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Battle Falkirk and Stirling News From Edinburgh to Dublin
London and Edinburgh reports detail the Falkirk battle losses and Stirling siege, with Duke of Cumberland arriving at Edinburgh, Blakeney defending the castle, and reinforcements marching. Sailors off Dunkirk and Dunkir tensions noted along with Spanish and French naval movements and prisoner exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Edinburgh
Duke of Cumberland
Stirling
Blakeney
Garrion
Allowa
Rambhithford
Girone
Tay
France
Gavan Hill
Lady's Hill
Falkirk
Down Castle
Leckie House
Great Britain
Calais
Boulogne
Dunkirk
Ostend
Dunkir
Offend
Porto
Galicia
Havanna
Groine
Cadiz
Ferrol
Newcastle
Mark Ker
Dragons
Kelso
Thornyony
Aéfion
Cantt
Taft
Greates
Irving
Glagow
Stirling Castle
Irisi
Drummond
Scotland
Flanders
Foot
Glasgow Regiment
England
Dutress
Ligonier
Rere
Ofa Quinsey
Ygrancn
Sccotland
Glasgow
Banockburn
Monro
Whitney
Bigger
Dalrymple
Lord Drummore
Edminton
John Drummond
Lockiel
Cameron Iris
Sirling
Justice Cleek
Enguluan
Sterling
Mitta
Montrose
Castle of
Down
London
Royal
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Spa
Milford
Mitchiel
Duke of Ancaster
Reimont
Namur
Javea
Chitham
Boscawen
Royal Irish
Portsmouth
Hattings
Silex
Col
Lally
Plymouth
Stafford
Lyme
Annier
St. Eustatia
Devonshire
Admiral Martin
Yarmouth
de Monmouth
Sunherland
Ireland
Corke
Jargo
Noll
Canaries
Weeter
George Chinnery
Blake
Belfast
Donaghadee
Kircubright
Falkill
Duke of Perth
Ford
Piiday
Stirling Caille
Strirling
eSee El¢hara
Workinton
Perth
Kilmarnock
Cunningham
Tim Lord Loudon
Dublin
Blakenty
Loudon Campbell
Hanover Club
Rose
Castle-street
John Plakenett
Latt Week