... because the Ministry and followers had no stable mind for political subjects. They were indeed jellyfish Government. The distinguishing characteristic of the jellyfish was the manner of adapting itself to all kinds of circumstances. was carried hither and thither ...

... candidate for the borough, presiding. Mr. Dixon-Hartland, M.P., remarked that the conduct of the Government was of such a jelly-fish character that the members of the Ministry refrained from making their most important speeches in the House of Commons, ...

... condemned him out of his own month. It wu only act of justice to give the (ranchiae to Ireland, and far measures being of the jelly-fish type, he maintained that they were not deficient in backbone. (Liberal cheers.) II they were to do any good to Inland it ...

... Smri squeezing ft bit, foe *t the meeting ftt Surbiton he said be would follow Mr. Glad.tone whatarer might do. mlgbt hare jellyfish aa man of inch flnotnatlDg views to reproiont teem. (Laughter end cbeere.) Hemored “That teiemeeting pledgee itself to use ...

... JELLY-FISH. The greatest danger to Church and Stats this crisis is th* molluscous condition of public opinion. The country has either parted with the courage of it* convictions or it is losing hold of the only conviction* that ar* worth fighting for. ...

... acc» unts to settle with the justice ot France. Scrabster Bay, Caithness-shire, for several weeks has been crowded with jelly-fish of peat size, some of the sp'Ciniens ranging from one three feet in diameter, with tentacles from nine to 14 feet in length ...

... JOHN BULIb Sorabster Bay, Caithnees-ahire, for several week* ha* been crowded with Jelly-fish of great sis*, tom* of the specimens ranging from one to three feet In dumater, with tented** from nine to fourteen feet length. The salmon-fishers of the bay ...

... regularly arrang«- ...

... dust, gleamed far and wide, full pools In which lurked craMets scarle. and gr-en, ami .ay sea-anemones and starfish, and jellyfish. m mature eels, and prawns transparent—a wild aquarium of marine treasures. Oth»-r treasures, too. were to picked up nearer ...

... rule in life that her own dis- position, her own tastes, Semetned untnows, even to We all of us mest of this sort, human jelly-fish, destitute of a back-bone, about in search of some support to which their tentacles may The two then, turned homewards with ...

... water on the brain! Unitor jelly-fish ec«»t«fo« hot one-hundredth part of material snhrtance in his system, the rest being made np water. Hsra'a substantial jelly lor aa inralid! It may be interesting to ado that the jelly-fish prodnoas young, that creatures ...

... “The time has come for an anli-Grimthorpian crusade. The most painful feature in the situation is the poor, weak-kneed, jellyfish, spiritless conduct of the Church authorities BC. Albans.” “Need I say how heartily sympathise with your protest against ...