Siege Drums and Royal List of Prisoners and Nobles
London news recounts bombardment before Stratford and Stralsund with swedish defense and Danish fleet setbacks. Reports Queen Charlotte in Berlin visiting a child, and a long list of English and Scottish noblemen and followers captured or in custody.
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Amsterdam
Pec
Stratford
Sweden
Berlin
Prussia
Greipswald
Hamburg
Stralsund
D. Himhers
Ellenburg
Copenhager
Mr. Forster
Will. Shaftoe
John
Shafae
Shaftas
John Shaftoe
Swinburn
Geo. Gibson
Byers
Richard Stockart
William Charleton
Edward Charleton
Charles Charley
Richard Charley
Ray Standish
Francis Aderton
Richard Tonby
John Dalton
An Layborn
Gab. Hestedt
Cuthbert Hestedt
Thomas
Richard Ard
William Sapderton
John Kewle
Jo Hosherlalt
Franely Thornbuck
Jean Heale
Mackey
Henry “Oxbourgh
William Obson
John Baumont
John Crofts
Robert Bruss
Val. Ussington
Edward Tinklar
John Atkinson
John Militfon
John Patrick
J. Bywater
Jonnagh Aron
Henry Maffon
William Smell
John Holt
Andrew Thompson
James Shaw
John Burtham
Nic. Doyle
Tho. Helling
Edward Bullock
John A Mfield
Thomas Moore
Ohn Rowland
Nic. Wilson
Corn. Stewart
Luke Blacker
Tomas Dixon
Oliver Hamilton
William Ansley
Rabe
Stubs
Henry Rowley
John Todd
Will, Stewart
Roger Balton
John Wilson
Earl of
Winton
Thomas Eton
John Turrin
Re Stewart
George Mackwell
John Miln
Alex.Simiho
John Buckam
John Stobie
Robert Taylor
Earl of Carnwath
Will, Montgomery
George Drifty
John Baptit
Hugh Dobis
Alex Donaldson
Milcount
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