Roelans, Mary, marriage to Joseph Little, 207, 208 “Romans” of Dartmoor Prison, 111, 112–123 Rose, Lucy, marriage with C. P. Vanderaa, 207 Rose, Nancy, marriage with Antoni Staring, 207–208 Roubillard, Jean, trial for forgery, 66–67 Ruddle, Dan, purchase of block of Norman Cross Prison, 23, 37 * * * * * Salmon du Chattelier, C. L. de, formerly Vicar-General of the Diocese of Mans, 179 Salvert, M., marriage with Helen Govstry, 216 Sands, H. B., proposal to erect monument at Norman Cross, 174 Sands, Mrs., 139 Sarrazin, Jean: Career, 85–86 Refutation of statements made by Pillet, 85–86 Savary, M., French surgeon at Norman Cross, 77–78 Schank, John, Transport Commissioner, 7 Seamen, British: Conduct as prisoners of war, 237–238 Efforts to induce prisoners to enter French service, 234 Serle (Searle), Ambrose: Appointed Transport Commissioner, 7 Correspondence and report on treatment of prisoners, 100, 127, 152, 275–284 Sievwright, William, on illicit straw-plait trade, 144 Sissinghurst Prison, 109 Sixtieth Foot (60th): _See_ King’s Royal Rifle Corps Sixtieth Royal Americans: _See_ King’s Royal Rifle Corps Sleigh, _History of Leek_, on parole prisoners, 215–217 Smith, Captain Sir Sidney, efforts to obtain release, 79, 195, 273 Snow, Elizabeth, marriage with Jean Habart, 209–219 Spilsbury, Sarah, marriage with Joseph Vattel, 216 Squire, Thomas, agent for supervision of parole prisoners, 49–50, 193 Stapleton Prison, prisoners of war sent to, 246 Staring, Antoni, marriage with Nancy Rose, 207–208 Stephenson, General, inquiry into condition of prisoners, 123 Stilton cheese, origin of name, 34 _Story of Dartmoor Prison_, quoted, xiii., 65–66, 112–123, 253 Straw hats and bonnets, illicit trade by prisoners, 133–145 Straw marquetry: _See_ Marquetry work Straw plait: Manufacture by prisoners, 134–145, 302–319 Splitter machine invented by prisoners of war, 138–139 “Straw-plait hunts” described by Borrow, 34, 137, 143 Strazynski, Captain A., escape and recapture, 194–195 Strong, Archdeacon, 22, 127 _Stuyver_, privateer, capture, 53 Suicides, large number, 159 Sunday trading at Norman Cross Prison, 98–99 Swinburne, Mr., agent for British Government in France, 57 * * * * * _Tableau de la Grande-Bretagne_, by Jean Sarrazin, 85 _Tartuffe_, _La_, frigate, capture, 51 Taylor, A. C, 128 Thesiger, Captain, agent for prisoners of war, 247 Thomson, Basil: Indebtedness to, acknowledged, xiii. _Story of Dartmoor Prison_, quoted, 65–66, 111, 112–123, 253 Thornhill, Cooper, sale of Stilton cheese, 34 Thorpe, John T., on Masonic Lodges of prisoners, 204–205 Todd, William, store-clerk at Norman Cross, 59, 247, 262 Tong, Pierre Marie, release of, 198–199 Toufflet, Jean, marriage, 216 Trafalgar, battle of, 129 Transport Office: Creation and duties, 6, 37–38 Prisoners’ traffic in obscene articles reported to, 148