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342 Lynch, Nicholas, Irish priest. At Luxembourg and Scotch college. Oct. 16, 1793. Lyster, Richard, 25, servant. At St. Lazare and Luxembourg, April 24, 1794, to Jan. 27, 1795.

Lyster, Robert, 26. At Luxembourg and Irish college, Oct. 17, 1793, to Dec. 22, 1793. Lyster, William Robert, 33, manufacturer at Paris. At St. Lazare and Luxembourg, April 24, 1794, to 1795. Macadré (Macarthy?), Louis George Martin, 28, of Soissons, inspector of military relays. Aug. 2, 1794, to Oct. 11, 1794. Had been imprisoned at Amiens, Nov. 1793. Macdermott, Thomas, 42, Irish priest. Jan. 19, 1793, to Oct. 13, 1793. Opened a school at St. Germain, Jerome Bonaparte being one of his pupils.

Macdonald, Charles Edward Frederick Henry, 49, sub-lieutenant in Ogilvie's regiment. Guillotined July 12, 1794. See p. 181. Macdonald, Eliza, 36, Benedictine nun. M'Glahan, ——. At Luxembourg and Scotch college, Oct. 20, 1793, to Oct. 27, 1793. M'Nab, Edward, farmer, ex-ensign in Royal Scotch. Liberated Oct. 15, 1794. Macswiney, Catherine Elizabeth, 48. At Port Royal, Dec. 7, 1793, to Oct. 11, 1794. Maddock, Mary. At Luxembourg and Conceptionist convent, Oct. 16, 1793, to Oct. 28, 1793.

Madgett, Nicholas, 36, Irish priest. Arrested as a spy, having landed with a passport in the name of William Hurst, May 24, 1794 to Nov. 24, 1795. See p. 230. Malone, James, 25, Irish, servant to General Ward, at Carmelites'. Guillotined June 23, 1794. See p. 177.

Mandeville, ——, Irish. Arrested at Avesnes, Oct. 1793, because styled marquis, and sent to Paris. Qy. the Mandeville, captain in Dillon's regiment, 1789.

Martin, Mary Anne. Liberated Feb. 22, 1794.

Martin, William, 28, rentier. (Qy. advocate of uni-