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252 Gaelic Society of Inuerness.
intosliH deinand, ;iiul on the 17tli he and his forces appeared before
her house and laid siege to it. They were here joined by Mr
Michael Fraser, who, though sixty- five or seventy yeai-s of age,
could not sit by his fire-side while such good work was being done
for the cause which he had so much at heart. I cannot tell you
of the part he took in the struggle better than by quoting the
account contained in the records of Presbytery meetings held after
the war came to an end.
On 13th November 1716 "several ministers of the Presbytery
re])resented that they were informed by good hands that Mr
Michael Fraser, incumbent at Daviot, not only was openly dis-
affected to his Majesty King Georg