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# The First Part of the True and Honorable Historie of the Life of Sir John Oldcastle/Prologue

The Prologue.
He doubtful Title (Gentlemen) prefixt Vpon the Argument we haue in hand, May breede suspence, and wrongfully disturbe The peacefull quiet of your setled thoughts: To stop which scruple, let this briefe suffise. It is no pamperd glutton we present, Nor aged Councellor to youthfull sinne, But one, whose vertue shone aboue the rest, A valiant Martyr, and a vertuous peere, In whose true faith and loyaltie exprest Vnto his soveraigne, and his countries weale: We striue to pay that tribute of our Loue, Your fauours merite, let faire Truth be grac'te, Since forg'de inuention former time defac'te.
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# The First Three-Men's Song

originally published in The shoemaker's holiday, and often recited separately; more commonly known as The Merry Month of May
O the month of May, the merry month of May,  So frolic, so gay, and so green, so green, so green! O, and then did I unto my true love say:  "Sweet Peg, thou shalt be my summer's queen!
 Now the nightingale, the pretty nightingale,  The sweetest singer in all the forest's choir, Entreats thee, sweet Peggy, to hear thy true love's tale;  Lo, yonder she sitteth, her breast against a brier.
 But O, I spy the cuckoo, the cuckoo, the cuckoo;  See where she sitteth: come away, my joy; Come away, I prithee: I do not like the cuckoo  Should sing where my Peggy and I kiss and toy."
O the month of May, the merry month of May,  So frolic, so gay, and so green, so green, so green! And then did I unto my true love say:  "Sweet Peg, thou shalt be my summer's queen!"
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# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/McNalty, Lieut-Colonel George William

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​Mcnalty, Lieut-Colonel George William, M.D., L.R.C.S.I., F.R.C.S.I., C.B. (1897); b. 1837; s. of G. W. Mcnalty; educ: at Dublin, Wiesbaden and London; joined the Army Medical Staff, 1863; served in the British Ambulance in the Franco-German War, 1871; Ashanti War, 1873-74; ​Russo-Turkish War; Afghan War, 1878-80; Egyptian War, 1882; Honorary Surgeon to the Viceroy of India; retired, 1892; contributor on medical and surgical subjects to various periodicals. Address: 19, Landsdown Road, Lee, Blacksheath, S.E.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Meyer, Hon’ble Sir William Stevenson

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​Meyer, Hon’ble Sir William Stevenson. B.A., K.C.S.I., (1909), I.C.S.; b. 1860; educ: Blackheath, University College, London; joined service, 1881; attached to Survey Party No. IV, 1884; acted in various capacities in various places; on special duty at Madras for preparing Administration Reports of the Madras Presidency for 1885-86, from 16th September to 15th December 1886; Assistant Secretary to Madras Government, 1886-89; Secretarv, Board of Revenue, Madras, 1890-94; Originator of the ‘Meyer Scheme’ for the redistribution of districts in the Madras Presidency; services placed at the disposal of Government of India as Deputy Secretary in the Financial Branch, 1896-01; Editor, Imperial Gazeteer of India, 1902-04; Secretary, 1905-09; Member of the Decentralization Commission, India, 1907-09; Chief Secretary, Government of Madras, 1899; Member of the Council of the Governor-General, India, 1913; m. Mabel Henrietta, d. of late Major W. W. Jackson, I.A., 1895; (wife died). Address; Delhi, and Simla, India. Clubs: East India United Service.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/McMillan, Alec

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​McMillan, A., M.A., Bar-at-Law, I.C.S. (retired.); 2nd s. of late John McMillan, of Kirkcud, Bright; m. Nellie, d. of James Fortescue Harrison; 1888; educ: Aldenham School. Brasenose College, Oxford; Exhibitioner, Merton College, 1864; 1st in classical Moderations, 1866; joined I.C.S., 1868; Under Secretary to Government, N.W.P., 1874-77; District Judge in Meerut, Agra, Cawnpore and Lucknow, in the years 1884, 1886, 1890 and 1892, respectively; called to Bar (Inner Temple). 1883; Professor of Indian Jurisprudence and Indian History King’s College, London, 1899-02; Consul for the Alpes Maritimes and Manaeo, 1902-10; was instrumental for the erection of Victoria Memorial Hospital at Nice. Publications: Divers Ditties; Portentous prophets prophetesses; Mainly about Robert Bruce; Essence of Ecclesiastic, in Metre of Omar Khayyam; Clubs: Savile, Hurlingham.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/McRae, Colonel Henry Napier

