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th is one of the largest rivers in Europe. My fifth is one of the Christian festivities. My sixth is the opposite to rejoice. MILDRED C. WATSON. (Aged 12.) _Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex._ MISSING-LETTER PUZZLE. When the missing letters have been supplied, the whole will form a verse from one of Cowper's poems. W x e x t x e x r x t x s x w x r x i x r x u x e x , B x e x d x n x f x o x t x e x o x a x r x d x , S x u x h x w x t x a x i x d x g x a x t x i x n x o x n x e x o x h x r x o x n x r x s x o x s. HENRIETTA PUTTOCK. (Aged 13-1/4) _Clevelands, Billingshurst, Sussex._ SQUARE WORDS. 1. A volcanic mountain. 2. A sign of sorrow. 3. A designation. 4. An extent of surface. 1. A sweet-scented herb. 2. A thought. 3. Not distant. 4. An article of pastry. 1. A range of mountains. 2. A trial of speed. 3. A portion of land. 4. A mocking look. LOUIE W. SMITH. (Aged 15-1/4.) _11, Woodside Terrace, Glasgow._ BURIED NAMES OF FLOWERS AND TREES. The initial letters of the following flowers and trees, if put together, will form the name of a town in England. 1. That pot is made of iron. 2. To and fro several times he went. 3. You can sit in the porch, Ida. 4. Mamma, please may I have that book? 5. That reel may do for the kitten. A. K. M. WHITE. (Aged 15.) _7, Carlton Crescent, Southampton._ CRYPTOGRAPH. The following will form a well-known verse by Wordsworth. Nzib szw z orggov ozny, Rg'h uovvxv dzh dsrgv zh hmld, Zmw vevibdsviv gszg Nzib dvmg, Gsv ozny dzh hfiv gl tl. AMY G. MERSON. (Aged 14) _De-la-pole, Cottingham, near Hull._ RIDDLE-ME-REE. My first is in ache, but not in sore; My second is in pippin, but not in core; My third is in pie, but not in tart; My fourth is in wheel, but not in cart; My fifth is in sole, and also in pike; My whole is a fruit which all of us like. JANIE WILSON. (Aged 11-1/2.) _Jessiefield Offerton, near Stockport._ ARITHMOREM. 1. 5 + reri = a piece of water. 2. 51 + egarf = weak. 3. 54 + lye = bright. 4. 56 + e = bad. 5. 11 + as = an imaginary line. 6. 506 + azr = a mask. 7. 104 + li = polite. EFFIE E. BELL. (Aged 14.) _Market Place, Swaffham._ DIAMOND PUZZLE. 1. A consonant. 2. A fish. 3. A fragment. 4. To comprise. 5. A celebrated
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