Vindication and Banished R encounter in the Edinburgh scene
In September 1712 a heated account defends Mr. R against Abel Rops and associates who accuse him of Libertinism and Tory-Cameronian bias. The document recalls University of Edinburgh incidents, Pope burning, and political turmoil led by the Duke of York and Argyle, ending with R’s banishment and pending legal action while readers confront the libel. Also noted are a bishop’s arrest near Fullesmore and local notices of a stolen horse and a moved French Ware-house in Capel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Rop
Turkay
Abel
University of Edinburgh
Council of Scotland
Fligaberh
London
Edinburgh
Scotland
Abe
Murray
Cameronians
Mr. R
Duke of York
Earl of
Argyle
Harriots Hospital
Es Dinourgh
Traytor
Harriot’s Hospital
Fullesmore
Phillipstown
Freestone Dallys
Ballymore
Loughunderland
Welt-neath
Dally
Skinener-Kow
Capel-Street
Abby-street
Proclamation on Oath and Royal Authority 1712
A royal proclamation commands Justices of the Peace Magistrates and officers to seize all instruments papers and letters bearing commissions powers or authority. It orders ministers schoolmasters and underlings to take the oath of abjuration or face legal action. The document asserts loyalty to the Queen and requires accountability of officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Tehy
Rome
Delfin
Will Dubin
Abercorn
Mountjoy
W. Meath
W. Kildare
P. Savage
Rich
Cox
Jim Steuart
Foon Percival
God Save the Queen