” Battle of _Orthes_ 61 ” Received the Royal authority to bear the word “ORTHES” on the regimental colour and appointments _ib._ ” Battle of _Toulouse_ _ib._ ” Termination of the Peninsular War 62 ” Received the Royal authority to bear the word “PENINSULA” on the regimental colour and appointments _ib._ ” The first battalion proceeded to North America _ib._ ” Expedition against the state of New York 63 ” Operations on Lake Champlain _ib._ ” Part of the first battalion employed as Marines 64 1815. The battalion returned to Chambly _ib._ ” Embarked for England _ib._ ” Proceeded to Ostend _ib._ ” Joined the British army at Paris _ib._ ” The second battalion disbanded _ib._ 1816 } The regiment formed part of the “Army of Occupation” to } in France 65 1818. } ” Embarked for Ireland _ib._ 1819 } to } Stationed in Ireland _ib._ 1823. } ” Lieut.-General Sir George Airey, K.C.H., appointed Colonel of the regiment _ib._ 1824. The regiment stationed in Ireland 66 1825. Proceeded to Chatham for embarkation, by detachments, for New South Wales _ib._ 1826 } to } Embarked as guard over convicts proceeding to New 67 1830. } South Wales 1830. Employed in the Bathurst district 68 1831. Presentation of new colours to the regiment 69 ” Address of Lieut.-General Sir Ralph Darling on that occasion 70 1832. Embarkation of the regiment for Madras 72 1833. Lieut.-General the Honorable Sir Robert William O’Callaghan, K.C.B., appointed Colonel of the regiment 73 1834. The regiment engaged in active field operations against the Rajah of Coorg _ib._ ” Submission of the Rajah 75 1835. The conduct of Brigadier-General Lindesay, C.B., commanding the force employed in that campaign, honored by the Royal approval 77