"The Spectator" Crossword No. 34 By XANTHIPPE.

[A prize of one guinea will be given to the sender of the first correct solution of this week's crossword puzzle to be opened. Envelopes should be marked " Crossword Puzzle," and should be received not later than first post on Tuesday. No envelopes will be opened before noon on Tuesday. The name of the winner will be published in our next issue I 111111E111 rAIly 411/: AdA LP IV

7,

, Tall 1111111 ,0 , it

MI

1111111r Ilrir 1 Ilk 111111111111

• A ALA

i2

4 ,

• ' 47 I Allt,),

111111111111

illirllir,,Wr. r Ar 411F,

19 111.11...iir 111.111111111

/ Jr A7 Ar, r 1111717rili,•,111,11111

V 29 30

r ill /Mr AW4v, Ar34 fi _ r lir IV A . A

/ r 111/1/ ,MIN

15

Av A24 II

33 ACROSS 1. Seaport with a forbidding start.

5. Accountants and libertines have it.

9. Say, Edward, it's turned away.

11. Vessel.

12. Contradict a backward potato. 13. Divided space after this is slow.

14. The one in Trial by Jury was sent to Russia.

15. Coleridge described the earth's as short and thick. 17. Appurtenance of a man of letters.

19. The ways of the city. 21. A political creed.

23. Pictures of a kind.

24. Primitive, like a peer 25. Loud music in the river for a thief.

27. Kingly. 29. Test which has occasioned • much barracking. • 31. Sometimes taken as an alternative to the cake.

32. Dearths (anag.), 33. Earn T.N.T. (anag.).

34. Wavering, but the way in is in the middle.

DOWN

2. Hail in the midst of the navy gets-the bird.

3. Soldier-like.

4. E.g.; 27 rev. 6. Animal part of 5.

7. This king doubtless got his nickname from having put the lid on Westminster Hall.

8. Tremendous.

10. Begad 1 Remove the plural of what 17 sounds like.

11. Confused studs.

15. Mixed fruit, soap, serapes, weapon, violates, French meal, or after.

16. Vagrant. 18. Worship, bother over allow. ance.

20. Very much. 22. The French painter remains in ancient Rome.

23. Vegetable put-up-job. 26. Poser.

28. Gladstone's castle without the red berry.

29. Appearance.

30. Exhibit.