  | CHAP. | | PAGE | | | Book 1—Atherton Legh | | I. | How the Infant Heir was Stolen | 1 | | II. | Manchester in 1745 | 6 | | III. | Introduces Dr. Deacon, Dr. Byrom, and Colonel Townley | 9 | | IV. | Sir Richard Rawcliffe | 19 | | V. | Introduces our Hero | 23 | | VI. | Advice | 26 | | VII. | Rencounter near the Old Town Cross | 28 | | VIII. | Beppy Byrom | 32 | | IX. | The Two Curates of St. Ann's | 37 | | X. | Constance Rawcliffe | 40 | | XI. | The Boroughreeve of Manchester | 44 | | XII. | The Rescue | 47 | | XIII. | Constance makes a Discovery | 52 | | XIV. | St. Ann's-square | 57 | | XV. | How Salford Bridge was saved from Destruction | 63 | | XVI. | Tom Syddall | 67 | | XVII. | How Tom Syddall was carried Home in Triumph | 71 | | XVIII. | The Meeting in the Garden | 76 | | XIX. | Mrs. Butler | 79 | | XX. | The Jacobite Meeting in Tom Syddall's Back Room | 86 | | XXI. | Ben Birch, the Bellman of Manchester | 90 | | | Book 2—Prince Charles Edward in Manchester | | I. | How Manchester was taken by a Serjeant, a Drummer, and a Scottish Lassie | 94 | | II. | The Proclamation at the Cross | 99 | | III. | Father Jerome | 103 | | IV. | General Sir John MacDonald | 106 | | V. | Helen Carnegie's Story | 112 | | VI. | Captain Lindsay | 115 | | VII. | A Residence is chosen for the Prince | 117 | | VIII. | Interview between Secretary Murray and the Magistrates | 120 | | IX. | Arrival of the First Division of the Highland Army. Lord George Murray | 122 | | X. | The Duke of Perth | 125 | | XI. | Arrival of the Second Division | 127 | | XII. | The Young Chevalier | 129 | | XIII. | The Prince's Interview with Mrs. Butler and the Two Damsels | 134 | | XIV. | The Prince's March to Head-Quarters | THE MANCHESTER REBELS
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