Aberdeen Campaign Aftermath and Tower Executions
The report details British and Dutch regiments marching to quarters across Scotland with forces at Aberdeen led by Gen. Mortie and Brig. Labadie, and depictions of the Tower executions of Lords Derwentwater and Kenmure, inclinations of rebel escape, stock quotes, a Church of England service, and various public notices and sales in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Earl Marischal
Earl of
Southesk
Lord Tinmouth
Buckley
Peterhead
Hore
Fort William
Inverlocky
Lord Viscount Irwin
Dumbartoun
Edgerton
Glassow
Earl of Portmore
Stirling
Cole Mountague
Erth
Brisade
Chambrier
Wightman
Sturler
Dunkeld
Sol
Wills
Shannon
Rantzau
Newwton
Montros
Vanderbeek
Mey
Brechen
Evan
Edinburgh
Col
Stanhope
Fife
Kerr
London
Tower
Lord Widrington
Nithdale
Carnwath
Nairn
James Radcliffe Earl of
Tower Hill
Onz Elow
Kenmure
Church of England
Earl of Nithsdale
St. Paul’s Church
Covent-Garden
Society of Ancient Britons
Highnes
Haberdather’s Hall
Maiden-Lane
Pepuch
St. James's Coffee- House
William’s Coffee-House
St. James's
Youngman’s
Charing- Cross
Tom's and
Button's
Nando’s
Temple-Bary
Hammersmith
Vie
John Bottock
Queen-treer
Drury- Lane
Lewis
Roffel- Street
Temple- Exchange
Fleet-Street
Robin’s
Exchange-Alley
John Lyle
Crown
Fleettreet
Water-Lane
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Bank
India
Twitrenham
Countess of Sunderland
Countess of Kingston