The chiefs of Grant - Electric Scotland

432 SH; LUDOVICK CliANT OF cltAN'i', liAKOXlT. [1717-
(iraiit (111 llic 2-ltli J'\'liru;ii-\-, \vl)ik' tlie ri'st o\' llic c;l:in were iiislnu-tril Ic
clt'f'ciul (lie housr ami iiri^lili'iui'lHiod as wvW as tlicv (.-duld.'
As Mr. tJraiit \villi liis ]>arly advaiiciMl ihrou^-li Sti:i(lia\ on, (iDi'diMi
of Cilciiiiui-Icct. reth't'd. and llir latter liaving set at lil.iTty an iiiti'i'cc'])t(Ml
luesseiij'er from l^onl Juslii-i '
'Irrk Milton, this ni.-i: .-anie to ^li-. (uant
" and infiiinied ;;'ni tliat the i dee ol' ( 'umberland u; at Aberdeen. This
intelli"'ence so Jar clianced ]\I'. (.irant's idans, that, oi, his arri',' 1 at Newc.
out of dan!:;;er of any large Imtlv of rebels, lie sent haek the gi< aier ]iart of
his men to take care of their houses and goods, retaining only ahi,iiit one
hun(.lred and lifty as an eseort for himself and fimily to Ahertleen, wliieh
lie re'aclied on the 1st of March. Tliere lie awaited the l)u]