... ATTACKED BY A JELLY-FISH. remarkable bathing heftiest was reported the other day from Sutton. Dublin. While throe yang ladies were bathing near tits oisestgeard station the attantioe of sense rationse on the honk was by • Adobe from the bathers. One of ...

... understand what it really could be, as jelly-fish or menus to which it bore a strong resemblance—were never before known to exist in salt water. Subsequent investigation, however, has proved that it was after all a jelly-fish of a new and remarkable kind; and ...

... gleamed far and wide, full of pools in which lurked crablets mule'. and green, and gay sea-aneng IPS and star-fish, and jellyfish, miniature eels, and wile transparent—a wild ...

... overrun the surface of the earth, Pica greater myriads of jellyfish swarm over the oceans and nerve I n . useful purpose, so as science can discover. Neither assn. bird, nor fish can eat a jellyfish—a flabby. repulsive mass with a somewhat poisosou , • inslirgen ...

... reappeared in the Victoria tank at the Botanical tiard , ns. Regent's.park, London. It is just 10 years since this unique jelly-fish was first discovered at the gardens. and, so tar, no other specimens are known througlrut the world. Last year the Af was ...

... in Parliament. He was sarcastic at the expense of his old Ministerial colleagues in the Upper House. He compared them to jelly-fish, beautiful to look upon, but wanting the skeleton framework and back-bone, and thus having all their movements regulat ed ...

... small mioderutd, spindle- Shaped cella, similar to these 'cinder:nal shawls which purism the functions of sensitive cells in jellyfish and higher animals. Ganglia cells have slew been detected slogs/ those in hither animals. Tan decomposed bo ly of an elderly ...

... her own tastes, remained unknown, even to herself. We all of us meet sometimes with flaccid beings of this sort, human jelly-fish, destitute of aback-bone, that float helplessly about in search of some support to which their tentacles may cling. The ...