... Holmes 4 Mr Gratwicke's Rochester, 8st7?b ?? Bell 5 Sir C. Monck's Vanguard, 8St 101b ?? F. Butler 6 Duke of Richmond's Jellyfish, Sat 7tb ?? Templeman 7 Betting- to 1 on Honeycomb, 5 to 1 agot Vanguard, the Ion colt hetng backed for a trifle at S to ...

... Betting-6 to 4 on Nina, 3 to 1 agst Teits, and 4 to I agst Jellyfish; nothing else named. Gieualvon took the lead, which he kept to the dip, where Nina took up the running; on reaching the cords Jelly-fish deprived ier of the lead; half.way up Grief came out ...

... Osborne na Strychnine, a yrs, 5st Sib ?? Basarnm Lord Clilden's St. Antonio, 4 yrs, 5st 7tb Rodney t Duke of Richmond's Jellyfish, 3 yrs, 5st 4th -Collins I Mr Meiklam's Snowstorm, 3 yrs, 5st ?? rvine 0 Sir G. Heatheote's Durdans, 3 yrs,4st51b ?? Barker ...

... has beern leading the Goodwood gallops all the Spring westane ll) whijch rust, we imagine, make him a little tale; WhlSt Jellyfish cane out fresh, and ran gaddey and well for the Grand Stand Plate at Epsom, addd t rtrjcrWatrota, last yeargve amytib anid ...

... e, 6st 1lib, fourth; and (not placed) Glen Saddel 7st 131b; Cockermouth, 7st 1l1b; Borneo, 7st 101b, Snowstorm, 7st61b; JellyFish, 7st61b; Maidof Team Valley, 7st lbb; Rodney, 6st 9bt; Don Juan, 6st 61b; Bacchanalian, fist; Normanton, 6st; Cloth*orker ...

... afloat; and it was feared several times that they would be obliged to take to the boats. On examining her bottom a large jelly-fish was discovered in the hole, anddirectlyit was cut away the water rushed in at such a fearful rate, and in such large quantities ...

... afloat; and it was feared several times that . they would be obliged to take to the boats. On examining at her bottom a large jelly-fish was discovered in the hole, a and directly it was out away the water rushed in at such a fearful rate, and in such larg ...

... would shrivel i p so as to be an unrccognizable mummy of its former self. Many speeches would disappear entirely, like a jelly-fish stranded on the bare sands. But the difference between the good and bad speakers is twofold. The good speaker, like a French ...

... nervous man in such a plight-and the student of:en reads himself nervous. He is pale as a ghost-mute ani tren a- lous as a jellyfish. Were his abilities to be judgo e from tlis display he would most assuredly and most unfairly be ?? ' or ' gu~llfed.' ...

... far-fetched theory regarding the origin of this deadly disease. In the second week of July last, he writes, the medusa, or jelly-fish, was cast ashore on the island of Achill, off the west coast of Ireland, in the fullest stage of its growth, and in such ...

... left the poet Poupette the other day much put out by the necessity of working four hours every morning instead of admiring jelly-fish on the beach of Treport with Mdnmes. de Pomponnette and de Lestincelle. His enforced industry, however, has had this effect ...

... left the poet Poupette the other day much put out by the necessity of working four hours every morning instead of admiring jelly-fish on the beach of Treport with Mdmes. de Pomponnette and de Lestincelle. His enforced industry, however, has had this effect ...