... Tidman’s, much as may relish his substitute we cannot get the genuine article. Even one’s natural dread of crocodiles or jellyfish, or whatever monsters may inhabit the vasty deep, abates for the time, distance lending, perhaps, in this instance, some ...

... cherubims. Triangular pieces of wave-torn tile little bits of coal, and gnawn, grey drift woo d ; a dry Aar, and a drying jelly-fish or two; a few little long-legged crabs; a. few sand-hoppers leaping like ghosts of shrimps disappointed in their resurrection; ...

... cherubims. Triangular pieces of wave-torn tile, liu'e bits of coal, and gnawn, grey diiftwood; a dry star and ' drying jelly-fish or two ; a few littlo bag-lagged cl ?? few sand-hoppers leaping like ghosts of shrimps d : s_ D pointed in their resurrection; ...

... OUR CHEF. --Cucumber to the salmon, fennel to the mackerel, and a salad to the lobster, but what, ye diners-oat, is the jellyfish ? Why was the conscious victim of a recent card•shuying business like a famour Co co Because he was Done an' knew it. ...

... parts, in The Times. Lf this review be not complete answer to Mr. Darwin's strange theories (of man being de soended from a jelly-fish for example) it at all events gives the author some very, very hard nuts to crack. ...

... parts, in Tht Times. If this review be not a complete answer to Mr. Darwin's strange theories (of man being descended from a jelly-fish for example) it at all events gives the author some very, very hard nuts to crack. Death IV.NiriSULAR V rtf.ran. —lie John ...

... to point, without any proof as to inter- mediate links—by which he would connect man with the monkey and downwards to the jellyfish. (A laugh.) His firm impression was that the efforts made to en- gender doubts as to the truths of Christianity arose from ...

... described the mussels as putrid, and therefore quite unfit for food. Dr. Robinson, in cross-examination, admitted that if any jelly-fish had adhered to the bags, a very bad smell would have been produced. Mr. Summers called witnesses to show that the mussels ...

... Darwinians may draw something in support of their theories from a exhibition like this! If the origin of the human epee= was a jelly-fish, may not the dogs then have afforded one of the transitive mediums by which digrifled mortals have been raised from the ...

... gentliuggi the A RONIA.NOE OF THE SEA-SIDE. The tide was out, and the star-fish and the jelly-fish lay waiting for it, dying passively; while the big crabs and the little crabs scuttled off into the puddles for an occasional bath, and tried to pinch the ...

... lUaflittfiJ fttt tl« #r^We. A fiOJIANCB OF THE SEA-SIDE. f -o. out and the star-fish aud the jelly-fish B* *Lr it (iving passively ; while the big crabs kf ?? crabs scuttled off into the puddles for an •» ** i ?? and tried to pinch the fingers that 00&f ...

... pier-side, before mnrking. a few castsof a muslin bag were rewarded by two beautiful specimens of beroe, a tulip-shaped jellyfish that floats mouth upwards, its delicate whiteness brought into relicf by fine pink lines, along which rows of vibratile cilin ...