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Graveron executed and Crosswell trial at Montrose
In Carique camp the royal regiment officer Graveron was shot for his crimes though not Catholic he sought conversion and died. Trials in Scotland feature Crosswell and Christie for enticing iron workers to Sweden, with penalties declared and warnings about guarding British manufactures. Nottingham to Canterbury reports describe heavy snow across missions, with thawing and floods feared. other towns note frost damage, robberies, and court actions amid the cold snap.
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Lifoor
Fan
Graveron
Royal Foreign Regiment
Carique
Scccotland
Edinburgh
High Court of Juticiary
King’s Advocate
Roebuck’s
Garbet and Cadell
Carron Company
Robert Crosswell
Cooper
Montrose
Gottenburgh
Sweden
James Christie
Cérron Company
George II
Janes Chistie
Reber
Crofswell
James Chrystie
Great Britain
Ireland
Patt
Bawtry
Doncaster
York
London
Witney
Oxfordshire
Whichwood Forest
Woodstock
Gloucestershire
Tees
Canterbury
Hunton-bridge
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