... taxed for Home Rule. He predicted that the electors of Scotland would, when the opportunity presented itself, resent the jelly-fish principles of legislation, and repudiate the recent barefaced attempt to stifle reasonable discussion. (Cheers.) Mr M'CowATX ...

... friend the amoeba there was speck of coloured protoplasm. That was the rudiments of an eye. Higher up the scale of life, the jelly-fish the} - found round the margin of the bell number of coloured specks, and on the top each was little lens, a thickened portion ...

... whole proceeding to ask them believe that it was a real ghost. (Laughter.) So lon« the country sent up invertebrate and jellyfish Government, so long might they whistle for the promised reforms. The issues, said, were now clear—progress or programme ;prac ...

... whole pro- ceeding to ask them to believe that it was a real gbo-t (Ijiught-et.) So ?? a* the country sent up nn ?? and jellyfish Government, so long m.ght they whistle for the promised reform*. The issin-s, be said, were now ch-ar — progress or programme; ...

... a mission amongst us with clean hands. In the meantime they can- not. After describing the mill managers as a lot of jellyfish in reference to the Sunday labour question, A Jute Mill Assistant admits that the scramble for rupees blinds us to all ...

... can send mission amongst us with clean hands. In the meantime they oannot. After describing the mill managers a lot of jellyfish in reference to the Sunday labour question, A Jute Mill Assistant admits that the scramble for rupees blinds us to all ...

... by moderate-minded men, and so they consider it the right and proper thing to cling to their first position like so many jellyfish clinging to the rocks of Lewis. No doubt they will continue to do so till they die out. Some people seek notoriety in curious ...

... by moderate-minded men, and so they consider it the right and proper thing to cling to their first position like so many jellyfish clinging to the rocks of Lewis. No doubt they will continue to do so till they die out. Some people seek notoriety in curious ...

... lias been forced upon bv tlic butchers.' Now, (Captain Henderson) wanted t.o know which of two men —the or the —was thf jelly-fish. (Laughter.) One man had not told tire truth—he did not care which it was— ...

... the butcher..** Now, be (Captain Henderson) wanted to know which of theee two men—the butcher or the sales- mar-—was the jelly-fish. (Laughter.) One of tlifl-u man had not told the truth— ho did nor, care which it wa*— (laugbter)-^-but be had in- formed ...

... successful competitors by the captain in the evening. The tirst prize was a beautiful cruet-stand, and the second a silver jellyfish. The Artisans' fixture for Saturday first is a match Old versus Young. The com- mittee have arranged that all members under ...

... mystery about the sea, about its lone islands, its dark oaves, and all the strange creatures which inhabit it; the beautiful jelly-fishes, which float so innooent-like, the sea urchins, and the huge spouting whales, the tumbling, playful porpoises, and the ...