Letter, in French, of Queen Mary to Count A. Caprara, Auditor of the Rota, begging him to ask the Pope to nominate Louis O'Neale, an Irish gentleman, studying at Paris to a vacant canonry in the collegiate church of Lisle, July 21, 1698.

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