... diflertation gy due from the Houfe oJ'Comsnon', and t« nation for the laft ten years, ~— —«« abroad and infolent ! not his natural note, which is by ° and loud, but and One by fuch a fpecimen that he had n0 c \ a c V pofTefTed only one fingle note, but has ...

... The tortur’d pig, from out his throat, Produc’d the genuine natural note. All-bellow’d out, ’twas very fad ! Sure never ftuff was half fo bad . That like a pig! —each cry’d in feoff, Pfhaw Nonfenfe ! blockhead ! off! oft ! oft 1 The c was extoll’d, and ...

... and beautiSulty white, and its eyes red. It was taken this Summer a confiderable time before could peck, and Stngs the natural note a brown linnet. Yellerday an inqueft was taken Dogmersfield, this county, by Mr. Fleetwood, coroner, on the body of John ...

... the Raginehal There are omrne barrels in imitation of an organ v within the body of the Tyger, and a row of kaeys of d natural notes. The founds pcoduced by the organ r are intended to reteinble thec cries of a perfon in dif- v trefs, internixecd Nsvth ...

... where the covey lies. The best, surest, and ■'•i- •! way .'or finding of partridges, is the call, having (he true and natural notes the partridge ' ' how tune every note its proper key, applying their due limes and seasons. Being perfect herein, evenings ...

... .hero the covey lies. The h0.., , j „ icgl way for finding partridges, is the call, having first learned the true and natural notes of the parlrTdgc, knowing how to tone every note it. proper key, plying them lo their due times and season*, perfect herein ...

... females, but, on the contrary, their business in the spring is to perch on some conspicuous spray, warbling their full and natural notes, which, by instinct, the female knows, and repairs to the spot to choose her mate, I '' a privilege, by the by, in which ...

... musical scale. The plan proposed gives to the last stroke each hour a different musical sound, according with one of th' natural notes of the gamut. Thus, at 1 in the morning th' clock would give the sound of la. the !owest tone of th bS I clef; at 2 it ...

... intervals of the musical scale. The plan proposed gives last atroke each hour different musical sound, according with one tbe natural notes of (be gamut. Thus, at in the morning the clock would give the sound La, the lowest tone the ba-s clef; wonid give la, ...

... style of peculiarly impre-sive eloquence, and which, not very improbably, was the foundation of I'erhaai's and Paley's Natural Notes on Mote's Utopia. England's under Smiting, sermon by Nicholas Protfet, rector of St. Peter's, Marlborough, Wilts, 1644 ...

... mere love of science, seeking, (or instance, to leirn the fixed causes which them -at and seemingly accidental of all natural notes flown daily from year to year, the shifiintrs of wind ami the rise and fall of the weather-jjlass, hopm*; tiial at last ...

... shade when compared with (be subject of our notice—a common starling, which has been taught not only to lay aside its natural notes end various airs with great exactness, but to chatter away with all the volubility and much of the quaintness of old maid ...