... JELLY-FISH STINOS. The bather who ie enjoying hi. .nno.l »Mr ■id. holiday will b. relieyod to learn that the dnngera aruinf from stinga the jelly fi.h, or bo* nettle, hare been greatly gerated, and that more lasting ill-eleeli may be eipetted from the ...

... he said to the waiter: Have you any whale?” “No,” replied the waiter. “Any shark?” “No.” “Any swordfish?” “ No.” “ Any jellyfish ?” “ No.” “ Then bring large steak covered with fried onions. I asked for fish, anyway!” ...

... during inquest at Newington yesterday a Southwark publican, who, having died suddenly, was found to have nine cysts (like jellyfish) heart weighing 21b llos. There have only been one or two cases like it in England, though the disease prevails in Iceland ...

... in our Foreign Policy. On the other hand, s resrvut.j Admiuistiratiou akin to that of Lord v iusbtt.v will not suit the jelly-fishes of the Jladstonian following. Just in proportion as KosRBEBT takes a proper and patriotic **ition in rerurd to England's ...

... wife tbe widow of the Rev. A Kcsson. He was about to start upon a two years' task of revising Fiji Bible. TORIES LIKENED TO JELLY-FISH. Mr Herbert Gladstone, M.P., attended the inaugural banquet of the Brighton Liberal Club last night, and afterwards addressed ...

... speaking last night at the Leeds Wesleyan Mission anniversary gathering, said that what we suffered from to-day de the jellyfish type of man and of woman, the people who were always wanting to swim with the stream, and who bad not the physical force ...

... one. Common honesty was at a discount in the party, whose supineness and suppleness were only equalled by the proverbial jellyfish. Mr Asquith would g 0 down to posterity as one of the wcakest Premiers ever known. Liberal machinations were jeopardising ...

... were led astray Sis William Marriott, who had led them, not to ths premised land, but to Behans He described tbs Tories jelly-fish, with no backbone. They hud policy, but bed thieved Liberal meaeorva Referring to the Loudon County Council election, said ...

... whilst swimming found he was kicking against what ho thought was a jelly-fish.. On jre'tins to land he found his foot, streaming- with blood, and discovered that, what he had taken for jelly-fish were some very jaerserl rocks which had cut him badly. Tho injury ...

... meetings, out of doora. day’* TWIy New* d ...

... in some in the rat, and in nmie in the stomach. Son e draw i-t the food suction ; the sturgeon s one of this das*. The jellyfish abcorba all iw* food wi a ping its body round the prey it covete. The ar-fish fast itself to its victim (u n* it. stomach ...

... zest passes away from life, add man approaches to the condition of a nerveless, sucking jelly-fish, with nothing to do but open its mouth or to take in its jelly-fish nutriment through its pores without the trouble of opening its month. Professor . Mahaffy ...