1881
For the last sixty-five years of its existence as a separate regiment, the 36th Foot was not involved active conflict, for the most part performing garrison duties in the United Kingdom and the British Empire.
- July - December 1815: Part of army occupying France
- December 1815 - 1817: Southern England
- 1817 - 1821: Malta
- 1821 - 1825: United States of the Ionian Islands
- 1826 - 1827: North West England
- 1827 - 1830: Ireland
- 1831 - 1833: Barbados
- 1833 - 1835: Antigua
- 1835 - 1837: St Lucia
- 1837 - 1838: Barbados
- 1838 - 1839: Nova Scotia
- 1839 - 1842: New Brunswick
- 1842 - 1845: Ireland
- 1845 - 1846: Northern England
- 1846 - 1847: Weedon Bec: a second or reserve battalion was formed here on 28 November 1846.
- 1847 - 1851: United States of the Ionian Islands. Both battalions were stationed here during an insurgency. The reserve battalion was absorbed by the 1st Battalion in April 1850.
- 1851-1852: Barbados
- 1852-1853: Trinidad
- 1853-1854: Barbados
- 1854-1857: Jamaica. The regiment lost a large number of men from an epidemic of yellow fever.
- 1857-1860: England
- 1860-1863: Ireland
- 1863-1875: India
- 1875-1880: England
- 1880-1881: Ireland
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