... distinct doctrine is very serious, aud, bis Grace says, *‘ produces what I must venture to call, if 1 may coin the phrase, ‘jelly-fish’ Christianity in the land—that is, a Christianity without bone, or muscle, or power. jelly fish, as everyone knows who has ...

... a condition ferment which bodes 111 for British To deal with this state of things, have Lord Derby, the largest of the jelly-fishes invertebrate Cabinet.” ...

... was such apt one that no surprise could felt if the name stock, and the present Government were remembered in history as “jelly-fish Cabinet.’’ Mr. Forster was thrown out tbe right-about-face policy of Mr. Gladstone when the latter took i’arnell in.o his ...

... many men who ought to bo true and faithful to tho banner ate not true and faithful Others very numerous class indeed—arc of jellyfish species. May one and all soon see the error of their ways and soon join true men and loyal. But, brethren, my hope is in ...

... bie. Men can hare little sympathy with a Church whom ministers they disrespect and whom chief paster they dishonour. •A jellyfish bishop’’ isoertainly rare the episcopal species; hat the Churchman,” to whom doe the discovery •ad the name, fortunately ...

... saowdotal book be in accordance with Scripture*, and that they will oae that book and other in public meeting. To these jelly-fish, ; jesuitical Protestant*, I would any, if yon believe what year words—end not your Church —prof ess, corns oat of her.—lours ...

... and the unsaved, the baptised and the onbaptised, and that the expense of the rates. May the good Lord have merry apoa the jellyfish Protestants who tbos voted against their true coovictioos! NOTES BT*THE WAT. As appears by our report, Miss Layng, of Sligo ...

... process, has degraded Bat Professor Tyndall does in general attack npon leaders. takes op Mr. ShiW-Lefevre, Sir Oeorge other jelly-fish polititfini.*' Morley be says bard thing*, but every true. Mr. Morley came Ireland cr' with his peculiar theory and co*’* ...