Two attempts were made to restore Stuart [and significantly Catholic] kings to the throne of United Kingdom. The 1715 rebellion was organized in Scotland and the north of England as an attempt to put James Edward, son of James II, on the throne. The second attempt was also centred in Scotland and the north but with substantial French support. This time the claimant was Charles Edward Stuart, the grandson of James II.

• Killiecrankie 27 July 1689
• Dunkeld 21 August 1689
• Cromdale 01 May 1690
• Boyne 11 July 1690
• Aughrim 12 July 1691
• Cork 04 October 1691 - 08 October 1691
• Kinsale 08 October 1691 - 25 October 1691
• Preston 12 November 1715 - 14 November 1715
• Sheriffmuir 13 November 1715
• Glenshiel 10 June 1719
• Prestonpans 21 September 1745
• Clifton 18 December 1745
• Falkirk 17 January 1746
• Culloden 16 April 1746