Rebels and High Society News From Inverness to London
Letters from Elfick report Caddgamrtas arrival and orders to disarm rebel clans near Inverness and at Perth to curb rebellion. Surrenderes at Inverness and Finnb. Lord Tenham becomes Protestant. Tyburn sees eleven malefactors executed. Horse description offered for stolen mare near Crewkerne. Notices warn Letitia Morrice of debt, and a Cambridge sermon and book ads populate the page.
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Payra
Spain
Waite
Earl of Seaforth
Inverness
Sabine i
Perth
Broadalbin
Duke of Athol
Aberdeen
Crew
Durham
Tenham
House of Peers
Maleta&ors
Tyburn
James Goodman
Footman
Bank
India
Lick
Blanks
Chefnot
Hewitsh
Crewkere
Councy
Somerset
R. Mereheld
New-Inn
London
Matthew Rogers
Nappers
St. Michael’s Hill
Britto
John Shige
George Inn
Crewkern
Letitia
Thomas Morrice
St. James
Mor Co
Mary Carey
Boswell Couch
Temple Bar
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