1816 Appointment of Lieut.-General Forbes Champagné to the colonelcy, in succession to Lieut.-General Sir G. Lowry Cole, removed to the Thirty-fourth regiment 9 ---- Appointment of Major-General Sir Kenneth Alexander Howard, K.C.B., afterwards Earl of Effingham, to the colonelcy, in succession to Lieut.-General Champagné, deceased -- 1825 Authorized to resume the County title of the Surrey regiment, and to discontinue the title of the Glasgow Lowland regiment -- 1826 Continued on duty at different stations in Canada -- 1827 Embarked from Canada 10 ---- Proceeded to Ireland -- 1832 Appointment of Lieut.-General G. J. Hall to the colonelcy, in succession to Lieut.-General Lord Howard of Effingham -- 1834 Formed into six Service, and four Depôt companies, preparatory to embarkation for a foreign station -- ---- Service companies embarked from Cork for Gibraltar -- 1835 Depôt companies embarked from Ireland for Guernsey -- 1836 Service companies embarked from Gibraltar for Malta -- 1838 Service companies embarked from Malta for the West Indies 10 ---- Depôt companies embarked from Guernsey for Ireland -- ---- The Royal Court of Guernsey passed an Act in order to record in a permanent manner their testimony of the good conduct and discipline of the officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates of the Seventieth regiment -- 1841 The Service companies embarked from the West Indies for Canada 12 ---- Received the thanks of the Lieut.-General commanding in the West Indies -- 1843 Embarked at Quebec for England 13 ---- Arrived at Portsmouth, and joined by the Depôt companies from Ireland -- ---- Proceeded to Manchester -- 1845 Embarked for Ireland -- 1847 Establishment augmented to 1000 rank and file 14 1848 Ordered to be held in readiness to embark for the East Indies -- Conclusion 14 1849. SUCCESSION OF COLONELS OF THE SEVENTIETH REGIMENT OF FOOT. YEAR PAGE 1758 John Parslow 15 1760 Cyrus Trapaud --