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352 King, Daniel, 36, shipowner, Dunkirk. At Tobago in 1781, became a French citizen in 1785, but arrested as a foreigner, Oct. 18, 1793, and imprisoned at Arras and Amiens. See p. 224 Kingdom, Sophia, 17, afterwards Lady Brunel. At Rouen. Liberated 1794. See p. 215. Knowles, Mrs., innkeeper, Boulogne. Eighteen months a prisoner, with Parker (son-in-law?). Servant-maid and granddaughter in charge of house.

Lesueur, Marie, of Jersey. Arrested at Flamainville (Manche) with 1700 francs in her possession intended for émigrés. On business visits to France remittances for refugee priests were entrusted to her. Convicted at Cherbourg of exporting specie, sentenced to six months' imprisonment, and then detained till May 12, 1795. See p. 213.

Martin, Joseph, sailor. Same charge and sentence as Joseph (Joachim).

Montagu, Lord and Lady. Qy. the soi-disant Viscount Montague who died 1797. Arrested at Boulogne, Oct. 1793. O'Donnel, Jacques Bruno, Jacobite refugee, living near Blois. Imprisoned and property confiscated.

O'Meara, General, 40, of Irish extraction. Arrested at Dunkirk as an Irishman and an aristocrat, July 25, 1793. Defended Dunkirk against the Duke of York, Sept. 1793. O'Moran, Eleanor, widow of General O'Moran. Arrested at Amiens, May 14, 1794.

O'Sullivan, Charles, 28. Guillotined at Angers, Dec. 31, 1793. See p. 208.

Paterson, Mrs., wife of Col. Daniel Paterson, governor of Quebec. At Boulogne, Oct. 1793.

Plunkett, Elizabeth, of Aire. Guillotined at Arras. See p. 212.

Potter, Christopher. Arrested at Chantilly, Sept. 10, 1793, but released same day. See p. 222.

Rodney, Lady (widow of Admiral) and daughters. At Fontainebleau. Returned to England, 1796. Smith, Joseph, engineer. Shot at Lyons. See p. 206.