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... much unauthorised kissing has been and forgiven and forgotten. er As an illustration of animal instinct, a CO pondent of Nature notes that on one while he was waiting at an inn door, he A some pigeons feeding on the oats which . fallen from the nose-bag ...

... adulterations plausible delicious sherry THE DESTRUCTION OF THE LARK often seen menus They meal can feeling eat with relish ? Nature Notes savs at linner are inconsequence rapidly That be to pause the destruction bird evon dull a For the Teeth Breath— Is best ...

... within her committed bigamy Chester— Mr T P O'Connor Division of Liverpool in winch reside His 38 Grotvenor-roid London SW nature NOTES OF THE WEEK Sir Watkin 'b Tunnel was rejected on Thursday for fifth time tho majority 81 Sir Michael Hicks-Bcach as tin ...

... 1 ft by I feet by 2 feet, 'nth two ; prier, LS. A ut eUow piteb rOOO Inanangn, Also a large basaar of tast-clases Far. nature. Note the Address— 8. M•MILLIN'S Nsw Pizauswa, la Ann It. CHEAPSIDE. ...

... holes and on it almost invisible, and is pierced with three therefore has extremity. The player the rest being Open or natural notes at command, in an artificial manner, and wi! Signor Picco has contrived to th | make the lower aperture the whistle, which ...

... with their olarionots might dlieconrse sweeter music, and yet where, as Anderson flattered himself, ani justly, the natural notes of my rarn's horn sometimes excited to higher rapture the shout of liberty. Mr. GOlfillan may he congratulated on this ...

... 2, Mr. Gladstone severely criticised t at system, the 1,. 1main objections raised being to the use of C for ;Bn X the natural note, which he submitted should N 7 he A. The accidental signs of sharps and 1, flats he considered makeshift contrivsances ...

... thought earnestlythe 12 or 14 perorations of Mr. Hume to every speech the veteran delivers—all these may be matters of good-natured note, but they have, of course, little to do with oratory. There are some earnest men, chiefly young,who are coming up, and ...

... and spreading out its tail in the most graceful manner, and alter- ing his various cries, sometimes pouring forth his natural notes, at others mocking those of other birds, and even the howling of the Dingo dog. A closely-allied form from Port Phillip ...

... answered the Bolognese professor, inthe grand schoolal cats arebrey. In faithfully representing all that is beautiful in nature, noting all details and depicting them faithfully, art teaching raight be much advanced. So the art teacher should have an eye ...

... ai 12.50. (Friends will please accept this—the ooly - iutlmutioa.) IN Fondness Mick for Music. nice animal ...