---- Marched to Canterbury, and inspected by General Lord Hill, Commanding-in-Chief 53 ---- Embarked for the Cape of Good Hope -- 1830 Depôt Companies removed from Ireland to Scotland -- 1833 Service Companies engaged in war with the Kafir tribes -- 1835 Depôt Companies proceed to Ireland 55 1838 Service Companies continued on active service at the Cape of Good Hope -- ---- Depôt Companies returned to Scotland -- 1840 Service Companies returned to England 56 ---- Service and Depôt Companies re-united -- ---- Expression of approbation of the conduct of the Regiment by the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope -- 1841 Proceeded from Portsmouth to Windsor 57 1842 Presentation of New Colours by Field-Marshal the Duke of Wellington, at Windsor Castle, in presence of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, the Prince Albert, the King of Prussia, &c. -- ---- Marched into Lancashire 60 1843 Embarked for Ireland -- 1844 Formed into six Service, and four Depôt Companies -- ---- Service Companies embarked for Gibraltar -- 1847 Depôt Companies removed from Ireland to Scotland -- 1848 Service Companies embarked for the West Indies -- ---- Arrived at Barbadoes 61 ---- Depôt Companies embarked from Scotland -- ---- Arrived at Sheerness -- ---- The Conclusion -- SEVENTY-SECOND REGIMENT, OR DUKE OF ALBANY’S OWN HIGHLANDERS. SUCCESSION OF LIEUTENANT-COLONELS COMMANDANT AND COLONELS. YEAR PAGE 1777 Kenneth, Earl of Seaforth 63 1782 Thomas F. M. Humberston -- 1786 James Murray 65 1794 Adam Williamson 66 1798 James Stuart 67 1815 Rowland Lord Hill 69 1817 George Murray 70 1823 John Hope -- 1836 Colin Campbell 71 1847 Neil Douglas 72 PLATES. Costume of the Regiment _to face_ 1