... “tree,” fastening itself in the bottom with pseudo-rootlets, brings forth buds which, when ripe, drop off and develop into jelly-fishes. The latter lay eggs, and thus the eyele is made complete. But most of the very large species have a different method of ...

... the waiter: Have yes any whale? No. Have yes any shark? No. Have yes any swordfish? No. 7 . 11ay . e yea any jellyfish? No. . . All right, said the Irishman. Then bring me ham and eggs and beafsteek mothered wid onions. - Lord knows, ...

... Steven, “First Aid was an important part of the course so we were taught how to treat different stings and bites from fish or jellyfish, as well as what to do with people with spinal injuries or a heart attack. “The beach part of the course was very interesting ...

... castles and bathed, Mrs. Porker-Smith knitted with her hands and thought about jellyfish with her mind. And just as she was in the very middle of thinking about jellyfish with her mind, she saw a very huge-looking black fairy standing before her. And ...

... with a storming performance through the very hilly Killinchy area. Paul led out in the swim which presented the biggest jellyfish problem in years ...

... A. BAD HABIT. It is the habit of calling black things by white names which is responsible for so much of the jellyfish morality of the present day. .—BISHOP OP CARLIPLZ. The GLORIOUS DONEGAL HIGHLANDS IDEAL HOLIDAY RESORT, UNEQUALLED IN INVIGORATING QUALITIES ...

... Nettle Stings. Nettle and jelly-fish stings are often extremely paintul, especially on a warm day when the victim is overheated. For nettle inflamation the old-fashioned plan of rubbing the affested part with a bruised dock leaf is good. but an even better ...

... AFRICA. he problem of how the apple got into the dumpling (says the Daily Mail) sinks into insignifloance beside that of the jelly-fish, the enwtecenns. and Lake Tanganyika; .but Mr. J. E. 8. Moore, who has just come back from Central Africa), believes he ...

... three Lurgan Troops had their annual camp last week in Colwyn one weather was fine enough to go swimming, though after a few jellyfish stings, Colwyn Bay was left severely alone. \ day trip to Llandudno was of the highlights of the camp, and very popular also ...

... around a marker before being buffeted about by the four foot waves on the way out again. Being stung on the face and feet by jellyfish made sure Nigel was in aggressive form on the bike where he reeled minutes out of his rivals for the fifth quickest ride ...

... teacher declared, amid applause, that “we have no Government in Nortnern Ireland to-day, because it has not the backbone of a jelly-fish.” ’ Mr. Gordon Boyd, of Armagh, presided ama subsequently the -aadrrg| sident, Mr. Jobn Hamilton, of Belfast. ...

... to be pulled up with his bsr.ket, and rises partly by his own initiatire. Occasionally the divers are severely kung by jelly-fishes, and sometimes they stay down too long and, actuated by avarice of over-estimating their own strength, are brought up dead ...