MACKAY'S OFFICERS.
Some idea of the service seen by the regiment of Strathnaver, may be gathered from the following list of its officers, who were wounded or lost their lives in the service of Christian IV. of Denmark, between August 1626, and August 1629. It is made up from Munro, and others.
Colonel Sir Donald Mackay, Bart., scorched by powder at the defence of Oldenburg.
Lieutenant-Colonels Seaton, and Arthur Forbes, wounded at Oldenburg.
Major Dumbar, slain defending Boitzenburg.
Captain Boswal, slain by the boors in Bremen.
Captain John Learmonth of Balcomie, wounded twice by musket-balls at Boitzenburg, and died in consequence at Hamburg.
Captain Sir Patrick M'Gie received a wound at Oldenburg, of which he died at Copenhagen.
Captain John Forbes of Tulloch, wounded at Oldenburg,