... gardens of the Manor House at Little Shelford, near Cambridge, and there is a very interesting account of it in the March Nature Notes. The owner, Mr. Walton, and Ids niece, who take a warm interest in iho.ir feathered friends, discour- age visits from ...

... he left the siding, and the fireman had an excellent view of it. A nice little animal story is giveu in this month's Nature Notes,''' which raises the interesting ?uestion whether mice have a fondness for music. t is contributed by a musician, wbo says ...

... the three volumes of the society's Transactions and of clearing everything up. Mr. W. H. Harris, Ealing, records in Nature Notes a remarkable instance of frugality in bees. The recent extremely rainy weather seems to have suggested to his bees ...

... that it is the 293 rd language and dialect into which the Bible has been translated. Mr. W. H. Harris, Ealing, records in Nature Notes a remarkable instance of frugality' in bees. The recent extremely rainy weather seems to have suggest e ...

... all probability the servant's —fleeing as for dear life itself for a clean apron or a smarter cap. He was not a man to naturally note much of the ways or doings of maid-servants ; but this rapid flight of the gaant woman who served his tenant struck him ...

... to these Instu- ments are : — 1. All the tones and Semitones produced by the Pat. Nt Lever are quite as perfect as the natural notes on he Instrument. 2. The invervals in the Diotonic and ChbomjU-C Scales are perfect, the compass greater, and the n ost ...