| Year | Page | |
| Introduction. | ||
| 1758 | Formation of the Regiment from second battalion of the Twentieth Regiment | [1] |
| —— | Appointment of Colonel James Wolfe to the Colonelcy | [2] |
| —— | Uniform and Facing of the Regiment | — |
| —— | Officers appointed | — |
| 1759 | Station of the Regiment | [3] |
| —— | Appointment of Lieut.-Colonel Lord Frederick Cavendish to the Colonelcy, in succession to Major-General Wolfe, killed at the Battle of Quebec | — |
| 1760 | Decease of King George II., and Accession of George III. to the Throne | — |
| —— | Appointment of Major-General Sir Henry Erskine, Bart., to the Colonelcy, in succession to Lord Frederick Cavendish, removed to the 34th Regiment | — |
| 1761 | Embarked with the expedition under the command of Major-General Hodgson | [4] |
| —— | Capture of Belle-Isle | [6] |
| 1761 | Congratulatory address to King George III. from the Citizens of London | [7] |
| —— | Appointment of Lieut.-Colonel Hamilton Lambert to the Colonelcy, in succession to Major-General Sir Henry Erskine, removed to the 25th Regiment | — |
| 1762 | Embarked for Portugal | [8] |
| 1763 | Treaty of Peace concluded at Fontainebleau | — |
| —— | Embarked to take possession of Minorca, on its being restored to Great Britain | [9] |
| 1768 | Regulations, prescribed by Royal Warrant, for maintaining uniformity in the clothing, standards, and colours of regiments, &c. &c. | — |
| 1771 | Embarked from Minorca for England | [10] |
| 1773 | Proceeded to Scotland | — |
| 1774 | Appointment of Lieut.-Colonel Edward Maxwell Brown to the Colonelcy, in succession to Lieut.-General Hamilton Lambert, deceased | — |
| 1775 | Embarked for Ireland | — |
| 1782 | Directed to assume the county title of South Hampshire Regiment, in addition to its numerical title | — |
| 1785 | Embarked for the West Indies | — |
| 1794 | Returned to England | — |
| —— | Proceeded to Ireland | — |
| 1796 | Embarked for St. Domingo to aid the planters against the negro inhabitants | — |
| 1798 | Proceeded to Jamaica | [11] |
| 1801 | Re-embarked for England | — |
| 1803 | Appointment of Lieut.-General Francis D'Oyly to the Colonelcy, in succession to General Edward Maxwell Brown, deceased | — |
| —— | Appointment of General Peter Craig to the Colonelcy, in succession to Lieut.-General D'Oyly, deceased | — |
| 1803 | Embarked for Ireland | [12] |
| —— | A second battalion added to the regiment, and formed from men raised in Ireland under the Army of Reserve and Additional Force Acts | — |
| —— | First battalion embarked for Guernsey | — |
| 1804 | —— —— embarked for Portsmouth | — |
| —— | The regiment augmented to 1200 rank and file | — |
| 1805 | The first battalion embarked for the East Indies | — |
| —— | Arrived at Bengal, and proceeded to Dinapore; thence to Benares, and to Ghazeepore | — |
| 1811 | Appointment of Lieut.-General Sir William Keppel, G.C.B., to the Colonelcy, in succession to General Peter Craig, deceased | — |
| 1813 | Marched from Ghazeepore to Cawnpore | — |
| 1815 | Marched to Meerut | [13] |
| 1817 | Proceeded on field service, and joined the army of reserve under Major-General Sir David Ochterlony | — |
| 1818 | Embarked for Bombay | — |
| —— | Six companies embarked for the Concan | — |
| —— | Engaged in the siege and capture of Ryghur | — |
| —— | Four companies embarked for Surat | [14] |
| —— | Capture of Nunderbar, and other towns and forts | — |
| —— | Embarked for the Deccan | — |
| —— | Surrender of Amulneir and Behauderpore | [15] |
| 1819 | Proceeded to Asseerghur, and joined the force under General Doveton | [16] |
| —— | Surrender of the fortress of Asseerghur | [18] |
| —— | Marched to Mallygaum | [21] |
| 1820 | Proceeded to Sholapore in the Deccan | — |
| 1823 | Proceeded to Poonah | — |
| 1826 | Embarked for Calcutta | — |
| —— | Embarked for England | [22] |
| 1826 | Arrived at Chatham and proceeded to Windsor | — |
| —— | Received the Royal Authority to bear on its colours and appointments the figure of the "Royal Tiger," with the word "India" superscribed | — |
| 1827 | Marched from Windsor to Weedon; thence to Bolton, &c. &c. | — |
| 1828 | Appointment of Major-General John Macdonald to the Colonelcy, in succession to General Sir William Keppel, removed to the 2nd Queen's Royal Regiment | — |
| 1830 | Embarked for Ireland | [23] |
| 1832 | Formed into six service and four depôt companies | — |
| —— | Service companies embarked for Gibraltar | — |
| 1833 | Embarked for the West Indies | — |
| 1840 | Embarked for Canada | — |
| 1842 | Returned to England, and rejoined by the four depôt companies | [24] |
| 1843 | Proceeded from Plymouth to Weedon, and thence to Manchester | — |
| 1844 | Appointment of Major-General John Clitherow to the Colonelcy, in succession to Lieut.-General Sir John Macdonald, G.C.B., removed to the 42nd Regiment | — |
| —— | Embarked for Ireland | — |
| 1846 | Augmented to twelve companies, and formed into two battalions | — |
| 1848 | The first and the reserve battalions embarked at Cork for Gibraltar | [25] |
| —— | Report of the Governor of Gibraltar on the state of discipline and efficiency of the regiment | — |
| —— | Depôt Company removed from Cork to the Isle of Wight | [26] |
[CONTENTS] — Second Battalion
OF THE
HISTORICAL RECORD
OF THE SERVICES OF THE
SECOND BATTALION
OF
THE SIXTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT.