... per- But the crowning tribute is the gracetul two girls for theft, and searched them for the stolen ny night.” ample ws of nature. note w ly the French advocate introduced as a perty, when remonstrated with for not calling th shewing that Madame Re amier ...

... only a few | once mare, and try how he would conduet him dog by lish should attempt to occupy Cabul and Herat, the | good-natured note, but they have, of course, little to do | short distance off, the lesson. The Lord Mayor—I shall hem up of Persia will ...

... 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 ...

... left here to-day. Yokohama. Saturday.—Th# Pemnn Oriental Oompany’s steamer Verona, for left here to-day. INSECT MUSIC. In Nature Notes, the magazine of the Sol bona Society, correspondent Natal mentions that he has frequently observed that when the Cicada ...

... contemporary the following note on the subject:—“The autbor of the article on * Some London Birds,’ in the reoent numbers of Nature Notes, may like to know that I remember bearingnightingaKssnet infrequently in Hyde Park when a boy-*.*., in the first quarter ...

... humane. the current i«sue the former ootc capital article by Lady Paget Animals in Tuscany.” Mias Edith Carrington’s “Nature Notes” on the hedgehog are well worth reading. have acknowledge receipt first numbers new publication. This is Our Bubbles, a ...

... fury.”—From ** The Big Game of South Africa,’ in Magazine for January. 1896. Bats Camm*.—Mr. J. Batten has published in Nature Note* bis observations on common and long-eared bats in captivity. Ho finds that the latter are endowed with superior poweis ...

... they were pre “Glasgow Herald.” NSECT LIVES AS TOLD BY — =~ SELVES. By Epwarp ee sentative. little book seems to young r “Nature Notes.” = sae Srorxow, late of Calcutta. s of Crown Svo, 36 6d. ‘*Well written and interesting.” ought to be familiar. es either ...

... unfortunate dog to modify its persona! appearance. There is a pretty little story the accuracy of which is vouched for Nature Notes ’* for December. a boose Shanklin, isle of Wight, at which was recently staying, a correspondent was shown the window by ...

... lies much else ia your life that was faithial, frisky, and supremely happy. Mr. E. T. Danbeny given in the January number Nature Notes an interesting count of “pet tzoutcty, which Hunpelure. connection with tbs trout cry witnessed, he tclW ns. many ennoue ...

... BLACKBIRD AND THE CAT. A pair of built garden this in laurel hedge, and (says Bournemouth correspondent Nature Notes”) when the young ones were hatched the cat thought •k would like to hare one. out the oid bird too sharp, and. seeing the eat approach ...

... gentleman has spent two winters in the highway# and hedge# of hi# country car mug the language of crows. «aya, stale* '* Nature Notes. that these bird* have twoniy-Bvc words, expressing here, there, hot. cold. “take care, armed man,” nest, red ...