1814 Arrived at New South Wales, and inspected by Major-General Macquarie -- 1815 Certain non-commissioned officers and privates received pecuniary rewards for having suppressed gangs of bushrangers 50 1816 Appointment of Lieut.-General Henry Wynyard to the colonelcy in succession to General Whyte, deceased -- ---- Detachments employed against the hostile black natives, and received an expression of thanks for their conduct on this duty 51 1817 Embarked at Sydney Cove for Madras 52 1818 Arrived at Vellore, and proceeded thence to Fort St. George -- ---- Received the approbation of the Commanding Officer of the Troops at Vellore for its interior arrangement and discipline -- 1820 Marched to Bellary, and thence to the Mahratta country 53 1824 Engaged in suppressing an insurrection at the Fort of Kittoor -- ---- Inspected by Major-General Hall commanding at Bellary, and received his approbation for its very efficient state 54 1825 Proceeded to Cannanore 55 1826 Marched from Cannanore to Secunderabad 56 1829 Reduction of the Establishment -- 1832 Proceeded to Masulipatam, and received orders to prepare for embarkation for England 57 1833 Received the approbation of its conduct during the period of its service in India, from the Right Hon. the Governor in Council -- ---- Embarked at Madras, arrived at Margate, and marched to Canterbury 58 ---- Received official intimation respecting the continuance of the use of the _Red ball tuft_ by the Light Company for its gallant conduct in the surprise of Gen. Wayne in America in 1777 59 1834 Embarked for Ireland -- 1837 Formed into six service, and four depôt companies; the service companies embarked for Gibraltar 60 1838 Appointment of Lieut.-General Sir John Keane, K.C.B., to the colonelcy, in succession to General Wynyard, deceased -- ---- Depôt companies embarked from Ireland for Plymouth --