Given the rank of lieutenant-colonel when placed on half-pay in 1901, he retired from the army in 1902 to become governor of St Helena, where he revived capital punishment.
After retiring from the army he was appointed governor of St Helena, where he revived capital punishment. Given the rank of lieutenant-colonel when placed on half-pay in 1901, he retired from the army in 1902.
Given the rank of lieutenant-colonel when placed on half-pay in 1901, he retired from the army in 1902. After retiring from the army he was appointed governor of St Helena, where he revived capital punishment.
Given the rank of lieutenant-colonel when placed on half-pay in 1901, he retired from the army in 1902. After retiring from the army he was appointed governor of St Helena, where he revived capital punishment.