... like the British public, to appreciate the bicycle? I am inclined to think they are (writes Dr. Charles Plowright in Nature Notes ''). Certainly one catches many more glimpses of bird life when on the wheel than the uninitiated would expect. It seems ...

... STORY OF A ROBIN. Mr. Peter Lewis, of Hereford, sends to Nature Notes a remarkable anecdote of a robin who formed an attachment to two maiden ladies, sisters of Squire Jones, of Pyle. Whenever these ladies walked out in the country their robin would accompany ...

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... outside examiner. The rest of the examination we conducted ourselves. The examiner's report Is of a very complimentary nature, noting•weakness here and there which we shall do our best to remedy in the future. Of the history examination, the examiner as ...

... outside ; examiner. The rest of the examination we conducted ourselves. The examiner's report is of • very complimentary nature, noting a weakness here and there which we shell do our best to remedy in the future. Of the his- . tory examination, the examiner ...