GLANVILLE.--937 -- 64 -- 5,201 -- 999 -- 86 -- 8,217 -- 982 -- 42 -- 3,333 -- 767 -- 54 -- 1,923 -- 4,800 -- 8,619.--April 20, 1843. 74.--_Friday, April 28, 1843._ GLANVILLE.--236 -- 13 -- 98 -- 7468 -- 1313 -- 649 -- 4434 -- 63 -- 114 -- 829 -- 7464 -- 11 -- 108 -- 97 -- 466 -- 13 -- 49 -- 38½ -- 189 -- 40.--April 26, 1843. 75.--_Wednesday, May 10, 1843._ AN ELDERLY LADY.--No. Another tribute is in progress. 76.--_Wednesday, May 31, 1843._ CORUNNA.--RIGHT, LEFT. 77.--_Thursday, June 1, 1843._ A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG HAS TEETH. 78.--_Tuesday, October 3, 1843._ GLANVILLE.--42 -- 888 -- 222 -- 18 -- 699 -- 47 -- 382 476 -- 908 -- 73 -- 47 -- 1,667 -- 999 -- 17 -- 31 -- 897 -- 464 -- 23 -- 909 -- 1,763 -- 48 -- 551 -- 49 -- 15 -- 86.--Sept. 27, 1843. 79.--_Wednesday, October 4, 1843._ GLANVILLE.--809 : 61 : 4371 : 15 : 86 : 312 : 9403 : 60 : 848 : 219 : 104 : 67 : 8333 : 471 : 3 : 888 : 769 : 12 : 222 : 18 : 999.--October 3. 80.--_Saturday, March 9, 1844._ M. A. E.--DISSATISFIED. 81.--_Thursday, March 28, 1844._ “BROKEN PROMISES MAKE FAITHLESS FRIENDS.”--A worthier spirit actuates the writer of this, and the persons whom he saw to-day for a brief space are invited to honour him with an INTERVIEW, either at the spot where they met, or at that where he a second time saw them. Respectful sympathy, and all the aid in his power, are his objects in making this request.--Wednesday. 82.--_Friday, November 1, 1844._ YOURS, &c., No. 3. 83.--_Monday, December 2, 1844._ YOURS, &c., No. 5. 84.--_Wednesday, January 1, 1845._ YOURS, &c., No. 7. 85.--_Saturday, February 1, 1845._ YOURS, &c., No. 8. 86.--_Saturday, March 1, 1845._ YOURS, &c., No. 10. 87.--_Tuesday, April 1, 1845._ YOURS, &c., No. 12. (Stopped by orders from Le Père.)--NOTHING whatever has ARRIVED here from you, save what you sent to me from M---- and M----’s. All depends on your fidelity and courage.--G----M. 88.--_Saturday, April 12, 1845._ THE SECRET shall be KEPT.--H. M. Friday, April 11. 89.--_Saturday, April 26, 1845._ L. H. S--KEEP UP YOUR SPIRITS. I will stand by you. April 24, 1845. 90.--_Friday, May 2, 1845._ YOURS, &c., No.--(See April.) Mrs. M.’s LETTER has arrived. 91.--_Monday, June 2, 1845._ YOURS, &c., No.--See April. 92.--_Saturday, June 21, 1845._ S. B. “is a STRICT Disciplinarian, and not afraid of a rather unruly Pupil.” 93.--_Tuesday, July 1, 1845._ YOURS, &c., No. 16.--See April.--YOUR COMMUNICATIONS have been RECEIVED. There is nothing to forgive, but only to regret. 94.--_Friday, July 25, 1845._ R. B., £2, GREENWICH.--BE QUICK. 95.--_Friday, August 1, 1845._ YOURS, &c., No.--.--. See July. 96.--_Monday, September 1, 1845._ YOURS, &c., No.--. See July. 97.--_Wednesday, October 1, 1845._ YOURS, &c., No.--. See July. 98.--_Tuesday, October 7-8-9-10, 1845._ IT is a common fault with many to “suspect most where they can prove least.”--J. H. G. 99.--_Wednesday, November 26, 1845._