... upon, itself the work of selecting and pub*shing gbod pictures for schools, and wo think that some of the readers of 'Nature Notes may like to know some- thing about it and its work. The Art for Schools Association, of which Mr. Ruskin is the presidentss ...

... Geographical Journal, The Antiquary, Edinburg.h Medical Journal, Church Missionary Intelligepper Baby, Poetry and Prose, Nature Notes, The Rosebud,| The Optician, Hand and Heart, Home Words, 'Th' Day of Days, The fireside Pictorial Magacinee and Tie Idler ...

... the best shot in the heensed was awarded Lance-corporal Hiscox. ctice of ——— fetching sof their WINTER IN A COUNTRY GARD Nature Notes, the journal of the Selhorne t them @ great includes this month an attractive article b Alder Stevensan on “A Country Garden ...

... Leaning Chimney, and I.The incandescent Lamp of To-day may be instanced among the titles of the leading papers. In Nature Note-s is a short article on the Nesli of the Wren, which is worth reading. We have also to acknowledrge the Animals' Friend ...

... Meister, and Mr. William Smith's study of the views of Ruskin and Caxlyle as to Walter Scott may also claim attention. In Nature Notes a great cloud of witnesses testify concerning the sparrow. The balance of evidence is overwhelmingly against him, we are ...

... in the Home, Our Little Dots, Child's Companion, The R~eco~rd of Technical and Secondary Education, Licerary Opinion, Nature 'Notes, The Victorian magazine, Winter's Maggazne, Hygiene, Sang and Speech, The Author, Baby. The best, braekf-SC bsraye- s as ...

... recently a warm controversy on the subject of vipers swallowing their young. Mr. Gerard writes to the cu rent number of Nature Notes, putting on record a piece of evidence which seems to him particularly valuable, because the witness had never heard a ...

... gives complete protection for birds wherever a County Council expresses a wish to have it applied. Thus, as the editor of Nature Notes observes, for the first time the taking of the eggs and nests of the ordinary wild birds of our land can be made penal ...

... NOTES ON A NUTHATCH. Writing in Nature Notes, the Selborne Society's I Magazine for Blandford, Dorset, the Rev. B. Downing says his garden is full of a great number and variety I of birds, all more or less his protegds in the winter time; hot he has ...

... (coming dowvn to I'I7, nd wit', a% rofusion of beautiful and valuable illus- *ratio:s) the P'hotographic Review of Reviews, Nature Notes, the Universal Atlas, Part UX. (con- taming an ethnographic map of the Balklan Penin- &Auli.. a mal of (Constantinople ...

... opportunity occurs. The kingfisher has suffered from three wasting causes, fiyfishing, famine, and finery, observes a writer in Nature Notes. As to the first, a curious Nemesis befalls him. As he has caught fish in his life, his dead feathers, made into artificial ...

... Greater Britain, The Indian Magazine and Review, Arms and Explosives (a technical ?? journal), Music, The Musical Herald, Nature Notes, The Science and Art of Mining, The Book of the Horse (part 12), Cottage Gardening, The Church Missionary Intelligencer ...