... chequeret, history of the Division and the fact that nnv usual proportion the electors have shown themselves be 'Somewhat of a jelly-fish order. Natuially they will addiess their arguments expressly to this pitiable invertebrate section, i and make special efforts ...

... circumstances bo of benefit the country, but this present Government, in my bumble ooinion, has neither the backbone* of a jellyfish, or the stability of blancmange. (Hear, bear, and laughter.) Thou have proved conclusively to the people of this country ...

... said he was pleased support the Tvsointion, he honoured Councillor haring the courage to projicse it. di ...

... 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 ...

... mistahe poured the contents of the pitcher into the ballot bos and forgot to pot in the ball. There was a tweet mam in Tn jellyfish to glutinous sod makes excellent etoek; devoured with sugar and vanilla it is also sold moat reepeetsble eonfeetiooers; but ...

... 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 ...

... putting the amendment. The Chairman, after referring to Mr. Mitchell’s complaint that some members of the Hoard were like jelly-fish, and had no backbone in them, said he voted for this minute on Monday, he had given his reasons at that meeting for thinking ...