Pardon Granted For Thomas Watson Of Perth Treason Case
In Dublin news a report states Thomas Watson of Perth, convicted of High Treason in November 1746 for serving in Ogilvy's Highland Regiment, has received His Majesty's gracious pardon for all treasons and misprision of treason committed by him on or before late February. The notice appears amid broader Dublin content detailing local governance, prosecutions, Assizes, and public notices.
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