Citation - South Carolina Gazette (Timothy): 1746.03.10

SCG-C.746.006
10 Mar 1746:11 (624)
Whitehall, Dec. 1. By advices from Lanchashire of the 29th,
the main body of the rebels lay at Wigan and Leigh on the
28th.  That afternoon a party of them came into Manchester,
beat up for voluntiers for the Pretender, enlisted several
papists and nonjurors, and offered five guineas a man to any
that would enter:  Those who took the money, had white
cockades given them, and marched about the town with the
drum and the serjeant. . .