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... little white innocent-faced lambs gambolling by their side, the objects of tender solicitude to these mothers. A writer in Nature Notes tells a pretty story of a mother with twin lambs, one of which seemed quite different from the other. He observed it wandering ...
... LARKS OR SPARROWS? Larks are now often in the mina. They make, in truth:a delicate ule4. but, asks Nature Notes, is it agreeable with Selbornian feeling to eat them? They are being consumed by tens of thousands, and are► rapidly diminishing in numbers ...
... ne to the petroleum. Carbide so treated gives off acetylene quite regularly under the action of water. Ms. Mosa.vr. in Nature Notes, calls attention to the great destruction of monkeys on the Gold Coast for their skins. Some 200,000, valued at £30,000 ...
... Astwood Bank, Worcestershire, is in the habit of providing some curious homes for the birds in his neighbourhood. He tells in Nature Notes that last spring he accommodated three pairs of robins with ordinary empty tomato tins to build in, which he placed in ...
... though a staunch friend of this country, was perhaps the mosta)opular statesman in Hungary. THE following (says a writer in Nature Notes) is worth recording. In the hollows of a small but aged elm-tree standing in front of a well-known inn on the Faringdonroad ...
... choice of churns. which necessitated her going to look over Hugh's shoulder. (To roptimvd.) BIRD VENGEANCE. A writer in Nature Notes describes an amusing encounter between a large swan and a little brown duck. The duck had appart oily insulted the swan ...
... lora in the world which Is more dainty in its localism than that of South Africa. The Cape Peninsula, for example, says Nature's Notes , has a flora much more distinct from that of the Karroo, less than 100 miles away, than the vegetation of England is ...
... half times over : its total debt, that is to say, is six and • half times the assessable value of the town. A writer in Nature Notes states that. there are unusual numbers of gadwall on the waters ■t Euston this spring—quite 150. This is curious, for ...
... Marconi Company announce that a contract with Copenhagen financiers for this purpose warn signed by them gee weeks ago. NATURE NOTES. ...
... • half feet long, dated 1563, • sword blade, and • pistol. The relies will be exhibited at the Glasgow Royal Exchange. NATURE NOTES. ,A CAMPHOR FOREST. A forest of camphor trees, covering an area of Issue 50,000 acne, has, according to the Anglo. 'Japanese ...
... THE LISBURN STANTDARTI-BATtrRnAT. JULY 18, 1903. NATURE NOTES. A BIC JACK. One of the largest pike ever taken from the River Witham has just been captured at 'l'a/tea-- shall. It 1:;in. in length, was 19iu. is girth. and neighed 'l2llb. WOMAN'S WORLD ...
... contracted the disease through eating shell-flab, and of these eight traced their illness to eating cockles at Southend. NATURE NOTES. lIILeERRIEB. A marked feature of the trade of the week in UP lruit markets of the Midlands has been the bill,. re) boom ...