TOM MOORE.--You are favoured in your powers, so do persist and persevere, but judiciously, and the difficulty, we hope, will then yield, though at a late moment. Most seriously avoid the alternative--the sacrifice is too great. B. is engaged on Saturday (8). 1204.--_Saturday, September 28, 1861._ TOM MOORE.--This day’s post gives great hopes, is quite encouraging. You arrange in every way as you deem most prudent. We begin to anticipate the results of your almost certain success (9). 1205.--_Wednesday, October 2, 1861._ SERPENT--Dove.--Bedford.--Geranium.--Just RECEIVED, FIRST SIGNAL, unknown to the rest. Write it me, and let me answer you. Quite right so far. Annie, dear, good-night.--M. T. South Norwood--Glove--size. 1206.--_Tuesday, October 8, 1861._ G. P. L.--Virtue, honour, perseverance, will bring elevation and deserts, and, it is hoped, forgiveness.--GRIEF. 1207.--_Tuesday, October 8, 1861._ UNCLE TOM.--If you have not already written, pray WRITE, as there is very much anxiety. You may see B. any day, from 2 till 4, and later if requisite (1). 1208.--_Thursday, October 10, 1861._ BELLA, St. Mary’s, must see G. H., or hear from them immediately. Something must be settled before the winter. Bad season. Ill health. What was suggested will be the best plan to adopt. Make an advance, it is an effort, but will eventually prove the best for all. Parties surrounded by enemies. Don’t hesitate. Inevitable ruin is the result. 1209.--_Friday, October 11, 1861._ INFELIX.--Notice of your return vainly expected. Ire. to H. V. 11th, Spring 15th and Home 18th, unless----. Send your plans directly chez moi. O. will forward them. Birdie much wanted. Work nearly done. Esperanza. Addio. Yours, T. 1210.--_Thursday, October 17, 1861._ UNCLE TOM.--Yes, received. We are well. For you we are painfully anxious. Your happiness is inseparable from our own. Spare nothing to obtain the one result so important to your future. B. will let you have anything you require to ensure that. He longs to see you here or there. Is anything settled in regard to the holydays? Think of the commencement of this month (2). 1211.--_Monday, November 11, 1861._ PERCY.--Was it not abominable of you? Poor M. was greatly disappointed. Pity her a little. 1212.--_Wednesday, November 13, 1861._ MAIBLUMCHEN, schriebe du sogleich das du dies gesehen habest, will ich wie gewohnlich einen Brief schreiben. 1213.--_Wednesday, November 20, 1861._ XMAS.--Happy birthday. 1214.--_Wednesday, November 20, 1861._ EVANGELIST.--Rightly done.--M. O. M. 1215.--_Thursday, November 21, 1861._ WITH remorse and misery beyond telling, I find myself alone. Be merciful! Pray let me send what money you want, it would be the greatest consolation. God bless!--C. . . 1216.--_Friday, November 22, 23, 1861._ LITTLE SILLY.--Under cover to my Agent. 1217.--_Monday, November 25, 1861._ KLEPTOMANIA’S silly COMMUNICATION RECEIVED. 1218.--_Monday, November 25, 1861._