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... FONDNESS OF MICE FOR MUSIC. A sics little animal story is given in Nature Notes. which raises the interesting gquestion whetber mice bave & fondness for musie. It is contributed by & musician, who says—* One eveniog I was comewhat startled at hearing ...
... print. Enna had a voice like • missal thrush; and like a miaaal thrush she poured out the sweet old lilt, in her fresh, natural notes, soft, and full and free. liana was a prime, popular favourite. She was modest as well as merry; and the people not only ...
... fury.”—From ** The Big Game of South Africa,’ in Magazine for January. 1896. Bats Camm*.—Mr. J. Batten has published in Nature Note* bis observations on common and long-eared bats in captivity. Ho finds that the latter are endowed with superior poweis ...
... Kickham, of Dr. Sigerson, of John Francis O'Donnell, will not pass away. From the mass of T. C. Irwin's woid-pictures, natural note-taking, and sometime verbal incoherence it is possible to extract some pure and gracious essence of poetry, a good deal ...
... Drown, the late Manx poet* ** half parson aad half skipper: quaint beautiful bUud. The etudious thoughtful editor of Natural Notes. Mr. Britten, has retired, aad the readers that valuable Journal will now miss bis well-informed touch and pleasant fancy ...
... 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 ...
... can marcely be appreciated by are ignorant a the exact workinp of , I department of litete. . . . Let us, Iyea writer in Nature Notes, draw made toe a moment the which the official from the world. We will suppow ihat • of frogs is handed in at a 'lb. parcel ...
... ordinary minudeecent gas light, it shows an economy of from 30 to 40 per cent. The in. *Allston is an extremely simple nature. noting of an apparatus wherein the gar, as plied front the meter. is pared through the water under pressure. The is entirely ...
... they were pre “Glasgow Herald.” NSECT LIVES AS TOLD BY — =~ SELVES. By Epwarp ee sentative. little book seems to young r “Nature Notes.” = sae Srorxow, late of Calcutta. s of Crown Svo, 36 6d. ‘*Well written and interesting.” ought to be familiar. es either ...
... unfortunate dog to modify its persona! appearance. There is a pretty little story the accuracy of which is vouched for Nature Notes ’* for December. a boose Shanklin, isle of Wight, at which was recently staying, a correspondent was shown the window by ...
... lies much else ia your life that was faithial, frisky, and supremely happy. Mr. E. T. Danbeny given in the January number Nature Notes an interesting count of “pet tzoutcty, which Hunpelure. connection with tbs trout cry witnessed, he tclW ns. many ennoue ...
... chemist and get a bottle &Ir« Winslow hooraiNa Utkuf. It will relieve the poor mi fie immediately. is pleasant to produce* natural, note* sleep, by relieving the child troui pan;, the little cherub awakes bright ns a bu;n*i». - Ot nil Chemists. Is H ...