470.—Thursday, August 4, 1853.
S.lmpi F. npi npkl. pil pink B qkng F. ikmp iqhlpkoi nmkq nhop C qkin lgi F. pil ikpg qolg C hgo F. pil C. kmgo F. npi C. qgnl klmh F npi npkl C. omgk F. inqg nmkq hnio nikl lngi oing ikph lqom C. hgo F. npi mhno mogl C nhgq F. hkom mkhq C pmog F. hlnm hqi F. pil C qgnl F. igqh mlqn ogpi. C okiq F. kion nmkq C phno. ngil. F. oghm, nmkq phqm S lknq C kgql F. mlo S koh F. mhqo C nkh F. pil C qhg F. nmkq E mgqk, F. omnl ikhoi mioq F, omnl ikpq oqlm ogl oghm. hipo npkl. pgki C. opqh.—J. de W.
471.—Saturday, August 13, 1853.
KENSINGTON.—Ftmf ftq nqzf ar qliqdk ymze yuzp etagxp ng raxxiqp uz tue qpgomfuaz mzp az tue pqefuzmfuaz uz xurg ne azq ar ftq ymjuye itust tme nqqz arfqz dqbqmfup ngf itnot omzzaf nq mpyuffgp inftagf gmzl dgefduofuazo.
472.—Wednesday, August 17, 1853.
KENSINGTON.—Kagd okbtqd ne ympq agf, ngf egot saap ymjuye etagxp nq iduffqz uz bxmuz qzsxust, ftmf mxx yustf nqzqruf.
473.—Thursday, August 18, 1853.
TO KENSINGTON.—That the bent of every man’s mind should be followed in his education and destination in life is one of the maxims which has been often repeated, but which cannot be admitted without many restrictions.