Wattle Bird
an Australian bird (Anthochæra carunculata) belonging to the honey eaters , and so named from the large reddish wattles on its neck. It WATTS is about the size of a magpie, and is of bold, active habits.
English educator, poet, WATTS, ALARIC ALEXANDER, an born in London, England, March 16, 1797. done with the bet, and journalist; Manchester "Courier," the London "Standard," and the "United Service Gazette."
He edited a series of annual volumes, "Literary "Literary Souvenir" (1825-1835) and published "Poetical Sketches" (1822), and "Lyrics of the Heart" (1851). He , England, April 5, 1864.
English painter; born in London, Eng-