---- Returns to England 78 1815 Embarks for Flanders -- ---- Battle of Quatre-Bras 79 ---- Action at Genappe 79 ---- Battle of Waterloo 80 ---- Capture of Cambray 82 ---- Advances to Paris -- 1816 Forms part of the Army of Occupation -- 1818 Returns to England 83 1819 Marches to Scotland -- 1820 Embarks for Ireland -- 1823 Returns to England 84 1826 Proceeds to Scotland -- 1828 Embarks for Ireland 85 1830 _Scarlet Pelisses_ adopted -- 1831 Returns to England -- 1833 Proceeds to Scotland -- 1834 Returns to England 86 1837 Embarks for Ireland 86 1838 Four service troops embark for Canada -- ---- Employed against the Insurgents in Lower Canada -- 1841 Resumes wearing _Blue Pelisses_ -- 1842 The Conclusion 87 SUCCESSION OF COLONELS. 1690 Robert Cunningham 89 1696 William, Lord Jedburgh 90 1707 Patrick, Lord Polwarth 91 1709 Honorable William Kerr -- 1741 John Cope 92 1760 John Mostyn 93 1763 Sir George Howard, K.B. 94 1779 Sir Henry Clinton, K.B. -- 1795 David Dundas 96 1801 Marquis of Anglesey, K.G., G.C.B., K.St.P., G.C.H. 99 SUCCESSION OF LIEUTENANT-COLONELS 101 SUCCESSION OF MAJORS 102 The Plate of the Uniform in 1842, to follow the Title-Page. HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE SEVENTH, OR, THE QUEEN'S OWN REGIMENT OF HUSSARS. [Sidenote: 1688]