... and outlines of subjects; the Child's Own Magazine and the Silver Line, useful to Sunday scholars and Christian workers. Nature Note for April pleads for the New Forest as national preserve for bird life. and separate, article describes, the same forest ...

... twin chewing t e d d s, seaweed, plants, marine hrlla, laud shell fossils, birds' eggs and ante, feathers, butterflies% nature note books, de. A short meetmg was held during the afternoon. when Mrs. F. T. Colima presided, and there also iperramst Mrs. ...

... years of age. 'rho exhibits included pressed wild flowers, leaves. seed-yews-Iv, grafter, drawings and paintings of Omits. nature note book., shells, birds' eggs, butterflies.. moths. The exhibits were examined and commented upon by If r. F F.L.S. and Mr ...

... Never take a cage with a sheet metal or wooden roof, and eschew all painting and gilding. The perches (says writer in Nature Notes) should be square, with the corners bevelled off, and an inch and a-halt in circumference; the slender round perches in ...

... stillness reigns around. The ploughman's team, the thresher's flail, The woodman's axe, their clamours cease, And only nature's notes prevail, To humble bosoms echoing peace. The Sabbath bell! the Sabbath bell! How sweet on ears devout it falls; While ...

... biography, and popular science. For abundance of good pictures the magazine unrivalled. The Sclborno Society's monthly issue Nature Notes—has done a good work the preservation of wild sea birds. The August number records conviction several naval and military ...

... avalanche on the Gesnmi about three years ego is pictorially illustrated. ’‘Australian Sketches” is feature of the number. Nature Notes refers to the scarcity of birds in Hertfordshire and of horneta generally. A Schoolboy’s Sketch,’’ entitled Common Life ...

... avalanche on the Geanmi about throe years’ ago is pictorially illustrated. •‘Australian Sketehea” is a feature of the number. Nature Notes infers to tho scarcity of bird* in Hertfordghiro ainl hornet* ponerally. A Sehoolboy'it Sketch,” entitled Common Life iii ...

... thought earnestly—the 12 or 14 perorations of Mr. Hume to every speech the veteran delivers—all these may be matters of good natured note, but they have, of course very little to do with oratory. There are some earnest men, chiefly young, who arecoming-up ...

... any season of the year, cannot be better employed than in following out the instructions given in these publications. Nature Notes, the Selborne Society's Magazine, is a modest periodical which aims at inducing its readers to love and study Nature in ...

... bim, them alone. This little ove spider by cheer strategy a coc of which was more then match for im fais fight, seome oa Nature Notes, In rus Trorics mw pondent of the Daily Tropics in with a Trach let of wie ise whrn the san bes gove sach a lot presents ...

... equally among the workmen and master. An laprover takes half a journeymen's share, and sa Apprentice half en iinprover's. to Nature Notes, the monthly cepa al Lb. Senores Society, there can no longer be say doubt that birds are addicted to the duos The bower-bird ...