[252] Guthrie’s Memoirs, p. 70.
[253] Wishart.
[254] The Duchess of Newcastle says, in the memoirs of her husband, that the number was 200.
[255] Gordon of Sallagh, p. 519.
[256] Wishart, p. 64.
[257] Wishart, p. 69.
[258] Gentleman’s Mag., vol. xvi. p. 153.
[259] Wishart, p. 77.
[260] There is a great discrepancy between contemporary writers as to the number killed. Wishart states it at 2,000; Spalding, at 1,300, and 800 prisoners; though he says that some reckoned the number at 1,500 killed. Gordon of Sallagh mentions only 300. Gordon of Ruthven, in Britane’s Distemper, gives the number at 2,000 killed and 1,000 prisoners. Baillie says (vol. ii. p. 233, ed. 1841) that no quarter was given, and not a prisoner was taken.
[261] Britane’s Distemper, p. 73.