CONTENTS.

Year		Page
	The circumstances which gave rise to the Formation of the Regiment	[1]
1688	The Revolution	[3]
——	The people of Inniskilling and Londonderry oppose the proceedings of King James II., and refuse admittance to his troops	[4]
1689	Various Skirmishes—the Siege of Londonderry	[6]
——	Battle of Newton Butler	[12]
——	The Sixth, or Inniskilling Regiment of Dragoons, embodied	[13]
——	Siege of Londonderry raised	—
——	The Regiment joins the Army under Duke Schomberg	[14]
1690	Placed on the establishment of the Regular Army	[16]
——	Capture of Belturbet—Action at Cavan	[17]
——	Action at Butler's Bridge	[19]
——	Capture of the Castles of Killeshandra and Ballingargy	[20]
——	Battle of the Boyne	[21]
——	Detached against Athlone—Siege of Limerick	[25]
1691	Capture of Ballymore and Athlone	[26]
——	Battle of Aghrim	—
——	Capture of Galway	[27]
——	Services before Sligo	[28]
——	Surprised at Coloony	[29]
——	Termination of the War in Ireland	[31]
1708	The Regiment embarks for England	[33]
1709	Marches to Scotland	—
1713	Returns to England	—
1714	Stationed in Scotland	—
1715	Battle of Dumblain	[34]
1728	Marches to England	[37]
1729	Returns to Scotland	—
1733	Stationed in England	—
1742	Embarks for Flanders	[39]
1743	Battle of Dettingen	[40]
1745	———– Fontenoy	[43]
1746	———– Roucoux	[45]
1747	———– Val	[46]
1748	Returns to England	[48]
1751	Description of the Uniform and Guidons	[49]
1755	A Light Troop added	[51]
1758	Expedition to St. Maloes	[53]
——	—————– Cherbourg	[54]
——	Embarks for Germany	—
1759	Battle of Minden	[56]
——	Action at Wetter	[57]
1760	Battle of Warbourg	[58]
——	Skirmish near Zierenberg	[60]
——	Surprise at Zierenberg	—
——	Battle of Campen	[61]
1761	———– Kirch-Denkern	[62]
1762	———– Groebenstien	[63]
1763	Returns to England	[64]
——	Light troop disbanded, and eight men per troop, of the heavy troops, equipped as Light Dragoons	—
1764	Alterations in the equipment	—
1765	Stationed in Scotland	—
1766	————— England	—
1767	Reviewed by King George III.	[65]
1711	Stationed in Scotland	[65]
1772	————— England	—
1776	————— Scotland	[66]
1777	————— England	—
1779	Men equipped as Light Dragoons incorporated in the Twentieth Regiment of Light Dragoons	[67]
1793	Embarks for Flanders	[68]
——	Covering the Siege of Valenciennes	[69]
——	————————— Dunkirk	—
——	Action at Menin	[70]
1794	———– Vaux	[71]
——	Covering the Siege of Landrécies	—
——	Battle of Cateau	—
——	———– Tournay	[72]
——	Action at Bauvines	[73]
——	Retreat through Holland to Germany	[74]
1795	Returns to England	[77]
1798	Reviewed by King George III.	[78]
1808	Stationed in Scotland	[79]
1809	Embarks for Ireland	—
1814	Returns to England	—
1815	Embarks for Flanders	[80]
——	Battle of Waterloo	[83]
——	Advances to Paris	[89]
1816	Returns to England	[90]
1818	Stationed in Scotland	—
1819	Embarks for Ireland	—
1821	Stationed at Dublin, on the occasion of the Visit of King George IV. to Ireland	—
1823	Embarks for Scotland	[91]
1824	Stationed in England	—
1829	Embarks for Ireland	—
1833	Stationed in Scotland	[92]
1834	————— England	—
1838	Stationed in Ireland	[92]
1841	————— England	[93]
1842	————— Scotland, and furnishes the Royal Escorts on the Visit of Queen Victoria to Edinburgh, &c.	—
1843	Marches to England	—
1846	Embarks for Ireland	[95]
	The Conclusion	—
	Succession of Lieutenant-Colonels	[96]

SUCCESSION OF COLONELS.

1689	Sir Albert Cunningham	[97]
1691	Robert Echlin	[98]
1715	John Earl of Stair, K.T.	—
1734	Charles Lord Cadogan	[100]
1743	John Earl of Stair, K.T.	[101]
1745	John Earl of Rothes	—
1750	The Honourable James Cholmondeley	[102]
1775	Edward Harvey	[103]
1778	James Johnston	[104]
1797	George A. Earl of Pembroke, K.G.	[106]
1827	The Honourable Sir William Lumley, G.C.B.	[107]
1840	Sir Joseph Stratton, K.C.H	—
——	Sir George Pownall Adams, K.C.H.	[108]

PLATES
Guidons of the Regiment	to face	[1]
Uniform of 1742	"	[39]
Uniform of 1815	"	[80]
Uniform of 1843	"	[95]

Colours of the Sixth (Inniskilling) Dragoons.

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