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... geography. The hour soon goes, and some of us remain for yet third lecture, on Dante. (Out of the many lectures delivered we naturally note only those which our party attended). After lunch a walk of 10 minutes past beautiful and venerable buildings brings us ...
... flourishes elsewhere. We saw it ourselves the other day Oxford, and the Rev. W. S. Browne, Stanton Prior, in communique to Nature Notes mentions that it grows freely on garden walls at Corston and at his own Rectory, where forms wide-spreading patches. Many ...
... well to have the testimony of careful observers in such matters, and we are glad to quote that of Mr. W. G. Wheatcroft in Nature Notes.— As the time of the flowering of plants affords one of the best indications of the mildness or otherwise of the season ...
... a peaceable and perfectly passive attitude. The communication in question was not of a diplomatic but purely military nature.” NOTES AND INCIDENTS. Count Moltkb intends to retire from active service. The Prussian fortifications in front of Versailles ...
... his son, holds the Crimean and Turkish medals. Under the heading Good News for Wild Birds, Mr. John Pedder writes to Nature Notes point out the means by which the Home Secretary can act. for the protection of wild birds when applied to by tho County ...
... coliminn. lie was founder the Richmond Littiasry Society, taken a deep interest in Nature, and is a constant contributor to Nature's Notes,' the organ of the Selborne Slciety. MEMBURY. - - - EARLY IlnYlmilin . o7:-- - Tr. - 1';;;r: of Lewsley )'um, ha house ...
... have enlightened, and the many lives they have helped to make bright, beautiful, and good. The Earl of Stamford sends to Nature Notes a short account of some relics of Gilbert . White, now in possession of the Rev. F. Gilbert White, vicar of Lensden, South ...
... whether animals shall experimented upon or men. Mr. Stead's new book about Chicago is being boycotted in America. A writer in Nature Notee argues that birds have sense of humour. It was the dietum of Whoever sings to ma must be invisible. man will throw over ...
... other nappy new year; happy, but only one case, that is, if sin be removed. sin can be removed from us, joy will be the natural note for all, and in so living we need not shrink from the idea of death. is because God has given us enjoyment in this life ...
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... the Society had in view, for the beat way canying them out was by literature, science, and art. In literature they had Nature Notes and the Selborne Letters, which already made four goodly volumes, anil which would induce tho readers to make observations ...
... when the life has no higher or steadier control than the unchecked impulse of the moment or the un-governed appetite of nature NOTES An Irish member of the New York on the of the monkeys It seems summer Mayor Hewitt made war on the monkeys which used to ...