The chiefs of Grant - Electric Scotland

430 sri: LUDOVTCK GKAXT OK CKWI'. V.MKINKT. [1717-
iiien to tlie iminhor of about six ]iuii(li\'d, and disjiosril tlidii in tlio
l)est UKiiiiKM- for o-aininij,- iiitclli^-ciice of the rolicls and lli'ir iiuivcniciils.
jlc cuniiiunilcatcHl various iU'iiis of news to Loi-d Ijouilnun almost, daily,
and made uro-pnt i-equests fir arms, with wliirli ho a--nred Lord Ldudcnm
liis mc): were vrry ill provid'l. most of tlioir ^veap^rl lieinjj; \< y
had, and
some lioiug armed only will! i-orndoiks, ete. Mr. (Ir, lit admiUod that it
was commonly re]>orted thai his jieople were well armed, a ludief he had
encoura