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... FRESH-WATER JELLY-FISH. The famous fraah-watcr jelly-fish which astonished all snr naturalists by suddenly and mysteriously appearing in the warm-water tank of the Royal Botanic Society's gardens few yean ago have vanished this year. It mar be remembered ...
... during the first round. In the beginning of the sensed round Lois ran into Jellyfish and carried away the latter's bowsprit and brought her mast down. The result was Jellyfish was a veritable wreck. Fortunately, her crew (Messrs. C. T. Ricardo and H. ...
... open special classes for instruction in science subjects in connection with the Science and Art Department. ATTACKED BY A JELLY-FISH. A remarkable bathing incident was reported the other day from Sutton, near Dublin. While three young ladles were bathing ...
... mike. The wind was N.N.E., light to moderate. Folly, and Tigercat were first over the line, followed by Marjorie, Lois and Jellyfish. There was a run and a reach to the upper buoy. Folly and Mayfly rounded the upper buoy first, but was almost immediately ...
... UPPER THAMES SAILING CLUB. JELLYFISH CAPSIZES. Saturday last there Waal • handicap race at Bourne End for • prise offered by Mrs. W. J. Muller. The entry was as follows Olive Panther Jellyfish Fay_ Mayfly. Mr. D. Harley. Mr. C. T. Mr. H. Clayton. ...
... Saturday last there was a match for second- clans boats, for a prize presented by Mr. D. Burley. The course was six miles. Jellyfish (Mr. Harold Clayton , . Marjorie (Mr. Cope), Atalanta (Mr. Seeker) and Madge (Mr. Preston) crossed the line at the ...
... Preston Jellyfish .. Mr. H. Clayton Marjorie Mr. A. S. Cope Tigercat ?stemma. Watney and Ricardo The wind was N., moderate, and six rounds of the long course were sailed, being nine miles. Tigercat was first over the line, followed b Jellyfish and Mayfly ...
... through the contest. There was apparently not enough wind for Marjorie and Jellyfish. Finish : H. N. B. Tigereat (Ist) Folly (2ndl . Atlanta 13rd) . 5 18 0 Mayfly S 18 15 Marjorie Jellyfish . 590 0 The following are the fixtures fcr the season of the Upper Thames ...
... 3.30 for Mr. L. Durbeo's prize E. wind, fresh to moderate. The finish was : A. N. a. Folly (Mr. G. W. Marsden) 4 52 0 Jellyfish (Mr.HaroldClayton) 4 59 43 Folly was jest suited by the weather. Dream started but capsized before the gun fired when running ...
... Wattie Ricardo. Jellyfish Mr. H. Clayton. The wind was moderate, and time of start 3.30. Folly led over the lino. but wee passed by Tigeroat on the run•up, Mayfly and Folly next. Folly was eccond throughout, followed by Mayfly and Jellyfish, who saved her ...
... one church or creed should have possession of the whole the property devoted religion. He taunted the seceders with being jelly-fish, invertebrate Liberals, and said the Tories were delighted at having a few weak kneed Liberals with them that they cried ...
... All the boats proved to be over - canvassed. Directly after the start Olga's mast broke, and a minute or two afterwards Jellyfish capaized. Then Tigercat's mast broke, and Aileen, forced on to the lower buoy by a squall, had to retire. Caprice was leading ...