... himself, or whether ladies wear monkies the horsehair roundabouts, that present light contrivance which is as elastic as a jelly-fish and not subject to the accident I saw happen to a lady with a bustle; —it slipped on one side in waltzing, and the lady ...

... the weed had smoothed the surface of that part of the sea, and these creatures— Medusa; as they are properly called, or jellyfish commonly—are never seen except in a calm still sea. When it is rough they keep below the surface, where the water is undisturbed ...

... the sun was in his eyes. We never tasted oysters opened by an. amateur without fancying we werepwallowing a mixture-of bad jelly-fish and gritty gravel-walk. We never knew a maiden' lady of past thirty years of age who could see a misletoc suspended without ...

... And the very best novel she frivolous calls- Little Amy the blue. get her to go for a stroll by the sea, She describes jelly-fish ; Sertularioe really are nothing to me— I respond with Fish with her in the woodlands I dream of my love, She makes an addition ...

... Popular Natural History comes very opportune at this season, with its minute and interesting information about sea-shells and jelly-fish. The Illustrated Penny Readings, edited by Tom Hood, gives wellexecuted portrait this month of Charles Kingsley. This is ...

... rough seas have driven them out of the bay, but should the weather become steady no doubt tbey will reappear. Many large jelly-fish have been washed ashore here, the sea being full of them. The Waterloo Benefit Club had their annnal celebration on the ...

... the Mediterranean, and in several plaoes on its shores they are sold as articles of food One of the largest species of jelly-fishes that visit our seas ia sometimes cast ashore here. In 1866 I measured the umbrella ot some which were nearly two feet across ...

... the Mediterranean, and in several places on its shores they are sold as articles of food. One of the largest species of jelly-fishes that visit our seas is sometimes cast ashore here. In 1866 I measured the umbrella some which were nearly two feet across ...

... produce any creature in the transition state, changing from one to another of those innumerable stages between the primeval jelly-fish or even the gorilla, and monkey, or baboon, from which all men originally 'rung, according to Mr.' Darwin's remarkable theory ...

... in the crab-shell, and ate him hot. Fust-rate ! Thought I'd like some sweets after dinner, regular swell style. Found a jellyfish. Ate him. Any pastrycook might be proud on him. Supper. —More sea-weed. Made pancakes of starfish, Ate five or six sea anemminies ...

... in the crab-shell, and ate him hot. Fust-rate ! Thought I'd like some sweets after dinner, regular swell style. Fourd a jellyfish. Ate him. Any pastrycook might be proud on him. Supper.— More sea-weed. _ Made pancakes of starfish. Ate five six sea Little ...

... o*s0* s Is it not because he so well * tr farming interest requires and » t Lo former declarations, that he couia . fl a jelly-fish of a Bill as that now » ' The letter of Mr. Read's ol & column will shew that he is plea. Uf this measure he has, not* official ...