... Balthshazzar when he saw the emeneus been ** made by the ra vin, ou the wall. For our own part, we must not be in its own natural notes (or pectin lot want of patriotism when we say, we heartily wish = the shrill clarion ofa domest fel’ow subjects May have ...

... attuned the full compass and power of the nightingale. The (‘fleet was most pleasing, although, of course, not equal to the natural notes of this bird, not one which retained. Indeed, many birds are almost, if not entirely, imitative, and, in default hearing ...

... has thought earnestly- the or perorations of Mr. ue every speech the veteran delivers —all these may be matters of good-natured note, but they have, of course, little with oratory. There are some earnest men, chiefly young, who are “coming up,*’ and will ...

... Leaf not covered with color. ,T strength rieh 1011-flavour is ',merman k Co. thus pure and nnthe Chinese cannot, in its natural note. pass off leaves become brown and Report states:— docks imported by Co. are genuine and ASty ; the Green with bluish colour ...

... pass current—and yet every man and woman is born into the world with some proportion of it more or less. this pure, clear, natural note of the soul all the world listens— for a whole grove of clever mocking-birds, no one cares. Nature makes the Koh-i- Noor ...

... room of myself, I have be ascertained. Now, you will nit only find a clear great pleasure in ',ripping Mr Wedgwood. He has natural note struck by Worilsw irtb in the simple way taken a deep interest in the affairs of our boarded-out in which he described ...

... Aon the cornets. (Try it.l No. 6.—Top Ws on tenon too sharp, and obtained with too much difficulty. One performer made • natural note for flat in trio. Time good ; not quite up to 5. No. 7.—A very had beginning ; the worst yet Why ever is not more attention ...

... pt.., of cattle and other peavida.ux the closed mai pruUag banises el safety which so mem, maid The kind sympathiaing Nature noted It. patent, form to his owa skill sad tearer? t-, live Mamma = el and put seams of mad hawkers Into kis le order to tyeseet ...

... Wants the recollection of living people nightingales have been heard in Hyde-park. The Rev. Leonard Blomfield, who. says Nature Notes, hoe probably observed British birds for a longer time than any living English naturalist, sends our contemporary the following ...

... Tllll FLYING lIQVIIIIIIIL. The Children's Column of the Selboree Sceiety's Magazate, Nature Notes, contains a few remarks upon the flying squirrel. There is at the present moment one of these animals at the Zoological Gas dens in London. It can hardly ...

... OUR YOUNG FOLKS' Lt.:IIER. ISM PLYING lIQUILUIL. The Children's Column* of the Seamy Society's Magazine, Nature Notes, contains a few remarks upon the flying squirrel. There is at the present moment one of these animals at the Zoological dens in London ...

... Adair, and Mr. Richard. eon for useful additions to the reading matter. Mrs. Blunt kindly paid a year's subscription for Nature Notes. In onoosetion with the latter, it may be noted that visitors frequently ask for a good illustrated work on &Web wild Bowers ...