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​McRae, Colonel Henry Napier, C.B. (1831); b. 1851; s. of Surgeon-Major James McRae; entered the Army, 1897, and the Indian Staff Corps, 1874; served in Afghanistan, 1878-80; Bazar Vally Expedition, etc., in the Zhob Vally 1884; Hazra Expedition, 1888; N.W. Frontier, 1897-98; present at the relief of Malakand, Buner; Waziristan Expedition, 1901-02; officiated in Command of the Assam District; A.D.C to H.M. the King, 1901; Colonel on the Staff in India, 1903; Commandant of Assam Brigade, 1901-05; retired, 1909. Address: Corunna, Shorncliffe Road, Folk Stone.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Mehta, Roostumjea Dhunjeebhoy

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​Mehta, Roostumjea Dhunjeebhoy, J.P., C.I.E. (1897), merchant; belongs to the Imperial class of the Parsi Community; b. in Bombay, 1849; o.s. of Dhunjeebhoy Byramjee Mehta; m. Sherene, d. of late Nussarwanjee Shapurjee Bhedwar, 1868; six s. and one d. educ: privately; was a Port Commissioner, Calcutta; 1889-91; Sheriff of Calcutta, 1893; Consul for Persia at Calcutta, 1899-1904; Presidency Magistrate since 1888; Chairman of Alipore Local Board, since its foundation in 1886; Chairman, Maniktolla Municipality, 1900-07. Publication: The Exchange Imbrogilio; many articles in the Press on Railway rates, Address: 55, Canning Street, Calcutta. Club: National Liberal.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Mehta, Sir Phirozsha Maherwanji

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​Mehta, Sir Phirozsha Maherwanji, M.A., C.I.E., (1894), K.C.S.I. , (1904), Bar-at-Law, Bombay; b. at Bombay, 1845; passed B.A., 1864; M.A., 1865; proceeded to England and was there called to the Bar, 1868; returned to India and set up practice in the Bombay High Court; distinguished himself as a lawyer of great ability, in the Tower of Silence Riot case, 1871; read a paper before the East India Association on “the Educa tional System of India”, and another on ‘Municipal Reform’, 1872; entered the Bombay Corporation as Commissioner, 1884; was thrice elected as Chairman of that body; worked for the starting of the Bombay Presidency Association, 18S6; Chairman of the Reception Committee of the Indian National Congress, 1890; elected to the Bombay Legislative Council, 1892; has had the rare privilege of signing in the autograph book of the Princess of Wales, 1906; was elected a Member of Imperial Legislative Council, 1900-02; is a Fellow of the University of Bombay;gave evidence before the Royal Public Services Commission, during the sitting of that body in Bombay, 19:2; enjoyed the rare honor of welcoming Their Imperial Majesties the King Emperor and Queen-Empress, on behalf of the citizens of Bombay, 1911; appointed as Vice-Chancellor, Bombay University, 1915. Address; Bombay, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Mengens. Hon’ble E. G.

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​Mengens. Hon’ble E. G., Nominated Non-Official Member, Imperial Legislative Council of India. Address: Calcutta, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Merwanji, Hon’ble Mr. Cowasjie

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​Merwanji, Hon’ble Mr. Cowasjie, elected Non-official Member, Legislative Council, Burma; took his seat, 1912. Address: Rangoon, Burma.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Meston, Lieut.-General Sir James Scorgie

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​Meston, Lieut.-General Sir James Scroggie, U.P., C.S.I., (1908), K.C.S.I. , (1911), India; b. Old Aberdeen 1885; m. Jennie, o.d. James M'Donald, 1891; educ: Grammar School and University, Aberdeen, Balliol College, Oxford; joined service, 1885; Settlement Officer, 1891-97; Financial Secretary to Government, United Provinces, 1899-1902; Adviser to Governments of Cape Colony and Transvaal on Civil Service Reform, 1904-06; temporary Finance Member of Council, 1908; Member of Imperial Legislative Council, 1909; Lieutenant Governor of U.P, since 1913. Address: Allahabad, U.P., India. Club: East India United Service.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Mewaram, Seth

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​Mewaram, Seth, Rai Bahadur (1911), Banker and merchant, Honorary Magistrate and Member of the Municipal Board of Khurja; b. 1873; educ: at Khurja; belongs to a well-known Jain Family; s. of Rai Bahadur Sith Amlok Ram; has founded an Orphanage for children. Address: Khurja, Bulandsahar, U.P., India.
# The History of Herodotus (Rawlinson)

1910.
    The First Book, Entitled Clio
    The Second Book, Entitled Euterpé
    The Third Book, Entitled Thalia
    The Fourth Book, Entitled Melpomene
    The Fifth Book, Entitled Terpsichore
    The Sixth Book, Entitled Erato
    The Seventh Book, Entitled Polymnia
    The Eighth Book, Entitled Urania
    The Ninth Book, Entitled Calliope
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# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Arogyaswami Pillai, M. G.

