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The Scottish Highlands, Highland Clans and Highland Regiments, Volume 1 (of 2)

Note 1234 — Chapter XXXVI · (continued 2)

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The booty taken must have been considerable, as in one instance, that of Glengarry House, the party who plundered it, consisting of 200 men, had the following allowances made as their shares, viz., every captain, £11 5s.; each subaltern, £5 18s.; a sergeant, £1 10s.; a corporal, £1; and every common soldier, 15s., clear of all deductions.—Boyse, p. 169.

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