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... NATURE NOTES. This par, says a writer in Sketch, almost everything has appeared before its time. The water-weeds are coming upquite thickly. And when you are looking fur the water-our ewe Is quite possible that your attention will be arrested by a marvellous ...
... NATURE NOTES. (By W. N. SARLL .) GINGER. A TRUE STORY, NOW FjRST TOLD. To-morrow being Armistice Day our thoughts will be of the thousands who nobly laid down their lives in the service of King and country during the Great War. Throughout the length ...
... opportunity occurs. The kingfisher has suffered from three wasting causes, Bytishing, famine, and finery, observes a writer in Nature Notes. As to the first, a curious Nemesis befalls him. As he has caught fish in his life, his dead feathers, made into artificial ...
... these medicaments has anything deleterious in its composition ; both are essentially purifying and strengthening in their nature. NOTES AND COMMENTS. Team is a dbficieacy for the past year in the funds of the Mansheirt livapital of about LW. This is to be ...
... means. The iris's Naturalist, a new monthly periodical somewhat resembling that excellent little organ of the Selborniares, Nature Notes, deserves a word of welcome both on Its own account and because it is the first publication of the kind that has made its ...
... issue from the new colliery chimney for the first time on tfmpire Day. This was a coincidence, but not a celebration. A NATURE NOTE.—This season the gorse is flowering most profusely. The great masses of yellow bloom on the roadsides present a dazzling ...
... quaint charm and fascination to us. though perhaps if we had stayed there long it would have soon bored us. Stich is human nature. NOTE OU £3 worth 1/0 weekly. £ 5 ,9 - 1 / 6 £lO „ - 2/6 „ ...
... Church-street, shows that over £4O has been subscribed. The (lumber Park Monthly ,Magazine contains the following interesting nature note:— I was cycling one day along one of the most beautiful of all the Sherwood Forest roads, when a rabbit made its appearance ...
... illness. It ix many years since Blythe took her +eat for the first tim,• round the Board table, and her ab.enr,• was naturally noted. The oldest member in years of service is 31r. S. W. Skelton. His most useful work is on the As.C.smcnt Committee in whose ...
... AS A NATURAL PROTECTION One of the most wonderful features of Nature, Bays J. M. Johnson, the writer of a prize-winning Nature Note in the than Paper, is the way it preserves the uses of the weaker and more helpless animals, birds, fish, reptiles, &c. ...
... sent by the following:— of their reepective departments, and terhance , of His Majesty a subjects. Here is a delightful Nature note:— Mr. J. was the bounden duty of the company with hymn Tenter,' &go. •• • And to-day a yellow crocus has floweredand i ...