944.--_Monday, June 7, 8, 1858._ GAS--Tar--Shoes. Shakspeare’s Bust;--Aubert and Klaftenburg;--money for the present;--proposals for the future. I wish to send to you. No inquiry shall be made. Rely. One line by post. Quite broken down. Oh, come. 945.--_Thursday, June 17, 1858._ HEARTSEASE.--Pray be calm. Do not be too eager. All will yet be right. Do you agree to meet, and part no more. Some are foes--find a friend. The flowers in the conservatory, I suppose, bloomed last week. Do not part with anything. Do write. Vale. 946.--_Saturday, June 19, 1858._ HEARTSEASE.--On the brow of the vale. Received with thanks. Agreed as desired, if not too long delayed. Foes I never feared. Friends are sometimes treacherous. I have not forgotten the conservatory. As ever. W. 947.--_Saturday, June 26, 1858._ Y. Z.--Can there be happiness without confidence? Alas, I see you doubt. It can never be received. It would be entire ruin. Can you sign it? In a month, death or victory. 948.--_Monday, June 28, 1858._ Y. Z.--As you desire. Your sincerity is very satisfactory. Thanks for your faithfulness, it is duly appreciated, and shall be well rewarded. Hope on a little longer. Did you notice Saturday? 949.--_Wednesday, July 7, 1858._ X. GAMINS X.--I CANNOT LECTURE at Coventry as contemplated. Although reported in the “Endowed Schools Commission” as receiving £80 per annum, I get but £50, and you know with that without board, &c.--E. J. W., Cygne. 950.--_Tuesday, July 13, 1858._ M W--T V W--sgzmjs--4. 10hl--O D N 19--8zkro--enrx--qdstqn N 25--zlP--zlzje--ntt. UY2. 951.--_Tuesday, July 13, 1858._ M. R.--E. R. and “not” M. R. worked illicit still third 2 months, 1855, at H. G.--M. R. unknown at “16 or 7.” Landlady at 16, dead. M. R. or E. R., age 20. Query, has E. R. a child 4 or 5 years old?--C. F. Field, Private Inquiry-office, Devereux-court, W.C. 952.--_Wednesday, July 14, 1858._ ESPERANZA.--J’attends votre lettre avec impatience. Dites-moi où je dois vous écrire et quand je puis venir. Soyez ferme et tout ira bien. Votre tout dévoué. 953.--_Thursday, July 15, 1858._ ESPERANZA.--Cela ne sera jamais. Ces enfantillages ne m’effrayent pas. Plus que jamais je suis décidé à tout avoir, et une vingtaine de ces lettres injustes et cruelles ne me détourneront pas de mon projet. Vous savez ce que je ferais si vous me faisiez perdre la partie. Vous n’avez qu’à rester fidèle à vos promesses. 954.--_Wednesday, July 21, 1858._ ESPERANZA.--J’attends toujours une lettre: si je ne la reçois pas bientôt j’irai vous voir. L’affaire marche bien, mais votre indifférence et votre silence m’ont beaucoup affligés. Votre tout dévoué. 955.--_Saturday, July 24, 1858._ ESPERANZA.--Say how a letter can reach you, and you will receive important information. Address, E. D. V. X., Post-office, Jersey. 956.--_Monday, July 26, 1858._