674.--_Tuesday, January 15, 1856._ THE ADMIRAL.--I have called twice. Presto was not at home. I cannot account for it. One awaits you at Porte St. Martin. Do not keep me longer in suspense. Alas! alas! 675.--_Wednesday, January 23, 1856._ LA COULEUR BRUNE et BLEU va RECEVOIR vos NOUVELLES; ils sont arriver hier, jour de mon absence de Londres. Je vous faire prévenir de ma réponse: je n’ai jamais d’autre souci.--19 Janvier. 676.--_Wednesday, January 23, 1856._ TOUJOURS en RAPPORT trouvera la musique à la même adresse qu’autre fois. Pas de nouvelles de Mama. Dois-je vendre les actions, et gardez jusqu’à quand la somme?--21 Janvier. 677.--_Friday, February 1, 1856._ BELFAST.--TRUTH.--He has, I expect, to receive a letter from her the early part of next week. Yours of the 19th came safe to hand. I was not so well pleased with the last entertainment.--B. 678.--_Saturday, February 2, 1856._ “Γνωθει Σεαυτογ.” C.--If the advertiser is correct in assuming “C” to be the initial of the “author” of the poem sent to N., he would be glad to hear further from him, as he very much admires his style of satire, but can hardly approve of its biting causticity. 679.--_Tuesday, February 5, 1856._ N.----NO. Quite out of place.--T. S. 680.--_Friday, February 8, 1856._ A. H.--I am indeed pained and shocked, and can hardly believe it possible. WRITE all particulars to your broken-hearted father; also what has become of him, and who are cognizant of it. 681.--_Monday, February 18, 1856._ DE L’EAU CHAUDE.--39. 682.--_Tuesday, February 19, 1856._ CU. Y. TZ.--Votre associe est très inquiet; vos affaires s’arrangeront, mais vous ne devez pas vous absenter. Revenez ou écrire, à votre ami, compatriote de M. L. 683.--_Thursday, February 21, 1856._ LAVENDER. 684.--_Thursday, February 21, 1856._ HEALTH and HAPPINESS.--Guests numerous. Presents 40. Friends and pensioners received mementoes.--_Excelsior._ 685.--_Thursday, February 28, 1856._ LAVENDER.--Cannot answer Anonymous Letters. 686.--_Saturday, March 1, 1856._ DE L’EAU CHAUDE. Happy Returns.--39. 687.--_Saturday, March 1, 1856._ Z.--I return the question to G. C. Street, as before. The three relieving rounds received safely. Many thanks. Remember. 688.--_Friday, March 14, 1856._ ISABELL IS IN THE SAME Lodgings. 689.--_Tuesday, April 1, 1856._ HAMPSTEAD HEATH ENCLOSURE.--Look out! The Weasel is not asleep! 690.--_Wednesday, April 2, 1856._ TO M. R. B.--H. 691.--_Thursday, April 3, 1856._ HAMPSTEAD HEATH ENCLOSURE.--I am glad to hear Weasel is not asleep, as traps are laid for him. 692.--_Saturday, April 5, 15, 19, 1856._ THAT promised on the 7th and dated 10th January reached your brother only on the 17th March. His suspense was great, but faith steadfast. All are safe to the 10th January. By the time you see this there will be something awaiting you as before. Now safer than ever. Be vigilant, and look well within, for the meshes are weaving around you.--Sibella.