Rebels Escape by Sea as Highland Rising Unfolds
Reports from Inverlochy and Kirkwall describe rebels fleeing to ships off Anskerry and Kirkwall after engagement with local magistrates. French vessels and Scottish gentry join the exodus toward France, while authorities seize forts and capture several rebels amid ongoing pursuit by General Cadogan and forces in the Highlands.
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Dunbeth
Cairnes
Orkneys
Kirkwall
Itlands
Anskerry
Earl of Morton
France
Gottenburgh
Swedeland
Inverlochy
Hentley
Earl of Seaforth
Geren Wightman
Hantley
Tanachy
Tulloch
Grant
Inverness
Mackincosh
Bethune of
Balfour
Fife
Hamilton
Lawy
Marishal
Southesk
Lithgow
Tullibardin
Glen
Spaty
Lord Tinmouth
Buckley
Lochiel
Gordon
Highwlands
Fis
Burgh
Murray
Cadogan
Aberdeen
Stanwyx
Calash
Elfich
James Murray
Duke of Athol
London
Mackenzie
Frazerdale
Seaton
Lafrish
Carmichael
Bam
Bley
Inverlechy
House to the Let in York Buildlings Strand Inn
Advertisement lists a three room house near the Thames in York Buildlings with stairs and offices, inviting inquiries to Lewis’s near the New Exchange in the Strand. Also notes Jane Dutton eloped from her Sutton husband, warns against trusting Jane, and mentions inn for sale with stables, gardens, and coaches. Further items include trade notices and a publication on the Earl of Nottingham’s state letters after the Revolution.
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Thomas Parker
King’s Bench
Great Britain
Lord Parker
Macclefield
County Palatine of Chetters
Walton Upon Thames
Surrey
Jefferies
Paris
N. S
Mermorial
Earl of Stairs
France
Lorrain
Duke of Ormond
Marr
Bolingbroke
Solothurn
Switzerland
Ormond
Pisgrace
Newgate
Fyburn
South Sea
Bank
India
Blanks
George-street
York
Thames
Lewis
Goldfamich
New Exchange
Strand
Jane
Joseph Dutton
Sutton
R. Charles
Banby Macy
Oxfordshire
John Tath
Castle Tavern
Fleetstreet
Earl of Nottingham
J. Kuberts
Warwick Lane