... J. C. Flood in the chair. The lecture of the evening iwas delivered by Robert Patterson, Esq., on The Star-Fishles and Jelly-Fishes of Belfast Lough. TI'he attoidaxsce was numerous, and great interest was t evhiced in the lecture, which Avas entitely ...

... dead- liest poisons, atl is tie tnOlO ?? or rvquired to liavo anv moral plerceptioln of what lie is doinii titan ani idiotic jelly-fish. It is 110 unicomiimon thingi for thle oiliu:n to tvsilply suchj pci ous as sulphinric, hydro chloric, 111I utile itacids ...

... l with a stallk-like appearance, at the extrenlity of which wvas thle eye of the animal. It Was more mninuto than tile jelly-fishes, to which. it' was allied, bat mttore so to the aninualculhe, which a1ppear abundantly in all waters. The species of vie- ...

... unquestionable genius, but, as is too 2 often the case with men of genius, he is erratic r as a comet, and unstable as a jelly-fish. He2 is emphatically a dangerous man. He has, in middle age, forsworn every principle for which he contended in early manhood ...

... exhaustion pro- iy duced by his long swim. He reports that while in the water he suffered oonsiderable annoyance from a jellyfish. br Mr. Isoac Watts, C.B., lite Chief Constructor of i. the Navy, has jnutadied at Broaditair, t the age of of aeventy-nine ...

... morning. On the following night a ?? carious circumstance occurred, which would hardly be credited. The ship was stopped by jellyfish, whils, shortly after one o'olook, appeared fn myrlads as far as the eye could resob, and the thousands of luminous ?? floating ...

... School. They want some one who will represent the interests of the county, who will not go in to play the part of one of the jelly-fish of whom the Duke of Argyll spoke with bitter satire; who will not be merely an additional figure in a tyrant majority, but ...

... gratified his in. clination by means of a flint-headed wooden t shaft. Thus equipped, he must have had capital sport among the jelly-fishes, his affinity to which' Y had not then become a scientific dogma. - CANADIAN ITEMS.-It is stated that the scheme t for ...

... numboer-then btcr M~ajesty's tinhiusters must be a very w~eak lot of mnortals indleed. 'The fluke of Argyll once called them the jellyfish Atdministra~tionl, but their strong ~~inotut of self-preservation is unknuown to that interesting creature, though its apparent ...

... warlilke crustacean. This is quite as severe c as the cr'it~icism of anloth~er old Whbig, the DakeI of Argyll, who fountclia jelly-fish a fittbing corn-.C parisou for muodern* Whigge~ry. Sir Edwzard E Sullivan. is 'esidently in despair about hlis *c partyr ...

... Cerberus had not satisfied; there wfas I still the cry for more, and the louder they cried, the more they would get from the jelly-fish, squeezable politicians now in power. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) Ill concluding an excellent address, the rev. gentleman ...

... agents of the Czar. By doivng; this a uniied'enlpire will support his policy, even should it' prave distasteful to the jellyfish Administration. that for the present must be tolerated in this Coou1ntry. ...