Letter from M. Prior at The Hogue to J. Vernon reporting that one Rice, an Irishman in the Duke of Leinster's Regiment and one Sanders have deserted and were recommended by the Jesuits to get a pass by the means of Hackett of Rotterdam. Dec. 14, 1694.

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