promoted to be Major-General on 14th March 1885. He was Deputy Inspector-General of Ordnance at Madras from 18th September 1878 to 10th September 1880, and Superintendent of the Gun Carriage Manufactory at Madras from 20th September 1880 to 20th September 1881. ”
