As we are about to go abroad, we wish to let our house quickly, and for this purpose have consented to reduce our terms from ---- guineas to ---- guineas, furnished. We are quite convinced this is a very cheap rental for the style and accommodation of the place, which we think you will be pleased with, if you will favour it with a visit. The scenery is beautiful; the parish church is close at hand, as also the station; the neighbourhood is excellent. There is a good market town within easy reach. Trusting to hear from you shortly, I remain, Yours faithfully, H---- H----. ---- _From the Secretary of a Convalescent Hospital, applying for Expenses of Patients._ Denbigh, July 20th, 187-- SIR, I am directed by the committee of management to request you will remit the sum due for the maintenance of the sick people introduced by you during the last quarter. The amount due, I believe, was furnished you by the house surgeon a week or two since. I remain, Sir, Your obedient servant, H---- H---- I----. ---- _From a Gentleman, enclosing a Certificate of Illness from a Medical Man, excusing himself from attending at his Office._ Brompton, May 28th, 187-- DEAR SIR, I enclose, as you wish, a certificate from Dr. R. P----, who has been attending me for the last few weeks. I hope most sincerely I shall be able to resume my duties about the middle of the week, particularly if I go on improving as I have done the last few days. I trust you will tender my best thanks to all for their forbearance and assistance during my illness. Believe me, Yours very truly, H. B. H. ---- _Medical Attendant's Certificate._ Brompton, May 28th, 187-- I beg to certify that Mr. J. W---- is unable to attend to his duties. For some weeks past he has suffered greatly, but I think in a week or ten days he will be in a position to resume his post. B---- O----, M.D. ---- _Reply to an Advertisement for the Appointment of Medical Officer to an Union Division._ Bromley, May 14th, 187-- GENTLEMEN, Herewith I enclose my testimonials, with an application for the appointment of Medical Officer to the Upton Division of your parish. I am duly qualified, as a reference to the "Medical Register" will show. Should you be pleased to elect me to the vacant post, I can assure you that no pains on my part shall be wanting to alleviate the sufferings of the poor, with due regard to the interests of the ratepayers. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, P---- A----. ---- _To a Gentleman in reply as to an Agency for a Bordeaux Firm._ Strand, London, March 6th, 187-- SIR,