... NATURE NOTES. The year that bag just ended sell noi •: tlnguished for any very remit-1i • flikovery in gonlertinn wi•ii ttriti i• a history. apart, perhaps. from th !so' , .1 of Kr. Millais' book ou British : r 0••• a greeter nightingale was shot in Ken ...

... NATURE NOTES. One of the first new hoohs of the New , s • islightful one by Mr. Edmund Seines. e.eitird The Romance of the Animal Wo I. end. nowilese to bay, a work by the author of Bird.Watchin't Is sure to attract the attention of all lovr. wilt-life ...

... NATURE NOTES. Tbe year that has jivit ended will not he ll 'Anguished for any reinarkable eve:it discovery in connectiem with British natural history, apart. perhmee, from the publication of Kr. Millais' book on ltri'ish In ortober • greater nightingale ...

... meetings, visits to museums, and lectures, with the object o. cresting interest in nature study. Tht monthly magazine, Nature Notes., which is forwarded free to all members, oontains articles of great Interest to all students of natural History. All ...

... expressed a fear that the chords of the National Anthem might bring up Glyndwes ghost to that old Welahman's former haunts, Nature Note.—Spring has come in Easter Week, and although Ceder Range was thickly laid in snow even on Sunday the willow. whitetliorn ...

... RARLECii Nature Notes.—ln test Saturday's Westminster Gazette appeared an artiele on Harlech and its bird life written by Mr Gould, who recently visited the town and stayed at Plan Wannfawr. Band.—The Silver Band gave a performance in public ow itlatairday ...

... apparatus has been installed in the Congregational Clhapel and is giving satisfaction; The contractor wax Mr George Davies. Nature Notes.--At Brig:pion, the residence of Mr J. S. Rawson, there is a pear tree in the garden bearing a second mon of fruit. Lecture ...

... camp. It is expected that Aberdovey will be lively next week when the Royal Artillery and ships of the roval navy arrive. Nature Notes.--fn front of the house occupied by Mrs . Hughes Jones at Bedfor-terrace there is a large ivy geranium which is fully eight ...

... Monday, at to the curacy of Bleena G th i-tini,. the Rev John Jervis, who was ordained at St. Aaaph on the previous day. Nature Notes.—Dnring last week, Mr Hilton stershaw shot from the lawn at Trefrie • common scoter, or Black See duck, which has been ...

... Jones occupied the pulpit at Noddle. Lanipeter„ on Sunday, and the pulpit at Aberduar, was by the Rev. 1). Jones, Lampeter. Nature Notes.—Lt once seemed as if the popular saying that the cuckoo sings in April was no longer to be true for the month nearly ...

... Nature Notes. A MARSUPIAL FISH.. .. A lam. male of the Greater pipe-flab species (Synfinathus acns-pibellbysg bir. Welsh). was taken in a prawning-net near Monk's Cave on Thursday last. This fish is nearly allied to the well-known ftrei-horse• it ...

... Nature Notes. THE BLUE BUTTERFLY. common Blue butterfly, (lyecona iesrus) I. especially numerous this year, and is very abundant in the vicinity of Pon Dines, Aberystwyth. ,juet now. This arnill butterfly is a very gaily coloured and conspicuous insect ...