Rebels press near North-Berwick amid border tensions
Reports from East Lothian describe a flotilla and three men of war challenging VPN forces as Mackintosh of Borium leads rebels toward the Borders. Prisoners, including two of Sir Hugh Dalrymple of North Berwick, are en route to join rebel contingents, with Lord Dunbar and Sir Francis Warr among those taken. Royal authorities in London and Dublin announce new offices, treasuries appointments, and punishments for pretender-supporting figures as unrest increases.
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