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Rh Smith, Philippe, blacksmith. Guillotined at Mulhouse, Dec. 23, 1793. Smyth (Walter?). Had lived twelve years at Nancy. Arrested in April 1793 for complicity in an alleged plot with persons mostly unknown to him. (Qy. Smythe of Bambridge, brother of Mrs. Fitzherbert. See p. 228.)

Stapleton, Dr. Gregory, Poynter, Dr. William, and Plowden, Charles, of Douai college. Prisoners at Doullens. See p. 217. Style, Lady. At Abbeville. See p. 276. Thicknesse, Anne. At Abbeville. See p. 214.

Tuffnell, Mrs. (of Langleys, Essex?). At Abbeville.

Thomson, Charlotte, 40, native of Vienne, wife of François Laisin, émigré. Interrogated and property sequestrated, April 6, 1794. See p. 214.

Thomson, William, 39, native of Bordeaux. Charged with dealings with the enemy; declared the letters to have been written by his partner, Wittford, a Swede. Acquitted Feb. 26, 1794.

Wallop, Hon. H., son of Earl of Portsmouth. Died at Calais, Nov. 28, 1794.

Warburton, Capt. Samuel, 58, native of London. Shot at Lyons, Dec. 22, 1793. See p. 207.

Watson, Peter, 28, Dunkirk. In partnership with Daniel King. See p. 224.