... NATURE NOTES. I Fuller relates how the Sidonian servants agreed amongst themselves to choose him to he their king who tint morning should first see the sun. Whilst all others - were gaging the east pm' alone looked 011 the west; some *mired, more mocked ...

... 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 ...

... foresight can possibly make it. It will soon be ready ;and so should all intending subscribers be with their ributions. Nature Notes.—Well might Wordsworth write of the Mountain Ash that no eye can overlook it; for Just now it is deck'd with autumnal ...

... trippers to Abeaystwyth often return with.garden produce purchased -:here much citeaper than at Aberayron.—lnterested. Nature Notes.-1: is gratifying to find that the young people of the town have eased to attempt to slaughter the birds which now are ...

... Vaughan. Miss Dily.i Tibbott, Miss Pearce and Mr T. J. Pickering. The accompenis's we-e Mis Mabel Owen and Miss Emily Evans. Nature Notes.—Mr Hutchins, the taxidermist reeeive! last week a strange specimen of the black-headed gull, picked up on the shore near ...

... merchants. Several important sales are being arranged and farmers are advised to advertise as it,undoubtedly pays in many ways. Nature Notes—September, true to its character. has brought with it the finest and pleasantest weather of the year. The days are distinctly ...

... Treharris Co-oiler- donations of money and provi-iore le mate vibrations is produced. in conjunction with a full range of natural notes of fasareater to AS There as • large company of afire Societys AA:. Club. The hall present- the event a financial atd seciel ...