... for eight year', during which Cele the Rooter and the Headmaekr foresaw that there was • brilliaut career hebre him. His nature note book and rapid kkageb. tog Ogle at school are still in the poseesaion of Mr Humphrey., heed teacher. Muse lase• tog forbad ...

... NATURE NOTES. The l>Uck-he*d*tl gull* *everal handled* in iiomi«r *rri»*d «t their pue* shore Corwen, Wednes lsy, sod mach interest wss taken in the dock, when it slighted Inrg* field near Careen station to feed. The a> rirsl of the birds, few days earlier ...

... and not recklessly strain it attem|iiing to sing in large hall. raining voice means the beginning of tlie end. One pure, natural note is joy fur ever, but falselio note is the ghost departed sweetness. 1 can explain what I mean bcUor making rather trite ...

... CAMBRIAN GOSSIP. A correspondent in Nature Notes' fcr August, draws attention to a stone now used as a gate post in the Vale of Conway, which has on it a series of curious parallel slanting lines, anent which she seeks some information. Does anyone know ...

... sad end of Henry Edwards, Dean of Bangor, is forgotten, there will not be lacking illustrations of the frailty of human nature. NOTES AND COMMENTS. Om our sixth page appears a All report of the sad death of the Deals of Bangor, as well as particulars of ...

... Cottage, Llandegat; 3, Robert D. Richards, Angorfa, Llandegai ; 4, Richard Rogers, Trefelin Cottage, Llandegai. For set of nature notes the prize winners were:-1, Arthur Davies Jones, Tymaen, Llandegai ; 2, G. H. Richards, Angorfa, Llandegai ; 3, W. G. Hughes ...