...discovered." For the Particulars of this 'Challenge and fatal Duel, in which the Lord Bruce was killed upon the spot, disdaining to accept his life from his antagonist,...wounded, see Lord Clarendon's History of the Rebellion, Book I. j and the Letters and Narratives published in Nos. 129 and 133 of the Guardian. Edward Lord...

...deposited, in the spot where it was discovered. The particulars of the Challenge and fatal duel, in which Lord Bruce was killed on the spot, disdaining to accept...wounded), see Lord Clarendon's history of the Rebellion, Book I., and the Letters and narratives published in No. 129 and 133 (or 153) of the Guardian. Robert...

...been sent over to his native land, and was buried near that place, a search was made by Sir Eobert Preston of Valleyfield in the year 1808, when it was...see Lord Clarendon's ' History of the Rebellion,' B. i, and the narrative published in Nos. 129 and 133 of the ' Guardian.'" The circumstances attending...

...with Sir Edward Sackville, afterwards Earl of Dorset, near Bergen-op1 The motto of the Bruces. M Zoom in Holland, to which country the combatants repaired,...see Lord Clarendon's ' History of the Rebellion,' B. i., and the narrative published in Nos. 129 and 133 of the ' Guardian.' " The Lord Bruce of Kinloss...

...found embalmed in a silver case of forcign workmanship, secured between two flat and excavated stoncs, clasped with iron, and was again carefully replaced...see Lord Clarendon's ' History of the Rebellion,' B. i., and the narrative published in Nos. 129 and i33 of the 'Guardian.' " The Lord Bruce of Kinloss...

...between two flat and exeavated stones clasped with iron, and was again earefully replaced and stturely deposited in the spot where it was discovered. " For...Bruce was killed on the spot, disdaining to accept his lift from his antagonist, who was also dangerously wounded, see Lord Clarendon's 1 History of tht Rebellion,'...