” Encamped at Chatham _ib._ 1757. Encamped at Barham Downs _ib._ 1758. The second battalion of the THIRTY-SIXTH formed into a distinct corps, and numbered the _Seventy-fourth_ regiment 33 ” The THIRTY-SIXTH regiment formed part of the expedition against St. Maloes _ib._ ” Returned to England 34 ” Second expedition to the coast of France _ib._ ” Capture of _Cherbourg_ _ib._ ” Destruction of the batteries in the bay of St. Lunaire _ib._ ” Return of the regiment to England _ib._ 1759. Encamped at Chatham _ib._ 1760. Encamped at Sandheath _ib._ 1761. Proceeded with the expedition against _Belle-Isle_ 35 ” Capture of the island 36 ” The regiment returned to England _ib._ 1762. Encamped at Sandheath _ib._ 1763. Treaty of Fontainebleau concluded _ib._ 1764. The regiment embarked for Jamaica _ib._ 1765. Major-General Richard Pierson appointed Colonel of the regiment _ib._ 1773. Return of the regiment to England from Jamaica 37 1774. The light company reviewed in Richmond-park by King George III. _ib._ 1775. Embarkation of the regiment for Ireland _ib._ 1778. Colonel the Hon. Henry St. John appointed Colonel of the regiment _ib._ 1782. The THIRTY-SIXTH designated the HEREFORDSHIRE regiment _ib._ ” Removed from Ireland to England _ib._ 1783. Embarked for the East Indies 38 ” Employed against the forces of Tippoo Saib, the Sultan of Mysore _ib._ ” Proceeded to _Mangalore_ _ib._ ” Capture of _Cannanore_ 39 1784. Peace concluded with Tippoo Saib _ib._ 1785 } to } The regiment stationed in the Madras presidency _ib._ 1788. } 1789. Renewal of hostilities with Tippoo Saib 39 1790. The regiment selected to form part of the force under Major-General Medows 40 ” Advance of the troops towards the Coimbatore country _ib._