... devoted to reptiles ; one to fishes; one to types of crustaceans, spiders, and insects; one to molluscs, and atinal one to jelly-fishes, seaanenornes, and sponges. It wilt thus be seen that the whole animal kingdom, as illustrated in the British Isles, is ...

... and are forced to confess that life on Mars may differ so much from our knowledge of vitality as the simple structure of a jelly-fish differs from -the complicated system of man. We look at the bright orange-red disc of the planet as it glitters upon the ...

... immense floating prairie, on whiolh a prodigious quantity of little animals find nourishment; these creatures in- elude jelly-fish, molluses, and erustacea, which, in their turn, furnish food to animals of greater size, such as members of tho seal tribe ...

... student, to the con- sternation of the profesi', who did not appreciate jokes, that he -knew a man whose sister had a tame jellyfish which. would sit up Ad 4beg.- From Reminiscences of Oxford, bjy Rev. W. Tocekwell, Ml.A. Etn UXtnrivallcb ltuwter While ...