THE RULERS OF ENGLAND. First William the Norman, then William his son, Henry, Stephen, and Henry, then Richard and John; After Henry the third, Edwards one, two, and three, After Richard the second, three Henrys we see. Fourth Edward precedes the third Richard, then press Two Henrys, Sixth Edward, Queen Mary, Queen Bess; Then Jamie from Scotland and Charles must be reckoned, Succeeded by Cromwell and then Charles the Second; Then we had James, who relinquished the throne To William and Mary, then William alone, Till Anne, the Four Georges, Fourth William had passed; Victoria now reigns--may she long be the last! To Ames Ulmer.--The latest record at hand is December, 1895. On that date the President of Switzerland was Joseph Zemp. The official residence is at Berne.--F. S. Davis: Order _Si Klegg and His Pard_ from any bookseller. If you have none, write to The Baker and Taylor Company, New York.--Janey Crowe, 13 Birch Crescent, Rochester, N. Y., plies us with a sheet full of questions, which we are glad to answer as fully as we are able: 1. Elvirton Wright is the author of _Majoribanks_, and, we presume, also of the book you mention. Write to the Congregational Publishing House, Boston, for fuller information. 2. The other author whom you name has written many books. L. F. Meade was her former name. Now it is Mrs. E. T. T. Smith. Her publishers are Lippincotts, Cassells, and half a dozen others. 3. Some information is wanted about these authors--where they live, and some interesting facts in their lives. Can any readers supply us with morsels containing such information? 4. There are to be Round Table prizes this year for puzzles, stories, and amateur photographs. The puzzle prizes are to be $40 each, and there are to be five contests. The story prizes are worth $75 for the first, $50 for the second, and $25 for the third, and the photograph prizes amount in all to $125. Full particulars with conditions will be announced very soon. 5. No Round Table reunion has been planned. [Illustration: THE CAMERA CLUB] Any questions in regard to photograph matters will be willingly answered by the Editor of this column, and we should be glad to hear from any of our club who can make helpful suggestions. OUR ANNUAL PRIZE CONTEST. We have received many queries since the appearance of the Prize Offers as to the exact nature of the photographic prize competition, showing that our amateurs were looking forward to and preparing for the yearly event of the club. Each person should read the announcement of the Prize Offers, and the rules governing the contest, in the October 27 issue of the ROUND TABLE.