George Faulkner's Dublin Journal on Highland Uprising at Douglas and Edinburgh
The Dublin Journal recounts Highlanders led by Lord George Murray marching from Douglas to Hamilton then to Lanark, looting and burning, with Duke of Perth and Lady Ogilvie among witnesses. It includes George Murray’s party terrorizing homes, seizing arms, and damaging ministers’ properties, plus a reported speech by the Duke of Perth and a long, critical letter detailing failed English aid and French promises, ending with mixed hope and doubt about further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Hamilton
George Murray
Ogilvie
Gordon
Glenbucket
William Gordon
Duke of Perth
Fulliarine
Marquis of
Tullibardine
Lanerk
Grace
Leimahagow
Bhey-Green
Sefton
Clanranald
Kinloch
Idar
MiLachian
Dublin
England
Scotland
Ireland
Eerampion
Carlile
Highnes
Eraiice
France
Perth
Flanders
Great Britain
Brest
Hagne Ps
Ree Failier
Anover
Williamstadt
Ottend
Ediotugh
John Cope
Bat
Edinburgh
Ssurhs Ward
Cope
Elettor
Califle
Che Main
Carthage
The Highland Rebels Turn Toward Carlisle Purge
An intercepted letter from the Duke of Perth outlines revolt plans to march to Carlisle and then Derby, with English support uncertain. The narrative notes Scottish Highland chiefs press for marching on England, while hopes of English aid wane and retreat to Scotland or exile looms amid shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Carle
Praece
Perth
John Drummond
Dery
Ediburgh
Scotland
Carlile
Lancashire
Manchester
Duke of Perth
John Drummona
Montoffe
Dunkirk
Essex
Duks
Becattt-Othier
Aattria
Derby
Scollard
Ratcliff
Pruffia
Germany
Townsend
St. Pierre
Martinico
Stirling
Parfais
Glagow
Lalt-Fhuiflay
John Craig
Ratan
Meath
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