... George Dawson to the Front, Sir,—Many thanks for your notice of the “Life of Ruskin” by Mr, E. T. Cook. It seems a pity, however yor that unique bittls scene and saying. evacted 1 Henry Swan's kitchen-parlour, to go unfathered down the ages when everv ...

... there, and he finished with exactly 28lb. Y George Dawson and Bob Taylor, senior, only had an afternoon’s fishing in this famous Old Match length, and each of them had a catch of roach exceeding 141 b. George Dawson also had a bream weighing 3lb 30z. It should ...

... QUALITY ROACH His companion, George Dawson, fishing only a few yvards away, also had 10b of qualitv roach. Several chub were caught in the Slea Cut at Chapel Hill, in addition fo two trout of llb 4 oz and 11b 6Goz. D. Thompson, of Sheffield, caught a ...

... Magnificent J. Clayton had the heaviest weight of 11lb., all his fish being net roach. L. M. Stanwell had 61b. 140 z, George Dawson 6lb. 40z, the Boston A.A. secretary, Derek McGuire 51b. 30z, and Jack Richardson 41b. 20z They stated that the Trent is ...

... Prime roach On Tuesday Jack Clayton and George Dawson, of Boston, fished the Witham near Bardney Bridge. s Jack had three bream and some small roach and George had bream up to lilb. and a number of roach. On Wednsday Jack Clayton fished the Witham at ...

... more, but lost a large number because he was “too lazy—his own words—to change to some stronger tackle. His companion, George Dawson, did not do quite so well, but he had a magnificent catch of bream, the weight of which was about 50lb. They were only ...

... match, two of the competitors who were waterlicked went to the same place three days later, 4 They were W. M. Stanwell and George Dawson. This time they were able to choose their own swim and, with the suspended filth having gone, they caught Tilb. of prime ...

... weighed between 91b. and Blb. Not one was under the latter weight. Now for the catch of the century. Jack Clavton and George Dawson, of Boston, on Tuesday went to the South Holland Drain. They settled near the Cement Bridge — where an excavator had been ...

... being run-off. George Dawson was another Bostonian who had about 10ih. of roach from the same length. His fish also ranged up to ldoz Bream are feeding at the Sleaford Cut end at Chapel Hill, the weights being from llb. to 3ibs. George Barker, of Sheffield ...

... The death took place at Shrewsbury, ves. | terday morniug, of the Rev. J. C. Street, one of the successors of th:> late George Dawson, and who as a minister and public man was prominently ident fied witg the life of Birmingham for many years. ‘l'he reverend ...

... catches of roach. The secret of the successful ones is that they were using hempseed as bait. pects are good in this drain. George Dawson and Derek McGuire, the Boston A.A. secretary, fished the Hobhole at Nunn’s Bridge for an after- The seed has now become ...

... had two catches of over 14lb. of roach there. Fishing the Trent for about three hours at North Muskham Bill Stanwell, George Dawson, and Jack Clayton each had between 6 and 7lb. of roach. Small tides and calm seas have resulted in only moderate catches ...