Losses and prisoner movements amid Scottish unrest and exile
An extensive London Aberdeen Edinburgh dispatch details battlefield losses totaling 4400 killed and wounded across foot and horse regiments. It also reports prisoner transfers, escapes from Tolbooth, executions planned for murder, and shifting leniencies for highland prisoners as orders move to England. Dispatches note delays, bailouts, and preparations for suspected rebel expeditions with naval movements and court intrigues in Avignon and Marseilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Foot
Edinburgh
Carpenter
Scotland
London
Sabine
Smith
Aberdeen
Tolbooth
Innes
Duke of Berwicks Regiment
Wintoun-Houe
Delaval
Winton House
Everal
Shripland
David Thripland
Wilson
Stirling
Blackness
Carlisle
Wiscoun
Scrathallan
Rollo
Huncle
James Stewart
Carmichael
Bramblae
Gairns
Laughton
Methuine
Pilton
Hamilton
Green
Colls Campbell
West Country
Or.h
Alarjeilles
Buck
Peron
Ancibes
Capenter
Marquisso
Hantley
Carlife
Holland
England
Norths
Duffus
Antrim
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Avignon
Marseilles
Rome
Leghorn
Rigby
Lonlon
Port Mahon
France
John Breskin
Hampton-Court
Prince of Wales
South Sea Company
Marty