... you get for the chance that a jellyfish wvill develop st an advantageous variation, neet a mate as gifted as b himself, and in the brief span of his lifb clear the do sea sufficiently of the unelect obsolete jelly-fishes to make as sure of finding a ...

... combined the foresight of the ostrich with. the firmness of the jelly-fish. Nevertheless, the friends of the Government appeal to the electors to send the ostriches and the jelly-fish back with undiminished authorit to serve ad save teir country. The ...

... try and walk himself; a thing which no jelly-fish can do. lhe fault, in fact, lies in the original sin of being a jellyfish at all, not in acting like one because you are one. As a critic of his fellow, jelly-fish Sir CITARLrs is very thorough. Hee doesn't ...

... whilst swimming found he was kicking against what he thought was a jelly-fish. On getting to land he found his feet streaming with blood, and discovered that what he had taken for jelly-fish were some very jagged rocks which had cut him badly. The injury ...

... ' said his Grace, who was always talking about the right course and taking the wrong one -(laughter and cheers)-and his jelly-fish a Governm ent understand that Englishmen would not allow their fellowcountrymen and l' their sailors to be made food for ...

... Mr. Sowerby, the Secretary of the Botanical Society. Our scientific readers will observe in the structure of this uniqre jellyfish the exceptional characteristics which distinguish it from other lcdussce, as pointed cut by Dr. E. Ray Lankester in his report ...

... Besides these, we have S( ce hundreds of jellyfish clergymen and thousands h of jellyfish sermons preached evemy year. We have, moreover, legions of jellyfish youugmaenin L_ annually turned out from our Universities whose a high souls are not satisfied with ...

... the claims of the geologists and the biologists. If we think of that vast distance over which Darwin conducts us from the jelly-fish lying onl the primeval beach to man as we know him now ; if we reflect thatthe prodigious changerequisite totransform, one ...

... Tho tide returnel, indeed but the heat or the cold difposed of the mnillucs before the tide returned. (ReneWedl langhter.) Jellyfish stranded by the tide did not ?? on its rcturn find themselves in that viscous stat^ needed for their continued existence ...

... somewhat different kind. e Now, they feel quite certain that wherever he goes, he will only proclaim ancient anl fishlike 1 -jelly-fish like-Toryismu. Le But a ruan of Lord Salisbnry's peculiar 8 temperament can contrive to do even that in a Y wrong sort of ...

... WINDISCI-IGRATZ 'Governll2ent has been the most futile and the most pointless Government since. the autocracy of the primal jelly-fish. It supervened.- upon the, tall of the latest of Irish adventurers, the Prinice of Opportunists, Count' TAAFF.' -Finding ...

... dissolving' Parliament ii September, and designates Lord, SALISBURY'S . Cabinet. as, a combination of the ostrich. and the jelly-fish. It would hardly be worth 'while to notice'-this candid speech tfrom a: nominal friend of- the Unionist party were' it not ...