Copy of a Postscript to the Reverend Mr James Hay, Inverness, September 19. 1748.
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Copy of a Postscript to the Revd Mr Jas
Hay, Inverness, Septr 19. 1748.
Forbes
Copy of a Postscript to the Reverend Mr. James
Hay Inverness, September 19. 1748
Paton
Postscript of a letter to the Rev. James Hay, in Inverness
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Vol. 5, 1082Paton
Vol. 2, 186Credits
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| Person | Robert Forbes |
| Date | 19 Sep 1748 |
| Place | Citadel of Leith |
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| Person | REVEREND MR. JAMES HAY |
| Date | |
| Place | Inverness |
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Pray will you be so good as to favour me with as exact and particular an account as possible of what happened in and about your place as to hardships and cruelties, that can be well vouched, upon and after April 16th, 1746? (Paton vol. 2, 186)
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Copy of a Postscript of a Let-
ter to the RevdReverend Mr✝ James
Hay in Inverness.
P= S: Pray, will you be so good as to
favour me with as exact &and particu-
lar an Account as possible of what
happened in &and about your Place,
as to Hardships &and Cruelties, that can
be well vouched, upon &and after
April 16th, 1746? Baillie Stewart
promised me such a Thing; but that
honest Man seems to have forgot
it. Forget not to mention particu-
larly the harsh Treatment of Provost
Hossack. The more minute &and circum-
stantial you are in any Narrative
still the better. I rely upon your
Compliance, &and that you’ll send
me my Request by some sure pri-
vate Hand that you can trust.
favour me with as exact &and particu-
lar an Account as possible of what
happened in &and about your Place,
as to Hardships &and Cruelties, that can
be well vouched, upon &and after
April 16th, 1746? Baillie Stewart
promised me such a Thing; but that
honest Man seems to have forgot
it. Forget not to mention particu-
larly the harsh Treatment of Provost
Hossack. The more minute &and circum-
stantial you are in any Narrative
still the better. I rely upon your
Compliance, &and that you’ll send
me my Request by some sure pri-
vate Hand that you can trust.
SeptrSeptember 19th,
1748.
1748.
Thursday
Citation
Forbes, Robert. “Copy of a Postscript to the Reverend Mr. James
Hay Inverness, September 19. 1748.” The Lyon in Mourning,
vol. 5,
Adv.MS.32.6.20, fol. 109v. The Lyon in Mourning Project,
edited by Leith Davis, https://lyoninmourning.dhil.lib.sfu.ca/