... ihese, interesting as thes are, fall into the sliade whien comipared ?? which has been taught not only to lay aside its natural notes ntsd sing various airs with great exactness, but to chatter away with aii the v olubilify a;d much of the quaintness of ...

... bullfinches you so much wanted, and I recommend the bullfinches to your imitation. Bullfinches, yoa must know, have no natural note of their own, and never sing, unless taught; but will learn tanes better than any other birds. This they do by attention ...

... about lullot a perch, flutter their wings, and move their benlks, while emnitt(lag tusictil sounds in mutation of their natural note. A tountail constructed of spiral gulise pltys in the centre. Beneath the cace is u clock which sets the whole ii motion ...

... attuned to the full compass and power of the nightingale. The effect was most pleasing, although of course not equal to the natural notes of this bird, not one of which he retained. Indeed many birds are almost, if not entirely, imitative, and, in default of ...

... Danny Mali and Mr . J. BLarnlhila, as Kyrle Daly. The Eily O'Connor of Miss Lizzie lnleinhardt was a iseritorious piece of natural noting. Miss Vining, Rs Ann Chute, eind Mrs. L. Courtenay, as Mrs. l'Creganl, wvere also cominensdable, T/icllyfsgJih was li ...

... work of Mr. John Bishop, and does him credit, After this the scales of the concertina with 48 notes are given. All the natural notes are white, the sharps and flats black, as in the pianoforte. Directions for regulating theaction of the bellows are inserted ...

... week as the heroine in the romantic drama of .feanie theses, arid baa been most warmly applauded for her finished and natural noting. MLliss Elicit tienfort also sustained the part of Effie Deens with groat crcdit, and Mesars A. Dampier, C. G. Owen, F ...