... Seal. In C one of his scathing speeches in reference to 31r. 1 Gladstone's Irish policy he described ?? Govern- ment as a jelly-fish Administration- In fact, he wos always a combative politician -whether in office or in the cold shade of opposition. Many ...

... Division of DubHn was not very complimentary to Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman I and bis followers, speaking of them as the | “jellyfish, backboneless Opposition-” There i may be truth in the description, but it savours the nature of flippancy at the expense ...

... anger at first, but latterly with the deepest indignation. was disgusted speech made by Mr. who, onswering for the present Jelly-fish Government, well as for all future Government*, told them they would never get compulsory salt-. The writers who had been ...

... then came heavy sea against the windward side of the vessel, thundering in its impact, and canting her thiver like » ; jelly-fish. A part of roller swept over; but ! wbat bappenod next uo one of our reduced crew 1 meld ever tell. The interval between ...

... spicules of flint whicn constitute the skeleton of this sponge. On calm, bright day, minute creatures, tiny replicas of the jelly-fish, mav be discovered swimming about, the motion being effected by rythmical contractions and expansions of the disk or umbrella ...

... force of gravity alone for its action. Owing to the irregularities Iho sea bottom, small particles of fluting pea-weed, jelly-fish, 4c., single observation et any one point should not be rciied upon. chief drawback appeared to be that it was «it possible ...

... staunch Loyalist. A man of the description he tod mentioned could only characterised flabby politician with the backbone of » jellyfish; (Laughter and applause) Mr. ,C., C. Craig,.M.P., who rising wao greeted with hearty chocre, dealt the coarse of an and cipal ...

... specimens the largest our British isopoda, Ligia ocaurica, were obtain* d. In the water the landing-place some beautiful jellyfish wore floating about, bat efforts to capture any them proved fruitless. We were now called to inspect the ruins for which ...

... individual in their life-cycle, and those , occurred alternately, each producing the other. The bell-like form of tho true jelly-fishes was more familiar than that of tbe medusoids. In summer and autumn they saw great in the sea or washed the shore. The general ...

... propose. Tnero was nothing uncertain When King came to received a right they were not jellyfish p«itician6, were eood.welcome, on this subject be (Mr. Wood- 'key jellyfish Protestants. Iney would notice ward) could speak from distinct knowledge. Tho 'kat ...

... said—Miss M'Enhill, you have been appointed here to-day by majority Protestant Guardians. (Laughter.) Mr. Cherry—They are lot of jellyfish. Subsequently. Miss Sarah Margaret M'Cartney was temporary worknuFtress, in place of Mire M Enhiß. Tho Board then adjourned ...

... and intends to , fight bis ship to the end. lam “rry to ha»©to suv that I have met ©omo gontlcroen of the weakkneed and jelly-fish type amongst us. who were ] preaching one side caution and other sounding the praises of Mr. T, H. Sloan. 1 tb'nk best thing ...