Weasels And A Motor-car.
(To THE EDITOR. OF TIE " SPECTATOR."] Stn, —The following extract from n. letter received a few days ago may interest you and your readers :- "When we were driving down Frant......
Poetry.
THE RIVER HOUSE. FROM tower that seemed in sunset living stone, From shining tower and happy glowing tree, From russet roofs with the last glories burned, Out to the watermeads......
Badgers.
(TO THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOR2] Sia,—Your interesting article on " Badger Ways " reminds me of an amusing incident which occurred about fifty years ago. Two of my brothers,......
Clerical Stipends.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR.") SIR,—I feel I cannot let "Churchman's" letter, published in your issue of July 30th, go by without comment. He compares the state of the......
(to Vas Editor Of Tel " Spectitor."1
Sta,—All naturalists will be delighted with your excellent article on "Badger Ways" signed by Mr. Douglas Gordon. His hypothesis as to animals generally possessing a sixth......
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