REPORTS of Maj.-Gen. George Wade to George I and George II on the Highlands of Scotland, the condition of the people, the measures taken for disarming, &c., 1724-1727.
(ff. 79). Report on Wade's journey taken in pursuance of royal instructions dated 3 July, 1724, with Wade's proposals for remedies, lists of clans ill-affected and wellaffected, Roman Catholics, gentlemen well-affected, &c. Dated (f. 20 b) 10 Nov. 1724 and signed G. W. Followed by two other ...
(ff. 71).Report of Wade's journey of the following year (under instructions dated June, 1725). Two copies (ff. 1, 36), both dated 31 Jan. 1725[6], each with copies of some of Wade's orders, &c., and of letters of submission (ff. 28, 64) front eleven principal attainted rebels, Aug.-Oct. 1725...
(ff. 45). Report of Wade's journey in 1727 under instructions from George II. Two copies (ff. 1, 23), both dated 18 Oct. 1727. The report includes copies of correspondence of ' J. Brown', a Jacobite agent, and 'R. R.', a pardoned rebel, acting as a spy [? Rob Roy]. Printed by Allardyce, op. cit....