1842. Embarked for Ireland _ib._ 1845. Removed from Ireland to Great Britain _ib._ 1846. Formed into two battalions _ib._ ” Presentation of new colours 102 1847. The first and reserve battalion embarked for the Ionian Islands _ib._ 1848. The reserve battalion employed in suppressing an insurrection in Cephalonia 103 1849. Part of the first battalion employed on a similar service 104 ” The reserve battalion again employed in operations connected with the outbreak 105 1850. The establishment of the regiment reduced _ib._ ” The reserve consolidated with the first battalion _ib._ 1851. The four _depôt_ companies embarked at Cephalonia for England _ib._ ” The _service_ companies proceeded from Corfu to Barbadoes _ib._ ” Major-General the Lord Frederick FitzClarence, G.C.H., appointed Colonel of the regiment _ib._ 1852. The _service_ companies removed from Barbadoes to Trinidad _ib._ ” The _depôt_ companies proceeded from Parkhurst to Fort Pembroke Dock _ib._ ” CONCLUSION _ib._ SUCCESSION OF COLONELS OF THE THIRTY-SIXTH REGIMENT. Year. Page. 1701. William Viscount Charlemont 107 1706. Thomas Alnutt 110 1709. Archibald Earl of Ilay 110 1710. Henry Desney 112 1715. William Egerton _ib._ 1719. Sir Charles Hotham, Bart. 113 1720. John Pocock _ib._ 1721. Charles Lenoe 114 1732. John Moyle _ib._ 1737. Humphrey Bland 115 1741. James Fleming _ib._ 1751. Lord Robert Manners 116 1765. Sir Richard Pierson, K.B. _ib._ 1778. The Honorable Henry St. John _ib._ 1818. Sir George Don, G.C.B. 117 1829. Sir Roger Hale Sheaffe, Bart. 118 1851. Lord Frederick FitzClarence, G.C.H. 119