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road to N.Castle Newcastle,in order
to meet give Genl. Generall Wade & give him battle, but
after waiting 2 two days & and understanding
yt that Wade declined advancing towards us, his
R. H. the P. ordered the blockade blocade of
Carlyle Carlisle to be renewed, which was done by
one half of the Army army whilst the P.
His R.H. with
the other half remained at Brampton as the most Convenient
convenient post to attack the Enemy enemy had
they attempted the releif relief
of Carlyle Carlisle.
The trenches were opened on the 13th at night
under command of the D. Duke of Perth about a musket
shot from the walls of the Town town about midway
between betwixt the English &
and Scots gates, and 13 Cannon thirteen
cannon were brought up in order to play upon the Town
town , but this was prevented by the Capitulation
a capitulation sign’d signed by the Governour
&c &c.
on thursday Thursday
the 14th fourteenth, and his His R. H. enter’d & entered
and took possession of the Town & Castle town
and castle on friday Morning
Friday morning, being the 15th. fifteenth. during During both the blockades of the Town
town there was but one man killed & and one
wounded. The Militia
militia yt that served in Carlyle Carlisle,
and all the inhabitants of the city & and neighbourhood
can testify the exact discipline of our Army army who
paid payed for every thing they got, and all were
protected in their liberty libertys & and
propertys.
His R. H. continued in Carlyle Carlisle
till the 20th which day twentieth,
when leaving a sufficient Garison garrison in the Town
town, the Van van marched for Penrith, on
the 21 the Van marched again to Shap and the main body to Penrith,;
22d
the twenty second, the Van ? ?
van
marched to Kendal and the main body halted at to Penrith,;
23 the twenty third, the main body came to Kendal.; 24th the twenty fourth
the Van van marched to Lancaster, &
and the main body halted at Kendal,; 25th
the twenty fifth, the Van van marched to Grafton
& Garstang,
and the main body to Lancaster;
26th the twenty sixth, the Van
van passed Preston and quarter’d quarterd
at the village on the other side of the Bridge & bridge,
and the main body came to Preston.
27th The twenty seventh, the whole
Army army halted; 28th the twenty-eighth, we marched to Wiggan
& and the
villages near to it. ;
29th the twenty ninth all the
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Comments
Omitted in Lockhart: "
on the 21 the Van marched
again to Shap and the main body to Penrith"
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