... swimming animals, frequently having a luminous appearance, called by some see naturalists Meduss, and vulgarly known as jelly-fishes. the Last night, Mr. P. continued his'observations o0 Radiaria, by and commenced an examination on the next class, that ...

... the Acaloplim, or Sea Net- Lose tics, so called fromn their Stinging power, more commonily any known as lihe Medusa, or Jelly-fish tribe. Thle animtrals dle- belonging to this group are remarkable foer the extreme em11- softness of their tissues, wvhich ...

... in the Madreporo and Coral Islands; the brilliant hues and dazzling phosphorescence of the Atlantic Seas produced by the Jelly-fish, &c.; the curious organization of the Cuttle- fish and Nautilus; and the remarkable metatnorphoses of the Barnacles, some ...

... Holmes 4 Mr Gratwicke's Rochester, 8st7?b ?? Bell 5 Sir C. Monck's Vanguard, 8St 101b ?? F. Butler 6 Duke of Richmond's Jellyfish, Sat 7tb ?? Templeman 7 Betting- to 1 on Honeycomb, 5 to 1 agot Vanguard, the Ion colt hetng backed for a trifle at S to ...

... Betting-6 to 4 on Nina, 3 to 1 agst Teits, and 4 to I agst Jellyfish; nothing else named. Gieualvon took the lead, which he kept to the dip, where Nina took up the running; on reaching the cords Jelly-fish deprived ier of the lead; half.way up Grief came out ...

... 20 seconds. The Palatine Stakes of 15 sovs. each, 5 ft. and 100 added. Once round and in. 13 suts. 1 Duke of Richmond's Jellyfish ( 2 Mr Pedley'’s Mysticle 3 Mr B. Green’s Cigarette Won easily by nearly a length. Run in 2 minutes 37 seconds. The Mostyn ...

... Osborne na Strychnine, a yrs, 5st Sib ?? Basarnm Lord Clilden's St. Antonio, 4 yrs, 5st 7tb Rodney t Duke of Richmond's Jellyfish, 3 yrs, 5st 4th -Collins I Mr Meiklam's Snowstorm, 3 yrs, 5st ?? rvine 0 Sir G. Heatheote's Durdans, 3 yrs,4st51b ?? Barker ...

... though,- ~ 1 live a~proeffitiesent tat notlsea ish wlill represent the Gdbod I :, wood stabe on the000asion,'u the form of a Jellyfish'; lhi sS ?? 'wicltovs-iI~ uke dclares te'Winwitih, hea shall: be~my ch~iieeI a n con Ounitifton, withi W si~ta.'ad'sboudld ...

... has beern leading the Goodwood gallops all the Spring westane ll) whijch rust, we imagine, make him a little tale; WhlSt Jellyfish cane out fresh, and ran gaddey and well for the Grand Stand Plate at Epsom, addd t rtrjcrWatrota, last yeargve amytib anid ...

... e, 6st 1lib, fourth; and (not placed) Glen Saddel 7st 131b; Cockermouth, 7st 1l1b; Borneo, 7st 101b, Snowstorm, 7st61b; JellyFish, 7st61b; Maidof Team Valley, 7st lbb; Rodney, 6st 9bt; Don Juan, 6st 61b; Bacchanalian, fist; Normanton, 6st; Cloth*orker ...

... afloat; and it was feared several times that they would be obliged to take to the boats. On examining her bottom a large jelly-fish was discovered in the hole, anddirectlyit was cut away the water rushed in at such a fearful rate, and in such large quantities ...

... afloat; and it was feared several times that . they would be obliged to take to the boats. On examining at her bottom a large jelly-fish was discovered in the hole, a and directly it was out away the water rushed in at such a fearful rate, and in such larg ...