... practically without end, one six haindred years old is. to all intents and purposes. as good as new. PURLEY BEECITILB.—“ Nature 'Notes, the magazine of the Selborne Society. takes up the case for the purchase of Purley Beeches. Of the £5.400 required. only ...

... very riett. lint on several I bast noticed the back seats when there • of in front. what is the nor onv , ker A writer in Nature Notes tells an ex. which should interest t. of the ..ccult. Mr. Francis Starrier, Pepiow•itafl, ~ear Market Drayton. a mil. ...

... during the out er holiday, Miss Gray; )(ism Ursula Potter; 3, .Miss Amy Inglis; consolation, IMi-s Margaret Slack. Set of Nature Notes in the Form of a Diary—Miss Amy Inglis. Recitation (muter 16 years.-1. Nis. J. Edridge; is , nsolation. Miss Ella Rogers ...

... of the births and deaths of members of Gilbert White's The photographs illustrated an article in the August number of Nature Notes. i'OUTH WARD RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION. — The first quarterly meeting of this association was held on Thursday evening at ...

... Saloon; Mess Heade, prim for ce Mr. aett 31:s. Joan Yates of Woodside. of thoesands: but felt that England could end National Nature Notes, E. Moore; Mice Marshall's QUEEN MARY NEEDIer:WORK GUILD. have taken no other ',moo to delved her Anthems. sant a epeciel ...

... PURLEY. PUELEY BEECHES the vlll'll4l/ issue of Nature Notee there are two references to the Purler Beeches Preservation Fund. Encouraged by the success that attended the efforts of the Cmydon- branch in assisting to secure Croham-hurst from the builder ...

... contains an excellent portrait of Mr. Jabs: Balfour, who was at one time a member of the Board. A portrait of Mr. Balfour is naturally note pleasing thing just now to hang in a board-room, and if it were alone, it would no doubt be consigned to the cellar But ...