... exhaustion pro- iy duced by his long swim. He reports that while in the water he suffered oonsiderable annoyance from a jellyfish. br Mr. Isoac Watts, C.B., lite Chief Constructor of i. the Navy, has jnutadied at Broaditair, t the age of of aeventy-nine ...

... unquestionable genius, but, as is too 2 often the case with men of genius, he is erratic r as a comet, and unstable as a jelly-fish. He2 is emphatically a dangerous man. He has, in middle age, forsworn every principle for which he contended in early manhood ...

... n-it has now found its way to Sutton, where it has just been attacking a couple of courageous ladies, who took it for a jellyfish, and treated it as such. It was with the greatest diffculty that the ladies uscaped from the monster, which, we hear. mea- ...

... remarkable for the store he set upon smart and able men like Labby. Ie prefers colleagues of what the Duke of Argyll calls the jelly-fish species. Mr. Labouchere belongs to the cuttle-fish tribe, and has an awkward habit of quarrelling with all his friends, ...

... poiditcia(na eira~ it hecvsut they maty never icte.,nelt ?? so cadpta itty. Ithin crsed is tile Creed of tuls Iack-I e- boneless jelly-fish. atid, carried to its lo~gical tout- cinsien. in-c~ans that a's tile W~ant Of rite pfrteeutt electors is a'euy dtoidedilv ...

... the logical effect ?? his argument? The oountry, on bis humble showing, owes him a debt of gratitudefor having left the jellyfish Ad. ministration, as he once catled it, naked to its political enernies. Then, as to Lord Rosebery, he is on the whole a ...

... see nor to escape from the danger it hears auproaching-more resouroeless than the shellfish chluging to the root, or the jellyfish I tossed upon the wave. Or picture to yourself a body all hand and only hand. a thing of five fingers, mote, speechless, ...

... habit of following their avocation, pr boating in. the lough, declare that never within memory has such a large number of jelly-fish been seen in local waters. It was always a prevalent opinion that the appearance, of these marine creatures in great numbers ...

... party, inasmuch -sTheical statesmanship is only a subject of eC.ule, anid not of belief There are other , which explain the jelly-fish condi- t;n nfjthe Radical Party at the present moment a is a Party except a creed, and have the FdicaL; got one? ft is true ...

... not only man's body, bat all his God-like faculties, have been, as he al- leges, I evolved through countless ages from a jelly-fish or something still lower, we are almost prepared to find him audaciously, but not irrevC- reutly, attempting to trace a ...

... gratified his in. clination by means of a flint-headed wooden t shaft. Thus equipped, he must have had capital sport among the jelly-fishes, his affinity to which' Y had not then become a scientific dogma. - CANADIAN ITEMS.-It is stated that the scheme t for ...

... present Adminis- tration. They are certainlyr not distinguished for soldierlike qualibies. Tie3 mcay be described as the Jellyfish Government. Even on the Home Rule Bill Mr. Gladstone did not know his own mind. It was a case of drifting. He would have ...