Folio 82-93. Philip Carteret Webb to the Duke of Newcastle, outlining the documents...

Folio 82-93. Philip Carteret Webb to the Duke of Newcastle, outlining the documents sent with the letter, and stating that Edward Gibson is to be brought to London as a witness [in Jacobite trials] by Mr Carrington. Dated at York [Yorkshire]. Enclosing:

Folios 83 - 84. List of 8 [Jacobite] prisoners tried at Carlisle, indicating any circumstances in favour of, or against them being made objects of the King's mercy. Their names are: Roger Fulthorpe, recruited by 'Siddal the barber of Manchester [Lancashire]'; Hugh Roy; James Chaddock; Robert Murray; Henry Clerk; Andrew Poiteous; Lawrence Mercer; William Sharp.

Folio 85. List of the 10 rebel prisoners at Carlisle on whom the lot fell for trial: James Mitchel, John Forrest; John McEwan; Duncan Neish; Alexander Ritchie; Angus Campbell; John McGregor; John Constable; Alexander Cameron; William Elliott.

Folios 86 - 87. Letter from John Walkinshaw to George Hamilton, a relative of his wife concerning his imprisonment [as a Jacobite] in York [Yorkshire] for high treason. Also described the execution of Lord Balmerino in the Tower [of London, London], and mentioning E_b_h, [Lord] Rothes and Sir Charles Leslie who are in Flanders, and [Lord Queensbury]. Dated at London on 26 August 1746.

Folios 88 - 89. Second list of rebel [Jacobite] prisoners who were tried or pleaded guilty at York: James Sparks; Michael Brady; James McCoiley; Wm [William] Hunter; John McGregor; Peter Campbel [Campbell]; John Gaddes; John Walker; Mathew Mathew [Mathews]; John Scott; Sir David Murray; Robert Stewart; Gilbert Barclay; Archibald Paton; Wm [William] Grant; John Barnhagy; John Lang; William Dempsy; Alexander McClean; John McClean; Peter Hay; John Duncan; Peter McDonald; Angus McDonald; Alexd [Alexander] Nichols; George Mills; George Boyd; John Endsworth; Simon MacKenzie; James Maine; Wm [William] Barclay; Wm [William] Stephen; George Hamilton; John Ballantine; Nicholas Karr; Charles Webster.

Folio 90 - 92. The Examination of Edward Gibson, fan-maker, late of Edinburgh, and recruited to [Charles Edward Stuart's] Life Guards [of the Jacobite army], giving evidence against: James Bradshaw, of Manchester [Lancashire]; Alexander Buchanan; Alan Cameron; Francis Farquharson; Duncan Gordon; Sir James Kinloch; Henry Kerr; James Lindsey; William Moor; Lord McCleod; Alexander McLauglan; James Rattray, late surgeon; Sir John Wedderburn; Mathew Baget; Earl of Kelly; Gordon of Carnousie; McDonald of Barisdale; James Levinston, late postmaster of Falkirk [Stirlingshire]; Sterling of Craigbarnet; Hunter of Burntside. Dated at York.