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PRISONERS OF THE ’45
NO. NAME. REGIMENT.
1628 Maginnis, Thomas —
PRISON
CAREER.
York Castle
1629 Magnall or Manchester Carlisle;
Macknell, John Lancaster
Castle,
Carlisle
1630 Magnall, Richard — Lancaster
Castle
1631 Magrath, Nicholas French Service Carlisle ;
Berwick
1632 Mahony, Dennis Lieutenant,
Bulkeley’s
1633 Mahony, Derby Lieutenant,
Bulkeley’s
1634 Main or Mayne, Sergeant,
James Grant’s
‘Louis XV’;
28.11.45
Edinburgh
Castle,
26.12.45
Berwick,
Feb. 1746
Hull
‘ Louis XV ’;
28.11.45
Edinburgh
Castle,
26.12.45
Berwick,
Feb. 1746
Hull
Chester;
York Castle
1635 Main, John
Crichton of Aberdeen;
Auchengoul’s Canongate,
(Lord Lewis 8.8.46
Gordon’s) Carlisle
1636 Main, William Ogilvy’s
Arbroath
ULTIMATE
DISPOSAL.
Pardoned on
condition of
permanent
banishment
2.7.47
Pardoned on
condition of
permanent
banishment
2.7.47
Pardoned on
condition of
permanent
banishment
2.7.47
Executed
York 1.11.46
Transported
Released under
General Par¬
don, 1747

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