---- Letter from the Adjutant-General to Lieut.-Colonel Fearon, commanding the THIRTY-FIRST, expressive of the Commander-in-Chief’s approbation of the courage and discipline displayed by the _right_ wing of the regiment during the burning of the “_Kent_” 88 ---- Further particulars relating to this calamity 89 ---- Part of the _right wing_ re-embarked for India 92 ---- Joined the _left wing_ at Berhampore -- 1826 Another detachment embarked for India 93 ---- The Regiment marched to Meerut 94 ---- Presentation of New Colours to the Regiment by Lady Amherst 95 1831 Marched to Kurna 96 ---- Decease of General the Earl of Mulgrave 97 ---- General Sir Henry Warde, G.C.B., appointed Colonel of the Regiment -- ---- Interview between the Governor-General of India, Lord William Bentinck, and Runjeet Singh, the Sovereign of the Punjaub 98 ---- The Regiment formed part of the Governor-General’s Escort -- ---- Detail of the Proceedings on the Sutlej 99 ---- The Regiment returned to Kurnaul -- 1834 Decease of General Sir Henry Warde 100 ---- Lieut.-General Sir Edward Barnes, G.C.B., appointed Colonel of the Regiment -- 1836 The Regiment marched to Dinapore -- 1838 Decease of General Sir Edward Barnes 101 ---- Lieut.-General Sir Colin Halkett, K.C.B., appointed Colonel of the Regiment -- ---- The Regiment marched to Ghazeepore -- 1840 Marched to Agra 102 1841 Insurrection at Cabool 103 1842 The Regiment marched to Peshawur to join the army under Major-General Pollock, destined to proceed to Cabool -- ---- Arrival of the army at Jellalabad 104 ---- The Regiment marched to _Peshbolak_ to attack the Shinwarees 105 ---- Action at _Mazeena_ 107 ---- Passage of the _Jugdulluck Pass_ 109 ---- Action at _Tezeen_ 110 ---- Advance on Cabool 112 ---- Occupation of the Bala Hissar 113