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... | THE CHILDREN'S HOUR. arn BY UNCLE OLDMAN. an _ ?? Tn the current number of Nature Notes, the maga-i zinc of the Selborne Society-a society which bas much Ri in common with our own Guild of Gentlenes5-th0 in' editor writes an article under the title ...
... fishermen, and joiners. They are frugal and industrious without exception. STRANGE CONDUCT OF A BLACKBIRD. A writer in Nature Notes, rays:—At spring -time, when birds of the male sex are often seized with an irresistible desire to display their gallantry ...
... visitor, and cheer the to stand in a ring I have con- ite, except that Mr. Hope has a sub; which I trust may be as readers of Nature Notes as it is to myself. And I think we may even who used so much mari, for having left us all these pits that have us as so ...
... received. CONCERNING MARL PITS. Mr. Robert Holland, of Frodsham, contributes the following characteristic article to Nature's Notes, the Selborne Society's Magazine, for the current month : — Some interesting questions have been raised by Mr. Collingwood ...
... auspices will be more ever successful in which wish wo heartily join INCIDENTS INQUEST There were incidents of unusual nature noted inquest by Mr Price Lancashire district corouer in Heaton Norris Stockport on Monday cause of the inquiry the from fall ...
... Anno Ritchie discourses of Thackeray and Carlyle with a knowledge which obviously claim to possess. the current issue of Nature Notes (London : Sothoran and Co.), the organ the Society, interesting paper appears on “Ducks’ Neste,” by Giles A. Daubeny. Those ...
... fur tho augmentation of small livings. B.G.S. BIRDS EXTRAORDINARY. Mr. J. Joiner Weir gives an interesting account in Nature Notes of the extraordinary collection of birds at the residence of Mr. W. Ingram, M.P., at Westgate, living happily in every ...
... A CASE OF PEVERSION. A writer in Nature Notes says he was greatly surprised the other day to learn, on the authority of a keeper, that most of the ducks in Kensington Gardens make their nests in the trees. Wherever there is a dwarfed tree, or where ...
... diary given in tlie present volume was published separately in 1875 and afterwards portion of “Specimen Days” (1883) The nature-notes and much of the travel-notes first appeared in The Critic and the New York Tribune which with the Galaxy accepted every ...
... After thaw the bepiaalße of Hie freat rgsiu eat ia aad akatieg has been rrsvßcd with great vigour. The Ice oa although naturally note the better (or the partial thaw, still aafe for enrlen aka ten alike, b in pood condition The thaw general ever Scotland ...
... shone on this question in the quotation from the Bev. J. Hocking, Pres Church minister, tinder Pulpit Echoes. The Nature Notes should lead readers to take more intermit in such subjects as Posher Girard brought under notice in his Isottue tin Ober ...