




The 1745 Association

We remind members that 2010 subscriptions are due on January 01. Details of subscription rates and accepted methods of payment can be found on p1 of The Jacobite No.131 Winter 2009 or on the Join The 1745 Association Page
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I thought it might be a good idea to tell visitors what is new on the site rather than having to look through everything. Notification of new items will be removed after they have appeared for a couple of months or so.
The ability now exists for new and existing members to pay subscriptions on-line using Paypal. You can see details on the Join the 1745 Association page.
June 09 Book for Sale Jacobite Estates of the Forty-Five by Annette Smith £22.00 post free in UK
June 05 Letter
from Kristian Girling
May 29
An article in the Irish Times about Dudley Bradstreet the Hanoverian spy
April 01 2010
Letter from Mr Arran Johnstone regarding a proposed trip to Rome and entrance to Palazzo Muti
April 01
Letter from Ms Marilyn Baker regarding a Jacobite Day to raise awareness and funds for the restoration of Braemar Castle.
07 Sept Your webmaster and others think it might be useful if as well as members' names and geographical addresses it would be very useful if we had as many email addresses as possible. If you agree please send Lewie a short message at lewiecaw@ntlworld.com identifying yourself so your email address can be added to our database. I have some email addresses of course but a computer crash some time ago destroyed others so all email in please if you wish to.
22 Sept Report of the Annual Gathering 2009
01 Nov Information regarding the Pitsligo Castle Trust and the Friends of Pitsligo Castle
More information regarding Alexander Forbes. Lord Pitsligo's involvement with the '45
Nov 24 New Letter to Lewie from Mr David Thomas
- Dec 12 New Letter to Lewie from Irena and Leslie White
Jan 03 New Letter from Mr John D. Mackintosh
Jan 18 New letter from Ms Marilyn Baker
Jan 23 The information sign board on a plinth at Loch nan Uamh has been replaced recently. The full story can be read in The Oban Times. It is a shame that the article describes the British government ships as "English"
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