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... -The allusions of poets and dramatists to the old garden favourite, Rose- mary, make up a very pleasant article in Nature Notes; and under My Canary, some remarkable incidents of bird-life are narrated. (London: John Bale and Sons.)- The Fireside ...
... bright desoriptive artioles.-COm- s mente wmort-hy of serious attention are made on The new Wild Birds' Protection Act in Nature Notes. ?? reference to birds at -Bridlington, it is stisfactory Ito lear that it does not now pay to ldll them. (John _4ale ...
... Co. )-Attentiozi is called ' to a matter of general interest in The DestructiOu of Natural Scenery, which appears in Nature Notes,' 1nd wve are reminded of an old oantroversy by Sp- posed Long-delayed Germination. ?? MJ An Bale acnd Son&)-An interesting ...
... Nutrition and Habit. (London: Parents' National Educational UInion, 25, Victoria-street.)-An interesting artidle in Nature Notes is 'Miss Benson and her Pets, which includes some curious instances of animal and bird intelligence. Canon Rawnsley ...
... Amand linmnetsc~5,e Women in Fiction, and Mr. Bone Ni er l r de Sidcle Dress and its Effect.' Snnn-kn _o n and Co.)- Nature Notes conotasi ins erec'irt p on Bird Nesting, Indian Pariabh Do-: ?? stead Heath and its improvemen.t. 2ad *.55 Little ...
... somewhat tomboyish, central figure of 'Little Women Sir hL Grant Duff contbutes the first part of a delightful pager to Nature Notes-the organ of the Selborne Soeiety-o:2 ,te plant allusirns in the poem of atthew Arnold- This is fib-wed by ?? etaher exelent ...
... regions. Olher papers of ?? are Prince Krapotkin's The Pansirs and 'Count Szclfencyis Travels it) Baseinll Asia.'-In Nature Notes (London: 'Tohu Bale and Sons) is an artile on 'Thu Imitative Faculty in Birds, and anoth'or on Colfers ard Comnnon ...
... Expedition to the North Pole*' (B. Stanford).-The whole fallacy of TIhe Germnination of Mummy Wheat is again disproved in Nature Notes: the Selborne Societ~y's Magazine. The Destruction of Hawks and Owls and Roosting Hahits of Certain Birds form ...
... wl-knows; writers on torn.| .perassue tonics. TRhe work; is ilustrated 'by portraits and views. (London: 212, EFleet-street.)- Nature Noted' contains papers on the Spoiling of Hsp- sta Hea~th, by thef 'Editor (M. Jes Brittn, ?? and BDirds-Young and Old, ...