... Jellyfish Huge jellyfish, 6ft. wide and weighing 501 b. or more, are joining bathers off the south coast of England as the warm spell continues Miss Jo Terry, manager of the Sea Life Centre at Southsea, Hampshire, said warm currents had been sweeping ...

... JELLYFISH Mr Prentice said that it was not the Labour Left-wingers who were -to blame, They wanted a Marxist society and the{‘ ‘were enti-tled.,w'fig_t“'for i, ! he*lg;{lty men_are the trembling jellyfish on Labour's Right Wing. =~ . - - Almost every ...

... JELLYFISH. kinds of psh iii the sea (Apart from prarvns ini other things We sometimes etl for tea' 1 think the letlyfUh is quit: The queerest one you'll see nt d to eat ...

... on 'jellyfish' PREMIER Edward Heath the increase in rents and fares, mean that there and the Government will be increasing pressure were attacked yesterday to get big wage increases. r t h e i r jellyfish pproach to economic plain duty to bring ...

... JELLYFISH Jim Hurley is involved in a survey of jellyfish at Ballygrangans and Seaview. If you see any jellyfish in these areas he would appreciate a phonecall at (086) 163 7199 or (053) 29671. ...

... STUNG BY JELLYFISH. Two hundred bathers the Mersey were by a school jellyfish on Monday. Over 80 cases were dealt with in under two hours at the Red Cross Station, near the bathing station, at Wallasey. Several people were rendered unconscious, including ...

... AS JELLYFISH LARGE fluorescent patches on the water, seen by a Constellation aircraft searching for the Halifax meteorological aircraft which disappeared on Saturday, have been proved to be large patches of jellyfish, says the Air Ministry. came from ...

... jellyfish a crab's egg is hatched. a tiny creature not a bit, like a crab comes out. It has a long beak sticking out. between a pair of big eyes, and a long tail which it moves through the water in a series of somersaults. As it grows, it casts Its skin ...

... JELLYFISH. (It has been soggested at the British Association that some human action, derived jellytinh aticeetors.) DEMOCRAT: I BELIEVE THOSE SCIENTISTS ARE RIGHT AFTER ALL. NOW I UNDERSTAND WHY CONSERVATIVES ARE SO STRONG ON THE HEREDITARY PRINCIPLE ...

... JELLYFISH. It is an unhappy and unfortunate fact for the Radicals that the boneless and invertebrate condition of their ideas leads them to place their dependence and hinge their hopes of political salvation upon one man. The helpless liability to err ...

... JELLYFISH. Visitors to the seaside in summer are familiar with these curious circular masses of semi-opaque jelly-like substance which are found floating in the sea or left high and dry on the sand as the tide recedes-- in which case, after • few hours ...

... JELLYFISH into them you may ;et badly st.uog. When the sra is very t je!lvfish are th• beac e h. Thew ve bag then. for out of water limy are Sae weak p 'hamlets= Thais bellies ere = very frail for they are all water. Do that the stranded jellyfish soon ...