... betwixt beat without and 6ro within, you would have been burnt to cindor, or melted down to nothing stall, in the fashion of jelly-fish. Drink, and make room for that other fellow, who seeks my aid to quenab fiery fever last night's potations, which be drained ...

... betwixt heat without, and (ire within, you would have been burned cinder, or melted down to nothing all, the fashion of jelly-fish. Drink, and make room for that other follow who seeks aid, to quench the fiery fever of last night s potations, which drenched ...

... heat without and fire within, you would have been burnt to a cinder, or melted down to nothing all, in the fashiou of a jelly-fish. Drink, and make room for that other fellow, who seeks aid to quench the fiery fever of last night’s potations, which he ...

... effect of the whole was inexpressibly grand. Next morning the sea was found so densely crowded with what the fishermen called jellyfish that it was difficult to propel a boat through the water; and swimming, which 1 vainly attempted, was rendered impracticable ...

... more minutely, we find, too, that ali the parts of its organization are regulated by this mystic number. In the nettle or jelly-fish which the waves often east upon our shores, we find, on the other hand, the rays amounting, in different species, to four ...

... the Church, as a in- stitution, is like the jelly-fish; to day it seems whole and alque rotundus—but cut it up into four-aud-twenty pieces, and by tu-morrow’s dawn, you will have four-and-twenty jelly-fishes. One section, calling itself the Church, looks ...

... the so : ft and gelatinous Radiaria, whose proper rovince is he open sea, and which may be repre- st sented by the common jelly-fish (pointing to a figure of a Medusa), , and those which are covered with a tl coriaceous or prickly integumen t, whose locality ...

... anatomy could not have fallen into better hands tlian those of Professor Owen, Pr-dessor Edward Forl>es’s paper was on Jelly-fishes. This family animals had hitherto been imjierfectly understood and studied. By means of the dredge and the of Mr. M Liverp«*ol ...

... Elimee oe oe oo oe oe Slug oe oo oe . 7 _ Malmesbury best Archery. — Rodney Musterd .. el ery 808, Plate (Second ¢ oe oo oe Jellyfish .. oo oe oe Sweepstakes. T. Traverser oe oe oe oo oe oe hand - vere Helter Skelter .. oo ° oe 2 pro- Match. Loadstone beat ...

... the water, like a round lump of jelly— the star-fish are useful to farmers for manure for their land, but a species of the jelly-fish taken from the water with the star fish is worthless to the farmer—every 2!bs. weight of it produced only 30 grains of manure ...

... Palatine Stakes of 15 sovs each, 5 ft. and too added, for three yr old fillies. Once round and in. 13 subs. Duke of Richmond's Jellyfish, 8st 21b (Flatman) .. .. Mr Pedley's Mysticle, 8st 71b .. .. .. .. 2 SIr B Green's Cigarette, 8st 71b .. .. .. ,. 3 Mr Fowler's ...

... Palatine Stakes of 15 sots each, 5 ft, and 100 added, for three yr old Allies. Once round and in. 13 subs. Duke of Richmond's Jellyfish, Bst 21b 1 Mr Pedley's Mysticle, 71b 2 Mr R Green's Cigarette, Bst 71b 3 Mr Fowler's Cingari, Bst 21b, and Mr T Dawson's ...