... led.dte Ragmebal. I here are fame barrels in intitatien of an organ withinthe body of the tiger, aid a row of keys of natural notes. The founds prodieced by the orgatt are intended to refemble the cries Pf a perfon in difire7s, intermixed with the hvtrrid ...

... the Raginehal There are omrne barrels in imitation of an organ v within the body of the Tyger, and a row of kaeys of d natural notes. The founds pcoduced by the organ r are intended to reteinble thec cries of a perfon in dif- v trefs, internixecd Nsvth ...

... libeit'y of codfcience, the privilege of pofreffing property, :and the rights which are attached to the dignity of human nature. Note the 3d.-'This note is intended as an anf~ver to that part of the King's Speech, in which he trufts that his deludedfubjeas ...

... comseienice, the pri- v ilege of poihihiiig property, atd the rights which are at- - tcache to the dignity of hiumana nature. Note tie 3d.-This Note is intended as an anfwer to that pvt of the King's Speech, in which, lie trutts that his detalued tiibjecs ...

... Gardeners' Olricle states that among the singing birds in his garden and shrubbery is a blackbird, which, in addition to his natural note, repeatedly ends his song by crowing Uke a bantam cooke-A recent order of the Kwng of ru that clergymen swho preach against ...

... n inhabitant of.Stonrbrldge ; possesses a canary which, having been kept in' a cage hng l in a yard, mingles with its natural notes the call' of young chickens, colucking of hens; and the chirping 6f :sparrows.: TsscaL 6w OF RUSS , Tull CUARTiST.-The ...

... nail the Iselhi- three, of the r lie ailt of which are ;arranged on tire priiiciple of thle Piano- irnt cu., forte, the natural notes being laid on the lower rails ard rae slY the chramaticli a little above. To attempt to give ainy) Pircev, in- toirin like ...

... Do not they pay the piper? Wli-thy n sbouldthey not see lhe-daneing ? Yes, yes; there's itii in tbehehusebeside my~natural notes, ind more tban odg pino. However, music has starms to soothe the savage bre st, I hope no one doubts the same duleet ...

... invisible; it is pierced with three holes and has an aperture at either extremity. The player, therefore, is has four~ open or natural notes at command, all the fab rest being formed ir an artificial manaer, and with extraordinary ingenuity. Signer Pieco has contrived ...

... it is pierced with three holes and has T an aperture at either extremuity. The player, therefoee, gi has four open or natural notes at command, all the r, rest, being formed in an artificial manner, and with h, extraordinary ingenuity. Signor Picco has ...

... of notes, which Beethoven makes a major third (or four semitones of the diatonic scale), that the distance between the natural notes of the bird of spring frequently varies. Gilbert White, green in the memory of the oldest inha- bitant of Selborne, records ...

... wo-3ld attend hun, and thikt he usight live many ter years in his clmn retirement. ci tr After some few remarks of a similar nature note by Mr. Cal Alcock, AH.P., the motion was carried unaniumously. ma] Mr. PucICLE, with some emotion, said that he had rather ...