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... A TALKING CANARY A CORRESPONDENT of Nature Notes gives an account of. Churchill, Somerset. The bird of a talking canary seen recentlyin the little vil toa Backland, wife of a gardener living in Charchill. * Joey ” came came into when only six weeks old ...
... A BENEVOLENT CAT. “Tue following curious the Ret. White, of Lemsden Vicarage, in Nature Notes, “has recently benevolence,” writes onme under my notice. An old cat, aged about fourteen years, has for the last ve yeare taken the chickens uf an old Bramab ...
... districts aud kirk sesston Of Robertson and Edinburgh Eve Dispensa ti £100 each; minister | Mr P. Lewis, Hereford, sends to Nature Notes an tnot expect much support from Ireland mvolved in the present disastrous dispute. These | emorial Church, to be | of ...
... committed because he had only £30,000 left. Srx persons have been killed and injured by a cyclone in Birming! A waiter in Nature Notes tells an of a flock of starlings chasing a hawk, which, made good its score ever ine year, when in a match Peal] be made ...
... light works. ies of moths never eat after attain- @ perfect stata y have no mouths, and i bu ta few hours, A wrrrenr in Nature Notes tells an interesting story of a flock of starlings chasing a hawk, which, evidently frightened, made escape. is a laundry ...
... living things , whether moTin ; in sea or air or on earth—in short , he is something of a nature-poet as well as a taker of nature-notes . Tha pleasure o { a walk by the Eca ortheriFer side . or along the hedgerows or over the moors of his native county will ...
... mo me! T ask you, senor, you are?’ “I am a beggar, , and asked you for alms '” THE SHEEP AND HER BLIND LAMB. Awarrer in Nature Notes for this month tells a pretty story of a mother with twin lambs, one ot ich seemed quite different from the other. He others ...
... last days of the unfortunate MUMMY WHEAT. tion of certain purchases morphine by the the President: anzious for efforts in Nature Notes destroy the “vulgar error” that of wheat which have been af another moment pained her, she eaid ; then her borom enclosed ...
... out just at the present moment. The inquest disclosed some other matters, which were not merely inferences; and these I naturally noted with care, in view of anything else that might ensue. It disclosed, for instance, that my wretched victim's name was Ralph ...
... IN the December number of Nature Notes will be found a very interesting contribution by Mr. John D. Batten on Bats. He has kept and watched several of these creatures, and, among other curious things, he observed that the common bat is practically blind ...
... which , in turn , had noteworthy effects upon vegetable and animal life in field , river , and garden . Mixed with these nature . notes are not less welcome reminiscences of artists who , like Mr Leslie , were devoted lovers and students of flowers and their ...
... Hawtrey's reforms as Headmaster in the school and especially in College. Of the reforms in the school Mr. St. John Thackeray naturally notes the abolition of Montem as being the most important as well as the last. There was, of course, great and powerful opposition ...