Rebels retreat after battle near Dumblain amid royal forces pursuit
The report describes a January or November clash where Lord Strathmire and other nobles are named among the forces. Royal troops under Argyle and Wightman engage Rebels, driving them toward the River Allan then pursuing to Ardach. A later London dispatch notes mob activity in Smithfield and rumors of the Pretender’s landing in Scotland with Swedish and French connections.
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Arrivd
Harrison
Duke of
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Sherith Moor
Dumblain
Allan
Altlan
Wightman
Battallions of Foot
Argyle
Hs Grace
Ardach
Duke of Argyle
London and Manuscripts
London
Chenade
Smithfield
William
Marles
Sarum
Scotland
Preston
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