... Ashworth; What to do in August; The Boys' Own Field Club; coin and stamp collecting corner, eft. Priam are offered for nature notes and photographs, and for funny bits. There are also large instalments of the serials. A form mystery. by Harold Avery; ...

... Insect Music. In Nature Notes, the magazine of the Selborne Society, a correspondent in Natal mentions that he has frequently observed that when the Cicada is singing at its loudest in the hottest portion of the day, it is attended by a number of other ...

... volleys wars Ind one the grava and the Last Past was sodded. calla was then covered by the Hain Jack. Apeil umber of Nature Notes, the magazine of the &Moroi Society, nano that a Bud is to be introduced Into Podiums' to reetrist the importation of ...

... to suggest that this method of awarding them is by means infrequent with juries. THE SHEEP AND HER BLIND LAME. A writer Nature Notes” for this month tells a pretty story of a mother with twin lambi, one of which seemed quite different from the other. He ...

... Afghanistan in the hest instance, and the Transvaal in the second. Mr. J. Jenner Weir gives an interesting account I,n Nature Notes of the extraordinary collection of birds at the residence of Mr. W. Ingram, M.P., at Westgate, living happily in every ...

... what he was doing and where he was. And still the General is as popular as ever.—Vanity Fair. Mr. G. C. Green records in Nature Notes for April a curious reminiscence with regard to a pair of jackdaws kept by him at Modbury Vicarage, South Devon, about ...

... allied to the nightingale), was observed in the garden of Mr. Mark Stark in this village, with every appearance of its natural notes, colours, and manners, with the exception of a white crest of feathers, and at all events in this part of the country this ...

... been expected, considering the drop in the value of live stock that has taken place. At the charanco ori!e of Mr. James nature noted Flomingtoti Hock of Hampshire Downs, the average for rams Nn , l rim lambs £l2 24., and the highest price for a rata 65 ...

... bird allied to the nightingale) was observed in the garden of Mr. Mark Stark in this villnge.with every npgeanuce of its natural notes, colours, and manners, with the exception of a white crest of feathers, and at ail events in this part of the country this ...

... cornopean No. 8 (for musicians), How many sounds can be produced by striking on a harpsichord two or more of the seven natural note* at one time ? No. 9 (for gardeners). A man has twelve different sorts of. flowers and a large number of each sort—no matter ...

... answer is 120. To find how many different sounds may be produced by etriking on a harpsichord two or more of the seven natural notes at the same time : The combinations of 2 in 7 are 21 isriedar. 3 in 7 „ 35 61°141i 4 7 „ 3 . 5 5 in 7 „ 21 6in7 l„ 7 1 ...

... allied to the nightingale), was observed in the garden of Mr. Mask Stark in this village, with every appearance of its natural notes, colours, and manners, with the *auction of a white crest of feathers, and at all event. in this part of the country this ...