Table:
text: Records of members of parliament of the United Kingdom
First World War
First World War
Rank_in_Military Name_ Born Killed Political_Party MP_s_Seat
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Duncombe, 2nd Earl of Feversham 1879 1916 Conservative Thirsk and Malton (1906–1915)
Lieutenant-Colonel The Hon. Guy Victor Baring 1873 1916 Conservative Winchester
Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Ninian Crichton-Stuart 1883 1915 Liberal Unionist Party Cardiff
Lieutenant-Colonel Percy Clive 1873 1918 Liberal Unionist Party Ross
Lieutenant-Colonel Duncan Frederick Campbell 1876 1916 Unionist North Ayrshire
Major The Hon. Charles Henry Lyell 1875 1918 Liberal Edinburgh South
Major Lord Alexander Thynne 1873 1918 Conservative Bath
Major Valentine Fleming 1882 1917 Conservative Henley
Major Philip Glazebrook 1880 1918 Conservative Manchester South
Major Francis Bennett-Goldney 1865 1918 Independent Unionist Canterbury

text: Records of members of parliament of the United Kingdom
First World War
First World War
Rank_in_Military Name_ Born Killed Political_Party MP_s_Seat
Captain William Hoey Kearney Redmond 1861 1917 Irish Parliamentary Party Clare East
Captain Dr. John Joseph Esmonde 1862 1915 Irish Parliamentary Party North Tipperary
Captain The Hon. Thomas Agar-Robartes 1880 1915 Liberal St Austell Division
Captain The Hon. Harold Thomas Cawley 1878 1915 Liberal Heywood
Captain The Hon. Oswald Cawley 1882 1918 Liberal Prestwich
Captain The Hon. Arthur O`Neill 1876 1914 Ulster Unionist Party Mid Antrim
Captain The Rt. Hon Neil James Archibald Primrose 1882 1917 Liberal Wisbech
Captain Michael Hugh Hicks-Beach, Viscount Quenington 1877 1916 Conservative Tewkesbury
Lieutenant The Hon. Francis Walter Stafford McLaren 1886 1917 Liberal Spalding
Lieutenant The Hon. Charles Thomas Mills 1887 1915 Conservative Uxbridge Division

Question: What was the military rank of person killed in 1918, born after 1865 and holding a seat in Edinburgh South among the records of UK MPs of the Great War?