... clockwork. The day passes away quiet uniformity, unle-s tlic sight of a dist nl sail, the appearance of fish, or strange jelly-fish, afford a welcome interruption. '' At last evening draws on, announced by a diminished force of the wind. It would he a ...

... in the Madreporo and Coral Islands; the brilliant hues and dazzling phosphorescence of the Atlantic Seas produced by the Jelly-fish, &c.; the curious organization of the Cuttle- fish and Nautilus; and the remarkable metatnorphoses of the Barnacles, some ...

... himself, or whether ladies wear monkies the horsehair roundabouts, that present light contrivance which is as elastic as a jelly-fish and not subject to the accident I saw happen to a lady with a bustle; —it slipped on one side in waltzing, and the lady ...

... Canada, 71b 4 Mr. Gratwicke's Rochester, Bst 71b Sir C. Monck's Vanguard, loib .. •• Duke of Richmond's Jellyfish, Iff 71b.. .. 7 Betting.—3 to on Honeycomb, agst Vanguard, and 6 to 1 the lon colt. The lon coll defeated the crack hall ...

... Lenore-an, out of Calais Sot • 4 Mr. Orenticke's Rochester. Bst 7lb . . Mr. C. Monke's Vanguard, Bst 1015 Dekc of Richmond's Jellyfish, fist 715 Benins.-3 to 8 on Honeycomb, 5 to 1 apt Vanguard, and 6 to I apt the Iron colt. The 4 , &aka of 100 sees each, ...

... Mr. Godwin, well known the neighbourhood. The race for the cup was very good one, and was won by the Duke of Richmond's Jelly-fish, after a beautiful display jockeyship the part of young Treen. She was the favourite, and being some distance behind her ...

... Godwin, well known in the neighbourhoods The race for the cop was very good one, and was won by the Duke of Richmond's Jelly-fish, after beautiful display of jockeyslrlp on the part yonng Treen. She was the favourite, and being soine distance behind ...

... (2nd); 'restator, 4 yrs. Gat 7lb (3rd); Seauter i~ra loupe 4 yrs, slat 111b, Glen Saddel, Cockermouth, Snowstorm, CBeraso. Jellyfish, Maid of Tecam~alley, Rodney, Don Joan, Bac- It chanalian, Normanton, Clothworker, Cayenne, and Rabelais. II Betting: 5 to ...

... Into the heart of its waters when they were clear and placid as the surface of tire lake, and she had seen the beautiful Jelly-fish idly drifting about with the motion of the tide ; and one, the fairest and largest of them all, had spread itself out in ...

... the weed had smoothed the surface of that part of the sea, and these creatures— Medusa; as they are properly called, or jellyfish commonly—are never seen except in a calm still sea. When it is rough they keep below the surface, where the water is undisturbed ...

... my power. Enough that whatever else 1 may have learned of the sea, [learned butlittleof its inhabitants, starfishes and jellyfishes, indeed, could not fail of obtruding themselves on notice. Crabs are hunted all amiable boys; and an occasional cuttlefish ...

... that the son was his eyes. We never tasted oysters opened amateur without fancying we were swallowing* a mixture of bad jelly-fish and gritty gravel-walk. never won fifty of a gentleman .billiards who called the marker by his Christian name, and made ...