... THE JELLYFISH-OCTOPUS COMBINATION. When so many j us t complaints are made of the ineptitude and inefficiency of the Ministry, it is well to accentuate the fact that these faults have very positive action. Of the theoriesof Radicalism, the apostolic assertion ...

... JELLYFISH DANGER TO BATHERS , Notices are to be posted along the laeafront at Hastings and St. Leonard's warning people against bathing or paddling in the sea because of the presence of dangerous jellyfish. A meeting of Hastings Town Council last night ...

... BATHER STUNG BY JELLYFISH. The Yoriudure coast between Bodnar and Bridlington is infested just now by thousands of jellyfish, some of which measure three feet across. On Ttweday Adjutant Tuffin, of Leeda, who is in charge of the Salvation Anny at an implement ...

... Jellyfish giants spotted Giant jellyfish — some the size of dustbin lids — have been sighted off the coast of Devon and Cornwall. Marine experts say that although they can sting, they represent no major threat. Meanwhile sharks in Lyme Bay are being “tagged’” ...

... STUNG BY A JELLYFISH. Walter Williamson, of Clevelandavenue, Leeds, was badly stung by a Jellyfish when bathing in the South Ss. at Scarborough. yesterday. The jellyfish was sun clinging to him when he regained the shore, and had to be torn off. He received ...

... BATHER STUNG BY JELLYFISH. The Yorkshire oust between Radom and Bridlingum i• infested just how by thoumuds of sow. of which measure three across. On Tureday ' Adjutant Tutlin, of Leeds, who is in chew of the Salvauon Army buleday camp at had an unpleasant ...

... F.XOUDTVVTTNG THE JELLYFISH. The bather who is nowadays J annual sea-side holiday will be learn from the “Lancet” that the arising from stings of the jellyfish» . nettle, have been greatly that no more lasting ill-effects may ?ected from the unpleasant ...

... THE JELLY-FISH GOVERNMENT. The Radicals have now been in office for about eighteen months, aud perhaps it may not be uninstructive to enquire how far during- that period they have applied themselves to redeem the pledges made by them to country, and to ...

... Too cold for jellyfish SCARBOROUGH'S normal summer invasion of jellyfish has failed to materialise so far this year. Most years currents and warm seas bring the jellyfish close to shore anc swimmers are issued with warnings to stay away from the creatures ...

... ) Bathers stung by jellyfish invasion SCARBOROUGH'S shores have been hit by an influx of jellyfish - and several bathers have already felt the sting. The hotter weather has finally reached our coastline but has brought with it some unwelcome visitors ...

... MATHERS A}JU JELLYFISH, .Mr F G. Aflalo. is quotfil abovr. writes in respect the tribe of jetlr. large ones particttlnrlj jlimr nroserit in numbers on Lie go*}!, • It is from kinds aloiu. writes •' .hstiSgmshed (apart from ilttenor sixe) .nt .rideoeent ...

... FRESH-WATER JELLY-FISH. The Walkus fresh-water jelly-fish which astonished all our naturalist. by suddenly and mysteriously appearing in the warm-water tank of the Royal Botanic Society's gardens a few years ago have vanished this year. It may be remembered ...