Larfeuil, Pierre, assistant surgeon, 168, 288 Larpent, J. S., application for release, 218 Lascelles, Hon. Henry, defeat in Yorkshire election of 1807, 182–183 La Tour, Stephen John Baptiste de Galois de, bishop of Moulins: Career, 182–189, 293–297 Correspondence with Earl Fitzwilliam, 181–187, 291–319 Religious ministrations at Norman Cross, 99, 178–189 Servant engaged in illicit trade, 141 Traditional story erroneous, 180–185 _Lavengro_, by Borrow: Journey across the Fens described, 41–42 Norman Cross Prison described, 32–34 “Straw-plait hunts” described, 34, 137, 143–144 Lebetre (Lebertre), Colonel, pamphlet on British ill-treatment of prisoners of war, 88, 166–167 Leek, parole prisoners at, 214–217 Lefebre, General, breaking of his parole, 211 Le Fevre, Francis, personation of Batrille, 220–221 _Leviathan_, in action at Trafalgar, 129 Lewin, Mr., of Yaxley, description of prisoners, 92 Little, Joseph, of Thorpe, marriage with Mary Roelans, 207 Lloyd, Captain George, sketch of Norman Cross Prison, 22 Lloyd, Lieutenant J. W., 198 “Lords, Les,” grade of society among the prisoners, 113 Luneand, Charles, parole prisoner, 215 * * * * * Macgregor, Lieutenant, plan of Norman Cross Prison, 19 Mackenzie, Mr., exchange of prisoners’ negotiations, 221 Magennis, James, surgeon at Norman Cross, 77–78 Mansell, Dr., of Pembroke, 157 Markets in prison walls: Closed by Transport Commissioners, 148 Offences punished by closing, 65 Permission to hold, 72, 283 Regulations, 63, 97–99 Marquetry work: Dyes used in, discussion on, 126–127 Straw, skill of prisoners, 128–129 _Marquis of Carmarthen_, transport ship, mutiny on, 49 Marriages: Dutch prisoners to English women, 206–209 French prisoners to English women, reason for opposition to, 209 Marsh, John, Transport Commissioner, 7 Mason, Sarah, marriage with J. A. Delapoux, 179 Mellows, W. T., parliamentary paper relative to prisoners of war, 279 Mien, John, servant to General Brunet, 216 Militia, service compulsory, but purchase of substitutes, 8 Milton, C. W. Wentworth, Viscount, defeat of Tory rival in 1807, 182–183 “Misérables, Les,” of Norman Cross, account of, 111, 112–123 Moorsom, Captain, secretary to Lord Mulgrave, 302 Moulins, Bishop of: _See_ La Tour, S. J. B. de Galois de Muir, Alexander, life saved by prisoner, 199 Mulgrave, Lord, correspondence on the Bishop of Moulins, 180, 187, 302–309 Mullot, Chevalier J. Baptiste, parole prisoner, 215 * * * * * Napoleon Buonaparte: Abdication and retirement to Elba, 250–251 Change in treatment of prisoners of war under, 3–6 Edict as to treatment of prisoners of war 1800, 81, 83, 108–109 Exchange of prisoners, failure of negotiations, 221–222 Mode of obtaining supplies in war, 82 Re-opening of hostilities with England 1803, 244–246