Deserters and Army Movements Reported in 18th Century Skirmish
Reports describe a regiment missing 19 men seized near Lefly by a party from the garrison at first. Sir John Jennings performed aboard the Oxford and then headed to Stirling. The Duke of Argyle and forces move from Stirling toward Perth with artillery and dragons to dislodge rebels, while financial and ecclesiastical notices fill the rest of the page.
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Lefly
Falkland
John Jennings
Oxford
Expres
Ondon
Earl of Sutherland
Earl of Seaforth
Marquis of
Huntley
Dumblain
Duke of Argyle
Stirling
Ayrdoch
Perth
Seth Collonel Borgard
Braco
Tullibardin
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