3. Who was Sir Guy Carleton?
4. Who put this clause into his will: "I enjoin and require that no ecclesiastic, missionary, or minister of any sect whatever, shall be admitted for any purpose whatever, or as visitor, within the premises appropriated for said ——." And of what did he speak?
No. 57.—Rhyming Charade.
My first moon, in her regal car,
In thronely pomp rides past;
She trips a silver serenade
Round my secluded last.
My last has borne the pelting blasts
Two hundred years twice told;
Its loop-holed battlements to-day
Rear grandly as of old.
Our first laid schemes we plumb and build
In sorrow, be it known;
Like fabled last high-poised in air
Are quickly levelled down.
My dual parts will rightly sketch,
If roughly scribbled down,
A city in an English shire
And in a Delaware town.
J. E. Bennett.
New York.
No. 58.—Word Square.
| 1. To blight so as to destroy. |
| 2. A machine for turning. |
| 3. A collection of maps. |
| 4. Anything long and straight. |
| 5. Easily irritated or fretful. |
A. E. T.
Chicago.