... swimming animals, frequently having a luminous appearance, called by some see naturalists Meduss, and vulgarly known as jelly-fishes. the Last night, Mr. P. continued his'observations o0 Radiaria, by and commenced an examination on the next class, that ...

... head. Turban a bad third. ~ F POUNDS (Second Class), for two-year olds. Mr. Dnnkald’s Grief (Ford) 1 Duke of Richmond’s Jellyfish .*.*.*.* Col. Anson's Irish Jig 3 Duke of Rutland’s Nina !!!!!!* Mon head ; Irish Jig and Nina close up. EEPSi AKES of 10 ...

... ou into nature before the ltman, mind would be satisfied. There w were found upon the coasts avaerlety of things called Jelly-fishes, pa sea-jelly, sen-blubber, stiugers or atangers, slobs or slobbers. an One of these things, which when ileating 00 water ...

... tecliared on or before Monday next. 0 Cossnek ~~~Age 01 lb Age et lb a Csc ?? 69 0 ?? 12- e ?? .8 6 ?? .06 12 d Dugt ?? .S 6 Jelly-fish. ?? 4.6 12 IfLady Evln 4 85 Van ?? 4.6 10 ?? kbilter ?? 1 ?? 9 IniIlieritress . ?? 1 2Melody . ?? ._6 7 Glesidower . 5. ...

... ?? 4 Bacchsanalian.. 5 C by Ratealtlser, out of Topltana ?? ?? The Knight of Oseynne . 3 Vamlsyre . .6Aristocrat ?? Jelly-fish ?? 4Tltibault ?? Pattdea .. 3 Rodney ?? St. Roasla ?? ?? ?? Estafetto ?? 3 ?? ?? Maid of my Soul ?? Dtslcet ?? ?? Seignor ...

... the African coast, sprung leak, she, however, succeeded in reaching Sierra Leone. On examining the leak in harbour large jelly-fish was observed protruding through the hole, and partially stopping the leak. stop effectually It became necessary to cut away ...

... King parade, but leeri.e of it the midshipman's parade. A k■■is walking-stick. Portuguese man-of-war i beautiful kind of jelly-fish, which floats tropical A quarter-decker officer more remarkable etiquette than for seamanship. A rock scorpion is torn at ...

... you l growled the Come aid hold him, or lash him to the handles or something, lad. Mese if ever I did see such an old jelly-fish. Jest look at hi.; he's just the liquor he's taken bad softened all hie bows—and there be again. Hold up, will you Just ...

... was the yellow, sufficiently large number In the ted, fewer th-- blue, growing less and less violet. Certain species of jelly-fishes, confined dark vessel, will follow instinctively the light hull V-eye lantern flamed round their abode; thus proving existence ...

... has been made—to the country the request is preferred—that & backbone may be provided to give strength to the present ‘* jelly-fish T 777 which isssid to be floating about the curremt of evemts may lead, V.otplin i ...

... to a very small number of peisons. Mr GILLrTT seconded the previous question. He re- garded Mr Whitehead as a municipal jelly-fish, owing to his having suddenly ahanged his views on this question. Only a short time ago he was strongly opposed to a market ...

... Mr Gladstone would, that they would add vigour to his constitutional feeling, more vigour and backbone, and less of the jelly-fish to his nature, as the Duke of Argyll had styled him (laughter). He had not the pleasure of meeting Lord Salisbury although ...