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Rh viscount. Returned to England in 1802, and died at Coventry. Dillon, Pierre, of Bouquenais (Loire Inférieure). Guillotined at Nantes, April 2, 1794. Eliot, Charles, of Rennes. Guillotined at Rennes, Oct. 28, 1793. See p. 213. Elliott, Grace Dalrymple, daughter of —— Dalrymple, divorced wife of Dr. (afterwards Sir) John Elliott. Imprisoned at Versailles. Died at Ville d'Avray, near Paris, 1823. See p. 146. Farrel, Maurice, Benedictine monk, Dieulouard, 37. Died in prison. Fitzroy, Lady. Prisoner at Quimper in 1794, but latterly allowed to occupy a house in the neighbourhood, guarded by a sentinel. Showed great kindness to English prisoners of war. Liberated about 1796. See Blackwood's Magazine, Dec. 1831. Frisell, J. Fraser. Imprisoned at Dijon, 1793-94. See p. 114. Galmoy, Viscount (Piers Butler), 52, captain in Irish Grenadiers. Arrested at Boulogne, Sept. 21, 1793.

Gem, Dr. Richard. Imprisoned at Versailles, 1793-94. See p. 29. Glynn, Martin, 66, recusant priest. Born in Ireland. Guillotined at Bordeaux for evading the law of deportation, July 19, 1794. See p. 213. Goff, John Joseph, of Quimper. Guillotined as a deserter, at Auxonne, June 15, 1794. See p. 213. Gordon, Margaret Rose, 61, nun, of Bollène (Vancluse), native of Montdragon. Guillotined at Orange, July 16, 1794. See p. 213. Griffiths, Jane Grey, 36, widow, of Hallines. Guillotined at Arras. See p. 211.

Hickey, Gregory, 58, ex-lieutenant in Berwick's regiment. Arrested at Chantilly, Jan. 23, 1794.

Joseph, Joachim, sailor. Prisoner of war, convicted of passing forged assignats at St. Brieux. Sentenced to fifteen years' imprisonment. See p. 213.

Keating, Colonel Thomas, 52, of Amiens, and wife. Arrested Oct. 11, 1793.