... the East Lancashire Territorial staff was removed from Hulme to the precent more central pesition in Deansgate. To-day’s Nature Note: As yet, writes Mr S. Banks, of Portsmouth, near Todmorden, we have not had much spring weather. To-day March is in its ...

... £42292 Maternity benefit.. 205 .. 1,237 £49,208 £43,529 Thus the claims are £5,679 in excess of the expectation. To-day’s Nature Note: In the “ Scotsman this week a correspondent mentions a case of co-operative bird-nes®ng in which he found a nest with three ...

... economical power than electricity in the workini of certain lengths of tramways in towns other than Morecambe, To-day's Nature Note, by B. Banks, Pottsmouth, near Todmorden): December is with us, giving us a little sunshine, a little gloom, with rain and ...

... sedge warbler was once mistaken at Itishton for the bird of sweeter voice, and duly honoured crowded audiences. To-day’s Nature Note: All Nature (writes Mr S, Xianks, of Portsmouth, near Todmor ...

... difficulty, apart altergther from questions of policy, j which these engaged in the work have ex- Iperieuccd. second To-day's Nature Note. Mr S. Banks writes from (*alder Vale: With November nearing the end, we have had a cold touch of the thin east wind ...

... Smithson, and the latter not seek. ing re-eleiAiott, Mr Ogden fills his place as t; w•Sialt burgess auditor. ulTo-day's Nature Note: A day or two ago tOrites Mr S. Batas, the Todmorden naturalfit) I had the pbeasure of seeing various kinds lingering summer ...

... into use this season. All the 'sub.'-ucription greens have a full list of mem' bers and commodious pavilions. - To-day's Nature Note.—Mr 8. Banks, who is on a visit to the Lake District, writes: Green fields and meadows of shimmering green and myriad flowers ...

... on its monetary coutributions to the national funds, and there is again canse for congratulation this year. - Today’s Nature Note: Mr 8. Banks, the Todmorden naturalist, writes: I do hope my readers have shown some practical sympathy of late with the ...

... Smith (Liberal), newsagent, Canning-street; Mr John Holden (Conservative), grocer; and Mr Pcter Sharratt (Soc). To-day’s Nature Note; Since the earth has been flooded with warm sunshine (writes Mr S. Banks, Portsmou near Todmorden), various flowers have ...

... and from it. It has been calculated that an operative spinner in looking after his mules walks 30 miles per day. To-day’s Nature Note: The outlook yesterday (writes Mr 8. Banks, the Todmorden naturalist) was very wintry, snow falling and the icicles hanging ...

... to work or coming back home; Everything's Bent for aometbing that's good, Whether at work or out in the wood. To-day's Nature Note: a country ramble (writes Ur J. Holden, of Every-street, Brierfietd) during the week-end I came across the spotted flycatcher ...

... interest of £468; Eliza Booth's bequest, with interest, £290; cash in the bank, £214; and donations promised, £619. To-day’s Nature Note: In the seasonable weather of the last few days (writes Mr S. Danks,of Portsmouth, near Todmorden) flowers have open«d their ...