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... state of the slums.” Mr Wood was curate with Mr Thompson at 8t. Paul’s, Blackburn, before going to Manchester. To-day’s Nature Note. Mr 8. Banks writes from Calder Valley: Frost has returned, and snow with it. The dripping waters along our valley side ...
... coupled with the five per cent. reduction in wages, hae seriously curtailed the weekly earninga of the work- people. To-day’e Nature Note from Calder Valley (by S. Banks): Winter still keeps everything in ite grip, though the sun has more power, and quickly ...
... Wood Top Manufacturing Company, Ltd. There were 428 looms in the ehed, which found employment for 130 people. To-day's Nature Note (from Mr Sam Banks, of Portsmouth, near Todmorden): From the top of the moors are getting at present commanding views, in ...
... 10 acres. After the scheme has been approved by the Town Council it will be submitted to the Board Agriculture. Today's Nature Note; It is desirable sometimes take two bites at a cherry. Wo took two yesterday at Mr 8. Banks’s contribution. His portion ...
... es could she leave? Certainly not. It would be rank disobedience of husband's authority aud bleach of the law! Today’s Nature Note: Apropos of the sparrows not able swallow Indian corn but having the sense to extract the contents from the pulpy end, this ...
... cither not know that or do not approve of it. and therefore do not act on it. The cases have been taken a warning. To-day’s Nature Note: The rooks are quite ten days behind with their nests this year. For the lost ten years (writes a Lake District correspondent) ...
... of the classes of scholars have agreed to purchase that portion of the site which their particular class meets. Today’s Nature Note: Bird life (write® Mr S. Banks, of Portsmouth, near Todmorden) is most cheering. Quite number bare joined in the choir since ...
... he is dazed. I grant you in Are of peat You'll get little fluff poking it right smartly, or ILving little puff. To-day's Nature Note: In the woods skirting the banks of the river Derwent (writes West Cumborlund conpendent) there is again delightful evidence ...
... having to decide between protection and relatively free trade in poisons the fact that no application& were made to them. Nature Note: Since the change of the weather teem cold and to rain and eminhinc (write* MrS. Dankfi, of Portsmouth, near we can see ...
... of the Amateur Swimming Club the use of the public baths on Monday evening during coming season for JE7 life. To-day’s Nature Note: What HobbieElliott in The Black Dwarf called “a sort worri-cows and Isng-nebbit things are now nightly passing thousands ...
... in both counties. But Cornholme proper is Lancashire—the ground on which the extensive bobbin works are built. Today's Nature Note: There is a persistent move towards spring now, judging from the hedgerows, and many of the trees around ns. The bloom the ...
... time. Taking the trade all round, it is in a much better condition to-day than it has been for many months past. To-day*e Nature Note: From Derwentwater Ennerdale Lake (write* a West Cumberland correspondent) the enow-eovered fells, radiant with their myriads ...