... Wanted, Jellyfish! §ir,—No one ean help noticing the hatred several of your correspondents entertain against eyclists. Their real object is to deprive the young people of this country of . wholesome reereation, and either force them into more qucslmuublc ...

... BEATEN BY JELLYFISH. After being in the water over nine hours, and when about twelve miles across the Channel, Jabez Wolffe on Wednesday had to abandon his final attempt of the season to swim from England to France owing to being badly stung by a jelly-fish ...

... LARGE JELLYFISH. TO THR EDITOR OP THR MORNING POST. Sib,-— lt may interest some of your naturalist readers that I and a pupil captured outside the bar at Felixstowe Ferry a jellyfish (measured carefully against a _6in. stick) of just 2ft. in diameter ...

... JELLY-FISH. The greatest danger to Church and Stats this crisis is th* molluscous condition of public opinion. The country has either parted with the courage of it* convictions or it is losing hold of the only conviction* that ar* worth fighting for. ...

... readings are probably a little unjust; but both are entirely intelligible. The jelly-fish ,doubtless does not intend to sting the bather; it only does so because it is • jelly-fish: but the motive is irrelevant so far as the results to the bather and the bather's ...

... Jellyfish swarm r b oN7 pray tor a heat-wayr Just before Whitsun or you may . regret it. Last year our Smith coast beaches were made perilous for swimmers by shoals of Jelly/kph and if our waters are sutbciently warm this summer. the potent Portuguese ...

... Rain of Jellyfish Dui iug A *lamer rain at Frankrtun. Meilaiurne. clouds tit little tirownish reatares 1.11 ft the streets. e creatures were jellyfirh, nlxast lialt-an-inch lung and a quarter,f-anrip•li Tho, course, is not the first time that Mils have ...

... The jellyfish Chancellor ...

... JELLYFISH STING DEATH? A jellyfish sting, received while holiday at Blackpool, is suspected as the cause of the death yesterday of 11-yearold Dorothy Walker, of Melville-street. Ashton-Under-Lyne (Lanes). She complained of a pain In the leg after bathing ...

... Man's Superior, The Jellyfish Considered merely in terms of adaptation their environment, many of the so-called lower animals are more satisfactory products of evolution then human beings The amoeba sad the jellyfish ore subject to fewer diseases, the ...

... JELLY-FISHES, A lovely morning this in Oban Bay. The smooth surface of the sea is literally without ripple to mark the course of the wind. Yachts lie to right of one, and to left as well ; and a white-winged schooner is endeavouring in vain to clear the ...

... JELLY-FISHES AND NERVES.* Tins book, which has lain upon our table far too long, is chiefly interesting to those who are really studying the subject, as an example of the patient work in detail which is being done by biologists in shaping and building ...