” Authorized to bear the word “NIVE” on the regimental colour and appointments _ib._ ” Blockade of _Bayonne_ _ib._ 1814. Battle of _Orthes_ 87 ” Authorized to bear the word “ORTHES” on the regimental colour and appointments 88 ” Affairs of _Vic Bigorre_ and _Tarbes_ _ib._ ” Battle of _Toulouse_ 89 ” Authorized to bear the words “TOULOUSE” and “PENINSULA” on the regimental colour and appointments 91 ” Sortie from _Bayonne_ 92 ” Termination of the Peninsular war _ib._ ” The second battalion disbanded _ib._ 1815. Return of Napoleon to France _ib._ ” Battle of _Waterloo_ 93 ” The regiment embarked for Ostend _ib._ ” Marched to Paris _ib._ 1815. Returned to England 93 1816. Stationed at Portsmouth _ib._ ” Permitted to resume the word “FIRM” on the regimental colour and appointments 94 1817. Embarked for Malta _ib._ 1818. General George Don appointed Colonel of the regiment _ib._ 1820. Embarked for the Ionian Islands 95 1821. Casualties from sickness _ib._ 1825. Augmentation of establishment 97 ” Formed into _six service_ and _four depôt_ companies _ib._ ” Returned from the Ionian Islands to England _ib._ 1827. Embarked for Ireland _ib._ 1829. Lieut.-General Sir Roger Hale Sheaffe, Bart., appointed Colonel of the regiment 98 1830. Formed into _six service_ and _four depôt_ companies _ib._ ” _Service_ companies, embarked for the West Indies _ib._ 1833. Removed from Barbadoes to Antigua _ib._ 1835. Proceeded to St. Lucia 99 ” _Depôt_ companies removed from Ireland to England _ib._ 1837. _Service_ companies returned to Barbadoes _ib._ 1838. _Depôt_ companies returned to Ireland _ib._ ” _Service_ companies embarked for Nova Scotia _ib._ ” Complimentary Order prior to embarkation 100 1839. _Service_ companies stationed at Fredericton, New Brunswick _ib._ 1841. Removed to St. John’s, New Brunswick 101