... Bo]inghrukc, and arley, Earl of Oxford. 4 T.INKS IN THE CHAIN: KEARNEY. CONT Cuar. I.—An Unseen World. » 2=—A Disquisition on Jelly-Fish. » S.~—lnsects and their Hunters. »y d—An Apologfv for Snails. » 5.—-The Nautilus and its Allies. » 6.—The Aquarium and ...

... the stratum of stone used for lithography. In that stratum which was deposited in tranquil water, even the impressions of jelly-fish are preserved. The torpedo is a species of ray supplied with an electrical apparatus, which is arranged on each side iv ...

... William Pitt. George Canning. Sir Robert Peel. Lord Aberdeen. CONTENTS. CuAr. I.—An Unseen World. » 2.—A Disquisition on Jelly-Fish. » 3.—lnsects and their Hunters. 5y 4—An Anolog?' for Snails. ,» b.~The Nautilus and its Allies. ~ 6.—The Aquarium and its ...

... inspectors. Everything she is soft about the system, excepting yourself, and, if you are not ,to he bone, the result must he a jellyfish. But it is'difticult not to suspect that Mr. Walpole is ptillerming upon the Revised Code much the same preliminary process ...

... of the kind. Vincent appears to us a sentimental dawdler; a fantastic, conceited, windy lad; a creature belonging to the jelly-fish order of humanity, showing .a few pretty enough colours in the sunlight, but without vertilorte, Without satisfactory brain ...

... it; and, lastly, referred to the Sargasso Sea, as Illustrating its vegetation ; and also the whales and their food (the jellyfish and other minute animalcules), which are the most remarkable of the animals of the open water. He concluded with allusion ...

... people say that it is only when a mussel has been feeding on starfish eggs that it becomes injurious. Pembrey sands abound in jelly-fish —nasty, horrid-looking, stinging creatures—not that I have been stung by one, but then I never handled a living jelly fish ...

... however, some animals in the lower scale which contain larger quantities of the fluid than this. Professor Owen took a jelly-fish, and found it weighed two lb. He dried it in the sun ; and theu its solid rjarts were only 15 grains ; so that the fish ...

... found that they who never growl are not on that °mount to be set down with certainty as innoxione. They can sting like the jelly-fish which the tide so often strands upon our coasts. Their bland and unctuous speech, their never-oeasing simper, their profuse ...

... needless interference, and the volunteer movement, to the great distress and danger of the country, will disappear like a jelly-fish in the sun. A very different topic came up at the meeting of the Norfolk Chamber of Agriculture on Saturday last, when the ...

... House, and leave him to the reporters, instead of crying oh and divide, as in former times. Even Darby Griffith, the jelly-fish of Parliament, whose views are colourless and without form and shape, is allowed to prose and drone unheeded and undisturbed ...

... aquaria; and lastly those who have come for pleasure alone. The woman who collects sea-woods and stocks glass bowls with jelly-fish and sea-anemones has become more common of late years since Professor Kingsley, Mr. Wood, and other writers del u g ed the ...