A. 645.-Tuesday, December 4, 1855. B. C. D. J'ai répondu à votre dernière lettre le 19e Novembre, en adressant 15, C.C., et n'ai rien entendu depuis. Il me semble qu'une lettre perdue ou un accident peuvent seul être cause de votre silence, et je suis très inquiète. Adressez, comme avant, E. S. R., etc. то 646.- Wednesday, December 5, 1855. O TOOOPSI.-L'orage ne doit pas briser la fleur; son gardien vit de son parfum et veille sur elle. Qu'elle ne se fâne pas pour lui--c'est sa prière journalière. Le bouton de rose voudrait bien être cueilli, mais qu'il se garde et ne s'épanouie que pour celui qui ne respire que par sa rosée. THE 647.-Thursday, December 6, 1855. 'HE ADMIRAL.-Not yet. Poor me! Sorry for Mark, glad as to the others. Anything pressing, say, and nw in a twinkle. A 648.-Thursday, December 6, 1855. B. C. D.—J'ai répondu à votre dernière lettre le 19 Novembre, en adressant 15, С . . . C .... et n'ai rien entendu depuis. Il me semble qu'une lettre perdue ou un accident peuvent seul être cause de votre silence, et je suis très inquiète. Adressez comme avant, E. S. R., Post-office, Brompton-road. THE 649.-Friday, December 7, 1855. HE ADMIRAL.-X. K. Y. Z. L. N. O. G. INN J 650.-Tuesday, December 11, 1855. NNUMERABLE KIND WISHES; ever true. Unalterable, unalterable. 651.-Friday, December 14, 1855. ENNY LIND'S NIGHTS.-Ladies and Gentlemen, TAKE CARE of your PROPERTY. from the Swell Mob warns you! 652.-Wednesday, December 19, 1855. BOHEMIAN, where is thy work? A sufferer For thee, all is delayed! Thou, who art called Target, WRITE at once to Newington-butts, and pacify the anxieties of Hookey and his clan.-December 18, 1855. OLD 653.-Monday, December 24, 1855. LD ADMIRAL.-E. G., C. S., 44, is in great 654.-Monday, December 24, 1855. UNALTERABLE.-KIND WISHES. I have much to communicate. I don't even know where the one referred is now residing. Left. 655.-Tuesday, December 25, 1855. UNALTERABLE.-KIND WISHES has been RE CEIVED. The once referred is still here, and will be glad to hear a favourable report.-H., December 24, 1855. THE 656.-Wednesday, December 26, 1855. HE ADMIRAL.-Xkyz. Alas! Je vous souhaite une heureuse nouvelle année. Requiescat in pace. 657.-Thursday, December 27, 1855. SPOONIN POONINI is anxious to HEAR of DAISY'S reply. THE 658.-Monday, December 31, 1855. Alas! tu HE ADMIRAL.-Dieu Le benisse ! les bons souhaits. Tu es mon rêve de la nuit, ma vision du matin. Requiescat in pace? Ah, que c'était Snooks. CE 659.-Tuesday, January 1, 1856.. E 1er JANVIER.-On vous renvoi à aujourd'hui un an le tout de même, hormis le refrain-dont on reconnait la stupidité! SOM 660.-Tuesday, January 1, 1856. OMMES-NOUS toujours en rapport? Votre silence, nécessité ou volontiers? Depuis la réception des deux numéros, point des nouvelles.-Dec. 31, 1855. 661.-Tuesday, January 1, 1856. ALL RIGHT, to the 13th of October. C. is to be found at E., and protection. Murray will do, and possesses. Nos. 1 and 3 doubtful. Still depend confidently on the option William gave you; he will persevere through all. He wishes to hear from you much. brother is pretty well; his hope strong, and resolution unfaltering. 662.-Tuesday, January 1, 1856. Your M. D. is most affectionately thanked for kind wishes and kinder advice; but how sad and difficult a task will it prove to follow the latter. A selfish and weak heart has to be controlled, and its very idol to be given up. I will, however, strive as you desire, for I feel that I ought to do thus much at least for a newly found and very dearly beloved relative. DAI 663.- Wednesday, January 2, 1856. AISY feels inexpressibly flattered by Spoonini's tender inquiries, but having found a more perfect hero in a new company, she begs gratefully to decline any renewal of the old engagement. 664.-Friday, January 4, 1856. C. B.-ALL WRONG, and very ill. 665.—Friday, January 4, 1856. THE ADMIRAL-Merci. 'HE ADMIRAL.-Merci. C'est le couleur de rose. Je suis malheureuse.—Presto. COULE 666.—Saturday, January 5, 1856. ‘OULEUR BRUNE et BLEU.—J'ai RECUE tous VOS LETTRES. Mille remerciments. Vous trouverez mes nouvelles, comme vous m'indiquez, le Lundi ou Mardi prochain. Mon bonheur dépend de votre tranquillité, de votre santé; soignez-vous, donc, pour celui qui est à vous pour la vie. 667.—Monday, January 7, 1856. REACH.-YES. Address, as usual, W. H. C., THE 1, Long-lane. I mean the metaphors. 668.-Tuesday, January 8, 1856. 'HE ADMIRAL.-Presto.-Je ne veux pas que vous y aller à la Porte St. Martin. Vous la trouverez où je reçois la mienne. Demandez du Domino Noir, ou de la Blonde. J'ai tout commandé. THE 669.-Wednesday, January 9, 1856. HE ADMIRAL.-Do not send Presto to the St. Martin, to the name you first told me. THE Send to Porte 670.-Friday, January 11, 1856. Alas! HE ADMIRAL.-J'ai oublié tout-à-fait de l'envoyer. C'est absolument ma faute. On est fâché. W. W. Lundi-A la Porte St. Martin. J'attendrai la votre. 671.-Saturday, January 12, 1856. POETICUS.-Where are you now? 4, 126, 200, 272, Yours have not been received. Be just. 5, 96. TRUTH. FRANGIPANI. Do not doubt me. H. 672.-Tuesday, January 15, 1856. Numbers 67, 412, 87. You will now comprehend the delay. 673.-Tuesday, January 15, 1856. B. M.-He that conquers a fault is even more worthy than if he had never erred. With truth and honour for your weapons-hope still.-ROYAL NAVY. THE 674.-Tuesday, January 15, 1856. HE ADMIRAL.-I have called twice. Presto was not at home. I cannot account for it. One awaits you at Porte St. Martin. Do not keep me longer in suspense. Alas! alas! 675.-Wednesday, January 23, 1856. LA COULEUR BRUNE et BLEU va RECEVOIR vos NOUVELLES; ils sont arriver hier, jour de mon absence de Londres. Je vous faire prévenir de ma réponse: je n'ai jamais d'autre souci.-19 Janvier. |