| Year | Page | |
| 1803 | Formed from men raised in Ireland under the Army of Reserve Act | [27] |
| 1804 | Augmented by men raised under the Additional Force Act | [28] |
| —— | Embarked for Scotland | — |
| 1807 | Embarked for Guernsey and Alderney | — |
| 1810 | Six companies embarked for Gibraltar, and proceeded from thence to Cadiz | — |
| —— | Four companies embarked from Guernsey for England | — |
| 1811 | The six companies formed part of the army employed on an expedition under the command of Lieut.-General Thomas Graham | — |
| —— | Engaged in the Battle of Barrosa | [29] |
| —— | Medals conferred on the general officers, and the commanding officers of corps and detachments, and on the chiefs of military departments, who were present at the Victory of Barrosa | [35] |
| 1811 | Received the Royal Authority to bear the word Barrosa on the colours and appointments | [36] |
| —— | Returned to Cadiz | [37] |
| —— | Two companies embarked from Portsmouth, and joined the six companies at Cadiz | — |
| 1812 | Embarked for Carthagena, and proceeded to Alicant | — |
| 1813 | Proceeded with the army under Lieut.-General Sir John Murray against Tarragona | [37] |
| —— | Capture of Fort San Philippe, in the Col de Balaguer | [38] |
| —— | Siege of Tarragona raised | [39] |
| —— | Lieut.-General Lord William Bentinck assumed the command of the army in the East of Spain, in succession to Lieut.-General Sir John Murray | — |
| —— | Re-embarked for Alicant | — |
| —— | Investment and capture of Tarragona | — |
| —— | Lieut.-General Lord William Bentinck's services required in Sicily; and Lieut.-General Wm. Clinton succeeded to the command of the army | [40] |
| —— | Marched into quarters at Valls, and thence to Vendrills | — |
| 1814 | The French troops under Marshal Suchet withdrew from Catalonia | — |
| —— | The battalion marched to Barcelona, and formed part of the force for the investment of that place | — |
| —— | Hostilities ceased | — |
| —— | Napoleon Bonaparte abdicated the throne of France | — |
| —— | Louis XVIII. entered Paris, and ascended the throne | [41] |
| —— | Order expressing the approbation of Field-Marshal the Marquis of Wellington, of the conduct of the division of the army employed in the East of Spain | — |
| 1814 | The battalion proceeded from Barcelona to Tarragona, and embarked for Gibraltar | [41] |
| 1815 | Return of Napoleon Bonaparte from the Island of Elba to France | — |
| —— | War recommenced | — |
| —— | Victory at Waterloo | — |
| —— | Surrender of Napoleon Bonaparte, and his conveyance to St. Helena | — |
| —— | The regiment received the Royal Authority to bear the word Peninsula on the colours and appointments | [42] |
| 1817 | The battalion embarked from Gibraltar for England | — |
| —— | Arrived at Chatham, and marched to Canterbury, where it was disbanded on the 25th of May, 1817 | — |
| Conclusion | [43] | |
SUCCESSION OF COLONELS
OF
THE SIXTY-SEVENTH,
OR
THE SOUTH HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT.