GIOIA MIA.--Pipey and Beauty quite well. Cases paid for. Sorry to disappoint you, but too uncertain. Letter by first opportunity. Thank J., to whom I could write? A toi corps et âme. 1188.--_Wednesday, August 14, 1861._ TOM MOORE, No. 1. RECEIVED yours. You write, I will do as you propose. 1189.--_Wednesday, August 21, 1861._ TOM MOORE.--I shall not leave London unless with you. Your letters give hopes (No. 2). 1190.--_Thursday, August 22, 1861._ STELLA.--Aan, Bala, Na Bud, Ke Ay, Bala, Bud. There is a LETTER for you.--C. Y.--35, Post-office, G----W. 1191.--_Saturday, August 31, 1861._ TOM MOORE.--YOURS RECEIVED. Thanks. How is T.’s health? Polly’s visit was a great kindness, and it has allayed a very anxious feeling. B. is a bachelor (No. 3). 1192.--_Tuesday, September 3, 1861._ TOM MOORE.--B. will be there (4). 1193.--_Tuesday, September 3, 1861._ BLUE ENAMEL CROSS.--I cannot trust W. Letter received. I accept all its terms. Mine until death. Be patient. 1194.--_Wednesday, September 4, 1861._ L’ESCORT RECEIVED YOURS. However well himself complains of the conduct of your protégée. He gives him great trouble, and unless you could give hope for an early “Duncaster” meeting he fears the necessity of applying for help to Dr. Evans. Having no project he shall not leave S. before the 15th September.--Scarborough, Sept. 1. 1195.--_Friday, September 6, 1861._ LORELEI.--The Anthropophagous didn’t gobble the partridges. 1196.--_Tuesday, September 10, 1861._ S. to L., the 8 R’s, and W.--CHARLES URQUHARDT NEWPORT TINLEY has not suffered from the eels. 1197.--_Saturday, September 14, 1861._ TOM MOORE--Yours received. Six months is quite right. I think B. had better see you next week; but if you think otherwise, a small parcel, containing the writing, shall be left at the Rail, you to call for it as you pass (5). 1198.--_Tuesday, September 17, 20, 24, 1861._ N. W.--L’Amaro è Molto. Helurchen. 1199.--_Tuesday, September 17, 1861._ TOM MOORE.--B. travels upon the second day named, unless you advise differently by post. B. can arrange the day to your advice (6). 1200.--_Thursday, September 19, 1861._ WILL you GIVE me a BOA at Brighton. Norwood Junction, 10.30 P.M. Shall we never meet again? The word to Nina, Post-office, Norwood. S. marked “M. T.” may reach and console the stranger. 1201.--_Tuesday, September 24, 1861._ C. C. C. I must see you. This place is not what I expected (Plants). I have a rival (foreign) earning double as much as I do. You heard what happened to my money and papers in the city. E. W., B’ps Std., Herts.--X. 1202.--_Wednesday, September 25, 1861._ TOM MOORE.--INSTRUCTIONS will be WAITING you at the Railway Station, the Parcel office, when this meets your eye. Still hoping (7). 1203.--_Thursday, September 26, 1861._