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... thought earnestly—.the 12 or 14 perorations ol Mr. Hume to every apeecb the veteran delivers—all these may be matters of good-natured note, but they have, of course, little to do with oratory. There are aome earnest men, chiefly young, who are “coming-up, and ...
... about twelve years ago, and had two manuals, great and choir, she compass being 0 0 to C (the lower octave short,) the natural notes ebony, and the fiats and sharps white. The black keys at this date were worn quite hollow from use. The great organ contained ...
... be etrengtleseeel and cal- Need thereby. Children must be led up to the truth. The teaching of was thoroughly .4 that nature ' note his parable*. leas -DS must drawn from .- thine.. No narrow theory would lad. I'lley mil-.t not. x pre children to he too ...
... drunk would. perhaps. give odes« to bar onsitive coal; but he was certainly I in that condition which mania • ((corgis'' Nature note endinate,and an nature non ditfinalt to coat Ito did not mope without injury ; bat the injury mu terativly light to wbat ...
... Messrs Stutterd, Beale, Hartley, and Walford took part; the latter thought the terraces of the Bear Garden to be probably natural. Notes on local museums and museum work were then given by Messrs. Stutterd, J. H. Beale, and E. Walford. Mr. Stutterd referred ...
... omission of single dot. hi chill o hi 1 d «= child The Names of Garden Plante. The Rev. Percy Myles, 8.A., F.L.S. (editor of “Nature Notes”), lecturing on “The Names of Garden Plants,” stated that in the case many plants the popular names were entirely deceptive ...
... of single dot. - Chill ••••'•• e hi I - child The Names of Cardan Plants. The Rev. Percy Myles, 8.A., F.L.S. (editor of ■Nature Notes*)', lecturing on “The Names of Garden Plants,* stated that in the esse of many plants the popular names were entirely deceptive ...
... sacred to all Sclbornians, will the news that its present occupiers maintain the traditions of the spot. In a letter to Nature Notes, Mrs. Chase Parr tells how the birds and other creatures are still regularly fed in winter from Gilbert White’s “summer ...
... OUR YOUNG FOLKS' LETTER rnz FLYING INITIRRIL. The Children's Column of the &lborni &cid v's Magazine, Nature Notes, contains a few remarks upon the flying squirrel. There is at the prevent moment one of these animals at the Zoological Gal dens in ...
... in moving he walks or runs rather than crawl.. A naturalist, however, finds even the natterjack interesting. Writing in Nature Notes Mr. J. A. Eirdell says: Over 15 years ago, I and other members of our country local' Science Gossip Society' found the ...
... She is young and handsome, gases at von with limpid blue eyes, and speaks in tones of gentle sympathy. Her observer naturally notes her beautiful hair. It wavy and black; and, with true artistic sense, Mrs. Tweedie arranges it in what has been described ...
... it much harder to say not at home, or call in.' to a lady than to one of their own sex. This the authorities have naturally noted, and we need not he surprised if we find the business of rate-collecting entrusted almost entirely to persuasive maids ...