---- Detachment marched to meet the prisoners detained by Akbar Khan on their release and return to Cabool -- ---- Quitted the Affghan territory on return to India 105 ---- Marched to Jellalabad -- ---- Proceeded to Peshawur -- 1842 Proceeded across the Punjaub to Ferozepore 105 ---- Received with military honours by the troops at the several stations on the route to India, by orders of the Governor-General -- ---- Received the Queen’s authority to bear “CABOOL, 1842” on the colours and appointments 106 1843 Marched from Ferozepore to Mowbarukpore 107 ---- Proceeded to Kussowlie -- ---- Marched to Ferozepore -- ---- Embarked for Sukkur -- ---- Major-General Sir Robert Sale appointed to the colonelcy of the Thirteenth regiment, in succession to General Morrison, deceased -- 1844 Moved to Kurrachee 108 ---- Embarked for Bombay -- 1845 Embarked for England 109 ---- Arrived at Gravesend -- ---- Proceeded to Walmer -- 1846 Lieutenant-General Sir William M. Gomm appointed to the colonelcy in succession to Major-General Sir Robert Sale, killed at the battle of Moodkee, on the 18th December, 1845 -- ---- Marched to Portsmouth -- ---- Presentation of new colours by Field Marshal His Royal Highness the Prince Albert -- 1847 Embarked for Ireland 112 ---- The Conclusion 113 Description of the Flags captured from the Affghans in the Year 1842 115 SUCCESSION OF COLONELS. Year Page 1685 Theophilus Earl of Huntingdon 117 1688 Ferdinand Hastings 118 1689 Sir John Jacob, Bart. -- 1702 James Earl of Barrymore 119 1715 Stanhope Cotton -- 1725 Lord Mark Kerr 120 1732 Lord Middleton 121 1739 Henry Pulteney -- 1766 William Henry Duke of Gloucester 122