Rebels Treated in London Trials and Highland Movements
Reports from Edinburg to London detail movements of generals Cadogan and Wightman toward London, with Sir Donald MacDonald seeking transport for cure. Rebels and troops disperse, with trials for treason in Westminster. News covers ships arriving, addresses to the king, and executions looming for ringleaders, plus stock and burials data.
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Edinburg
Cadogan Arriv
Glasgow
London
Wightman
Donald MacDonald
Isle of Sky
Invern
General ’Assembly
Duke of Argyle
General Cadogan
Earl of Sutherland
Gen
Wills
General Assembly
P.S
Sabine
Morison
Clayton
Cadogan
Tondon
Ross-shire
Isles
Duke of Athole
Haddo
Earl of Aberdeen
Huntingtour
Deal
His
Monk
York
Bedford
Thistleworth
East-Indies
Zant Frigot
Lisbon
Martha
Zant
Martin
Mary
Cette
Sevil
Charles
Vigo
Matthew
Sophia
Straights
Stomboleen
Turky
John Hall
Northumberland
Westminster
Robert Talbot
Alexander Menzie
Wetminster Hall
Court of Exchequer
Gascoigne
Nicholas Wogan
Blair
William White
Red-Lyon-Tavern
Clarkenwell-Green
Newgate
Knap
Gray’s-Inn-Garden
Collonel Oxburgh
Temple-Bar
Constantinople
Lord Lovat
Scotland
Marlborough
Argle
Inverness
Bank
India
W. Hinchliffe
Dryden’s Head
W. Cliffe
Y. Cox
Cheapside
W. Wilkins
the Dolphin
Little-Britain
Presido
thetre-Royal
Drury-Lane
Fohnfi
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