... which went to one of ■* ■ i«arch honey; sea worms displayed ■atkre-like plumes of exquisite beauty end deucacy; »little jellyfish among others, called the Berue, a tmj Uilluuo, and so transparent that it was “ss water in water,” became the observed ...

... venr feeble renews given the committee for this advance. —Rev. J. A. Smith spoke favour the motion, not .because .he was a jelly-fish, but bocanae thought the matron was worthy od advance; wsa very good officer, and ho felt sure that the Board would act ...

... Wallace’* , Bran 9 8 W. B. Reid'* I'Anson 9 Mr E. Miss Arehei Owner 8 T. Connor’s Chitwood . Owner 8 Mr T. Connor'* Jellyfish. Owner 8 12 Mr Dobell’s . J. Waugh 8 12 Mr O. F. Fawcett's NVtberby iVacc 12 Col. Heywood's Cowley Mr W. I'Anson’* Kelvin**- ...

... matter, atating that it vaa under diacuasioa some months ago. did not know whether his friend Mr. Mitchell had been eating jelly-fish or not, but something had evidently muddled his brain and made tarn that knew nothing about it.—The Chairman reminded the ...

... H. E. Stevenson's Gnat. Mr. W. 8. Btobbing’s Go-bang. Mr. C. T. Orford's lotha, Mr. A. Harwood's Irena. Mr. H. Clayton's Jellyfish. Mr. 6. H. Haidmgham's Lok, Mr. E. Preston's Madge. Mr. O. H. FoUtard’s Mayfly, Mr. H. Cousen’iNovico, r. W. Hall’s Roby ...

... Schdefleld and Power. Wind 8.8. W., fresh and light. Couree four miles. Start 3.47 p.m. Atalanta IL. lotha, Yvonne and Jellyfish made good atari, crossing the line almost together. Yvonne led to the Ferry, with AQomicloob op, lotha Ailern before the ...

... regarded Home Rule aa • sort at the general election. They had not believed Mr. Gladstone would bring * h® would get the jelly-fish politicians ; —(laughter)—who called themselves his miniatorial SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1893 supported, to pnl in Hack »n ...