... geiseral, and tlse heat of the sun in particular; thence everytibimg - erratic biosks, masarble, coal, chalk, protoplasmia, jelly-fish, turtlo-soup, chab-feet, wooden legs, Bengtid tigerE, Shakespeare's plays, Bain's Logic, &c. The s cause of nil these is ...

... i-assed away, and Par' 5then some alarmn was caused by the captain exclaiming, wh' I've got stung on. the shoolder by a jelly-fish. How! war 3ever, aL minute after he called out, 'Right ; the smart has ito] now passed. The tog Ramibler crimeuip at ...

... referring to. And I t Miia w WeRi-y coingratulate our gallant countryman thsta aszoliz,-h bewas unforttsnately Sttung by ia jelly-fish, lie was VW& Nmeor tIhe neOossity of slaying nilsne nicke'rs, nor of rki- wnf2s,_1 Beowvulf is salid to have done, for ...

... within flve miles of shore Soon after r harbour the snrfaee nets be, in '• v: ' , beautiful specimens of blue and ..range jelly-fishes and f, of the still more beautiful ctenophores halls, muring by means meridian , f vihratintf cilia. The trawl and dredges ...

... shore. Soon after leaving harbour th« surface nets began to bring in beautiful specimens of the common blue and orange jelly-fishes, and not a few of the still more beautiful ctenophores —glossy balls, moving means of meridian bands of vibrating cilia ...

... after b. °t~wing harboulr the surface nets began rr ., lbring in beautifual specimens of vw pie commao blue and oranlge jelly-fishes, and n not a few of the still more beautiful etenophores oi lcssY balls, movingt by means of meridian t badS of vibratingt ...

... Grain AVarehouses, &c., will be visited ; while cannot discover in the whole wide world the least thing umbrella of the jelly-fish, lochlabharty —a mor e ex- the evening the Mayor of Liverpool will enter- which awakens sympathy in his breast. The question ...

... found attached to the shells of moI- at e lasca, such as the commen mussel and the scalop. Only ini 1Ia few Specimiens ef jelly-fishes have been obtained, hut Inl tthese in great numbers-namely. Aurelia auraitta,wirich yexist in such abundance in Stonebaveri ...

... It lily be supposed that the won! ** a meaning of its own, and qualified the substantive “fitb*—as **j-lly aud cod in‘•jellyfish and codfish. Bat this is certsinly not the case. The old method of writing the word eat “erevis or cre*ice, and the ...

... messmates. Some of them lived la or fish, others in or on members of the starfish group, whilst others foond an abode in jellyfish and sponeet. (2) To those so often found running over the akin of fish, keep* the skin clean feeding on the cutaneous excretions ...

... costumes are now common ' enough, but then were remarkable. What it was splash about together, to catch the pretty > little jelly-fishes in onr hand; to try and learn to swim, and to watch the wonderful evolutions of those who had accomplished the feat, and ...

... knees: enough, but then were remarkable. ' What fun it t was to splash about, together, to catch the, pretty N aid a- little jelly-fishes in our hand; to try and learn to qt swim, and to watch 'the: wonderful evolutions o'f I, those who had 'accomplished the ...