Preston Surrenders After Major-General's Severe Assault
The march from Wigan to Preston ends with the town encircled by horse and dragoons. Rebels in the Barricade houses surrender under terms, with several noble leaders among those laying down arms. Casualties reported among Prestons Regiment, while Dutch forces arrive at Deptford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reider
Latur
Delyrabe
Widrington
Lancashire
Preston
Wigan
Pitt, Wynn, Honeywood
Dormer
Manchester
Ribble
Foot
Carpenter
Cobham
Churchill
Molersworth
Lord Foster
London
Prestons Regiment
Wills
Earl of Derwentwater
Narrative of Conspiracy and Invasion Advertised
Publication outlines a full authentic narrative detailing the intended horrid conspiracy and invasion. It includes cases of Harvey Raftis Forster Corber Kyselton Elgrs and Packington, the capture and escape of Sir William Wyndham, notes on Lord Lansdown, a rebellion status in Scotland and Northumberland with rebel leaders, and the treason trials of Sullivan Whitty and Hara. Priced sixpence, printed by J. Roberts near the Oxford Arms Warwick Lane, offering bulk discounts for landlords and tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harvey
John Raftis
Thomas Forster
Corber Kyselton
Elgrs
John Packington
Kat
William Wyndham
Lord Lansdown
Scotland
Northumberland
Sullivan
Whitty
Hara
J. Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick Lane
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Cadogan
Stead
Deptford
Harwich
Bank
India
Blanks
Favicon
Ritter’s-yard
Queen Square
Westminster
His Majesty
Black-Fryars
Wallaton-hall
Nottingham
John Farnworth
Wallaton Hall