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... to the full compass Iand power of the nightingale. The effect was most pleasing, although, of course, not equal to the natural notes of this bird, not one of which lie retained. Indeed, many birds are almost, if not entirely, imitative, and, in default ...
... thought earnestly—the twelve or fourteen perorations of Mr. Hume to every speech the veteran delivers —may be matters of good-natured note, hut they have of course, little to do with oratory. There are some earnest men, chiefly young, who are coming up,” and ...
... operations be advantageously performed. This is particularly be observed in gardens, the soil of which is of a clayey nature. Notes prom Caithness, Xov. That long-experienced, much-knowing individual, the oldest inha bitant,” assures me that does not ...
... Adair, the aullmr of the publication, may consulted ilnily, either personally or letter, on all diseases of a private nature. Note the exact Addrtse, 22, Mabisciial Stueet, Aberdeen. Edition, po«t free for two stamps, WATSON (of the I.ock Hotpital). ...
... ON*. Dr Adaib, the author the above peblieation. may ke cornu I'ed daily, either ptreoeally aU die. case* of a private nature. Note the exact Addnea, 32, Mabibchal SraaßT. Abridrra. ...
... Adair, the author the above publication, may h« consulted claily, either personally or letter, all disea*?* ol a private nature. Note the exact Address, 97, Mabischal Stbxft, Aberdeen. ...
... Rinaliots oe any other Protestants with the Clitsreh of ft 'me, bat, on the other hood, spoutareoras, powerful, and naturally no/teeing movement dose ',Mat in part of the Protestant Church in England for return to the truth In the bosom of Catholio unity ...
... That ea the 12th of this month be had mat • to lir, Dixon, the , be Ye near of Donis &wombs ba IN bet WON dor o Worths( nature note kept sealed all means red mere 0(01.1001 thee inn, to the eaten of Mies rob& lace Or had bee le Londe' sad hail shown the ...
... uttered Ito plaintiff cry, a lark rooted forth a tempest of melody. it I uremia' Into the bine ether. Rot them mood. were Nature'. notes of ; they fanned • that mph, allestor, and begot • ,F bibre nil s h o t word met - to by 110 amid at wee bane dortrevol ...
... encouraged by the demands of feminine adornment. Under the of the Selborne Society, number of 1 (dies he’d a sjnipofinm Nature Notes for the purpose discussing the matter ; and very cred tably to thems.dvrs, thev arrive at the conclusion that feathers ...
... an. C. have reed Internet your moot value:dr the the bitch from letters. I t t e this is got. hump low, one arch's nature notes us of rive. It It known hat that a mot be peened a by the beat s officer, They out envy that they sent clean —no dirty ...
... A Monkey as Mourner. 1 In the February of Nature Notes. Mr Robert Morley vouches for the accuracy of a story which .roe to indicate the poseibility of very tender fesiing in monkeyd. A friend of Mr Morley's, • Getty. of India, was sitting in hai ...