... betwixt beat without and 6ro within, you would have been burnt to cindor, or melted down to nothing stall, in the fashion of jelly-fish. Drink, and make room for that other fellow, who seeks my aid to quenab fiery fever last night's potations, which be drained ...

... heat without and fire within, you would have been burnt to a cinder, or melted down to nothing all, in the fashiou of a jelly-fish. Drink, and make room for that other fellow, who seeks aid to quench the fiery fever of last night’s potations, which he ...

... anatomy more minutely, find, too. that all the parts of its organization are regulated this mystic number. In the nettle jelly-fish which the waves often east upon our shores, find, on the other hand, the rays amounting, in different species, to four, ...

... whole and perfect—teres rotundut but cut it into fonr-aiid-lwcnly pieces, and to-morrow dawn, you will have four-and-lwenty jelly-fishes. section, calling itself the Church, looks with kindly eye upon Preshvlcrianism, while another, also calling itsclt the ...

... anatomy could not have fallen into better hands tlian those of Professor Owen, Pr-dessor Edward Forl>es’s paper was on Jelly-fishes. This family animals had hitherto been imjierfectly understood and studied. By means of the dredge and the of Mr. M Liverp«*ol ...

... a ch step reveals some ne d couraging farer to ather the rich gems that are profusely scattere Physical Science; 9. On Jelly-fishes; 10. On the Top around him; while the landmarks erected by the hardy | hy of Ireland; 11. On Apbides; 12. On certain Iris ...

... calm weather. It was explained that this creature belonged to the same class those well-known animals called sea-nettles or jellyfish, frequently met with our coasts, and which were remarkable for the possession of two very curious properties—first, that ...

... weither. It was explained that this creature belonged to the same class those well-known animals called s«-a-i ettles or jelly-fish, go frequently n;« t with our coasts, and wh:ch were remarkable for the possession of two very carious properties—first ...

... s pardon for the profanation of his family patronymic. The infallible Dodd puts to the Util of Kit s name asterisk like jellyfish, signifying that the Lancastrian official is one of the Venetian Oligarchy who have a voice potential in the Council Ten; ...

... J. C. Flood in the chair. The lecture of the evening iwas delivered by Robert Patterson, Esq., on The Star-Fishles and Jelly-Fishes of Belfast Lough. TI'he attoidaxsce was numerous, and great interest was t evhiced in the lecture, which Avas entitely ...

... with which our lough and its shores abound, dwelling particularly on those euriona specie* commonly known star-fish and jelly-fish, and relieved the more strictly scientific details of his subject by many anecdotes and incidents connected with the study ...

... last, the Rev. J. C. Flood in the Chair. The lecture the evening was delivered Robert Patterson, Esq., The Star-Fishes Jelly-Fishes Belfast Lough.” The alieudar.ee was numerous, and great interest was evinced in the lecture, which was entirely in keeping ...