—— Peace established between Great Britain and France: Louis XVIII. placed on the throne of France; and Napoleon Bonaparte proceeded to the Isle of Elba — —— Regiment marched to Blanchfort; thence to Pouillac — —— Received the Royal authority to bear the word “_Peninsula_,” on the regimental colour and appointments — —— Moved down the Garonne in small craft, and embarked for Ireland — —— Disembarked at Monkstown, and marched to Fermoy — —— Received the thanks of Parliament for its meritorious and eminent services during the war — —— Inspected at Fermoy by Major-General Sir William Aylett, who testified his approbation of its appearance and interior economy — —— The second battalion disbanded at Edinburgh 90 1815 Napoleon Bonaparte quitted Elba, and returned to Paris: Louis XVIII. withdrew to Ghent; and _Napoleon_ resumed the dignity of _Emperor of the French_ — —— Preparations for war immediately recommenced — —— Regiment embarked at Cork for Ostend; from thence proceeded to Bruges, and to Ghent 91 —— Marched to Brussels and brigaded — —— Reviewed by Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington — —— Action at Quatre Bras 92 —— Colonel Cameron killed — —— Received the particular commendations of the Duke of Wellington 93 —— Number of officers and men killed and wounded at Quatre Bras — —— _The Battle of Waterloo_ 94 —— Destructive charge on a French column at _La Haye Sainte_ by the Scots Greys and _92nd Regiment_ 96 —— The boldness and intrepidity of “_Les Braves Ecossais_” attracted the astonishment of Napoleon Bonaparte — —— The Prussian army on the road from Wavre — —— The French made a last effort by a general attack, and were repulsed — —— The allied troops advanced in pursuit, and forced the enemy to abandon every position, his artillery, arms, stores, &c. &c. —