... to be “ with ancestors !” are not to suppose : that in his cooler moments Mr. Huxley would ' really prefer the state of jellyfish to that of angel. Mr. Anthony Trollope, better form and with mure reason, combats the perverse philanthropy of the champions ...

... candidate for the borough, presiding. Mr. Dixon-Hartland, M.P., remarked that the conduct of the Government was of such a jelly-fish character that the members of the Ministry refrained from making their most important speeches in the House of Commons, ...

... creed without a dogma is like an animal without a skeleton. The systems to which we have referred are so many spiritual jelly-fishes. Each and every one is a system of formless, gratuitous, self-complacent optimism, reducible to a petUio principii far ...

... had conquered, prepares men to expect any dereliction of principle on the part of so plastic a statesman. The largest of jellyfishes, lightly has Lord Derby cast in his lot with the invertebrate Cabinet immortalised by the Duke of Argyll. Of all the de ...

... and worship. Its members have right to know what its ministers are set to teach. A Church which is mere boneless body like jelly-fish on tbs shore—(laughter)—a colourless, bloodless, creedless pantheon, in which everv one is right who is in earnest, and ...