MY dearest ALICE.--I have not received any communication from you for 18 months. Oh! if you knew what persecution your poor Father has had to undergo to try to deprive him of you for ever. Address me, Mr. E. J. WILSON, Ennis, Ireland. 1050.--_Tuesday, July 12, 1854._ AH, bravo! Ouvre tombeau! Vous trouverez une lettre au même post-office, où tu m’en as adressé plusieurs l’année passée, sous le nom de X. Allez la chercher et tu ne dira plus que je te persécute. 1051.--_Friday, August 5, 1859._ FAITH.--It appears a long time since the last news was received; has anything unusual transpired in the interim? I trust you saw the last. All is well, and the ultimate result is certain, secure, and satisfactory. Never doubt this.--Ever. 1052.--_Friday, August 5, 1859._ TOO vague, and like all else too public. May be ere you get this, and may not be till morning of 7th, 12 o’clock. Do not go out of the house till then. If you call on the strangers or converse with them anywhere, I withdraw. In case you meet them, and miss me, do not go out. 1053.--_Monday, August 15, 1859._ ORION’S BOAT. Paratus.--G. and E. 1054.--_Tuesday, August 16, 1859._ I UNDERSTAND.--CEASE. 1055.--_Tuesday, August 16, 1859._ THE HOUSE.--He will never return where suggested by letter, dated 17th July. Pursuit continued without intermission. Firmness and perseverance are well known after seven years. The last request will be scrupulously complied with. Has such treatment been merited? 1056.--_Wednesday, August 17, 1859._ V.--I felt assured there was an error of identity. How could such an injunction apply when I had previously done so and no notice taken of it? For this reason I did not pursue the answer. Stranger coincidences have appeared since then. For myself, I can only say, there is no change. The impression at times seems overcome, but continually returns.--J.--16th August. 1057.--_Friday, September 2, 1859._ EPSOM.--Friends may desert, but I can never change. Hope still lingers, but despair approaches. When that arrives you will know happiness no more. Am I truly spoken of? In sincerity, ever yours. 1058.--_Friday, September 2, 1859._ FAITH.--The last news eminently satisfactory. The change spoken of accords fully with the expectations formed. Rest assured that all is as well as possible, arrangements are perfected, and every contingency prepared for. Away and returned. Address as usual. It is mine. Ever. 1059.--_Saturday, September 3, 1859._ TO G.--“Take each man’s censure, but reserve thy judgment.”--2 Cor., IV. c., 9 v. T. “write” home. 1060.--_Monday, September 5, 1859._ OUR PEOPLE RETURN September 7. 1061.--_Tuesday, September 6, 1859._ T. W. S.--Il me faut un cœur où je puisse répandre ma peine. Ecris-moi. À toi à jamais, O. W. D. 1062.--_Friday, September 9, 1859._