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... fishing here yesterd ay, hin , l,d two trent, one elb. odd, the other over lib., latter not in good condition. He was oat with Tom White.— FaEDESIC SPEARING (Or'elt Marlow, Bucks). BALLYNAHINCH FISHERY.—The sport has been pretty good this last fortnight back ...
... Hyde Park. on Monday. the hall 'no , the priperty of a gentleman, AW66TIIIII A It. bar Arab horse (entire about I I.'_; tom white feet and a 'blaza, n nice saddle and 11114 been in leiroie.- a few iimoic, bat not thoroughly broken: i lot April foon Calcutta ...
... E. B. Conliffe 'Lenz, c r.t) MrW. C. Alarm (Grant, r.) . Mr Mack (IF - Oland, c.r.tl _ p 7 Mr J. tom White (O. Leitoeeter. c.r.t) el Mr Maddox (Grent.c.r.) . .. .. .. Mr Treselyn ;Ewa, c c.f . ) 2 • 7 Mr H. C ...
... the last two days, when some rain has granted us some worms, we have done well. Yeeterday, with a friend, we got, under Tom White the water bailiff's able tuition, at Temple weir, twenty-one barbel, the largest eerminty only 5116.; eighteen perch, the ...
... but soon we shall be in the midst of the Thames trout.-W. H. B. Mr R. Palmer Tebb, of Crystal Palace Park, Sydenham, with Tom White, fisherman, of Marlow. on Wednesday. Feb. 28, the last of the season, killed, between Hurley Look and Ifedmenham Abbey, fire ...
... flowers there are Comas, Ebor, George Ford, George Wilson, George Muirhead, John Carrie. 0. C. Champion, Robert Burns, Tom White, and William Yaw, all of floe quality, and more or less distinct in character and of white grounds, Alice Downie, Cupid, ...
... as the angler did not believe in soft p.ranadon, so gave him the butt with a vengeance: but what murder! Mr Ritchie, with Tom White, has hid a beautiful trout of 41b. old. I will lay ten gudgeon to a n Eat this Ash was not murd red, but was killed daceu_tly ...
... Saturday, between Marlow Point and Stonehenge. From Marlow, Shaw-Rockwell and the Whites have been out wbh tolerable success, Tom White on Sunday taking a nine jack of Sib., and booking another of equal proportions, but whilst White was handing the rod to the ...
... the bole at the end of our garden path, from which 15Ib of perch was had. At Marlow, on the 11th, Mr Keith, fishing with Tom White. took a ca. P under Quarry Wo de Beeline litlb. Such a fish has not been taken in the Thames for some time, and was a perfect ...
... are being had. Mr Bunning, attended by Street , daily getting a nice sample. At Marlow the fishermen are all fairly busy. Tom White has lately had • pretty trout of alb., fishing from the weir. In the Bourne End district Mr Bunning and Mr Mayhew on Friday ...
... trying to the feelings to replace a six pound trout than a two pound one. At Marlow Mr Bedford and Mr Atkinaon, out with Tom White, on one occasion got flee jack, and lost three others, the lost Goes bang of course, beauties. Prom Hurley, Henley, and ...
... on Sunday last set in with a severity of twenty six jack, besides other flash; Woo of this take fell to the lot of lucky Tom White, filb. the largest; three to Rockwell, Jon., 91b. the largest, ; three or four to Rockwell, Hen. 7411', the largest ; the ...