«* General Order — My Lord — I am directed by the Lord
Lieutenant to inform your lordship in reference to your letter
of the 16th ulto., that His Excellency has been pleased to durect
that the Eoyal Tyrone Begiment of Militia shall bear the title
of the Boyal Tyrone Fusilier Begiment of Militia.
"I have the honor to be my lord,

** Your lordship's obedient servant,

« THOMAS A. LABCOM.'*

The Earl of Caledon, com-^
manding Boyal Tyrone Fusilier
Begiment of Militia. ;

** Headquarters, Omagh, 16th May, 1855.
** E. 0. — Lieut.-Col. Stronge has much pleasure in making
known to the regiment the general's entire approbation of their
appearance and steadiness under arms, and the precision with
which they executed all the manoevures at the inspection yester-
day ; also the great satisfaction at their general good conduct
and character, and that he will have much pleasure in reporting
the same to the commander-in-chief."

" Headquarters, Omagh, 8rd July, 1856.
'* B. 0. — It is with the deepest regret that Lieutenant-Colonel
Stronge has to announce to the Boyal Tyrone Fusiliers that
Colonel the Earl of Caledon died at his residence, Carlton
Terrace, London, at nine o'clock on the morning of Saturday,
the 80th June."

On the day of his lordship's funeral at Caledon, all the officers
of the regiment, without exception, were present at that last



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sad oeremony, to sec liis remains deposited in their resting place.
