Dublin Siege Reports and Proclamation From 1716
Movements around the siege describe regiments guarding entrenchments being routed and cannons captured. Prisoners include a chaplain and ill clad men. Royal proclamations offer rewards for identifying the traitors, while troops prepare for further advances toward Stirling, Perth, and Edinburgh with flotillas and proclamations echoing through Dublin and London.
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