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... THE MOLOCH 0‘,!:‘l FASHION. T Nature Notes prints sn appeal to the clergy which bas just been Mbyth%midyhfio% of Birds. It is from the pen of Mr. W. H, Hudson, and one passage runs: “In the case of some species of birds which are being extirpated, or made ...
... materials carefully observed, the number and marking of the vnm«l,tbonio more real pleasure (says Mr. F. . Ashley, writing in Nature Notes) in leaving everything as you found it, and listening to the bappy chirruping of the little owners :Jouufiu.thn-n be got ...
... A PONY'S INTELLIGENCE. A correspondent writes from Abbotsbury to Nature Notes : “The other day when we were having lunch we heard a strange scratching sound, and then as if someone were !rxing to turn the handle of the door. Our housemaid went and opened ...
... or who inve. during the preceding 10 years, received relief from the parish, or who bave been convicted of mendicancy. NATURE NOTES. A fino specimen of the aloo tree is now (observes the Daily Graphic) in full bloom in Miss Gibson’s garden, Hill House ...
... appreciated by those whe are ignorant of the exact workings of that great d;Pr'.m;nt of the State. Let us (says a writer in Nature Notes) draw aside for a moment the veil which divides the official from the unofficial world. We will sup that a parcel of frogs ...
... welfare of her realm. GOOD NEWS FOR WILD BIRDS. Under the heading * Good News for Wild Birds,” Mr. John Pedder writes to Nature Notes to point ouf the means by which the Home Secretary can act for the protection of wild birds when applied to by the County ...
... as may be designated, or they may commute this by a money payment based on the actual value of their time. A wriTer in Nature Notes, calling attention to * the iniquity of rooting up wild flowers to sell them to English dealers,” says he could name a ...
... contemporary the following note on the ntfl'm: “The author of the article on ‘Some London Birds, in the recent numbers of Nature Notes, may like to know that I remember hearing nightingales not infrequently in Hyde-park when I was a boy—i.c., in the first ...
... conveyed him to the hos- THE WILD CATTLE OF CADZOW. From an interesting article on the wild cattle of Cadzow Forest in Nature Notes—which, by the way, we nsnt to see is losing the competent editorship of Mr, James Britten, F.L.S.—we gather that the Hamilton ...