Maclean, Charles, M.D. Released. See p. 265.
Macnab Dr. Henry Grey. See p. 277.
Masterson, John. In the Franco-Irish regiment before
the Revolution. Interned at Brussels.
Morshead, Sir John, Lord Warden of the Stannaries.
Died 1813. See p. 267.
Mountcashell, Lord and Lady.
Mulvey, Farell, M.D., author of "[[Sketches of the Character,
Conduct, and Treatment of the Prisoners of
War]]," 1818. Attempted to escape, but recaptured.
Osborn, ——, F.R.S.
Parry, James, ex-editor of the Courier. Died at Verdun,
May 1805. See p. 276.
Phillips, Colonel of Marines. See p. 278.
Pinkerton, John, geographer. Released 1805. See p. 266.
Plumptre, Anne. See p. 271.
Robson, R. B., ex-M.P. for Okehampton. Interned at
Nimes. Released Nov. 1803.
Roebuck, Edward, 51, and wife. At Amiens, May 1794.
Roget, Peter Mark. Escaped from Geneva, July 18, 1803.
See p. 275.
Roper, Hon. Thomas. See p. 319, 325, 330.
Shaftesbury, Earl of. Released. Died in London 1811.
See p. 265.
Shipley, General Sir Charles. Released. See p. 266.
Spencer, Lord. See pp. 243, 252.
Stack, General Edward, aide-de-camp to Louis XV.;
entered English army after Revolution. Died at
Calais, 1833.
Sturt, Charles, ex-M.P. for Bridport. Escaped. See
p. 259.
Style, Lady Isabella, widow of Sir Charles. Died at St.
Omer, 1808. See p. 276.
Thompson, ex-M.P. for Evesham. Interned at Orleans.
Tichborne, Sir Henry (1779–1845), and his brother James,
(1784–1862). "The Claimant" pretended to be Sir
James's son.
Tuckey, J. Hingston, navigator. See p. 277.
Tufton, Hon. Edward and Henry, brothers of Earl of
Thanet.
