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... contemporary the following note on the subject:—“The autbor of the article on * Some London Birds,’ in the reoent numbers of Nature Notes, may like to know that I remember bearingnightingaKssnet infrequently in Hyde Park when a boy-*.*., in the first quarter ...
... Cowper published The Task, Crabbe Village, and Burns his wondrous I wealth of song music, English poetry struck a new and natural note, which had scarcely been heard in the land since Milton died. The Lake poets—Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Southey—form another ...
... WITHIN the recollection of living people nightingales have been heard in Hyde-park. The Rev. Leonard Blomfield, who, says Nature Notes, has probably observed British birds for a longer time than any living English naturalist, sends our contemporary the following ...
... lies much else ia your life that was faithial, frisky, and supremely happy. Mr. E. T. Danbeny given in the January number Nature Notes an interesting count of “pet tzoutcty, which Hunpelure. connection with tbs trout cry witnessed, he tclW ns. many ennoue ...
... left here to-day. Yokohama. Saturday.—Th# Pemnn Oriental Oompany’s steamer Verona, for left here to-day. INSECT MUSIC. In Nature Notes, the magazine of the Sol bona Society, correspondent Natal mentions that he has frequently observed that when the Cicada ...
... and not rechleaalv drain it attempting to dog in a large hall. Straining voice mean* live beginning Lire •nd. One pure, natural note ia a Joy for ever, out a falsetto note the ghost departed oveetne**. I can explain what I mean better making a rntlier ...
... works as may be designated, or they may commute this by a money payment booed on the actual value of their time. A wanes in Nature Notes, calling attention to the Iniquity of rooting up wild flowers to sell them to English dealers, says he could name a district ...
... funetional snorter., it I ing. There no retro unmentioned except that 0.4.1 without delay. he authorised me to rime the Nature's note and malt cougeoial rottenly. Ti,, for !transmittal Moot, A term • teams' open sum of /1.200, .is a loan. trend fly the ...
... organs. but not owilig to infection. Ciao IV. is that of developmental diseases mast front the imperfect action of the natural NOTES It is the rymetie class of &sow Why and Wheri•fore of Mating Butter: with we wt. to la str sis as it is We have receive' ...
... earnestly—the twelve or fourteen perorations of Mr. Hume to every speech the veteran delivers—all these may be matters of good-natured note, but they have, course, little with oratory. There are some earnest men, chiefly young, who are coming up,” and will, we ...
... « the was to hear the gentle, although Bev. George I.ovc y, AMo bf agreeable warblcf.f the latter atoned the full the natural notes of this bird, not one of which « esteem, and of thur deep sen i,., -.n t .hi. rod retained. Indeed, many tiirds are almost ...
... invisible; it is pierced with three holes, and has an aperture at either extremity. 'rile plaver, therefore, has four open or natural notes at coi'mi an l, all the rest being formed in an artificial Miinam1e,, and witi extraordinmary ingenuity. Sigllolr Pieco ...