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​Arogyaswami Pillai, M. G., B.A., (1880), Rao Bahadur (1914), Chairman, Municipal Council, Coimbatore; s. of Mr. Moses Gnanabaranam Pillai, at one time an Honorary Magistrate, Coimbatore; belongs to a family whose ancestors were in the service of the Tanjore Family as well as in the service of the East India Co.; educ: Coimbatore College, and the Madras Presidency College; entered Government service as Sub-Registrar, 1881; resigned and joined the Coimbatore Bar, 1887; connected with the Coimbatore Municipality as a Councillor for the past many years and now as its Chairman; Honorary Secretary, Town Hall Committee, Coimbatore; Member, Coimbatore College Committee; raised subscriptions for the Coimbatore Coronation Park, himself subscribing Rs. 1,000; contributed Rs. 1,000 for the Coimbatore College Endowment Fund; Rs. 1,000 for the Erode Municipal Hospital; presented a Library to the London Mission High School, Coimbatore; endowed a choultry for the benefit of the Indian Christians. Address: Coimbatore Town, Madras Presidency, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Arcot, The Honourable Ghulam Muhammad All, Khan Bahadur, Prince of

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​Arcot, The Honourable Ghulam Muhammad All, Khan Bahadur, Prince of:- Born Feb. 1882; descended from the old Nawab of Arcot; succeeded his father Muhammad Munawar Ali Khan Bahadur, K.C.I.E., 3rd Jan. 1903; Premier Mahommedan nobleman and acknowledged head of the Muhammadan community of the Madras Presidency: Khan Bahadur 1897; took a prominent part in the Queen’s Proclamation Jubile proceedings, Madras, 1908; K.C.I.E., 1908, President, Mahammedan Educational Conference, 1910; elected by the Mahammadans of Madras to the Imperial Legislative Council 1910. Address: Amir Mahal, Pycroft’s Road, Rayapetth, Madras, S.E.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Arumukham Pillai, M.

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​Arumukham Pillai, M., Rao Bahadur; born 1859; educated at Government and Mission Schools, Karur; entered Government service 1882; rose to the position of Deputy Collector; rendered conspicuous services during the famine of 1891-92, for which he was rewarded by the title of Rao Bahadur in 1892. Address. Tanjore, Madras Presidency.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Arbuthnot, Robert Edward Vaughan

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​Arbuthnot, Robert Edward Vaughon, I.C.S., born, 1871; Offg. Chief Secretary to Government of Burma, 1913; educated at the Merchant Taylor School and St. John’s College, Oxford; Assistant Commissioner, Burma, 1892; U.S. to. Government, 1897-1899; U.S. to Government of India, 1900-1904. Address: Rangoon.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Arthur, Hon’ble Sir Allan

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​Arthur, Hon’ble Sir Allan; nominated Non-official Member, Legislative Council, Bengal; 12th March 1913.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Arthur, S. R.

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​Arthur, S. R.: I.C.S., Senior Collector, Bombay; educated at Charterhouse and New College Oxford; joined service, 1888; Forest Settlement Officer, 1898; Political Agent and Collector, 1905; Senior Collector, Bombay, 1909; on special duty, 1911-12. Address: Bombay.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Arumugam Mudaliar, Themaghudlam Vellore

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​Arumugam Mudaliar, Themaghudlam Vellore, B.A., M.B.C.M., Rao Sahib; Senior Surgeon and Sanitary Commissioner, Mysore State; born 10th April, 1861; joined service, 1877: Civil Surgeon 1st class, 1908, Medical Officer, Victoria Hospital, Bangalore; September, 1905. Address: Bangalore, Mysore State.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Arbuthnot, Sir George Gough

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​Arbuthnot, Sir George Gough, Kt. born, 1818; son of the late A. G. Arbuthnot; educated at Eton; partner in the late firm of Arbuthnot & Co., Bankers & Merchants, Madras; Member of the Madras Legislative Council on different occasions; Fellow of the Madras University; Chairman, Famine Relief Fund of 1900 and a prominent Member of the Madras Chamlber of Commerce; proceeded to England after the failure of his firm in 1906. Address: Carton, Windham.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ariff, The Hon’ble Mr. Ghulam Husain Khasim

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​Ariff, The Hon’ble Mr. Ghulam Husain Khasim; elected non-Official Member, Legislative Council, Bengal; appointed, 8th January, 1913.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Armitage, Frank

