V. T. STERNBERG.

_Crieff Compensation._--During the rebellion in 1715, the village of

Crieff, Perthshire, was burnt by the Highland army, on account of the

attachment of its inhabitants to the royal cause. It has been stated that,

some years ago, the descendants of the sufferers received from government a

sum equivalent to a certain proportion of the loss which had been

sustained.

Is there any official record in reference to this compensation?

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