Royal Visits and Military Movements Amid North Rebellion News
Reports from Glasgow and Leith detail the Duke of Argyle's reception in Glasgow during his stay, with nobles and officers paying respects, as rebel forces and Dutch Swiss troops move toward Edinburgh. Forecasts note harsh frost, snow, and strategic actions around Elgin, Brahan, Sutherland, and Iverness, while ships transport prisoners and artillery to Leith.
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Edinbarg
Duke of Argyle
Glasgow
Earl of Selkirk
Clydesdale
Earl of
Stirling
Amius
North
Marquis of
Astley
Elgin
Catle Gordon
Tockabers
Earl of Seaforth
Braham
Rose Shire
Earl of Sutherland
Iverness
Dalkeith
Leith
Ila
Stiring
Robert Roy Mac Gregor
Faulklard
Robert Montgomery
Skelmorlie
Brantifland
Perth
Collonel Cathcart
Dumferling
London
Leith Road
Archdearny
Petit theIngineer
General Cadogan
Mers
Roxburghshire
Forrest
Peebles
Theophrastas Ywerth Alias Worth Held for Felony
A 6th Voltaar 1715 notice states Theophrastas Ywerth alias Worth alias Jason a dubious resident from Woodbridge Suffolk was seized by Constable Henry Katers for felony and scandalous words against King George. A reward of One Guinea is offered for his apprehension. Also listed are fire loss claims from Hungerford Market, and a published discourse on Treasons and Bills of Attainder.
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Theophrastas Ywerth
Worth
Jason
Woodbridge
Suffolk
Chatsis
Henry Kaetér
Chatris
George
Théophrattus
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