Edinburgh, June 9. 1685
Earl of Argyll withdraws to Loch Fyne, whilst Scotch troops leave Holland.
Edinburgh, June 11. 1685
News of Argyll’s move to engage with the Kings force reaches London
Whitehall, June 13. 1685
The King gets the news, that Monmouth has landed at Lyme.
Lyme, June 11. 1685
Monmouth and his supporters land at Lyme to cheering crowds.
Edinburgh, June 6. 1685
An account of the skirmishes at Glendarroch and Greenock between the forces of King and the rebels.
Seatown, June 10. 1685
This evening a small party is landed at Seatown to send word of Monmouth’s landing at Lyme tomorrow.
The Channel, June 9. 1685
This evening the Duke of Monmouth issues his commissions and gives instruction on the forming of his Army
Texel, May 30. 1685
Today we sailed in the Heldevenberg for England together with the Duke of Monmouth and 81 other gentlemen of honour
Edinburgh, June 1. 1685
News of the Earl of Argyle and his march from movements from Campbeltown with now over 2500 supporters.
Of Plans for Invasion
An account of plans for the invasion of England to restore the liberties and property of the common people under the Duke of Monmouth