Aye, and he was at Bothwell Bridge.

Claverhouse's men took him, and he lay for some months in the Edinburgh tolbooth, and then by Council and justiciary was condemned to be hanged.

And so he was hanged at the cross of Edinburgh.

And what he said before he died was '_With what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you_' ...

My grandmother, for hearing preaching in the fields and for sheltering the distressed for the Covenant's sake, was sent with other godly women to the Bass Rock.
There in cold and heat, in hunger and sickness, she bided for two years.