... NATURE NOTES. Now that the greet frost is appareetly ;soviet, as many things may be noticed which will not occur again, for mine time at beset, end now i. the time for those who take any interest in snob things to note them. Daring the la's severe weather ...

... NATURE NOTES: THE CDCKOO AND SWALLOWS. Mr. James Hiam, The Wren’s Nest, Astwood Bank, writes to a Birmingham contemporary, of Tuesday last, as follows : I happen to know that some of your readers take an interest in natural history, especially in birds ...

... AND A pals The Rev. C. G. Green, Modbury Vintage, South Deven, relates an interesting incident in the February number of Nature Notes. While getting pilchard recently a fisherman, whose word the rev. gentlemen thoroughly relies upon, saw a starling on a ...

... says: Mr. James fluent is in the habit of providing some curious homes for the birds in his neighbourhood. He tells in Nature Notes that last spring be accommodated three pairs of robins with ordinary empty tomato tins to build in. which be placed in ...

... arm was badly cut.—Defendatt, who denied the assault, was fined ice, and os. 6d„ costs, or fourteen days' hard labour. A NATURE NOTE OE OAK LEAVES.—The present is a favourable time of year (says a science writer) for the observation of a curious phenomenon ...

... eery* their cause, bat of determination, to give them of the beet that was in him. Sir George Lipseombe, striking the good-natured notes that bad prevailed throughout the election, followed with a semihumorous, tactful little speech to the effect that if they ...