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

... ar * No 1 he places it ou the Roches Oouvres. some of the lower animals injuring tbe highest animal — man. Thus some jellyfish (meduew, though they are not fish at all) sting bathers in the se-i so severely as nearly to cause drown- ing. All the sea ...

... to roll as a wave, causing much alarm. The harbour was much disturbed, and several sampans were capsized, while masses of jelly-fish rose to the surface, disappearing again when the shock had passed. The Chinese popu- lation showed great fear, and rushed ...

... tbe lecturer repeatedly called the atten- tion of the audience, he proceeded to describe the various kinds of medusa or jelly-fish, their respiratory faculties, nervons system, and other parts of their wondrous mechanism; tben the physalia, commonly known ...

... remarkable. Webb, I noticed, was swimming very high, the soles of his feet looked np skywards at each stroke. There were no jellyfish here of consequence, of tbe yellow, blaok, and white species, which tbe s.ilors dread most, but there were a number of the ...

... wouldn't hear of it. Anything but that. You understand why. C. Well, of course he's sore about the re- signation. And the jelly-fish— ha, ha ! Very neat, wasn't it? G. Yes, not bad ; too scientific thongh : better thing to say at a meeting of the British ...

... months of the description given by cue of those who knew them well, and described them as a jelly fish Administration. A jelly-fish bad no backbone, no muscle, no independent action. It floated upon the tide, and was wafted about whithersoever the current ...

... con- quered, prepares men to except any dereliction of principle on the part of so plastic a states- man. The largest of jellyfishes, rightly has Lord Derby cast in his lot with the invertebrate Cabinet immortalised by the Duke of Argyll. Of all the de ...

... the pro- blem of the fertilisng of the deposit. Scrabster Bay, Caithness-shire, for several weeks has been crowded with jelly-fish of great size, some of the specimens ranging from one to three feet in diameter, with ten- tacles from nine to fourteen ...

... A LADY BATHER ATTACKED BY A JELLY-FISH. The Dublin Express states that on Tues- day three young ladies resident at Sutton were enjoying a sea bath, when the atten- tion of some gentlemen was attracted by a series of piercing shrieks from the group. One ...

... to see. It is very interesting in the ?? the Guernsey waters, when ?? ' Ferneres, to note tha tcrnctivx. the hundreds of jelly-fish. «ipjk .- so many silver parachute**. _ ?? along. In the meshes of these cutiou- are hundreds of litt'e risb. «in:::; from ...

... man. There were none too many giants in Guernsey, theologically or denomi- national. A child once asked his father what a jelly-fish was, and the reply was “ A Baptist who sends his children all the week to a Roman-Catholic school.” That man was a “jelly ...