British Packet Describes Edinburg Arrivals and Rebel Movements
A fragmentary report from Edinburg on February 28 details the British packet bringing news of Alvids and a fortnight of activity. The piece mentions gatherings of rebels, raids in Lochaber and Badenoch, and the capture of prisoners including the Laird of Inverlochy's sons and Cameron, with forces moving toward the coast and Isles.
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Dawe Beth
Crithnes
Adar
Orkney
Shetland
Norway
Rocksher
Ausshat
Lochaber
Badenoch
Port William
Gareifoo
Inverlochy
Cameron
Rebels and Politics News from Edinburgh and London
Letters from Aberdeen report absence of Episcopal ministers in the bounds since the Reformation. Edinburg notes Huntly and followers in the hills with rebels near Lochaber, foraging and subsistence efforts. A commission against outlaws, Dayley arrives from France with dispatches, Regent of France preparing forts as invasion rumors grow. Countess of Derwentwater loses her first child. Charleton may become Earl of Royston. Emmet Pestwigg Maker mentioned with a blade incident.
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Arpyle
Gafens
Burnet
London
Aberdeen
Edinburg
Huntley
Seaforth
Hlorfe
Lochabur
Badenech
Dayley
France
Bhiar
Visrch
Trinforts
Gaeat-Bsiain
St. Germains
AnBchord-Bury
Nithsdale
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