WAL: GROSETT.

_N.B._--Mr. Grosett being from the first Breaking out of the Rebellion

employed in so open and remarkable a manner in the service of the

Government created against him the particular Ill will of the Jacobites

and their Adherents and who on that account took every Opportunity of

shewing their Resentment against him, they plundered his House in the

Town of Alloa, and in the Country carried off effects to a very great

value, drove all the Cattle from off his Estate, forced the Payment of

the Rents thereof to them, stript his wife and children of the very

cloathes they had on, and used otherways in a most inhuman manner.

‘_Brunstane, 4th Septem. 1747._

‘I do certify that Mr. Grosett was employ’d by me in the service

of the Government in the several matters above mentioned, and

also on other occasions and was zealous and active in the

Execution of whatever was committed to his care.

‘(Signed)

AND. FLETCHER,

_Lord Justice Clarke_.’

_N.B._--These Services ... forth and Certify’d in a Pap ... Cope,

the Generals Guest, ... syde and Hawley and by Lord Home.

Nothing charged for trouble and loss of time, etc.

[_This postscript is too torn to decipher accurately but it refers to

the_ ‘Narrative’ _which bears this docquet_]:--

We have perused the above Narrative, and do hereby certify that

the same is true so far as regards us respectively,

R. HANDASYDE.

HOME.

H. HAWLEY.

JOS. GUEST.

JNO. COPE.

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