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Thanks Iona!

With respect to Ionacarr, I think the good girl is AGGIE, not Agnes. AG = silver, and GIE = Scottish for give. Aggie is short for Agatha = good, whereas Agnes means chaste.

I am struggling to parse one clue now. The clue in question is that beginning with barring. Would appreciate any feedback

Casanova, if you reverse (turns) your entry, you will have a Rogue - but with his centre two letters swapped (change of heart).

Thank you, Malone

Hello Malone. I can see the logic of the clue now, but I have made a mistake somewhere that I need to rectify

Hello Malone.. The problem was with the notes and coins no longer used I France!

Casanova, I hadn't noticed your post earlier. Glad you got things sorted!

I agree(d) Casanova. SOUS works as well as the actual answer, unless you get the camp-follower first. Held me up for a while, then I realised I had too many "U"s.

I can only find two names for the work; one is 15 letters long and the other is much longer than 20 characters. The 15 letter name is mostly on the left hand column. I have only four of the characters randomly dispersed on the right hand column. Is this as it should be?