His name having been inadvertently omitted in the celebrated despateh of Sir John Inglis of the 26th September 1857 the erratum was brought by Sir John Inglis to the notice of Government and was rectified in General Orders No 1546 of 1858 and in the Roll of Officers deemed deserving of honourable mention which was attached to Sir James Outram's despateh to the Commander in Chief relative to the capture of Lucknow the Major General records that Captain Weston displayed much spirit and gallantry on several occasions and his services were of much use to me The subjoined letter was addressed to Captain Weston by the Bayard of the Indian Army on his giving up the command of his Division on the reoccupation of Lucknow and is dated
Lucknow 2nd April 1858 My Dear Weston, I cannot leave without writing a few lines to tell you how grateful I am to you for the zealous able ami valuable services you have rendered me both at Alum Bagh and since the re occupation of the city as well as during our lato military operations I sincerely trust that you will continue to enjoy many opportunities of distinction and I feel assured that opportunity is all you require God bless you my dear Weston Yours very sincerely Signed J Outbam To Captain Weston ete etc etc
He received his Brevet majority for the Defence of Luck now and has a medal and two clasps.