Letter of Father Graeme to the Duke of Mar, saying it is reported that "the Irish troops in the French service are absolutely to be broke". Capt. Bellew, a nephew of the Irish lord of that name and a captain in the Emperor's service came to Calais from Ireland last night. Nov. 12, 1716.

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