CONTENTS.

Year		Page
1689	Several Independent Troops of Horse and Dragoons raised in Scotland	[10]
——	Battle of Killicrankie	[11]
1690	The Independent Troops formed into two regiments of Cavalry	[12]
——	Their Services during the Campaign of 1690	—
——	The two Regiments incorporated, and constituted a regiment of Dragoons, now Seventh Hussars	[13]
1694	Proceeds to the Netherlands	[14]
1695	Action at Moorsleede	[16]
——	Covering the Siege of Namur	[16]
1696	Serves under the Prince of Vaudemont	[18]
1697	——————— Elector of Bavaria	—
——	Embarks for England	[19]
1698	Marches to Scotland	—
1711	Embarks for Holland	[21]
——	Serves under the Duke of Marlborough	—
1712	——————— Duke of Ormond	—
1713	Proceeds to Ireland	[23]
1714	Reduced after the Peace of Utrecht	—
1715	Re-Established	—
——	Styled Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales's Own Royal Regiment of Dragoons	[26]
——	Battle of Dumblain	[27]
1716	Marches to England	[28]
1721	Returns to Scotland	[29]
1722	Proceeds to England	—
1727	Styled the Queen's Own Regiment of Dragoons	[30]
1733	Marches to Scotland	[31]
1735	Returns to England	—
1740	Encamped near Newbury	[31]
1741	Proceeds to Scotland	[32]
1742	Returns to England—Embarks for Flanders	—
1743	Battle of Dettingen	[33]
1745	———- Fontenoy	[35]
1746	———- Roucoux	[36]
1747	———- Val	[37]
1749	Returns to England	[38]
1751	Description of the Clothing and Standards	[39]
1754	Proceeds to Scotland	[41]
1755	A Light Troop added to the Establishment	—
1758	Expedition to St. Maloes	[42]
——	Capture of Cherbourg	[43]
1760	Proceeds to Germany	—
——	Battle of Warbourg	[44]
1761	———- Kirch-Denkern	[46]
——	Skirmishes at Eimbeck and Foorwohle	—
1762	Battle of Groebenstein	[47]
1763	Returns to England—Light Troop Disbanded	[48]
1766	Drummers replaced by Trumpeters	[49]
1768	Proceeds to Scotland	—
1769	Returns to England	—
1773	Proceeds to Scotland	—
1774	Returns to England	—
1778	Encamped near Bury St. Edmunds	[50]
1779	Proceeds to Scotland	—
1781	Returns to England	—
1783	Constituted a Corps of Light Dragoons	[51]
1784	Blue Clothing adopted	[51]
1786	Blue Cloaks ———	[53]
1793	Embarks for Flanders	[54]
——	Attack on Lannoy	[55]
1794	Action at Prémont	[56]
——	Battle of Cateau	—
——	——— Tournay	[57]
——	Actions at Roubaix and Mouvaux	[58]
——	Second Battle of Tournay	[62]
——	Skirmish near Breda	—
1794	Skirmish near Nimeguen	[63]
1795	Retreats through Holland to Germany	—
——	Embarks for England	[64]
1799	————— Holland	—
——	Battle of Bergen	[65]
——	——— Egmont-op-Zee	—
——	Actions at Beverwyck and Wyck-op-Zee	[66]
——	Embarks for England	[67]
1807	Equipped as a Regiment of Hussars	[68]
1808	Embarks for Spain	—
——	Action at Sahagun	[70]
——	——— near Carrion	—
——	——— Benevente	[71]
1809	Retreats to Corunna—Embarks for England	[73]
1810	Proceeds to Ireland	[74]
1813	Returns to England	—
——	Embarks for Spain	—
——	Passage of the Bidassoa	[75]
1814	Battle of Orthes	[76]
——	——— Toulouse	[77]
——	Returns to England	[78]
1815	Embarks for Flanders	—
——	Battle of Quatre-Bras	[79]
——	Action at Genappe	[79]
——	Battle of Waterloo	[80]
——	Capture of Cambray	[82]
——	Advances to Paris	—
1816	Forms part of the Army of Occupation	—
1818	Returns to England	[83]
1819	Marches to Scotland	—
1820	Embarks for Ireland	—
1823	Returns to England	[84]
1826	Proceeds to Scotland	—
1828	Embarks for Ireland	[85]
1830	Scarlet Pelisses adopted	—
1831	Returns to England	—
1833	Proceeds to Scotland	—
1834	Returns to England	[86]
1837	Embarks for Ireland	[86]
1838	Four service troops embark for Canada	—
——	Employed against the Insurgents in Lower Canada	—
1841	Resumes wearing Blue Pelisses	—
1842	The Conclusion	[87]

SUCCESSION OF COLONELS.

1690	Robert Cunningham	[89]
1696	William, Lord Jedburgh	[90]
1707	Patrick, Lord Polwarth	[91]
1709	Honorable William Kerr	—
1741	John Cope	[92]
1760	John Mostyn	[93]
1763	Sir George Howard, K.B.	[94]
1779	Sir Henry Clinton, K.B.	—
1795	David Dundas	[96]
1801	Marquis of Anglesey, K.G., G.C.B., K.St.P., G.C.H.	[99]

	Succession of Lieutenant-Colonels	[101]

	Succession of Majors	[102]

The Plate of the Uniform in 1842, to follow the [Title-Page.]