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... Dollar Magazine, which he edited for removal of cattle. of merit, and will repeat their performances many years, his Nature Notes being a at the Scottish Final Festival in the Lyric special feature. To his initiative the town . Theatre, Glasgow, on ...
... the office a guinea Camera, which he got for 14s. Cherry's brother was a naturalist, and . was in the habit of writing nature notes for the magazines; the new camera owner began to take photographs of the birds and animals about which his brother wrote ...
... damage, and that the onlv defence a landowner has is his power of obtaining interdict. The subjects discussed are many, nature notes being necessarily prominent. Among the themes are British Forestry, Birnam Wood, Summer Tide in a Highland Forest, Animal ...
... for types. the lettcrpiess there is an interesting description of the evolution of the English house and garden, and, naturally, notes on the life of the people. a foreword Lord Conway of Allington says that the economic urgency manifested ali over the ...
... the Abbey and smashed up the waxvorks in order to despoil them of their rich dothing. A specially attractive article is ' Nature Notes from No-Man's Land, S. Williams. ...
... insatiate thirst 0 lead the world in watchfulness. No matter if the voice he hears Is qut some joker in the wood, His little nature note appears ' To yield a pleasant interlude. The man who hears that bird in March Is much too late and much too slow, For long ...
... Nature Note A ROBIN’S DISPOSITION The fact that a robin will not tolerate another robin on the special piece of ground it has marked out for itself—part of a large garden, the whole of a small one, or a portion of park or woodlandinduces the argument ...
... A Nature Note THE UNFOLDING BUD There is something really wonderful about this commonplace announcer of the coming of spring. During the winter months there has been just a brown scaly protuberance giving no hint of the exquisite internal arrangement ...
... from GreenwiCHh; _ - First Newgs.' including Weather Fore et scia‘slt ;t' B{xl}ietin for Farmers. : nterlude. : 6.30— Nature = Notes—(l) e“lrgf;gict in nsects,” . Hu b Rt 6.45—(-)‘;g‘he ,T%eatre,” gby S. R. Little w . . 7.5-7.2s—The Foundations of Music: ...
... Signal from Greenwich; The ' First News, including Weather Fore~ cast; Bulletin for Farmers. 6.2s—lnterlude. - - 6.3o—Nature Notes—(2): “How Birds - Learn to Fly,” by Cher?' Kearton. « +6.46—“ The Cinema,” by Alistair Cooke. 7.5-7.2s—The Foundations ...
... o—Time Signal from Greenwich; g’he First News, including Weather Foreeast; Bulletin for Farmers. 6.2s—lnterlude. 6.30—“ Nature Notes—(3) Hunters and Hunted,” by Alan Best. 6.45— The Theatre,” by S. R. Littlewood. 7.5-7.2s—The Foundations of Music: Bach ...
... his Orchestra. 6.o—Time Signal from Greenwich ; the Fir:t News, including Weather Forecast. - Y 6.2s—lnterlude. ...