... work, in spite of blnermns and green leaves, to devote herself entirely to please tin with colours (says a writer in Nature Notes 1. but now the shoot has hardened, the bark looks ' , trained at the %alms, the blossom has produced seed. the corn been ...

... plentiful, but the winter was mild. The Royal Meteorological Society has, it is true, a department which studies and collates Nature notes, supplied by about one hundred and twenty observers in various parts of the country. But they have not yet completed more ...

... number of parents and others attended the school at High Wray to the distribution of prizes to the success. .cholars for nature notes and 'to assay on Judaea& lialaligh. 31 ra. Richardson (Balt N ray) presided. The vicar (Rev. H. 11. Introduced the subject ...

... not build a nest of its own, and as to how many eggs one female lays 'during a season. True, says Mr. W. P. Westell in Nature Notes, we have by this time exploded the altogether erroneous statement that the bird lays its eggs in the nest of the species ...

... subject. Some of her publications were issued by Mr. George Middleton, printer, Ambleside. The deceased contributed the Nature Notes to the Wed/- • as well as the series of articles on Rydal and its holdings, which appeared recently She had pursued ...

... these beautifi.: birds do not seem to have suffered in the least, and, according to a letter from Dr. Be., which appears in Nature Notes, the birds have been singing merrily for some months past. lam not sufficiently acute to perceive what benefit is to accrue ...

... ozottinity will st s o b r i t3 be provided hope on of the and our p is that the proceeds will te worthy of the pariah. Nature Notes. A contemporary trued eloquent net over the beautiful bloom and wonderful dice of bluebells which the early summer let ...

... Carter’s Little Liver Pillsmust bear fac-simile of signature Brent Good, Bo sure and look for this signature, LAKELAND NATURE NOTES. FIRST SPRING TOUCHES. Standing under the old hazel-tree by the river as early as February sth, we are tempted teo ask ...

... business at Dalton and Barrow. had been ailing for sumo time, was 51 years of ago, and leaves widow and seven children. NATURE NOTES.—Mrs. Camon, Garth Row, Lowick, found a specimen of tho small elephant hawk moth near tho Knott, Blawith, on Wednesday ...

... there on Thureday rdéens tom and allowed to png fe Tr, y nu iss Tay~ ct uate teacher lor. Mrs. Richardson also izes for nature note books which the scholars dur- the year. In upper division Gib son won first, Maggio Dun! Cissie Sawford third. In the lower ...

... INSTITUTE.--The moue Cluistrom Milord hirdlesp for a cue and case hos only jag, tormioattd. The wiona was Mr. G. Hair. NATURE NOTE:E.—On :11..,niay a squirrel was peen making ita way down Church Street, Ambled/a. Just now the robins ara very tame. Thera ...

... almost invisible, pierced with three holes and an aperture at either extremity. The player, therefore, has four open or natural notes at command, all the rest being formed in an artificial manner and with extraordinary ingenuity. Signor Pic jo has contrived ...