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Passage of Beaulie River and Lovat submission
Accounts from London describe a January episode where Lord Lovat's forces, crossing the Beaulie River by ice, moved toward rebels but the Earl of Seaforth sent a surrender in his name that the rebels refused to accept. News also notes the king’s Speech to Parliament urging defense against rebellion and the appointment of church and state officers, with stock prices and new publications listed.
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Earl of Seaforth
Lord Lovat
Beaulie
Earl of Sutherland
Lovat
Scotland
Earl of Wintog
House of Peers
House of Commons
Orlando Bridgeman
John Selwyn
George Evelyn
Robert Pitt
Philip Horneck
Treasury
Henry Baker
Deceas
Henry Lowman
the Dutchess of Kent
Thomas Smith
Glasgow
Charles
England
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Veronica of
Milan
Arcbishop
Francis Squire
ReAor
Exford
Somerset
J. March
Exeter
S. Dyer
Tiverton
London