... 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 ...

... Dr. Sept. 18.-Having eeen it stated in the public papers that the Premier was visiting the neighbouring watering-place, Jellyfish, sending over my butler to ascertain, quietly, how e this was, and where his Lordship was staying, and found f it was at ...

... Conservatism soon yields to il- lusions of a more definite and genial character. But let us awake and grapple tvitli this huge jelly-fish, this nebulous atmosphere, this dissolving view of something that neither is, nor wvas, nor is ever to be. There is nothing ...

... dead- liest poisons, atl is tie tnOlO ?? or rvquired to liavo anv moral plerceptioln of what lie is doinii titan ani idiotic jelly-fish. It is 110 unicomiimon thingi for thle oiliu:n to tvsilply suchj pci ous as sulphinric, hydro chloric, 111I utile itacids ...

... sun was in his. eyes. We never tasted oysters opened by an amateur with- out fancying we were swallowing a mixture of bad jelly-fish and gritty gravel-walk. We never won a fifty of a gentleman at billiards who called the marker by his Christian name, ...

... the sun was in his eyes. We never tasted oysters opened by an. amateur without fancying we werepwallowing a mixture-of bad jelly-fish and gritty gravel-walk. We never knew a maiden' lady of past thirty years of age who could see a misletoc suspended without ...

... of that sensation known to us as hunger. All animals need ad food, but we have no ground for. supposing that polypes x- jelly-fish and other simpler animals destitute of a nervous In- system; ieel the sensation of hunger; we must therefore seek for-some ...

... l with a stallk-like appearance, at the extrenlity of which wvas thle eye of the animal. It Was more mninuto than tile jelly-fishes, to which. it' was allied, bat mttore so to the aninualculhe, which a1ppear abundantly in all waters. The species of vie- ...