‘Says he saw Dr. Cameron a day or two after, who denied either he or Fassfarn had got any money, alledging that Cluny would not give it without orders from the Old Pretender: That the Doctor was off to Rome (1750) to get these, with only £100 for expenses. That the following winter he (the Informer) met Young Glengarry, who disproved this by giving him a copy of the Accounts in Clunie’s writing of all the money.’ Here follows Young Glengarry’s _alleged_ copy of Cluny’s accounts:— ‘_A State of Clunie McPherson’s Intromissions_ £ s. d. ‘By Cash given Dr. Cameron and Fassfern, _secured with Fassfern for use of young Lochiel_ 6,000 0 0 ” sent to Lochiel by Angus Cameron and Donald Drummond, brother to Bohaldie 1,000 0 0 ” given the Dr. when last in Scotland to carry his Charges to and from Rome 350 0 0 ” at 2 different times by Angus Cameron to the Clan Cameron and others needy 800 0 0 ” charged by Clunie for his Estate 5,000 0 0 ” ” ” for his Commission 1,000 0 0 ” ” ” for 30 Men from September 1746-Sep. 1749. 1,627 10 0 ” charged by Clunie as his pay, at half a-guinea per diem during said time 542 10 0 ” charged by Clunie as Maintenance of his Family 1,400 0 0 ” charged by Clunie for Brechachow (Breakachie) 800 0 0 ” given to young Glengarry Nov. 1749 300 0 0 ” given by Clunie to his Clan 500 0 0 ” ” Fassfern to pay Publick Burdens on Lochiel’s Estates, viz. Cess and Teinds due by the Tenants 200 0 0 ” given Fassfern to defray the Expences in carrying on the Claims on Lochiel’s Estate 100 0 0 ” Alleged by Clunie to be in Angus Cameron’s hands 500 0 0 ” in Clunie’s hands 4,880 0 0 ------------ £25,000 0 0 ============ ‘N.B.—Young Glengary got £1,900 at Edinburgh from Mr. Mc.Dougald at the sight of Mr. John Mc.Cleod of Nuck, Advocate, of which Glencarney got £80 and Glencoe £50. But this money had no connection with Clunie’s Intromissions, having been carried to the South by Mr. John Murray.’[86] [Part of the 5,000 louis kept by Murray?]