1844 Appointment of Major-General John Clitherow to the Colonelcy, in succession to Lieut.-General Sir John Macdonald, G.C.B., removed to the 42nd Regiment -- ---- Embarked for Ireland -- 1846 Augmented to twelve companies, and formed into two battalions -- 1848 The first and the reserve battalions embarked at Cork for Gibraltar 25 ---- Report of the Governor of Gibraltar on the state of discipline and efficiency of the regiment -- ---- Depôt Company removed from Cork to the Isle of Wight 26 CONTENTS OF THE HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE SERVICES OF THE SECOND BATTALION OF THE SIXTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT. YEAR PAGE 1803 Formed from men raised in Ireland under the Army of Reserve Act 27 1804 Augmented by men raised under the Additional Force Act 28 ---- Embarked for Scotland -- 1807 Embarked for Guernsey and Alderney -- 1810 Six companies embarked for Gibraltar, and proceeded from thence to Cadiz -- ---- Four companies embarked from Guernsey for England -- 1811 The six companies formed part of the army employed on an expedition under the command of Lieut.-General Thomas Graham -- ---- Engaged in the Battle of _Barrosa_ 29 ---- Medals conferred on the general officers, and the commanding officers of corps and detachments, and on the chiefs of military departments, who were present at the Victory of Barrosa 35 1811 Received the Royal Authority to bear the word _Barrosa_ on the colours and appointments 36 ---- Returned to Cadiz 37 ---- Two companies embarked from Portsmouth, and joined the six companies at Cadiz -- 1812 Embarked for Carthagena, and proceeded to Alicant -- 1813 Proceeded with the army under Lieut.-General Sir John Murray against Tarragona 37 ---- Capture of Fort San Philippe, in the Col de Balaguer 38 ---- Siege of Tarragona raised 39 ---- Lieut.-General Lord William Bentinck assumed the command of the army in the East of Spain, in succession to Lieut.-General Sir John Murray --