... set, where these pests are more plentiful. There are various speculations as to the canse of tile super. abundance of the jellyfish in Aberdeen lBay, as ?? off the Kincardineshire coast, but the more cernl mou is tbat the prevaliug sontilheast cried5 have ...

... better known in that stage of growth as the mackerel a nidge, and upon small jelly-fishes. So largely do n . they feed upon the, latter in Canadian waters, that C s jelly-fishes on come parts of that coast are known as c mackerel food. Some mackerel, ...

... recent visit to Rome. Baron de Worms 'chareoterised the Gladstone Administration as without cohesion, and likened it to a jellyfish fotting about with the tide, and hound to coma to grief. He ex- pressed the opinion that affairs in Sanuta Africa were assuming ...

... 6- the sea, whilch with the past hine weather lead be- d come very dirty, will be cleared of the Iarge s quantities of jelly-fish and other matter ,hcli tr tended to hamper the haulng of the nets. It is d earnestly hoped by those interested that sone ...

... on the 'Treasury Bench in thce see th House of Lords as a row of jelly-fishes. (Laughter.) long, This was said of tics Government in its youth, end it speak was still as full of jelly-fish as it was then. They -e'rs- had none of tha t W-ealthy hardening ...

... divided among them on an early day. We majy Isafely leavo the ecolesiastics in the hands of the trustees, who, unlike the jellyfish which hts got no backbone, think and act for thenrhelves, and therefore seem determined at all hazards to follow their Master ...

... unquestionably prompted many a sea-serpent story. In warmer seas possible sea-serpent could be readily evolved out of gigantic jelly-fish which might have tentacles thirty feet in length. There are various species of whales that might be mistaken for sea-serpents ...

... was in the old days, but now he thought there was about as much difference between those present as there wvas between the Jelly-fish, from which they were kaid to be started, as there was between the bazaars now-a-days and the old- fashioned bazaar. They ...

... as are now common enough, but then were remarkable. What fun it was to splash about together, to catch the pretty little jelly-fishes in our hand ; to try and learn to swim, and to watch the wonderful evolutions of those who had accomplished the feat, and ...

... come across an old scull, rniura; which I long on to for ten hours. I was picked up s-tere off Dsver oiniply covered with jelly-fish. But I 'm ofrail yu 'lou't seemn interested by my story. otary. Waggles-' Qui-e the reverfle, dear bhy ; I am very A ND ...

... the young of the haddock resembled the young of the cod in seeking for time the shelter of the umbrella-like disc of the jellyfish. The haddock has been artifici-lly hatched at Gloucester, Massachusetts, in the hatchery established by the United States ...

... found attached to the shells of moI- at e lasca, such as the commen mussel and the scalop. Only ini 1Ia few Specimiens ef jelly-fishes have been obtained, hut Inl tthese in great numbers-namely. Aurelia auraitta,wirich yexist in such abundance in Stonebaveri ...