... mysterious subject. It is now no longer a matter of doubt thatalmost all the inferior marine animal., particularly the jelly-fishes, many molluscs and aunelides, crustaceans and infusoria, possess the faculty of emitting a phosphoric light,_- and addingtheir ...

... themselves, Their pleasures are rough and boisterous; they ; wado about bare legged in the pools of water, they fish for jelly-fish, which they bring into the drawing-room I on a stick. White mere urchins they learn to box, and they box with gloves before ...

... real medusas which under- te-l business of propagation, the whole ?? united. There are also speci- anens of the meduste, or jelly-fish, which when a ye *paatetheir pretty belle fringed with 0 oisred~ntatestihough the water. There are apg:ecnene of rib jclly-flsb ...

... the Chinese who mre clever enough to utilise the jelly-fish for the table, and even they only contrive to turn an honest penny out of the blubbering organism by an ingenious system of drying. Jelly-fish catlet, or haunch, has yet to be aohievedt even in ...

... n ?? of the correstionelndice with Darwin in ch fhese eprly years related to the researches of lie e romaines regarding jellyfish, together with his fo, theory of Pangenesis and other matters caviaro to ,, to ?? gerneral. At Easter in 1876 we find t ...

... eatircly devott'd to the invrtfbr4rto anipli , beiinniirg with insets, s II l (I it'S a(.t Ilil w Ii p, rind 'nitliig with the jelly-fish, sponges, adn protoi.itns, which, ill the LI ye of sci omj ie *O arI]] reltat c i nasimiicli ars ViiY sy i te ito hack 1 ...