1122.--_Tuesday, October 16, 1860._ E----N.--I learn from Mrs. L., that you are the victim of a foul conspiracy and gross delusions. I have ever been, am now, and mean under any circumstances to continue, unchanged and faithful to 9th Nov., 1860. Therefore the vacancy will not and cannot be filled up as you suppose. Think of this in your moments of remorse. I found no letter with yours. I shall not try to find or molest you; but let me write you more fully. I wish you to be happy.--GRUNTLE. 1123.--_Wednesday, October 17, 1860._ BEIDES.--“Have a care.” You are near destruction, but still have friends. Go to the Blackmoor at once, and a kind arrangement will be effected.--E---- 1124.--_Friday, October 19, 1860._ B. T.--You must come--it is your duty. G---- says so seriously. Extremes all but meet. 1125.--_Monday, October 22, 1860._ CORRESPONDANCE.--Adressez-vous par billet au bureau convenu. Vous y trouverez plusieurs Lancaster. Le bureau est ouvert depuis 10 jusqu’a 3. Tout va bien. 1126.--_Tuesday, October 23, 25, 1860._ ADRESSEZ-VOUS, Great Winchester-street, city, vous en trouverez 5 au nom convenu, le bureau est au rez-de-chaussée à gauche. Soyez tranquille tout va bien.--Pervi, Luxembourg, 11. 1127.--_Thursday, October 25, 1860._ P. A. C. hopes now for mutual sympathy--time and thoughts work wonders. A reply is asked, though hardly hoped for, saying that certain reports (so quickly spread abroad after I left) might one day turn out truths. The 25th prox. Ever yours. 1128.--_Monday, October 29, 1860._ ALPHA.--Does this vexation proceed from you or from his enemies who employed similar means last May and June? If from you, you will please to cease, or you may see him a few days hence a wanderer, once more, by your fault. Though you imagine him changeable, God will strengthen him not to swerve from the path of honour and conscience respecting M. Z.--Kappa. 1129.--_Thursday, November 8, 1860._ R. E.--Tuesday, the 13th. Very great. 1130.--_Wednesday, November 14, 1860._ QUEEN of BUSHIRE.--Remember Ali Bux. WRITE at once. You know where. 1131.--_Tuesday, November 20, 1860._ HANG OUT the BANNERS.--COMMUNICATE all at once, if not too late. All may be arranged. T. L. and T. A. 1132.--_Monday, November 26, 1860._ P. A. C. hopes that silence gives consent. Time and circumstance are the keys to real sentiments. One word is asked in reciprocity, and anxiously waited for. The 25th prox. Ever yours. 1133.--_Tuesday, November 27, 1860._ J. G.--Oui. Depuis le neuf. Parole. Violettes arrivées mille remercimens. Souffrant et très occupé. Je t’embrasse. 1134.--_Saturday, December 1, 1860._ J.--RECEIVED ALL. Not before twenty-second. Will call. Doctor satisfied. Trash. H. Read Hermine. Await opportunity to write. 1135.--_Thursday, December 6, 1860._ T. G.--Arrived all right, as arranged; M. O. D. W. Lovely country, but no good cigars. I wish you could bring some. Pray write soon to Y. O. D. H.--A. E. T.