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... DURING JANUARY. ' JOHN H. HOWE, Draper, Milliner, Outfitter, Household Fmnishings, THE WAREHOUSE, PENRITH. TERMS-CASH. NATURE NOTES. This week I have great pleasure in recording the first nots• of the stormcoek. which was beard at Maiden Hill on Priday ...
... ROYAL BISCUITS. Slightly Sweet, Crisp, and Light Per 1/ Pound Of about 80 Biscui:s. CARR CO., Ltd. cannsu: 1 ~.n~l ~J NATURE NOTES. a touch 1 tI itigs Anti 01,,,•r puvvrb: st:II c , •l(tiun to IL. our as food is con t 110 t4l -morrow anti live only ;:t ...
... NATURE NOTES. Wintry weather still prevails, and farmers who are backward with their work, especially ploughing, arc very anxious for a thaw. We may, however, console ourselves with the fact that the long-continued cold weather has been an excellent thing ...
... NATURE NOTES. In my wanderings throng;) the country this winter I have often been asked by bee-keepers what I considered the best fail to give to bees. In the winter season there is nothing to equal good sugar candy or flour candy. The great drawback ...
... Tom, he gobbed, 'I will not try to jump this ditch again Until my legs are long as yours, and I am nearly ten! A G M NATURE NOTES. February fill the dyke, either black or white Lae so far kept up its reputation. The month came in with a brilliant ...
... maireatcher. venture pays. VPLCAN. A Biscuit for All Occasions. CARR & Co.'s ROYAL BISCUITS. Slightly Sweet, Crisp, and Light NATURE NOTES. ...
... NATURE NOTES. The quiet thaw that set in at the end of last week continues, and this morning (Wednesday) most of the low-lying ground is clew of snow. The frost, however, is not out yet, and it will be a few days before we hear the cheering voice of the ...
... NATURE NOTES. this week Dr. Sprott, Appleby, writes me as follows: I was much interested in reading your notes which appeared in last week's 'Herald,' quoting the communication from your Glenridding correspondent about locks of birth: observed feeding ...
... NATURE NOTES. The month of March, although it opened well, was not long in showing its proverbial temper. Sunday and Monday were two very ungracious days--days of bitter cold winds and driving mows. Oar feathered songsters have again been silenced, and ...
... NATURE NOTES. sons respects the present Season is cry like the winter of ISf 3. of which in he spring of that year I wrote as follows: fhe thaw came about the middle of bet for weeks after the farmers could not plough the headriggs on account the trust ...
... NATURE NOTES. As I commence these notes we are still on the shadowy brink that marks the fringe of winter. To-morrow (21st March) the venial equinox takesplace, when day and night will again be equal, and, according to the almanac, spring begins. To a ...
... forests left, such as Epping Forest, near many years since he saw these beautiful London, Sherwood Forest, the Forest of NATURE NOTES. birds on the moor at this season. Dean, and especially in the New Forest in The golden plover tcharadrius pluvialis) Hampshire ...