... the said, ‘ Merry Widder” Waltz and ‘Love me, an’ the world ie mine '—on'y a penn ” And there were no buyers! To-day's Nature Note: There ie tremendous life and stir amongst the inhabitants of the rookeries at Workington a pond- ent to-day), and much ...

... in the scheme, will only be called upon to bear one- quarter of the cost, the Exchequer finding the remainder. To-day’s Nature Note: From Mr 8. Banks, Portsmouth, near Todmorden. The earth ia still in the grip of the frost. On every hand in our valley ...

... pation gone, no man heeding them. Northern Daily Celegraph. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 190: Table Talk Today's Nature Note: Being interested in your Nature Notes, which are always very entertaining reading (writes Mr A. Fielden, 48. Heyes-lane, Blackburn), I thought ...

... for the custody of passengers’ property left in a compartment whilst the owner of it went into a dining saloon. To-day’s Nature Note (from Mr 8. Banks, of near Todmorden): Last week was most variable, but we need not question ite work. Wind and rain are ...

... above the prize criticism, the paper will contain hi* critical account of the match and a snapshot of the game. To-day’s Nature Note: A reader in Kent writes; “Ou the mild days last week the lark was heard singing gaily: the thrush is also making its.lf ...

... 125 per annum. Experts regard the site one of the best the country, and the summer will probably see it in use. To-day’* Nature Note: Whilst descending two steps into my bedroom, writes Workington correspondent. I small dark object on one of them which ...

... Blackburn, that if England spent as little in drink as those countries we should be saving about .£66,000,000, To-day’s Nature Note: It is eaid that Kissing’s not in fashion When the gorse is not in bloom By this is meant that gorse is never out of bloom ...

... may be found smoking in any street public place, and take away any smoking materials found in their possession. To-day's Nature Note (from 8. Banks, of Portsmouth, near Todmorden): The sudden variations of the weather give the flowers hereabouts chance ...

... he was taken for, that it should be supposed he would betray a fellow- clubman for two shillings and sixpence. To-day's Nature Note: By the banks of the River Derwent there in delightful evidence (writes Lake District correspondent) of the approach of ...

... opportunity for extending business. Wisdom in this whole business is to found in “letting well alone.” Table Talk. To-day',* Nature Note; It part the individuality February that it: cold or warmth con late or premature. “All the months of the year fair Februeor ...

... Messrs Appleyard and Quiggin, Liverpool. The winning plans will be submitted to the Home Secretary for approval. To-day’s Nature Note (from Mr 8. Banks, of Portsmouth, near Todmorden): For the past few days the weather has been most delight- ful. Though ...

... than Brighton, which stands at 17. Liverpool and Manchester head the list with 24 and 23 reepectivelv. o-days Nature Note: The nature notes of your correspondent, Mr 8. Banks, add great interest to a ramble in the country (writes “Cyclist ’), and make ...