... A SPIDER SWALLOWING ITS WEB. A oomwsponilent writes to Nature Notes : F. m' •in September some friends of mine saw a. garden spider (one with white mark, on it, back) make a web large enough to cover one vane of lb* dining room window. It was a beautiful ...

... directed to convey the thanks of the committee to the donors: From Miss Sharp. Horton House, Rugby, tw. Ive monthly parts of “Nature Notes”; from Mr. E. Over. Rugby, S.-ll's “World's Press” directory of newspapers). from Rev. C. Hampstead, N.W., vol. 10 of “The ...

... melancholy event, of course, no peal was rung when the new year came in. A Doc Stort.—A Cumberland correspondent, writing to Nature Notes, vouches for the correctness of this delightful little (log story A farmer, wh«» lives some miles from Carli-li*. wmt l ...

... discourse explanatory of the services of Holy Week. The Taming Effects Coli».—Mr. S. W. Knighlley, writing from Daventry. “Nature Notes,” April, says: ‘-Among the numerous accounts of feeding birds during the recent severe weather, I not remember to have ...