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J Scrope to Harrington see SP 36/48, f188
Catalogue reference: SP 36/46/187A
Date: 1738 Oct 25
J Scrope to Harrington see SP 36/48, f188
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Folios 94-95. Letter from Lord Chief Baron Parker, Judge J Burnett, Judge T Denison,...
Catalogue reference: SP 36/88/1/94
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- 1746 Oct 6
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Folios 94-95. Letter from Lord Chief Baron Parker, Judge J Burnett, Judge T Denison, and Baron Cha [Charles] Clark to the Duke of Newcastle, concerning prosecutions [of Jacobites at Carlisle, Cumberland] and notifying him of dates appointed for executions at Brampton [Cumberland] and Penrith [Cumberland]. The letter also states that there are 75 prisoners currently being dealt with in York [Yorkshire]. Dated at York. Enclosing:
Folios 96 - 97. List summarising the cases of several of the [Jacobite] prisoners at Carlisle who have been tried, convicted, and appeared most guilty. Their names are: Thomas Coppock, son of a tailor, of Manchester [Lancashire]; John MacNaughton, who killed Colonel Gardiner; James Brand; Donald MacDonald of Ternadrish; John Henderson, writer in Scotland; James Ancram; Hugh Cameron; William Home, aged 14; Thomas Hayes; Edward Roper; Stephen Fitzgerald, a Frenchman; Michael Dellard; James Forbes; Richard Morrison, periwig-maker, of Edinburgh; Thomas Lawson; Alexander Hutchinson; Molyneux Eaton; Peter Taylor; Francis Buchanan, who wrote to Sir Thomas Sheridan; Donald MacDonald of Kinlockmoydart; William Beard; James Hay.
Folio 98. List of prisoners at Carlisle who confessed upon their arraignment: Roger Fulthorpe; James Innes; Robert Taylor; Ronald MacDonald; Peter Lindsey; Henry Clarke; James Mitchell.
Folio 98. List of prisoners at Carlisle who initially pleaded not guilty and then changed their pleas: John Wallas; John Campbell; William Duncan; Robert Forbes; Robert Reed; Thomas Keighley; Samuel Lee; Donald MacKenzie; Barnabas Matthew; Thomas Parke; John Robottom; John Saunderson; Sergeant Philip Hunt; Valentine Holt; Alexander Anderson, a verteran of 1715; John Davidson; John MacKenzie; John Poustie; Andrew Swan; Robert Randal; James Smith; Robert Maxwell; James Harvey; James Campbell, alias MacGregor; Robert Murray; Sir Archibald Primrose; Alexander Stephenson;David Home; Andrew Johnston; Andrew Poteous [Porteous]; and Lawrence Mercer.
Folio 99-100. List of the Carlisle prisoners found not guilty: William Stuart; Thomas Hatch; Alexander Brodie; Robert Rosco; Alexander Steel; Neal Maclaring; Thomas Williamson; Edmund Borne [Bane]; Thomas Warrington; Thomas Barton; Thomas Collingwood; James Drummond; James Murray; James Ferguson; James Seaton.
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- Folios 104 - 110
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