... fish According to Yarrell it is found only within the township of We hive an impression it also exists in s o me p onds in Kent.—En.) but tk 439 Good Friday the water between the locks was netted, the Brighton Anglers rendering valuable assistance. Several ...

... Cholera and disorders of the stomach. Sold by all Dealers. M ANUFACI URZR, T. GRANT, Distillery, Maidstone, Distiller of the ctiebrated ORIGINAL MAIDSTONE GIN. ...

... old provider, George Cording, and next day the boots or shoes will be quite dry and firm. I perspire freely in the foot, which induced me to try the trees. As to waders, I like George Cording's boots better than any for home work ; they last far longer ...

... decided to fish at Broxbourne for twelve prizes on March 6th, all start by first train. Members take note of same.— R. MURPHY. GOLDEN BARBEL ANGLING SOCIETY. On the 13th inst. there was a very good show considering the windy weather that prevailed. Mr. Green ...

... fly, except the Golden Sedge. They beat the ordinary seatrout flies of Rogan's patterns all to nothing. My Olives were ordinary chalk stream flies, and their killing properties literally astonished the natives.—l am, &0., Bromley, Kent. C. W. GEDNEY. paigi ...

... society looked after its portion of the hiedway at Maidstone, Wateringbury, and other places, Mr. Caine moved and Mr. Page seconded, and it was unanimously carried, that two guineas be for warded to the Maidstone society on behalf of the Central Association ...

... Shiplake, and will take place at Boxmoor ;te all members first train ?—G. MERRY. Anchor and Hope Angling Society, Duke of Kent, Old Kent-road, S.E.—On - Feb. 12 our members competed at Datchet, but owing to the flooded state of the river only two weighed-in ...

... Colne Fishery, Horton, complained they could not find where the entrance to same was, if they follow the road from either the Golden Cross or Six Bells they will pass a pond and a gateway facing the concrete wall of the Rnnemede firing range; and will see ...

... : Mr. R. W. Ball, roach and dace ; Mr. 11. Stump, roach ; Mr. J. Jarrett, roach and dace ; Mr. Sorge got rewarded with two boot-laces, at Amberley, for his day's outing. Members please don't forget its near Mr. Ford's concert. Programmes will be ready ...

... Monday, Oot. 1. Clubs not receiving intimation please take thin as same.—E. COLT M AN. Duchess Angling Society, Dailies/ of Kent, Deverell-street, S.E.—On Sept 6 our competition was won by Mr. J. Hattertley, with 7,b. sioz. of barbel, chub, and roach ; ...