Letter from M. Prior, at The Hague, to J. Vernon saying Father Hughes, commonly called Fr. James, Fathers Hurly, Everard and the two Joyces and others encourage spies and deserters and pass them on to Hackett, a merchant of Rotterdam, who gets them aboard merchant ships. Dec. 18, 1694.

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