... (Fagan), Furlough (Lane), Doon (Cough) First Offleer (Lofthousn), Pony (llellors), (Woodburn), Golfer (Chaudlej), (Could), and Jellyfish (Caley) also ran. 2.4S—NORTHUMBERLAND AUTUMN TLATE.—(4) Russian 1 Repay Dare Devil 3 ...

... dnnk question, dealing with the various arguments used favour of die drink traffic, and strongly condemning the weakkneed, jellyfish, half-hearted, backboneless teetotalers who, whilst professing to temperance workers,, tried defend the liquor-sellers their ...

... clothes behind a rock, and Sissy filled his hat with sand, and I put a crab into each bis boots, and we came out Sissy found a jelly-fish, and she's gone ; bifck to put it in his tail-coat pocket! FROM FUN. A Fowlish Thrick.—Bridget: Ach Dennis, my darlint ...

... water containing nearly 22 per cent, of salt. It is said no living thing can survive in it except very small species of jelly-fish. The Rev. Dr. James Brown, well-known United Presbyterian minister, of Paisley, died on Sunday morning from dropsy. was ...

... tried to make a jelly-fish Bit upright. Just as well, far better, said Hufa. as gravely and emphatically as if the experiment in question were one of his daily duties. Gladys felt inclined to laugh. She had relied on the jelly-fish, difficulty as ...

... three hours, when I came across an old scull, which hung to for ten horns. I was picked up off Dover simply covered with jelly-fish. But I'm afraid you don't seem interested my story.—Waggle*i Quite the reverse, char boy. I.am very much so. To tell you ...

... Barker, Mayor the Borough, said he could not understand the conduct of the present Government, who appeared to be fond of jelly-fish legislation. He was afraid the country would ultimately suffer from this unwise policy regarding vaccination. PHOSPHORUS ...

... the observant eye, and described the protoplasm, speck of jelly—the simplest form of animal life—the sponge, the star, and jellyfish. The structure and development of so-called sea-weeds (many of which were phases of animal life), mussels, and cuttle-fish ...

... Napoleon 1., and Byron. In conclusion Mr. Hopkins dwelt earnestly on the need of the world for great and true men; not flabby jelly-fish, but sound and solid vertebrates, and fact that could only look for recruits to the noble army of the world's deliverers ...