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... Within the recollection of living people nightingales have been heard in Hyde-park. The Eev. Leonard Blomfield, who, says Nature Notes, has probably observed British birds for a longer time than any living English naturalist, sends our contemporary the following ...
... owners with the cost. This concluded the business of the Board. The Sbldobne Society has very interesting collection of Nature Notes for the members’ September perusal. The whole of the contents will repay reading, « °f the most pleasing items being John ...
... R. W. Deane, 20th Lancashire Fusiliers, and Harriett, second daughter of Mr. J. G. Blencowe, J.P., of Bineham, Chailey. Nature Notes,” the Selborne Society’s monthly periodical, has some varied reading in the October number. Most of the subjects are in ...
... 32 3.5 BOWLING AVERAGES. Innings Runs Wickets Avrge E. Kenward 10 181 47 J. T. Wright 10 174 35 31 W. Walters 38 5 7.3 Nature Notes,” the organ of the Selborne Society, has essay on the poet Thomson by Lionel Johnson in the current issue. It is furnished ...
... well look after the young folk and train them to a b>ve of the animal and plant life they so often thoughtlessly destroy. Nature Notes for 1892 is a volume of high excellence, and can be read over and over again. Another West Sussex Bubglabt.—The enterprising ...
... on—bnt the date of the affair is fixed for Midsummer Day, June 34th. It is probable that a very enjoyable 44 program (vide Nature Notes) will be formulated. Contributions from New Zealand and Tasmania interestingly describe wild and bird life in those far*off ...
... sang, and the Benediction pronounced* the meeting separated. * atcbe Notes.” —Among the articles in tb*; current issue of Nature Notes,” the Selborne Society* monthly journal, is not uncalled-lor denunciation of the abase of advertising. This editorial article ...
... FresemtiTe, BCPPUBU TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA. Athjbrtht Itriginal, and sett that »//»** get nthe- t.ady correspondent Nature Notes, while staying recently the little Tillage of Churchill, Somerset, beard a talking canary. The bird belongs to a Mrs. Buckland ...
... they will forego their rebellious instincts as soon as persecution ceases to give them an impetus. Tiie current nnmber of Nature Notes contains reference to the “gopher of Florida, a specimen of which wss brought to this country last summer by Mr. M. E ...
... great force that his cheat was badly hart,and he received a serious injury toon* of bis eyes. He qniokly received medical M Nature Notes in its current issue draws to the encroachment by golfers the various open spaces near London, and especially to the ...
... M. Hargreaves then introduced novelty in the shape of whistling song,“Come to the Woods” (Simpson), which imitated the natural note* of several British songsters to perfection. The effort waa accorded deserved encore. The next item on the programme was ...
... played on the ground of the latter, who won by an innings and 81 runs. Score:— Asbnrst Wood, 120; West Hoathly, and 40. Nature Notes.’*— The May number this migsslue is foil of interesting information to all lovers of nature. Amongst the varied contents ...