... v the Ragntebal. 'J here are foine barrels in imiutikn of an organ within the body of the tiger, and.a row of keys of natural notes. The founds pio-titce-l by the organ arc intended to refemble the r ries of -j perfon in dliUefs, intermixed with the h->rrld ...

... led.dte Ragmebal. I here are fame barrels in intitatien of an organ withinthe body of the tiger, aid a row of keys of natural notes. The founds prodieced by the orgatt are intended to refemble the cries Pf a perfon in difire7s, intermixed with the hvtrrid ...

... shade when compared with the subject of our notice—a common starling. which has been taught not only to lay aside its natural notes and sing various airs with great exactness, hut to chatter away with all the volubility and much of the quaintness of an ...

... Irons the ch.- at to the head notes with unusual facility. Hie is perfect; hat there are alight in - elpialitie. in hi. natural note., which ars especially ob•ervatile In those songs requiring force and execution. The Laitd of Lochinhar, which he kindly ...

... maninulaited the instrument with the utmost in case and grace,especially in thetransitions from thehar- tt oncires to the natural notes, was applauded to the echo. Mr. Bowles too itn his solo on the violin was not less D deservitng of commendation. An abler ...

... Watts gave, There were shepherds,” “And the angels said unto them,” and Suddenly there was with the angel,” in sweetly natural notes, which delighted the audience. Miss Fanny Frye’s careful and expressive rendering of Rejoice greatly,” was given in that ...

... snch subjects Jock y-, Cur . us Wills and Epitaph*, People, the rac* ...

... did not once look up when we end so as to securely imprison and conceal the free. entered, as any one would have done in natural notes. The only difficulty was that this did not The shop was in a beet street, and had obscured curiosity. I wanted particularly ...

... bright plumage remain without the gay colours till the second or even the third year, like gold and silver pheasants. The natural note of the bullfinch is harsh and weak, its call note, hue ever. being soft and plaintive. But it is for its extraordinary ...

... in Kent) was elected School Mistress at the Newmarket Workhouse in the rosin of Miss Fisher, resigned on her marriage. NATURAL NOTES.—The severe weather in the north has sent immense flocks of wood. pigeons into this district, and their visitation has ...

... Chapman and the Rev. J. W. Upton for their several services. The meetings altogether were of a most pleasant and profitable nature. Notes from Soham. A lecture was delivered in the Public Hall on Tuesday evening by Mr. Jofin de Fraine. Mr. Jonathan Johnson ...

... SELECTIONS. Instincts tub Jackdaw. —Mr. G. C. Green records Nature Notes for April curious reminiscence with regard to pair of jackdaws kept by him Modbary Vicarage, South Devon, about 20years ago. They had been taken from the nest, and during tho first ...