1814. Action near _Salvatira_ 65 ” Battle of _Orthes_ _ib._ ” Authorised to bear the word “_Orthes_” on the regimental colour and appointments _ib._ ” Affair at _Vic Bigorre_ 65 ” Battle of _Toulouse_ 66 ” Authorised to bear the word “_Toulouse_” on the regimental colour and appointments 67 ” Termination of the Peninsular War _ib._ ” Authorised to bear the word “_Peninsula_” on the regimental colour and appointments 68 ” Embarkation of the battalion for Cork _ib._ ” Removed to Portsmouth 69 ” Proceeded to Guernsey _ib._ 1815. Stationed in that island _ib._ 1816. Removed to Portsmouth, and subsequently to Colchester _ib._ 1817. The second battalion disbanded 74 SUCCESSION OF COLONELS OF THE EIGHTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT. Year. Page 1796. Sir John Doyle, Bart., G.C.B. 75 1834. Sir Thomas Reynell, Bart., K.C.B. 83 1841. Hugh Viscount Gough, G.C.B. 89 APPENDIX. Page List of troops in South America in 1806-7 91 Memoir of Lieut.-General Sir Charles William Doyle, C.B., and G.C.H. 92 Memoir of Lieut.-Colonel Matthew Shawe, C.B. 95 List of battalions formed from men raised in 1803 and 1804, under the “_Army of Reserve_” and “_Additional Force Acts_” 97-100 PLATES. Page Costume of the regiment in 1793 _to face_ 1 Colours of the regiment 40 The French Eagle captured at the battle of Barrosa on the 5th of March 1811 50 Costume of the regiment in 1853 74 [Illustration: ORIGINAL UNIFORM OF THE 87^{TH} REGIMENT 1793 FOR CANNONS MILITARY RECORDS _Madeley lith 3, Wellington S^t. Strand._] HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE EIGHTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT, OR THE ROYAL IRISH FUSILIERS. [Sidenote: 1793.]