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... the Carmarthenshire Hunt Phillips Caerlleon Lewis Gilfach first prizes the former for a bitch and latter for puppy walked Nature Note— The “Merrie of May” wrought a transformation the appearance the country notwith cold for instead of bare twigs and grey ...
... Price “Can Miss Miriam Morris “Trio Ehedydd” M Davies Mrs Oliver Mr David Evans “Can y Bachgen” Mr Walter Phillips Choir Nature Note-— The daffodils nodding and j swaying in the passing breeze blowing their golden trumpets to herald arrival of our earliest ...
... of Cidrvvy Jones the six-year-old of Mr and Airs Fred Jones Maesteg who until recently resided at Tyrbwcci Philadelphia Nature Note— past and this year there was be reminded of old sayings “Cast not clout till out” and ou in May soon lie clay” for brown ...
... Wales Transport Co passed through the village from Swansea outlying districts various attractive centres in West Wales Nature Note “For inay come may go but I go on forever” sings Tennyson to “The Brook” Flowers have been bedecking toe landscape are being ...
... Nature Notes. %.uekeo beard in the neighbutirh.o.! Aberyut.wyth during the week-end; in Ciliuu Avrvn a lieek earlier. A writer in the New Statesman put 6 the population for the whole of Great Bri. tain at 6omething like rin iridlien. or b‘iNe..ll two ...
... NATURE NOTES. The introduction and spread of plants is at times most remarkable. Some consider that a plant is not a native unless its pedigree can be traced hack to pre- Roman days. SOMO very handsome wild flowers in our corn-lands are not indigenous ...
... NATURE NOTES If familiarity did not breed contempt the Ragwort would be admired as much as many a tender plant, like its near relative the Cineraria, which has to be carefully martured in the hothouse to bring it into flower. Were it not so common its ...
... Nature Notes. The end el drought I. the not welcome item to record al, week. There were ,howera .it the hog.uning of the week, and there woe k Wednesday that rain becoming geoora;—to the great relief oi the Lountry. The cuckoo beard In parta of Cardiganshitt ...
... Nature Notes. Nature make= no for by numbar: it thus that Ow tiny blossom of the !Lenny Grasa make quite feature in the laixtc-ane of the northertono,t eart of Cnriticanithire thme &at.. The hanks of the nataary of rkwoy and o.e eiFoinin. , tur, are iviorneel ...
... NATURE NOTES. The duration of the roadmen's strike in Cardiganshire may be guaged pretty fairly by rank growth of certain weeds along the kghn - ays. In the Vale of Aeron. where the road runs near the railway, the strong eolonie., of the Willow Herb and ...
... NATURE NOTES. I Fuller relates how the Sidonian servants agreed amongst themselves to choose him to he their king who tint morning should first see the sun. Whilst all others - were gaging the east pm' alone looked 011 the west; some *mired, more mocked ...
... NATURE NOTES. The two wild species of pansy are the common heart's-ease and the mountain pansf. The former is abundantly met with almost throughout Britain, while the latter, though common on the bills of dcotland and Wales, and the northern parts of ...