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ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PAY OF OUR STAND-
ING FORCES AND GARRISONS IN OUR AN-
CIENT KINGDOM OF SCOTLAND AT 336 DAYES
IN THE YEAR; COMMENCING THE 15 DAY OF
MAY 1702, IN THE FIRST YEAR OF OUR REIGN.*
Our TRoor of Guards.
Men.
Captain
2 Lieutenants
Cornet
Gidon
Quarter Master
4 Brigadiers At 7 sh Each
4 Sub-Brigadiers Each I s over
the Pay of Privat Gentlemen
4 Trumpets Each 4 s
Solicitor
Ketle Drum
106 Gentlemen Each 2:6:
Total :
122 20 5 6804
* This original Document, like the preceding, is preserved in the
General Register Houses

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Volume 3, Parts 1 and 2
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