Folio 75. Philip Carteret Webb to Duke of Newcastle, advising of the end of [Jacobite]...

Folio 75. Philip Carteret Webb to Duke of Newcastle, advising of the end of [Jacobite] trials in Carlisle and the upcoming session in York [Yorkshire]. Refers to the conviction of James Hay and proof he was a Scottish native, and comments made in court concerning the cartel [of Frankfurt]. Also mentions attempted escape by [Thomas Coppock] 'Titular Bishop of Carlisle, Major McDonald & Henderson'. Dated at Carlisle. Enclosing:

Folio 74. List of French soldiers brought to Carlisle [Cumberland] among [Jacobite] rebels. Names: Pierre Ponce; Jean Bruiles; Edouard [Edward] Vallois; Charles MacLene; Jean Thomas; Sunderlan; Alderson; Sollivan; Jean Bitchy; Gravnor a servant; Corporal Hussard; James Dohorty; Wm [William] White; Wm Cooke; Mores a servant of Mirabel [de Gordon] the French Ingenier. Certified by captains Robert Jack and Joseph?O'Donohue.

Folio 76-83. Complete list of the 132 or 133 prisoners tried in Carlisle with names and brief details. Names: John Henderson; Thomas Lawson; William Stuart; William Lackey; John Wallas; John Campbell; William Duncan; Robert Forbes; William Winstandley; George Hartley; Thomas Hatch; Alexander Brodie; Robert Reid; Richard Brown; Robert Roscoe; Thomas Coppock; John Coppock; William Cook; Molineaux Eaton; Roger Fulthorpe; William Hargrave; Thomas Hays; Thomas Harvey; John Hartley; Thomas Keighley; Samuel Lee; John Macknell; Edward Roper; John Ratcliff; Alexander Steel; Neal McClaring; Donald Mackenzie; Barnabas Mathew; Hugh Roy; Thomas Park; Robert Tinsley; Thomas Turner of Walton [Lancashire]; Peter Taylor; John Roobotham [Robotham]; John Sanderson; Thomas Turney of Bury [Lancashire]; Philip Hunt; Thomas Williamson; George Waring; Mathew Waring; James Bran; Valentine Holt; Edmund Baine; Lewis Barton; John Small; Alexander Anderson; Thomas Warrington; James Mellin; James Chaddock; Stephen Fitzgerald; Thomas Barton; Charles Douglas; James Brathwait; John Davison; John Mackenzie; Michael Dellard [Delard] Thomas Collingwood; Francis Buchanan; Patrick Buchannan; Thomas Buchannan; Malcolm Graham McGregor; William Greenhill; Charles Gordon; James Innes; John Martine; George Steel; Donald McDonald of Kenlock [Kinloch] Moydart [Moidart]; Donald McDonald of Teirdnadreish; Robert Taylor; James Forbes; Hugh Cameron; Donald McDonald; Simon Lugtown; John Poustie; Ronald McDonald; Richard Morison; Andrew Swan; Sir Archibald Primrose; Robert Randal; James Smith; Robert Maxwell; Donald McCormig; James Harvie; James Drummond; Archibald McLauchlan; James Campbell McGregor; William Gray; Martin Lindsay; Robert Murray; James Murray; Patrick Murray; James Ancram; Chalres Spalding; John Petrie; John McNaughton; Patrick McGregor; Duncan McGregor; Robert Wright; Alexander Stevenson; David Home; William Home; David Laird; Henry Clerk; Robert Lyon; Patrick Butter; James Ferguson; Andrew Johnstone; Alexander Hutchinson; James Mitchell; Patrick Stewart; Andrew Porteous; James Hay; Peter Lindsay; Lawrence Mercer; James Seaton; William Sharp; Robert Gordon; John McLaren alias James McLaren; Patrick Keir; Thomas Blair; Peter McEwar; James Theirs; Alexander Davidson; John Forest; Duncan Neish; William Beard; John Stuart.

Folio 84. Petition for mercy of William Sharp pleading his tender years as excuse for his involvement with the rebels. Enclosing:

Folio 85. Extract of St Andrews [Fife] parish register baptismal entry for William Sharp, son of Alexander Sharp and Margaret Hamilton; grandson of Sir William Sharp of Stonyhill, and Philip Hamilton of Kilbrackmont.

Folio 86. Affidavit sworn by Hellen [Helen] Simpson, midwife, concerning birth date of William Sharp, 28 January 1729, and his ancestry. Dated at St Andrews.

Folio 87. Affidavit sworn by Doctor Thomas Simpson, professor of medicine at the University of St Andrews, swearing to his presence at the birth of William Sharp. Dated at St Andrews.

Folio 88. Affidavit sworn by the Principal and Masters of St Leonards College, University of St Andrews, concerning the modest conduct and 'genius for learning' of William Sharp. Signed: Thomas Tullideph, principal; John Craigie, professor of Philosophy; Hen [Henry] Rymer, professor of philosophy; David Young, professor of philosophy; and Nin Young, professor of humanities. Dated at St Andrews.

Folio 89. Final account of the 132 [Jacobite] prisoners tried at Carlisle [Cumberland], summarising pleas, convictions, acquittals, etc. No names.