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[The following is fiom the diaft copy of a rtocument which Lord Dundre irv h-n forw titled to us for publication It may bu as well to mention th it liv Lordship, in one of those fits of abstraction to which ho h unfoitnnately subject i% believed to have tlnubt the conect iIS into the file, which fact may iiLComit for the piiti.illv miohcient foi in in which this art'rle is pie»enteil to the nuclei Ills lordship's notions of ortho gliphy being open to objection, we h i\e thought it better to adopt" that form which is most suggestive of the Noble Viscount's own " Pwonunthmtun " — Jiditor London Society ] To H.R.H. Pruvci; of Waha May it flbasu. your Royal Highniv?,* If the youthful scion of a noble House, winch for many generathuns past has endeavoured to maintain the loft - - - [The ibove sentence is paitnllv erased, and his lordship seems to have recommenced in tins u.ij — ] SfRE, M.uvwidge is one of those intewesting cewemomes which at onee — I bay at onee — at leatht, I should think so, [Heie fmtlier emendations ooeur in favoui of the subjoined text] At a time like the piosent, when eveiy com munity throughout the X king — I mean Queeiidom — \>m — no, joi — that is combinlh — yea — jointh in combining to agwee that — [Tim form would appeal to hive been again remodelled ai follows — j OIiEDirNT SlR]', F-foimmg an humble mnt in a vast and national sum — that is summit lly, some sum of something loyal la England which no fell.ih is e\])ecfce<l to add up, I v-ventuie to appioaeh your Ma — your Majesty — no, I mam yom Uoy.il Highness with a feivent hope that in doing bo T am not presuming too f.ir on the libel ties of the subject. Althoug I was pweveuted by a d domestic afflic thun (vi/ , the loss of my eyesrUss) fwom paying my wtspects to Y. 15 H. (evkewth the initials — 3011 know what I mean) on the occathun of the last levee, ■which [ can nevei suflieiently wegwet, yef Y. R H. 