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​Armitage, Frank, Commissioner of Police, Madras; born, 1872; joined service as Inspector of Police, Anantapur, 1890; Assistant Superintendent, Malabar, 1895; Principal, Police Training School, Vellore, 1898; Superintendent of Police, Godavari, 1900; Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Madras, 1905; Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Southern Range, Coimbatore, 1909; Special duty in connection with the revision of the Madras Police Orders and the compilation of a Police Order Book for the Madras City Police, 1910; Commissioner of Police, Madras, 1911. Address: Police Commissioner’s Road, Egmore, Madras, S.C.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Balakrishna Ayyar, T. S.

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​Balakrishna Ayyar, T. S. Rao Bahadur; Government Pleader, Coimbatore: born, 1862; Member, Madras Legislative Council, 1909​1912. Address: Coimbatore, Madras Presidency.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Bajpal Chandrabal

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​Bajpal Chandrabal; Talukdar of Kandah; educated at Uneo High School and succeeded to his estates, 1909; belongs to a brahmin family of Oudh; Is a Durbari and an enlightened and popular land-holder. Address: Kardaha, Unao District, United Provinces:
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Bakewell, James Herbert

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​Bakewell, James Herbert, LL.B. (Bar-at-Law), Judge, High Court, Madras; b. 1863; enrolled as Advocate, Madras High Court, 1886; joined service as Deputy Registrar, Original Side of the High Court, 1896 on special duty for revising the rules of the High Court, 1900; in charge of the office of Registrar, Original Side, 1907; Chief Judge, Court of Small Causes, Madras, 1907; Ag. Judge, High Court, Madras, 1909; Acting Additional Judge, High Court, Madras, 1912; confirmed, 1904. Publications: The Presidency Small Cause Courts Acts; Practice in suits on mortgages and for partition. Address: 6, Woodstock, Haddow’s Road, Nungumbaukam, Madras, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Baker, Sir Edward Norman

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​Baker, Sir Edward Norman, K.C.S.I. 1908, C.S.I. 1900; Born, 1857: son of late Arthur Baker; I.C.S., (Retd.) formerly Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal educated at Christ's College, Finchley; joined Bengal Civil Service, 1878; Deputy Commissioner, and then Under-Secretary to Government of Bengal, and to Government of India, Finance Department, 1885; Deputy-Secretary,1892-5; Magistrate and Collector of Customs, Calcutta; Secretary 1902-5; Financial Secretary to the Government of Bengal and Member of Bengal Legislative Council, 1898-1902; Financial Member of the Supreme Council,1905; Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal, 1908-1911. East India United Service and Reform Clubs.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Baillie, Sir Duncan Colvin

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​Baille, Sir Duncan Colvin, K.C.S.I. (1914) C.S.I., (1910); Member, Board of Revenue, United Provinces, since 1907; Member of Lieut. Governor’s Council since 1909; Vice President of Council, 1913; born, Inverness, 1856; son of late Peter Baillie, ship-owner, Inverness; Educated at Inverness Academy. Glasgow Academy, and Edinburgh University; Entered I.C.S., 1879; Assist. Settlement Officer, 1886-89; Superintendent of Provincial Census, 1890-92: Commissioner and Settlement Officer of Rai Bareli, 1892; Director of Land Records and Agriculture, 1895; Magistrate and Collector, 1896; Secretary to Board of Revenue, 1896; Opium Agent, Benares, 1899; Commissioner, 1903; Employed as Member and subsequently President of a Committee on the Canal Colony Administration, Punjab, 1907-08. Publication: Census Report of 1891. Recreation: golf. Address: Allahabad, U.P., India. Club: East India United Service.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Baines, Sir Jervoise Athelstane

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​Baines, Sir Jervoise Athelstane, Kt.; 1905: C.S.I., 1894; Indian Civil Service, retired; late Alderman, L.C.C.; President (Gold Medalist). Royal Statistical Soc. 1009-10; born, Bluntisham. Hunt., ​1847; son of Rev. Edward Baines Educ.: Rugby and Trin. Coll. Cantab; Joined I.C.S. in Bombay, 1870-69; Census Commissioner for India, 1889-93; employed at India Office and as Secretary to Royal Commission on Opium, 1894-95; retired, 1895. Decorated for Census Administration. Publications: Official Reports on Provincial Administration on Indian Census Operations, 1881-91; Indian Progress (Parliamentary), 1894; many papers, ethnographic and statistial, for London Societies. Address: Home Close, Kidington, Oxon. Clubs: Reform, United Empire, and Liberal Union.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Bal Kishen Rao, Srimant

