(Signed) 'Anglesey.
'Phœnix Park, 25th September, 1833.
'By command of the Lieut.-General Commanding,
'George D'Aguilar, D.A.G.'
Major-General Sir James Douglas inspected the regiment on the 11th of October.
1834
On the 27th of April, 1834, the following gratifying address was presented to Lieut.-Colonel Chatterton, K.H., and the assembled Officers of the regiment, by James Archer Butler, Esq., attended by a large deputation of the gentlemen of the town and neighbourhood of Cahir.
'At a meeting of the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood of Cahir, held at Cahir Castle Hotel on the 27th of April, 1834; James Archer Butler, Esq., in the Chair, the following address to Lieut.-Colonel Chatterton, K.H., the officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates of the Fourth Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, was unanimously agreed to.
'Whilst we consider your departure from Cahir barracks with unfeigned regret, permit us to express our high admiration of the gentlemanly and soldier-like conduct of every officer in your gallant corps. Of the non-commissioned officers and privates we feel the utmost pleasure in bearing testimony to their orderly conduct, evidently the result of inclination as well as of the high state of discipline, and the good feeling which so happily subsisted between them and the inhabitants of every class during their stay in these quarters.