... . .ml w.e, tbcreloee. .-lie l« to™ eu the rim., Tb. I'totMient. Ulster bed died Ooeetwraenl to metilme .n into Ibe end nature note, but tb-jy oee.r imMinod that o» .u cue 11,ey would cel . eco.plon. the he.d Ihe Cooiml-aieo . eubjecl toe Fop. Home ,g ...

... canary's notes perfectly. CAS it be restored to its natural notes; if by what means? ANSWER.— If it be removed from the canary's company and brought near another lark it will learn its natural notes again. It is evident that its preeent companion moat ...

... are tempted to think they aro great talkers and have been well trained. The fact scorns to that both these bird? have natural notes which seem ' quite plain English, and, no doubt, the owner of pet parrot gives his bird credit for a linguistic power to ...

... IVarwick will command a welcome in Belfast. Tt was a pity to hear a really good voice spoiled by Mr. R. R Porter. His natural notes were ex- tremely pleasing, but at times he became some- what artificial in tone. Surely when a small amount of care would ...

... Cowper published The Task, Crabbe Village, and Burns his wondrous I wealth of song music, English poetry struck a new and natural note, which had scarcely been heard in the land since Milton died. The Lake poets—Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Southey—form another ...

... organs. but not owilig to infection. Ciao IV. is that of developmental diseases mast front the imperfect action of the natural NOTES It is the rymetie class of &sow Why and Wheri•fore of Mating Butter: with we wt. to la str sis as it is We have receive' ...

... Annotated News, by Christopher ; The Rev Dr Wilson, of Cookstown, on Hymn-ainging, by Rev Gee Magill; The Temple of Nature, Notes on Minium, end several selections. ...

... Cowper published The Tati, Crabbe The Vida ft, and Earns hit wondrous wealth of scmg-music, English poetry struck a new and natural note, which had scarcely been heard In the land pinco Milton died. Ths Lake poets—Wordsworth. Coleridge, end Southey—form another ...