Narde, Jean de, attempts to escape and shot, 159–169 Neau, James Francis, sale of articles made by prisoners, 216 Nepean, Sir Evan, secretary of the Admiralty, 267 Nettement, M., entrusted with provision of supplies for prisoners of war, 79–89 Nicolls, General, construction of Norman Cross Prison, 13 Niou, M., prisoners of war controversy, 74, 80, 272–275 Norman Cross Prison: Arrival and registration of prisoners, 47–57 Borrow’s description, 32–34 Burials, 173–175 Clothing and maintenance, provision of and controversy over, 73, 75–88, 108–109, 276–285 Conduct of prisoners, 149–162 Construction of, 1–16, 17–38 Demolished and site sold, 254–255 Discipline, regulations, 62–68 Employment of prisoners, 124–149 Escapes and attempts to escape, 152–161 Establishment, 37–46, 58–61 Exchange of prisoners, negotiations, 217–222 Exhibition at Peterborough of articles made by prisoners, ix. Hospital staff, 287–289 “Los Misérables,” account of, 111, 112–123 Life of the prisoners, 89–111 Model of, by M. Foulley, 251 Mortality and sickness at, 110–111, 163–172 Numbers at, 1811, 286 Parole prisoners sent to, 195–196, 213–215 Rations allowed, 68–72 Registers, specimens of entries, 268–269 Release of prisoners 1802 and 1814, 239–242, 251–253 Religious ministration at, 174–189 Re-opening 1803, 247–251 Report on survey by Fearnall, 259–264 Sale of goods and barracks let 1802, 242–244 Norvus, M., on Napoleon’s demands on Britain, 245 * * * * * Obscene pictures and carvings, traffic in, 148–149 Otto, M., correspondence on treatment of prisoners of war, 83–84, 111, 190–191, 276–285 Otway, Wm. Albany: Appointed Transport Commissioner, 7 Correspondence on treatment of prisoners of war, 275–282 * * * * * Palmer, Mr., on parole prisoners, 213–214 Paper work by prisoners, 132–133 Paris, Louis Felix, expert in the ormolu business, 146 Paris, Treaty of, 1814, release of prisoners of war, 251–253 Parole prisoners: Allowance to, 199–201 Breaking of parole, 211–214 Conditions of life of, 190–222 Form of engagement, 196–197 French suggestions for liberating, 279 Imprisoned at Norman Cross, 195–196, 213–215 Masonic Lodges, 204–205 Number and distribution, 89, 192–195, 202–203, 212, 286 Patten, Philip, Transport Commissioner, 7 Paull, Miss, of Truro, 133 Peltier, M., prosecution by British Government, 245 Pemberton, Captain, at Norman Cross, 35 Pembroke Prison, escape of prisoners, 156–157 Perrot, James: Agent at Norman Cross Prison, 38, 40, 44–45, 106 Escape of prisoners, 154 Statements as to condition and treatment of prisoners, 76–78 Perth Prison: Date of construction, 1–2 Description, 149 Peterborough, buildings constructed from Norman Cross material, 37 Peterborough Museum: