1833 Regiment formed into six service and four depôt companies preparatory for foreign service — —— Depôt companies embarked for Scotland 121 1834 Service companies embarked for Gibraltar — 1836 Ditto for Malta — —— Depôt companies embarked for Ireland — 1837 Service companies inspected by Major-General Sir Henry Bouverie, K.C.B., commanding at Malta — 1838 Inspected by H. R. H. Prince Maximilian of Bavaria, on his visit at Malta 121 —— Furnished a Guard of Honor to receive Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, on her arrival at Malta 122 —— The Officers presented to Her Majesty — —— The Regiment passed in review before Her Majesty — 1840 Depôt companies embarked for Scotland 123 1841 Service companies embarked from Malta for the West Indies — 1843 Appointment of Lieut.-General Sir William Macbean, K.C.B., to be Colonel in succession to General the Earl of Stair, removed to the 46th regiment 124 —— Service companies embarked from the West Indies for England — 1844 Proceeded to Scotland, and joined by the depôt companies at Aberdeen — 1846 Received the thanks of the Magistrates and Commissioners of Police at Edinburgh — —— Embarked for Ireland — —— Colonel John McDonald promoted to the rank of Major-General, and Major John Alexander Forbes promoted to be Lieutenant-Colonel 125 1850 Stationed in Ireland, and moved to Kilkenny — —— Received orders to prepare for Foreign Service — —— Received complimentary address from the Mayor and Citizens of Kilkenny — 1851 Embarked for Corfu — —— THE CONCLUSION 126 PLATES. Costume of the regiment _to face page_ 1 Colours of the regiment ” 28 Plan of Arroyo-del-Molinos ” 54 Two soldiers on duty ” 126 SUCCESSION OF COLONELS OF THE NINETY-SECOND REGIMENT, (HIGHLANDERS.) Year Page