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​Bal Kishen Rao, Srimant, Rao Sahib, Raja of Gursarai: Honorary Magistrate and Munsif since 1908; Raja, 1911. Address: Gursarai, Jhansi. U.P.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Bala Bux, Khawas

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​Bala Bux, Khawas, Rai Bahadur, Minister of His Highness the Maharaja of Jaipur; born, 1860; entered service of the State 1878; went to England for King Edward’s Coronation, 1902. Address: Jaipur, Rajputna.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Baird, Sir David, 3rd Bart, of Newbyth

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​Baird, Sir David, 3rd Bart, of Newbyth. 1809: born, 1832; Educ, Rugby; Entered Army, 1850; served Kaffir War, 1851-52; Crimea, 1824; Indian Mutiny, Maj. 1858. Owns about 3,000 acres; Heir: s. David, b. 1865, Captain 42nd Royal Highlanders. Address: Newbyth, Prestonkirk, N.B.; 48 Berkeley Square, W. Clubs; Army and Navy, White’s.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Baker, J. L.

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​Baker, J. L., Deputy Conservator of Forests, Andaman Islands. Address: Port Blair.
# The House Sparrow

"Ye are of more value than many sparrows."
THE
HOUSE SPARROW:
by
AN ORNITHOLOGIST,
J. H. GURNEY, Junr.;
by
A Friend of the Farmers,
COLONEL C. RUSSELL;
and
THE ENGLISH SPARROW IN AMERICA,
by
DR. ELLIOTT COUES.
'There's a special providence in the fall of a sparrow.'
Hamlet.
LONDON: WILLIAM WESLEY AND SON, 28, Essex Street, Strand.
PREFACE.
THE publication of this little work on the Sparrow Controversy has occurred thus:
Owing to the great public interest taken in the subject, from the increase in the number of sparrows and their depredations in England, the Colonies and America, some demand had arisen for a pamphlet issued by the United States Government, by Dr. Elliott Coues, an eminent American Ornithologist. As the pamphlet could no longer be obtained from America, it was thought desirable to reprint it. In connection, however, with Dr. Coues' pamphlet, it seemed desirable to print at the same time some account of the sparrow and its depredations in England. With this view, the services of Mr. J. H. Gurney, jun., and of Colonel C. Russell were solicited, and kindly rendered, and their contributions form the principal contents of the present little volume. Mr. Gurney is known as an Ornithologist, and the author of works on his favourite science, and has made the House Sparrow a subject of special study. The perusal of his interesting and valuable contribution will supply proofs of this.
​Colonel C. Russell, who contributes the second article, has made the Sparrow Question the subject of close investigation for fifteen years, and the results are given in interesting detail and fulness in his Article. Colonel Russell gave evidence of great value on the Sparrow and other birds, before a Select Committee on the Protection of Wild Birds, June, 1873. Colonel Russell, it may be added, cultivates one of the farms on his estate, and is known to many for his valuable contributions to the 'Report of Observations of Injurious Insects and Farm Pests,' by Miss Eleanor A. Ormerod. The publishers also desire to express their thanks to this lady for her kind assistance, without which, one of the following contributions would probably have not been obtained.
Dr. Elliott Coues is one of the most distinguished Ornithologists in America, and is the author of numerous books and articles on Ornithology. His greatest work is a 'Key to North American Birds,' etc., with 561 illustrations, a valuable work, the second edition of which was published last year in England, by Messrs. Macmillan and Co.
July, 1885.
CONTENTS.
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# The House Sparrow/The Sparrow on our Bill of Fare

SPARROWS ON OUR BILL OF FARE.
We read, 'are not two sparrows sold for a farthing?' and again, 'are not five sparrows sold for two farthings?'—a proportion in favour of the larger purchase. In some countries on the Continent large numbers of small birds, including beautiful singing-birds unfortunately, are offered for sale in the poultry markets. English people, as a rule, look down on this sort of fare. A sparrow is a poor meal for a man to sit down to! True, but a score or so of the birds, when they are fat and in season during the autumn, make a very toothsome pie. And 'sparrows,' says an excellent cookery book, 'are excellent eating, if cooked in the same way as larks.' Our American friends, we learn, have taken to sparrow-pie lately, thereby diminishing the number of these destructive birds, and making an agreeable addition to their bill of fare. Our friends in the country will do good all round if they do the same, and induce others to follow the example.
In Lorraine I have seen circular earthenware pots hung up against the walls of cottages in several villages, for the house sparrow to nest in—the intention being to eat the young ones. J. H. G., Junr.