... boomed twice, while in the polioo compound the ear observed to roll as a .ug much alarm. The several sampans were .uses of jelly-fish rose to tbe surface, dis- Tba Chinese from their . Two small Chine the Holly- wood-road were thrown down, and the occupants ...

... a Mr W. F. Felton’s Arthur’s Seat MrM. Firth’s Donnor 6 Mr F. W. Grsswolde- William’s Horizon a Mr J. Gilbert Harris’s Jellyfish 6 | grand STAND sors: age Hr Strange’s Fullblown (££o) 5 Mr O. K. Walker’s John Jackson (£5O) Mr. G. Lloyd’s Park (£6O) • ...

... or, Recreations with Marine Objects. By the same Author. Contents:—The Waves, Seaweeds, Sponges, Sea Worms, Corallines, Jellyfish, Anemones, Sea Mats, Sea Urchins, Shell Fish, Crustacese. London : RoßerT HARDWICKE, 192, Piccadilly A SPECIALITE FOR KNITTING ...

... and began to feel very much like the sting of a nettle. Soddenly the truth flashed upon him that he had been stung by • jelly-fish, and he made for the shore its fast as possible. Before he reached the shore the pain had become fearfully severe, and on ...

... have a greater proportion of lime than those of ycung people. The lowest order of animal life is found in the microacopic jelly-fish. It is simply a minute drop of gelatinous matter. A shocking state of affairs is disclosed by no Interview published in ...

... BY J. E. TAYLOR, F.G.B. Contents (— HALF-AN-HOUR WITH THE WAVES, . HALF-AN-HOUR WITH THE JELLY-FISH. PREPARATIONS. SEA-ANEMONES. SEA-WEEDS. SEA-MATS AND SQUIRTS. SPONGES. ) SEA-URCHINS & STARFISH. SEA-WORMS. l SHELL-FISH. CORALLINES. ’ CRUSTACEA ...

... of vegetables. On the second table will be five other bowls, consisting of two soups, more raw fish, fowl, and a kind of jelly-fish. The third, a very small table should hold three bowls of baked shell-fish,lobster,and fish-soup. Except at great set feasts ...

... for and elected fellows of the society, fessor St. George Mivart mentioned the reappearance of theremarkable fresh- water jellyfish (Limnocodium Sowcrbii), discovered in the Victoria tank in tbe society's gardens in 1880, but since vanished. The fish had ...

... MrP. Buchanan’s Darmstatter Mr T. Connor’s Chitwood Mr P. Bates’ Carabas Mr P. Buchanan’s Estiferous Mr T. Connor’s Jellyfish T. Connor’s Steeple Bob Richard Croker’s Montank.,,. Lord Durham’s Cormorant Mr W, B, Elsi-y ■ Bairy Dnk'* ...

... Woolwich. Mar. '2lst, 1893. EARLY CLOSING'. Sia,—Whilst agreeing in the main with your correspondent signing himself Hugh Jellyfish on the subject of Early Closing, I, at the same time, beg to differ with him on many material points in his incisive letter ...

... old engravings; Air. Grant Allen discusses an Altar-piece of Perugino's; and Dr. Andrew Wilson tells his readers all about jelly-fish. THE LATE MRS. STIRLING. From an Engraving by Ii. Lane, B.A. THE COTTAGE AND VILLAGE STREET, THREE MILE CROSS Drawn by Holland ...

... Cheating a Cheat. People who object to be Serval A dangerous Title. Two of a trade. Shylocks of To-day. Sword fish and Jelly-fish. Plane and Chisel. A Prize Mother-in-law. Will Tricks. Caught at Last. These Stories will appear from week to week until ...