... Irons the ch.- at to the head notes with unusual facility. Hie is perfect; hat there are alight in - elpialitie. in hi. natural note., which ars especially ob•ervatile In those songs requiring force and execution. The Laitd of Lochinhar, which he kindly ...

... v the Ragntebal. 'J here are foine barrels in imiutikn of an organ within the body of the tiger, and.a row of keys of natural notes. The founds pio-titce-l by the organ arc intended to refemble the r ries of -j perfon in dliUefs, intermixed with the h->rrld ...

... led.dte Ragmebal. I here are fame barrels in intitatien of an organ withinthe body of the tiger, aid a row of keys of natural notes. The founds prodieced by the orgatt are intended to refemble the cries Pf a perfon in difire7s, intermixed with the hvtrrid ...

... shade when compared with the subject of our notice—a common starling. which has been taught not only to lay aside its natural notes and sing various airs with great exactness, hut to chatter away with all the volubility and much of the quaintness of an ...