... City, and gave |,m.i':,'~':' {':\':,w. I';«uh-‘n Beadn. Petilen’s vent to his dehght in a little speech of Magazine, Nature Notes, Ladies’ Kenenthusiastic compliment to “My Lord nel Journal, Humanmity, Coming Day, Mayor, Your Royal Highnesses, wy A ...

... (Hodder and Stoughton.) Annusl Report of the Metropolitan Asylums Board. Two Volumes. Bookman, Puritan, Munsey, Concord, Nature Notes, World of Dress. 00, 5 A telegram from a Madrid Corn db::t last ev'enin' lhtfl that there .. n an explosion on the Spanish ...

... when the Allies got the upper hand. ‘ The skylarks’ song-flights at this season, in all weathers, are undertaken, says i‘ Nature Notes,” to attract and court partners for the comin&mmmertide, and | the strains uttered, erefore, become love’s old sweet song ...

... Impatient of a moment’s hush, Gives unto whom no voice is given The note of praise that sounds in Heaven. H. D. RAWNSLEY, in “Nature Notes.” tracks of any eort. ““ All gone, all gone,”” muttered Wilding, ;'ho seemed utterly amd hopelessly broken orTmn. — _ ...

... egmn knoll, which has since been ‘r::eu to allow of the railway passing ‘ over the spot. The following (saysa writer in “ Nature Notes”) is worth recording. In the bollows of a small but aged elm-tree standing in front of & well-known inn on the Faringdon-road ...

... NATURE NOTES. Blackberries and Black Berries. Every man, woman, and child is acquainted with blackberries, and possibly everyone would be ready to name other berries which are black. But strictly speaking, there are really no black berries: and blackberries ...

... NATURE NOTES. Heather and Gorse, How incongruous it seems to see bunches of heather in the shop windows of the tradesmen who provide clothes for the moors. Such a wild, free plant sheuld bardly be exhibited indoors—it is something akin to caging an cagle ...

... NATURE NOTES. The Elder and the Ivy. A very beautiiul sight is tho elder-tree | when covered with Its mist of 1haxl;y~l white blossoms, and when the fiowers| have turned to fruit its dark purple | bunches are a real ornament. Many and | curious are the ...

... NATURE NOTES. The west nutritions. EPPS’'S COCOA Grateful and comforting. EPPS’'S CCCOA For breakfast and supper. EPPS’'S COCOA With nataral flavour enly. ...

... NATURE NOTES. Michaelmas Daisies and Chrysanthemums Autumn is certainly upon us when we arrive at the feast of St. Michael and All Angels. Autumn, laying here and there A fiory filu;!;r ou the leaves The early mists, so frequently the hermalds of glorious ...

... NATURE NOTES. In the City. The City may not seem a very promis- i ing place in which to make num\ notes, uniess, indeed, we limit the term to human nature. And yet, in spite of its bricks and mortar and macadam, there is a little of the veget:‘-Ne king- ...

... NATURE NOTES. The Waning Year. By Luke Ellis. To-day is fairly typical of the autumn of the waning year. %‘he eastern heavens are thick with grey vapour, and not a struggling beam of sunshine can break through. And yet the western sky is bright—the blue ...