... and his soldiers tame with a rush carrying tue position. •'Tire Nature Lover.” friendly rival of.the Selborne Society Nature Notes has made its appearance. is a new quarterly review published by LUiot Stock at the price of a shilling, and bears the title ...

... EXTRAORDINARY, STORY OF ROBIN. Mr Peter Lewis, of Hereford, sends to Nature Notes a marvellous, yet apparently well-authenticated. anecdote of A ROBIN WHO FORMED A DECIDED ATTACHMENT to two maiden ladies, sisters of Squire Jones, of Pyle. Wheresoever ...

... visitors into bis garden see his “feathered friends.” Among friends privileged was Mr James Sartin, who tells the readers of “Nature Notes” that “the blackbirds, tbrusbes, tits, sparrows, pigeons, kc., would hover nbout the kind old gentleman, parch on bis bat ...

... salubrity. Mr Kogan Paul the publisher is also author; and the Selbome Society’s Magazine he has just published an essay on Nature Notes in Tennyson’s Poetry which is excellent reading. It is pointed out that the laureate owes his popularity in large measure ...

... nobler idea of life than to bring their folly into the law courts.” But, then, the couple of whom Mr W. W. Midgley writes in Nature Notes are not man and woman but swans. The romance in swanlife recorded Bolton Museum rather curious in its way, as, 1 need not ...

... Benevolence.— The following curious instance feline benevolence, writes the Rev. Gilbert White, of Lerosd.n Vicarage, iu Nature Notes, has recently come under my notice. An old tabby cat, aged 11 years, has for the last five taken the chickens of old Brahma ...

... deals with the tobaequent relations of husband and wife. MICE ASP MUBIC.-A nice little animal Htry is given this month Nature Notes, Much raises the interesting question whether ■tee have fondness for music. It contributed hj musician, who says ** One ...

... undermined,’’ say the Commissioners of Woods and Forests ; therefore with it as dangerous nuisance. As Mr Archibald Clark, in Nature Notes observes, everything in this world that is worth preserving needs repair and protection now and then, and Kew Eyot has ...

... tbetatie Bes Tmnhpfts The volume, whch had been eagerly awa& appeared° last week, and the edition was exhausted immediately. Nature Notes prints delightful sonnet by Mr Robert Bridges, most appropriate to the present season. While yet we wait for Spline. bom ...

... AN HISTORICAL SERMON. The Earl of Stamford, Nature Notes, has account of some relics of Gilbert White, now in the possession of the vicar Lensden, South Devon. There is letter to his sister-in-law, dated Selborne, and water-colour drawing of the Hermitage ...

... full amount of damages clairaec. an Egyptian Opinion of English Lady.— Writing of their friend. Miss Marianne North, in Nature Notes, and Mrs G. A. quote the following quaint appreciation of her character on the part ot an Egyptian pilot, with whom during ...

... feathered creatures the shrine of femiaine vanity : but tbs Selbocns Society, may gathered from certain observations in Nature Notes,” are cot entirely propitiated. It has been argued by compromising vegetarians that tbe custom of enticing people t# eat ...