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... under the name of waves are those due 'Yo tical attraction and to earthquake disturbance, most of the waves we see (says Nature Notes) are due to the im. mediate or more remote action of wind. A ge-tle breeze ripples the enlace of any water, whilst higher ...
... WALTER C. HUNT, coTIS, SEED AND FRUIT MERCHANT, WALLINGFORD. NATURE NOTES. 'homes Mogen Chaplain to Archhiehop Trimmer, composed a bode( private devotions for Anne of Cleve, the fourth wife of Henry VIII., and calk of it The Pomander of Prayer. On ...
... lover of nature, and since his retirement bad spent much time in studyirg the flower and bird life of Oxfordshire. His nature notes in the local press are, doubtless, familiar to many of our readers. He was a member of the Botanical Society. All of Mr ...
... regard to taking over the bridge and the right of taking tolls, eta. THE BERKS AND OXON ADVERTISER -FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1914. NATURE NOTES. WILD FLOWER EXHIBMON. [BY R. R. Hi It may eonnd a strange thing, but many • plant l et the Wild Flower Exhibition at ...
... County Court proceedings if be had not been in the wrong. [By 11. B. THR BE ILK S AND OXON ADVERTISER-FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1914. NATURE NOTES. THE BEECH WOOL'S. Them ara many diverse ways in *which a leaf is • folded in the bud, but few am more beautiful than that ...
... mi. culture will succeed, because the minister. engaged cultivating his laud, will lose touch his people. A writer in Nature Notes states that there are unusual numbers of gadwall on the um rs at Easton this spring—quite 130. This i. cute oua, for in ...
... on apprentice money, - ohitl is al way. awarded to un thrower. and amount t o r. 12 wain b in d e d !1 , 31i S4lll it« NATURE NOTES. VIE HAWTHORNE AND MAYDAY. BY R. R. fluTetincenx.] Dido, Queen of Carthage. diseembling. her sscrst late for Aeneas. spoke ...
... District Council, the town being decorated wit 4 triumphal arches. The Emperor then returned to Lowther Castle. ACCORDING to Nature Notes, the monthly organ ot the Be'borne Society, there can no longer be aw doubt that birds are addicted to the dance. Thb ...
... a wild-duck colony on and about the island at Nuneham. Kingfishers are increasing so fast that more than twenty (says Nature Note.) have been counted in a row of ten miles down river. TEE most newly-found pair of Parliamentary doubles are Mr. P. J. POWER ...
... She is young and handsome, gars. at you with limpid blue eyes, and speaks in tones of gentle sympathy. Her observer naturally notes her beautiful - hair. It is wavy and black; and, with true artistic sense, Mrs. Tweedie arranges it in what has been deem ...