” The Royal authority granted for resuming the motto “_Primus in Indis_,” and the word “PLASSEY;” also the device of the “_Castle and Key_,” in addition to the word “GIBRALTAR.” 78 1836. Testimonial presented to Colonel Lindesay on his departure for England 79 1837. A detachment of the regiment employed in Canara and Malabar _ib._ ” Return of the detachment to Bangalore 80 1838. Complimentary order on the regiment quitting Bangalore _ib._ ” Arrived at Bellary 81 1839. Ordered on field service 82 ” Advanced to Coodamoor _ib._ ” Operations against the Fort of _Kurnool_ 83 ” Affair at _Zorapore_, near Kurnool 84 ” Return of the regiment to Bellary 85 1840. Arrival at Kamptee _ib._ ” Lieut.-General Sir Frederick Philipse Robinson, G.C.B., appointed Colonel of the regiment 86 1841. The regiment ordered to march to Cawnpore _ib._ ” Destination changed to Agra _ib._ 1842. Ordered to proceed to Ferozepore _ib._ 1843. Returned to Agra 87 ” Presentation of new colours to the regiment _ib._ ” Address of Lord Ellenborough, the Governor-General of India, on that occasion _ib._ ” The regiment formed part of the “Army of Exercise” assembled at Agra 90 ” Aspect of affairs in the Gwalior state 91 ” Battle of _Maharajpore_ 92 ” Received the Royal authority to bear the word “MAHARAJPORE” on the regimental colour and appointments 94 ” Honors conferred on the officers and men _ib._ 1844. Return of the regiment to Agra 96 1843. Gallant conduct of certain volunteers from the Thirteenth to the THIRTY-NINTH regiment, at the storming of the heights of Truckee 97 1846. Volunteering of the regiment to other corps in India 99 1847. Embarked for England 100 ” Complimentary orders by the Commander-in-Chief in India on the regiment quitting that country 101 1848. Removed from Portsmouth to Hull 102 ” Proceeded to Preston, in Lancashire _ib._