QUIS SEPARABIT?

AND THE FOLLOWING INSCRIPTIONS:—

“Egypt”——“Talavera”——“Busaco”——“Fuentes d’Onor”——
“Ciudad Rodrigo”——“Badajoz”——“Salamanca”——
“Vittoria”——“Nivelle”——“Orthes”——
“Toulouse”——and——“Peninsula.”

CONTENTS.

AnnoPage
1793The Regiment raised in Ireland and designated “The Connaught Rangers”[1]
1794Embarks for Flanders
——Skirmish at Alost[2]
——Retreat through Holland
1795Embarks for England[3]
——Expedition to the West Indies
1796Returns to England[4]
1799Proceeds to the East Indies
1800Expedition to Egypt
1801Traverses the Desert[5]
1803Returns to England
1804A Second Battalion formed[6]
1806Proceeds to the Cape of Good Hope[7]
1807Embarks for South America[8]
——Attack on Buenos Ayres
——Returns to England[15]
1808Embarks for Cadiz[17]
1809Proceeds to Portugal
——Operations in the Tras os Montes
——Battle of Talavera de la Reyna
1810 Battle of Busaco[23]
——Lines of Torres Vedras[31]
1811Skirmish at Foz-d’Aronce[32]
——Battle of Sabugal
————— Fuentes d’Onor
——Siege of Badajoz[37]
——Blockade of Ciudad Rodrigo[38]
1812Siege of Ditto[39]
————— Badajoz[43]
——Battle of Salamanca[46]
——Advances to Madrid[48]
——Retreats to Portugal
1813Advances into Spain[49]
——Battle of Vittoria[50]
————— the Pyrenees[51]
————— Nivelle[54]
————— Nive
1814——— Orthes
————— Toulouse
——Proceeds to Lower Canada[56]
——Attack on Plattsburg
1815Returns to England[58]
——Proceeds to Flanders and advances to Paris
1816In Garrison at Valenciennes[59]
1817Proceeds to Scotland
1818Order of Merit established
1819Marches to England[61]
1821Embarks for Ireland[62]
1825Proceeds to Corfu[63]
1828——— to Cephalonia
1830Returns to Corfu[64]
1831 Proceeds to Vido[64]
——Returns to Corfu
——The Badge——Harp and Crown——with the Motto “Quis Separabit?” authorized to be borne on the Colours, &c.[65]
1834New Colours presented to the Regiment[71]
1836Proceeds to England[77]
——Does duty at Portsmouth[78]
1837Marches to Weedon
Service of the Depôt Companies from 1830 to 1836[77-87]
Recapitulation[88]
Services of the Second Battalion[90]
APPENDIX.
Succession of Field Officers[94]
Return of Officers Killed and Wounded[96]
—— —— —— Died of Wounds, Fatigues, &c.[97]
—— —— —— distinguished with Titles, Medals, &c.[98]
Return of Non-Commissioned Officers, Drummers, and Privates, who have received Medals[100]

EIGHTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT OF FOOT (CONNAUGHT RANGERS.)

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