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Folios 84-86. Cabinet minutes, dealing with the petitions of [Jacobite] rebels convicted...

Catalogue reference: SP 36/89/1/84

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This record is about the Folios 84-86. Cabinet minutes, dealing with the petitions of [Jacobite] rebels convicted... dating from 1746 Nov 10 in the series Secretaries of State: State Papers Domestic, George II. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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SP 36/89/1/84
Date
1746 Nov 10
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Folios 84-86. Cabinet minutes, dealing with the petitions of [Jacobite] rebels convicted at Carlisle [Cumberland]. Present: Lord Chancellor; Earl of Chesterfield; Lord Privy Seal; [Henry] Pelham; Duke of Montagu; Duke of Newcastle; Earl of Pembroke, with [Phillip Carteret] Webb ordered to attend.

Prisoners recommended to be 'left to the law': Thomas Hays; Charles Gordon; Molineux Eaton; John Wallas; Patrick Murray; Robert Reid; James Michel; Barnabas Mathew; Patrick Keir; Alexander Stevenson.

Recommended to be reprieved and transported: William Home; Roger Fulthorpe; Thomas Lawson; Henry Clarke; William Beard; William Sharpe; Robert Maxwel; Alexander Davidson; William Winstanley; John Campbel; George Hartley; Robert Forbes; Richard Brown; Thomas Keighley; William Cooke; Samuel Lee; William Hargrave; Donald Mackenzie; John Hartley; John Sanderson; John Macnell; John Davidson; Hugh Roy; John Mackenzie; Robert Tinsley; John Poustie; George Waring; James Smith; Mathew Waring; Robert Murray; James Chaddock; Andrew Johnston; Simon Lugtoun; Andrew Porteous; James Millen; Lawrence Mercer; William Duncan. Also William Lackey; Lewis Barton; John Cappock; John Small; Thomas Harvey; William Gray; Thomas Turner of Walcot; Thomas Turner of Bury; Robert Wright; John Radcliffe; Patrick Stuart'.

Detailed discussions of cases of Sir Archibald Primrose, a relative of the Earl of Stair; Robert Taylor, who gave relief to the wounded after Prestonpans; James Hay, an officer in the French service. Dated at Whitehall, London [Middlesex].

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Former department reference
Folios 99-101
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Public Record(s)
Physical condition
Lord Privy Seal
Closure status
Open Document, Open Description
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https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C15669932/

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