1847. Removed to Weedon _ib._ 1848. Augmented to the India establishment _ib._ 1849. Embarked for Calcutta _ib._ 1853. CONCLUSION _ib._ CONTENTS OF THE HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE SECOND BATTALION OF THE EIGHTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT, OR THE ROYAL IRISH FUSILIERS. Year. Page INTRODUCTION 41 1804. Formation of the second battalion _ib._ 1805. Embarked for Ireland 42 1806. Returned to England _ib._ 1807. Proceeded to Guernsey _ib._ 1808. Embarked for Portugal 44 1809. Battle of _Talavera_ 45 ” Authorised to bear the word “_Talavera_” on the regimental colour and appointments 47 1810. Embarked for Cadiz _ib._ 1811. Battle of _Barrosa_ 48 ” Capture of a French _Eagle_ by the battalion _ib._ ” Styled “THE EIGHTY-SEVENTH, _or Prince of Wales’s Own Irish Regiment_,” and authorised to bear on the regimental colour and appointments the word “_Barrosa_,” and an _Eagle_ with a _Wreath of Laurel_, above the _Harp_ 53 ” The second battalion embarked for _Tarifa_ 54 ” Siege of _Tarifa_ by the French 55 1812. Gallant defence of the place 58 ” Authorised to bear the word “_Tarifa_” on the regimental colour and appointments _ib._ ” The battalion returned to Cadiz _ib._ ” Action at the bridge and fort of _Puerto Largo_ 59 1813. Battle of _Vittoria_ 60 ” Bâton of Marshal Jourdan taken by the battalion 62 ” Authorised to bear the word “_Vittoria_” on the regimental colour and appointments 63 1813. Actions in the _Pyrenees_ 63 ” Battle of the _Nivelle_ 64 ” Authorised to bear the word “_Nivelle_” on the regimental colour and appointments _ib._