Queen's Bays 2 7th Hussars 2 8th Hussars 5 9th Lancers 12 14th Hussars 1 17th Lancers 1 Royal Artillery 19 Royal Engineers 8 Northumberland Fusiliers 3 10th (Lincolns) 3 13th (Somerset L.I.) 2 23rd (Royal Welsh Fus.) 2 32nd (Cornwall L.I.) 4 34th (Border Regiment) 1 42nd (Royal Highlanders) 8 43rd Light Infantry 1 52nd (Oxford L.I.) 2 53rd (Shropshires) 5 60th (King's Royal Rifles) 8 61st (Gloucesters) 1 64th (North Staffords) 1 71st (Highland L.I.) 1 72nd (Seaforth H'landers) 1 75th (Gordons) 3 78th (Ross-shire Buffs) 8 84th (York and Lancaster) 6 86th (Royal Irish Rifles) 4 90th Light Infantry 6 93rd (Highlanders) 7 95th (Derbyshires) 1 101st (Royal Munsters) 4 102nd (Royal Dublin Fus.) 4 103rd (Royal Munster Fus.) 1 109th (Royal Leinster) 1 Rifle Brigade 3 CHAPTER XXI BATTLE HONOURS FOR SERVICES IN CHINA, 1842-1900 Chinese War of 1840-1842--Canton--China, 1857-1860--Taku Forts--Pekin--China, 1900--Pekin, 1900. CHINA, 1840 (WITH THE DRAGON). This distinction was conferred on the regiments which participated in the first China War, under Sir Hugh (afterwards Lord) Gough, and is borne by the Royal Irish. Cameronians. Border Regiment. Royal Berkshires. North Staffords. 2nd Queen's Own Sappers and Miners. 62nd Punjabis. 66th Punjabis. 74th Punjabis.
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