... this creature proceedings we hope to resume belonged to the same class as those well-known our usual called sea-nettles or jelly-fish, so met with on Peawanewt axp Society. our coasts, and which were for the possession —The first this suciety was leld in ...

... J. C. Flood in the chair. The lecture of the evening iwas delivered by Robert Patterson, Esq., on The Star-Fishles and Jelly-Fishes of Belfast Lough. TI'he attoidaxsce was numerous, and great interest was t evhiced in the lecture, which Avas entitely ...

... with which our lough and its shores abound, dwelling particularly on those euriona specie* commonly known star-fish and jelly-fish, and relieved the more strictly scientific details of his subject by many anecdotes and incidents connected with the study ...

... C. Flood in the chair. The lecture of the evening was de- ., on ** The Star-Fishe: livered by Robert Patterson, E and Jelly-Fishes of Belfast Lough.” The attendance was numerous, and great interest was evinced in the lecture, which was entirely in keeping ...

... far from good, and the Bishop of Goldington is likely to be released from his earthly ministrations. Sept. 14. Journey to Jellyfish, wee only, but sending on my own wine, for my duty to the Establishment forbids my ineurring any sinful risk to my bodily ...

... poisons, atl is tie tnOlO ei-xPOetel or rvquired to liavo anv moral plerceptioln of what lie is doinii titan ani idiotic jelly-fish. It is 110 unicomiimon thingi for thle oiliu:n to tvsilply suchj pci ous as sulphinric, hydro chloric, 111I utile itacids ...

... unchecked, supply the dead- liest poisons, and is no more expected or uired to have any moral jon of what he is doing than an jelly-fish. It is no uncommon thing for the oilman to y such poisons as sulphuric, hydro chlorie, and acids, to purchasers in their ...

... deadliest poisons, and is no more expected or required to have any moral perception of what he is doing than an idiotic jelly-fish. itis no uneommon thing for the oilman to supply such poisons as sulphuric, hydrochloric, and nitric acids, to purchasers ...

... marine | Dec. 3—We have letters from Con ‘The assemblies of did not exceed one-third of recent averages. Yarns allied to the jelly-fish. It is mentioned by the late | gtantinople to November 25. communicated Wm. Thompson in his “ Natural History of Ireland ...

... information. He obtained many curious spe- cimens of the fish to be found in the harbour; and oue specimen allied to the Jelly-fish, which is mentioned in “ Natural History of Ireland,” was by Mr George C. Hyndman, in his honour—Agalma Gettiana. The besatiful ...

... themselves. Thus he was the first to bring under tbe notice of tbe naturalist an interesting marine animal allied to the jelly-fish. It is mentioned by tbe late William Thompson, in his “Natural History of Ireland,and was named Mr. Geo. C. Hyndman, in ...

... l with a stallk-like appearance, at the extrenlity of which wvas thle eye of the animal. It Was more mninuto than tile jelly-fishes, to which. it' was allied, bat mttore so to the aninualculhe, which a1ppear abundantly in all waters. The species of vie- ...