Having obtained for his son, Guy, a commission in H.M.52nd Regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel Trevelyan hailed with delight the tidings of his friend's appointment to the Governorship of New Brunswick.

The Regiment was then stationed in Fredericton and St.John--headquarters at the former--with Major McNair in command, while the companies stationed at St.John were in charge of Sir Thomas Tilden.

In His Excellency, Guy Trevelyan had a warm-hearted friend.

The son of Colonel Trevelyan was dear to him.

Many times Sir Howard looked upon his handsome boyish face, pleased with tracing the strong resemblance between father and son.