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... HOME RULE IN THE NEST. Mr. H. J. Ormerod, in Nature Notes, refen to the natural pugnaciousness of the young jackdaw. Watching family of jackdaws, be found the young one turning out the parent, seizing him by the throat and shaking him with indignation ...
... directed to convey the thanks of the committee the donors: -From Miss Sharp, Horton House. Rugby, twelve monthly parts of “Nature Notes: from Mr. G. E. Over, Rugby, Sell's “ World's Press” directory of newspapers), 1894; from Rev. C. Voysey, Hampstead, N ...
... Upon the recommendation of the Book Subcomuiittec, the following gifts were accepted : krom Miss Sharp, Horton House, “Nature Notes, *’ 1895. in monthly parts; from Mrs. H. T. Walton, William Street, Quiver, ’* 1693-4, 4 *Windsor Magazine.” 1895. “Cassell’s ...
... directed to take proceedings for their recovery if they were not paid upon another application being made. A bound volume of Nature Notes,” received from Miss McClure, was accepted with thanks. A return of the number of borrowers to whom books were issued during ...
... sell by anctioo the daily and weekly pa pen for the next half-year. The following lifts were aooaidedFrom Mias Sharp, “Nature Notes,” 1887; from Mesera. Sutton and Bone, Bending (for the reference library), '■ Culture of vegetables and dowers; from tbs ...
... explanatory of the services of Holy Week. The Taming Effects Cold.—Mr. S. W. Knightley, writing from Fawsley, Daventry, “Nature Notes,” of April, says: “Among the numerous accounts of feeding birds during the recent severe weather. I do not remctnl>cr to ...
... carefully observed, the number and marking of the egp noted, there more real pleasure (says Mr. F. W. Ashley, writing in Nature Note*) in leaving everything you found it, and listening to the happy chirruping of the little owners vou retire, than can be ...
... melancholy event, of course, no peal was rung whim the new year came in. A l>oo Stobt. —A Cumberland correspondent, writing to Nature Note», vouches for tin; corrcctnoss of this lightful little dog story :—A farmer, who lives some miles from Carlisle, went to ...
... alrooat invisible; it pierced with three bo;ea and an aperture at either extremity. The player, therefore, baa four op n or natural notes at command, all the real being formed in an artificial manner and with extraordinary ingenuity. Signor Picoo baa eontnved ...