... casiot hielp thinking that there nust have been a good deal of valuable emotion thrown away in the year 1835. What an anmeic, jellyfish sort of creature must the playgoer of the present day seem to the venerable Maxime du Camp. METZLEiR ZAND Co. have recently ...

... announcing the re-issue, and claiming the support of all Welsh Churchmen of every shade of opinion; a second on ap- the jelly-fish policy of the Cabinet as it is called ly to In the following number the leaders are entitled Parocbially-minded Gentlemen ...

... man that, the tempter had not really much of a chance. The woman, I believe, did not offer any great attractions to this jellyfish; what he really wanted was cash, and this, with l feminine astuteness, she threw in his: way. You see he ran a delight- fully ...

... rdses not indicate any pregress in his art;, I may premise. The title wbhich is the name of a, variety of the credfeise, or jelly-fish, is the niclkname givers to an el I peasant woman, who unites in her person the znpleasarnt chascter of a witch acid a usurer ...

... seaside): The moment mny bathinlg dress comes home from tho dressmaker's, Mary, you w-ill be sure to forward it to me at Jellyfish-on-Sea, will you notP-Mary: Yes, muim. Pack it up and send it off by the railway, I suppose,mifl ? -Mrs. Fasclynplait: ...

... process. Thus it is possible that a vertebrate species should perish, but not that its descendants should be saved by becoming jelly-fish or by growing a new pair of limbs. In the same way it is possible and probable that the morality of civilized nations will ...

... referring to. And I t Miia w WeRi-y coingratulate our gallant countryman thsta aszoliz,-h bewas unforttsnately Sttung by ia jelly-fish, lie was VW& Nmeor tIhe neOossity of slaying nilsne nicke'rs, nor of rki- wnf2s,_1 Beowvulf is salid to have done, for ...

... and Mrc Nutcombe Gould gave a very clever and finished por-c traiture of the old and easy-going naturalist who carries jelly-fish in his pocket and submits without a murmur t to the wifely tyranny. Mr Gould should remember, r though, that an octogenarian ...

... Gladstone and must have its fling, but it may live tosee that Liberals are not so supine as it chooses to assert. The jelly-fish politicians - who are so transparent, it says, that one can see there is nothing in them - may be flabby and helpless ...

... 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 ...

... we honestly confess that we much 1 prefer lying on the beach with the book of M1r. Rymer Jones in our hand, to handling jellyfish. f nettlefish, starfish, et id genus onne. Every man to his taste ; to ours they are clammy, disagreeable r creatures, full ...

... Raemore, and Mr Nutcombe Gould gave a very clever and finished por- traiture of the old and easy-going naturalist who carries jelly-fish in his pocket and submits without a murmur to the wifely tyranny. Mr Gould should remember, though, that an octogenarian ...