with critical observations and biographical notices, by Robert Burns

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Lord Perth* stood the storm,
Seaforth-f- but lukewarm,
Kilsyth J and Strathallan§ not sla', man
And Hamilton|| pled
The men were not bred,
For he had no fancy to fa' man.
And we ran, and they ran, S^c.
Brave generous Southesk,**
Tilebairnf-j- was brisk,
Whose father indeed would not dra', man,
* James marquis of Drnmmond, son of James (Drummond)
duke of Perth, was lieutenant general of horse, and "behaved
with great gallantry." He was attainted, but escaped to France,
where he soon after died.
t William (Mackenzie) earl of Seaforth. He was attainted,
and died in 1740.
X
William (Livingston) viscount Kilsyth : attainted.
$ William (Drummond) viscount Strathallan j whose sense of
loyalty could scarcely equal the spirit and activity he manifested
in the cause. He was taken prisoner in this battle, which he
survived to perish in the still more fatal one of Culloden-muir.
II Lieutenant-general George Hamilton, commanding under
the earl of Mar.
** James (Carnegie) earl of Sontheskj was attainted, and,
escaping to France, died there in 17^9.
+t William (Murray) marquis of TuUibardin, eldest son to the
duke of Athol. Having been attainted, he was taken at sea m
1746, and died soon after, of a flux, in the Tower,
*