... gentlewoman 11:11n Nature Notes from the Highlands. opposite directi 7andher however, lay in the At a corner in the fence dividing two properties / came suddenly upon three hinds. One lea ed the fence, which was not four fee:ah turned back at once, but ...

... number of July 22 entitled South Africa at the Imperial Institute. It is a very creditable production. A lady writes to Nature Notes (John Bale & Sons) telling of a talking canary which she has discovered in a Somersetshire village. His range of vocabulary ...

... details as tend only to feed offensive curiosity concerning the private life or doings of an interviewer. A 4 as. mentions in Nature Notes (John Bale & Sons) that some young hemp seedlings inserted in her garden in May of last year attained to the grand height ...

... ) ; G.H.8.N.A.A. (Idle Hour ) ; The Photographs of C. i. Lanzworthy ( The Burley ) ; Articles on Bet Keeping and Nature Notes (' The Firenze ) Moderna, by Olive Green (The Firenze ). AMATEUR MAGAZINES REVIEWED. The Firenze (Olive Green) ...

... Mr. Edward Vizetelly's account of how he became a Etashi-Bazouk is too readable to be passed over. A PLEA put forward in Nature Notes (John Bale & 1-1 . Sons) for bird sanctuaries in London parks will, I have no doubt, meet with wide approval. The writer ...

... Plain Advice about Life Insurance (Longmans & Co., 39, Paternoster-row). Helpful is the best word to apply to it. In Nature Notes (John Bale & Sons) the Earl of Stamford writes on some relics of Gilbert White. Many clergymen, we know, preach purchased ...

... Queen and Mr. Gladstone, in addition to bright articles. Mr. Henry Murray's clever story, A Man of Genius, is concluded. Nature Notes (John Bale & Sons) is a little magazine of considerable interest to all lovers of Nature in her many departments. This ...

... cock-sure young man who paints a little and dictates about art, because he tells tales upon canvas. A CORRESPONDENT to Nature Notes (John Bale & Sons) -r -1 - records that a kingfisher was recently seen on the river Ravensbourne, near the Ladywell Recreation ...

... cannot follow the writer in her various proposals; if you want to know what they are, you must refer to The Review itself. Nature Notes (John Bee & Sons), under the editorship of Mr. James Britten, F.L.S., appeals to every lover of animated nature. It is ...

... more ephemeral. I fancy be would have much sympathy with the objects of the little magazine that first takes my notice. Nature Notes (John Bale & Sons), under the editorship of Mr. James Britten, is always welcome to the lover of country life. The main ...

... and are never dull. One specially appreciato. the opportunity of becoming acquainted with the work? foreign journalists. Nature Notes, the Selborne Societ magazine, is well carrying on the work identified with tells of caraeeorf r e of pe, Gtiltbheert harvest ...

... aq tatic. M usual, its rich colour work is a conspicuous feature which is sure to meet with commendation. The editor of Nature Notes (John Ba'e & Sons) attacks St. Getrge's Vestry for neglecting the trees in streets under its jurisdiction. Certainly, if ...