... -il A il these later timues. That zealous inember of the f| SP]eorilial ,Society, Mr. W. J. C. Miller, reminds r as in ' Nature Notes' that the aquatic birds tl in St. Janmes's Park, or somo of them at least, I might trace their descen t-through, it is ...

... their inability to attend ware read from Sir Lubboek (president), Mr. Britten, P.LS. (editor of tho Soiety's magazine, Nature Notes), and Mrs. Brightwen. Lord Stamford, in opening the meetin, referred to his being a descaodaut of Gilbert Wghite, of Selborne ...

... claim to be the only monthly periodical of its class pub- l lis'hed in the British Islands. Our ever-welcome at 1 friend 1 Nature Notes, it is true, never fails to e have much about birds; but the new maga- fa zine, which is published tinder the editorship ...

... comprises ,onue of the most romantic scenery in the colour. A teAttItOW AND 1' tItROT STORY. There was k?ays a writer in Nature Notes ) at I Lnsoirtbourg. cii the interior court, wi's ni the Post - ture of the Seine. afrerwsris the Curoutune, ocer. p. the ...

... qualify herself for tKI her profession by Patient work. 1 ?? ?? Janrier Weir gives an interesting cce- GO) count in ?? Nature Notes'' of the extraontlinary it collection of birds ait the residernce of Mr. W. lnt- vet; i'ra, TM.P., nit Westgate, living ...

... The Selborne Society, -whose good work has frequently been mentioned in our columns, has now a monthly magazine entitle Nature Notes. It is to note proggress iii the war 1in defence of' the beaute of Nature against their more or less avowed exterminators ...

... sun-bonnet will receive indulgent con- In is- sideration. fo: -to The Children's Column of the Selborne r ?? Magazine, Nature Notes, contains ill a few remarks upon the flying squirrel. There 3 ri- is at the present moment one of these animals no at ...

... adulterated. Gilbert White's house at Selborne, known as p The Wales, is, we are glad to learn, on the cci authority of Nature Notes, still rel- Pr giously protected both against the ravages of Co time and the rash hand of the restorer. Not Co less welcome ...

... ex- ri pense of the inoffensive sand martins. Accord- E ing to Mr. Edwards, whose sparrow indictment ti muay be read in -Nature Notes, they are A always at it, and the cry of the little martins m when they are turned out of their holes in the ti sand rocks ...

... not chough. There is but one effectual remedy for en- all this, according to that admirable little pub- hi the lication. Nature Notes. It lies in the diligent S on. cultivation and inculcation of those I Selbornian cc bleprinciples to which this organ ...

... Con-S missioners of Woods and Forests; therefore E away with it as a dangerous nuisance. As Mr. 6' Archibald Clark, in Nature Notes observes, C everything in this world that isworthpreserving B needs repair and protection now and then, and hi Kew Eyot ...

... protect their charges from the keen-eyed poacher who is ever on the look-out. Readers of theat admirable little periodical, Nature Notes, the official organ of rthe Saiborne Society, have already heard wvith deep 2: of the pematur deathof its asic rind i ...