| Samuel M‘Pherson, | and | Farquar Shaw, | ||
| Malcolm M‘Pherson |
the
Three Highland Deserters;
who were
Shot at the Tower, July the 18th, 1743.
with
Some Observations on the Conduct of a certain Stranger, who advised the Prisoners to wave any Defence they had, and to plead guilty.
Also
A plain Narrative of the Original Institution of the Regiment, now commanded by my Lord S——. Containing an Impartial Account of the Rise and Progress of the late Mutiny in that Regiment.
To which is added,
The two Petitions which they sent to the Lords of the Regency, and to the Dutchess of Richmond.
By the Clergyman of the Church of Scotland, who conversed with them in their own Language from the Time of their Sentence till their Execution.
Nil turpe commitas neque coramalias neque tecum maxime
omnium reverere teipsum.