... NATURE NOTE. Not for many years have plum trees blossomed so well in the district. Orchards arc a show. ...

... WOMAN SOLICITOR'S SUCCESS. FIRST H ONOU RS I NATION, A NATURE NOTE. Sonic part.: of Wales, says the Liver.' pool Past, lave animal distinction of i possessing fit:mane (tht wooden enernics'• of solution- clltirtn). which aid a beautiful rosy-lilac cdtax ...

... over and over again. It is unfair to the adjudicator and to the competitor, and I hope it will be stopped' A BETTWS-Y-C(ED NATURE. NOTE. Many visitors who know Bettws-y-coed will (writes A. T. J.) regret to learn that the familiar old beech tree which stood ...

... pigeon; watching the wild; feeding habits of birds; a herbarium, and whet to do in February. Prizes are offered for the best, nature note, drawing or photo, and for the beet funny Story LITERARY NOTES. The Play of Pilgrim's Progress. adapted I from Bunyan ...

... over-crowding. of hous- Johnson, of Roewen (A.T.J.)., has the follow- ; mg in Llanddulas. There was a terrible need ing nature note in the Liverpool Post:—lt for housing in Lianddidas. An inquiry was is a strange fact that no sooner does a rare held ...

... Dyserth. NATURE NOTES. In many gardens in this district gooseberry bushes present a strange appearance just now. While the sunreddened berries hang from the I branches like fairy lamps, every vestige of green leaf has disappeared: a result of the ravages ...

... The addition of valves has made the chromatic scale possible to an instrument which at first was capable only of the natural notes of its tube. If the spirals of a French horn were straightened out the instrument would be 17ft. long. That is why they ...

... The addition of valves has made the chromatic scale possible to an instrument which at first was capable only of the natural notes of its tube. If Ibo spirals of a French horn were straightened out the instrument would be 17ft. long. That is why they ...

... The addition of valves has made the chromatic scale possible to an instrument which at first was capable only of the natural notes of its tube. If the spirals of a French horn were straightened out the instrument would be 17ft. long. That is why they ...

... included as the following :—Looking Forward, Things 1..1 General, To-day's Story, Cushions, Flintshire Flora, A bit of Gossip, Nature Notes, Railways, Worn Out, On Investing your Money, and poems, Christopher Wren, Something even lovelier. The readers were ...

... A NEGLECTED INDUSTRY. Welsh Fish and Fishermen. In a eoluniu for Nature,,Notee and conducted by Mr. H. E. Forrest. author of The Of North Wales. in the Shrewsbury Choniele, Mr. Forrest writes us follows : It is a curious fact that although there ...

... just Published throukh Mews. Arnold. London, a book entilled ' A Garden in Wales Mr Johnson is the contributor of the nature notes that appear the well-known initials A.T J. in the Liverpool Post. and the G •rden in Wale. of which Mr Johnson writes ...