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... way of jellyfish pro- I a duction, the jellyfishes in turn may show in the t F cd matter of zoophyte development. Certain jelly. I fishes are known to us which in all respects belong strictly to that class of animals. THere !I IYg is a jellyfish known ...
... HUGH JELLYFISH, A PRAuTIi*AL PROPOSAL. Stit,—Seeing that • national appeal is being made for the sufferers by the failure of the Liberator Society, and as the appeal is being largely rent to the charitably dioposed people in this district, I would suggest ...
... in g the centre was a jellyfish surrounded hy a large fringe of tentacular claws of a yellowish coloU which the animal propelled itself thtou-h tl!e ..£ Though I have fished here for over 10 year . a** a ' j, shoals of jellyfish, I have never seen one ...
... Wanted, Jellyfish! §ir,—No one ean help noticing the hatred several of your correspondents entertain against eyclists. Their real object is to deprive the young people of this country of . wholesome reereation, and either force them into more qucslmuublc ...
... LARGE JELLYFISH. TO THR EDITOR OP THR MORNING POST. Sib,-— lt may interest some of your naturalist readers that I and a pupil captured outside the bar at Felixstowe Ferry a jellyfish (measured carefully against a _6in. stick) of just 2ft. in diameter ...
... Jelly-Fishes. Dr Andrew Wilson writes with ranch knowledge about jelly-tishes in the “English Illustrated Magazine”. The medusa is in his opinion, sensitive to light and darkness. has its eye and ear in one, and behind these is the nervous system, with ...
... Stung by Jellyfish! To be stung by Jelly Fish is not pleasant experience and may prove f very troublesome unless you have J HOMOCEA handy to apply* when all £ pain and swelling instantly vanishes. J HOMOCEA is an invaluable remedy at the Sea-side; should ...
... Lag exit of the jellyfish, aed in the same direction the They remain above, beneath, aad behind the animal, but never advance beyond ita umbeL It frequently happens that some of them intzodooe themselves into the cavities of the jellyfish, end are then ...
... JELLY-FISHES JilppPSA ) like lier two sister Gorgons , had , according to ancient ; Greek mythology , the power of petrifying those upon whom she looked . Her locks turned to serpents of sinister aspect , and her head , when placed upon the shield of ...
... BISHOP RYL . JELLYFISH. JdlySdi Cbrittiaoity i*. according Bishop Ryk. Oie danger theae titnea. the Liverpool Oioceaan Conference has reminded Ins audience that the jellyfish, though a pretty and prowfol object the tea. ‘* sonuer cast a.-liore than bnvcies ...
... ATTACKED BY A JELLYFISH, A remarkable bathing incident is reported from Sutton, near Dublin. While three young ladies were bathing near the coastguard station the attention of some gentlemen on the bank was attracted by a succession of piecing shrieks ...
... ATTACHED BY A JELLYFISH. A remarkable bathing intrdent is reported from Button. Dublin. While three young ladies were bathing near die coastguard station the attention of some gentleman on the bank attracted by • .ticomidoe of piecing shrieks from the ...