Night attack report at Glenbo near Inverlochy in 1689
Dispatch describes a skirmish as Royal forces under Col Clayton and Brigadier Milburn deploy right and left wings with 150 Grenadiers 50 in a detachment and 120 Dragoons. Rebels number 1640 Highlanders plus 200 Spaniards and 506 Highlanders on a hill. After three hours of pursuit the rebels retreat as Seaforth and Murray are wounded. royal losses 21 killed and 121 wounded. Spaniards surrender at Glenf Hill with arms and ammunition. Household notices follow.
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