... irregular appearance. This division comprehends the follow ing classes :—l, Echenoderms, or sea-urchins; 2, Acaleplis, or jelly-fishes; 3, Polyps, examples of which occur in the sea-anemone and coral manufacturers ; 4, Jn/usory animals, called from being ...

... debate, and to be caught by hook or by erook. = Clams which have been trained, and taught to eat out of visitors’ hands, and jelly-fish which run around the hotels at night and bark. An atmosphere so very dry: that: the anthorities have to wet it down every ...

... like sea-bathing immensely, but 1t has its drawbacks, It isn’t pleasant to havelimpets taking too kindly to your back, or a jelly-fish obsti- Dately adhering to your manly chest. The lobster is a ugeful animal, but gis is not a friendly grip, and when & shrimp ...

... Narrurrat was got by Stentor, winner of the Two Thousand Guineas in France. He was out of Nereids, by Ion, out of Jellyfish. For further particulars as to Pedigree see Stud Bonk. Ntrrcuus will stand at the New Bazaar Stables, Dumfries. He will ...

... others. was got by Stentor, winner of the Two Thousand Guineas in France. He was out of Nereide, by Ion, out of Jellyfish. Poe further prsetsrelars es to Pedigree see Stud Boni. Nerrciers will stand at the New Bazaar Stalks, Dumfries. He ...

... all the power of the microscope, all the re- sources of the laboratory, to detect a difference, one can develop only to a jelly-fish, the other only to a man, and one conclusion alone is here possible —that dee within there must be a funda- mental difference ...

... Hilda's headless snakes, and brittle belemnites, and pools full of the sea's fallen stars, as the Scotch so prettily call the jelly-fish, and waifs and strays of carnelian and jet—you might spend hours in such a spot and not see half its treasures. But once ...

... Suxpay MacazlNE the Rev. J. G. Wood contributes a fascinating paper on what seems at first glance a very insipid subject, the jelly-fish ; the shoeblack brigade of London forms the theme of a readable article by Mrs Charles Garnet ; the Rev. A. Macleod Symington ...

... Arg-ll; ‘“lshall stay at the seaside.” ¢ Another Seca-session !” exclaimed Prof. Th-r-1d R-g-rs. The D-ke smiled, and went jellyfishing at a pastry cook’s.—Punch, QUALIFIED APPRECIATION.—ScuIptor : ‘I delight in modelling your face, Brown ! There’s such immense ...

... Dall a lad ever Leen seen except in ix somewhat like a ring, with tenta | hich point upwards instead of fownwar all known jelly-fish) and a : below the disk, like the of the ahi an arasol which spreads above. Tie largest sare scarcely half an inch in diameter ...

... single Scotchinan in the Cabinet. (Laughter and cheers.) The Duke of Argyll had left them after giving them the name of the jelly-fish administration (laughter) a name that will always stick to them; Mr Foster, who was to regenerate Ireland, was betrayed ...

... of the government the nation is more loosely knit together than any other agglomeration of human beings. Chins Is a mere jelly-fish, uniform but not cohesive, and you may cut off any part without hurting the rest. The provinces bang on to the central power ...