... the lout et sr whine, it satisfied the meet exacting ear. Our aa in prayer, it was pleading but ended invariably on one natural note, same as that on which he boom. Of all the strange contrasts of the place, wimp the strangest was that between the sickly ...

... works as may be designated, or they may commute this by a money payment booed on the actual value of their time. A wanes in Nature Notes, calling attention to the Iniquity of rooting up wild flowers to sell them to English dealers, says he could name a district ...

... .A.SII) GiILIA. . JAMIE'S' TAMES ST JACKDAWS. A curious thing, which may Stare* some of the readers of Nature Notes (writes G. C. Green in the paper named) be; petted with mord to • pair of jackdaw* which we bad here about 20 rm.. ago We had had them ...

... do. and not recklessly •train it by nttcm l( sing in » largo boll, straining voice inmn* beginning tlie ;nd. One pare, natural note a joy for ever, jut falrctlo note Is the ghost nreetness. I can axgliiin what I roeau belter ev making talher irilo bnt ...

... and not rechleaalv drain it attempting to dog in a large hall. Straining voice mean* live beginning Lire •nd. One pure, natural note ia a Joy for ever, out a falsetto note the ghost departed oveetne**. I can explain what I mean better making a rntlier ...

... a working weaver, be is now a millicnaire. His tather worked in a coal-pit near Glasgow. A TALKING CANARY. Accosuine to Nature Notes, there is a talking canary in Somersetshire. The bird has not exactly a flow of original conversation, but is prompt with ...

... BENEVOLENCE. | Tuz follc wing curious instance of feline benevolence (writes the Rev. Gilbert White, of Lemsden Vicarage, in Nature Notes) has recentl, R et ive years the chickens of an old Bramab ben at her owner's cottage under her special protection. As ...

... steiseisete et Amish bespossi as adjourned. A NTT- the 'questa. whieh eon t derable interest THE DISPUTE THE BELFAST! NATURAL NOTES. A CYCLIST'S RACE FOR LIFE. mewered. . BAK TRADE. riding thrt. Shp foren ' WHO BUILT WITHIN mit r i lit m Mane , tad • ...

... 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 ...

... humane. the current i«sue the former ootc capital article by Lady Paget Animals in Tuscany.” Mias Edith Carrington’s “Nature Notes” on the hedgehog are well worth reading. have acknowledge receipt first numbers new publication. This is Our Bubbles, a ...

... Never take acoge with a shees metsl or wooden roof, and +schew all paintirg and gildiog. The perciies ( ...

... principal stone dealers in the world m been warned. The thieves must have had an accurate DIRDS THAT DANCE. [ Accsspise to Nature Notes, there can BO longer be any doubt that birds are sddicted to the danes. The bower bird and the prairie fowl are adepte ...