Early life and education
Fryer was born in West Moors, Dorset to Mr. F. W. Fryer. His maternal grandfather was Mr. John Richards who as a well-known MP of mid-Victorian days. He was educated at foreign schools and Bromsgrove Grammar School.Career
He passed Indian Civil Service examination in 1863. His first appointment was at Punjab and he was on special duty in 1878-1879 during Afghan War with Quetta field force. He became an officiating superintendent of Kapurthala State and a settlement officer of Dera Gazhi Khan. After Upper Burma was annexed in 1885, he was one of the officer to pick out to appointed as a commissioner of Central Burma. He was promoting the pacification of country after its annexation. He was appointed as Financial Commissioner of Burma in 1888 which is the position only second to Chief Commissioner. He returned to Punjab in 1891 as officiating Financial Commissioner. He also became a member of Supreme Legislature. In April 1895, he was appointed as a chief commissioner of Burma. He received KCSI in 1895.Works
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1845 births 1922 deaths Administrators in British Burma Knights Commander of the Order of the Star of India Indian Civil Service (British India) officers {{UK-gov-bio-stub