... JELLYFISHHESS.” MODERN BOYS LACKING IN GRIT AND GROWING IN GOODNESS. (From Our Correspondent.) BOURNEMOUTH, Friday. Jellyfishness ” was a word coined by Mr. C. Blakiston, the headmaster of Lancing College, to-day, to describe a failing which he said was ...

... —--And Some Others. Cranjp is experienced very often, and this usually means abandoning tlie attempt there and then. Jelly-fish stings are at least a great discomfort, and are not likely to put new heart into the swimmer. Seasickness has been the cause ...

... only retired this spring. He is apparently going to make up for lost time now, for ho is already engaged on another play. Jelly-fish Security. An English shoemaker has introduced new shoo for women. It is made of ostrich skins, the holes from which the ...

... has ordeied new costume to made because she docs not like the prevailing fashions Mrs. Furbera father waa of Dickens. A Jellyfish weighing and measuring 28ft. in circumference, has been washed at Kinghoru (Fife) beach. Brigadier-General R. M. Dudgeon ...

... that the larger fish which are susceptible to the sting of the jellyfish will not follow them. As ail the small fish seen have been alive the fishermen discount the suggestion that the jellyfish feeds on small fish. That is what the fishermen say tn recounting ...

... rudimentary eyes, the size a pin’s head, while some had eves all. A variety of enormous isq-uid® were fished out, as well as jelly-fish, and gigantic prawns fui'ly fix inches long. »Some these latter were blind, white other had huge eyes. ...

... mightly plop ” and gave Q understand why ear-piercing shriek as a wicked-looking j t» ,a^ Kr jelly-fish inked at him. I But can can t „„ Oh-ho!” said the jelly-fish, so YOU MAIUOIUE bh, MOLK. don’t like ugly faces, either! Then why ®©®'S'■t'(s'® T.IE sroey ...

... and said he was quite warm, although the sea was not more than about 58deg. The o. weather brough: up a large quantity of jelly-fish. ilo nassed through quite a thick mass of them, but fortunately feit no effects through the thick coat of grease on his ...

... Sergeant Hewitt now fully recovered, although Ills arms and legs bear many scars left by flshbites and the stings of large Jelly-fish from which he and the other members of the crew suffered while they were the 6ea. that night one member of the crew died ...

... reviews piquantly described Lord Salisbury and his colleagues combining the foresight of the ostrich with the firmness of the jelly-fish, it is doubtful if any more lofty tribute has been paid to their statesmanship than that spontaneously offered by Sir James ...

... Countryman (Scobiel 8-6.. D. Gunn 204 Jellyfish (H. Jelliss) 8.3 J Simpson 322 Conquest (V. Smyth) 8-3 E. C. Elliott 00 Bencresta (Halsey) 8-3 G. Hansell Forecast: 9-4 Conquest, 7-2 Aymer, 5 Spurned. 13-2 Adam. 8 Jellyfish, 100-8 Countryman, 100-6 others ...

... has '• unsuccessful as the rest. Starting ollt French shore (Jrisnez this mornidSy intrepid swimmer ploughed through f of jellyfish for a couple of miles, the with which he was thickly coated P pfi preserving him from severe stings- '■ji ing on to the Goodwin ...