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... pay off all liabilities and leave a surplus of £66. A vote of thanks was gratefully accorded to Mr. Fisher. Writing to Nature Notes, from Berkswell, Mr. Alfred N. Hopkins fears that the Wild Birds' Preservation Acts have not done much good in that district ...
... the chairman Mr J B Goodman which had been painted by Mr Ouless in pursuance of resolution the shareholders Writing to Nature Notes from Berkswell Mr Alfred N Hopkins fears the Wild Birds’ Preservation have not done much good in that district where the ...
... Colman's residence has been further increased by the arrival of Mr. Herbert Gladstone, M.P., and Henry Gladstone. Writing to Nature Note., from Berkswell, Warwickshire, Mr. Alfred N. Hopkins fears that the Wild girds' Preservation Acts have not dens much good ...
... chapel doors lists of people qualified to vote August 20th is the last day upon which new claims can be sent in. Writing to Nature Notes, from Bekaa% Warwickshire, Mr. Alfred N. Hopkins fears the Wild Birds' Preservation Acts have not much good in that distriot ...
... lists of people qualified to vote. August 29th is the last day upon which new lodger claims can be sent in. Writing to Nature Notes, from 13.2rkswell, Warwickshire, Mr. Alfred N. Hopkins fears that the Wild Birds' Preservation Acts have not done much ...
... the lime particles would lodge there. So the air has to be iohsled through the * muxxle and given out through the note. Naturally note' bleeding is frequent complaint in the work*. Twenty | minutes spell is much man can stand; alter that goea ont to recover ...
... and many physicists believe that at some unknown but not very great depth the increase in temperature MUGS. Music. In Nature Notes, the magazine of the Selbome Society, a correspondent in Natal mentions that be has frequently observed that when the Cicada ...
... district, and the men have been informed that their grievances will be submitted to the proper authority. Insect Music. In Nature Notes, the magazine of the Selborne Society, a correspondent in Natal mentions that he has frequently observed that when the ...
... spelling in such phrases as brown eyd, rosy cheekt, which might well have been abandoned. The Selborne Society's Magazine, Nature Notes, will be found interesting to young naturalihss. HEousehold Words provides abundance of uitz reading, end Young England ...
... Igdrassl, Rivers of Great Britain (Part 15), Literary opinion,' Little Folks, The Quiver, The Sunday at Home, Parents, Nature Noted, and Home Chimes.--' LORD RANDOLPH CHURRCHIL'S COB3RA. W hile we were entsprzening this morning (writes Lord Paibndolph ...
... upon, itself the work of selecting and pub*shing gbod pictures for schools, and wo think that some of the readers of 'Nature Notes may like to know some- thing about it and its work. The Art for Schools Association, of which Mr. Ruskin is the presidentss ...
... (coming dowvn to I'I7, nd wit', a% rofusion of beautiful and valuable illus- *ratio:s) the P'hotographic Review of Reviews, Nature Notes, the Universal Atlas, Part UX. (con- taming an ethnographic map of the Balklan Penin- &Auli.. a mal of (Constantinople ...