RIVERS OF LANCASHIRE AND LAKELAND.--_By WILLIAM SENIOR._ A Birthplace of Rivers--The /Ribble/: Ribblehead-- Horton-in-Ribblesdale--Survival of Old Traditions--Hellifield--The Hodder--Stonyhurst and its College--The Calder--Burnley--Towneley Hall--Preston--Its Development as a Port. The /Wyre/: Poulton-le-Fylde. The /Lune/: Kirkby Lonsdale--The Greta and the Wenning--Hornby Castle--Lancaster--Morecambe Bay--The Journey from Lancaster to Ulverston in Coaching Days--Shifting Sands. The /Kent/: Kentmere--Kendal. The Gilpin and the Winster. The /Rothay/ and the /Brathay/. Grasmere and Wordsworth--Rydal Water--Ambleside--Windermere. Troutbeck. Esthwaite Water. The /Leven/: Newby Bridge--The Estuary. The /Crake/: Coniston Water--Coniston Hall--Brantwood and Mr. Ruskin. The /Duddon/: Wordsworth's Sonnets. The /Esk/ and the /Irt/: Wastwater. The /Liza/: Ennerdale Water. The /Ehen/: Egremont Castle. The /Derwent/: The Vale of St. John's--The Greta and Keswick--The View from Castlerigg top--Derwentwater 271 RIVERS OF THE SOLWAY FIRTH.--_By FRANCIS WATT._ The Firth--A Swift Tide. The /Eden/: The Eamont--Eden Hall--Armathwaite--John Skelton--Wetheral and Corby Castle--The Caldew and the Petteril--Greystoke Castle--Carlisle, its Romance and History--_Serva Pactum_--"Kinmont Willie" and the "bauld Buccleuch"--Executions of Jacobites--The Carlisle of To-day--The Sark--Gretna Green. The /Liddel/--Hermitage Water and Castle. The /Esk/: The Tarras--Gilnockie Tower--Carlenrig and Johnnie Armstrong--Young Lochinvar--Kirtle Water and its Tragic Story. The /Annan/: The Land of the Bruces--Thomas Carlyle. The /Nith/: Dumfries--Burns's Grave--Robert Bruce and the Red Cumyn--Drumlanrig and Caerlaverock Castles--The Cairn and its Associations--The New Abbey Pow and Sweetheart Abbey. The /Dee/: Douglas Tongueland--Threave Castle. The /Cree/: Newton Stewart--The "Cruives of Cree." The /Bladenoch/: The Wigtown Martyrs 301 RIVERS OF AYRSHIRE.--_By JOHN GEDDIE._ Poetic Associations--Headstreams of the Ayrshire Rivers--"The Land of Burns"--The Ayr and the Doon--Sorn--Catrine--Ballochmyle-- Mossgiel--Mauchline--Barskimming--Coilsfield House and the Fail Water--The Coyl--Auchencruive--Craigie--Ayr--The Doon 328 THE CLYDE.--_By JOHN GEDDIE._