... knives and forks; Thomas Chester, 4ioz, fishing basket ; George Hepworth , 4 oz , jam j ar, &c. ; Alfred ainwright, 4oz, fishing rod ; James Robson, 31oz, umbrella; Thomas Brown, noz, bird cage • Isaac Wainwright, 3 oz, carvers ; Thoma s Collins , 2ioz ...

... Mary's Island—lnspector Harbottle, in the employ of the Tyne Salmon Conservancy, prosecuted, and Mr G. R. Duncan, defended.—Thomas Foster, waterbailiff, said he saw the defendants in their boats, and with the assistance of John and James Peel, he went in ...

... largest alb ; and George Rogerson sixteen bream, the largest 31b. At Moulsey, the only report is of twelve dozen of gudgeon from Thomas Davis. At Kingston, John Johnson says the only fish now feeding is the gudgeon. At Teddington, Joseph Baldwin, in one day ...

... Sy-Grieve, 14, 91b Soz ; second, Mr Spinks, 15, Sib ; third, Mr Ewart, 13, 71b 12oz ; fourth, Mr H. B. Hardis, 12, 7lb '4oz ; fifth, Mr John Hardie, 1.5, 6lb 4oz ; sixth, a tie between Messrs Gillespie and Morrison, 61b l3oz. The heaviest trout weighed ...

... set of pans brushes Robt. Tees, copper kettle Jas Fearnley, sweeping brush John Greenhalgh, ink stand John Hardy, set of salts, pepper and Thomas Hart, satchel mustard James Barlow, idoz knives and forks Thos Williams, pair of celery glasses N. Swithenby ...

... kettle : Charles Anderton, ditto ; Thomas Tonge, metal teapot and pair of vases ; Reuben Simpson. two copper kettles; William Atherton, set of three pans ; Hugh Culshaw, half dozen knives and forks and pocket knife ; Thomas Livesey, set of lustres and set ...

... been some fine weather now and again, and when it was possible to put to sea, good sport has almost invariably rewarded the hardy adventurers who have committed the frail barque upon the waters. Glowing accounts had been reaching us of the great takes of ...

... are found to dwindle remarkably in the north, the supposition of their having a southern origin is by no means improbable. Hardy and prolific beyond most other fish, their spread, when once mankind had begun to naturalise them, was most rapid, and towards ...

... should much like to publish it in the GAZETTE. The next toast was that of the secretary and other officers, proposed by Mr. Thomas Huggett, who is one of the most successful members, he having weighed-in more than a quarter of the total weight for the club ...

... clear water). For worm, use three No. so or to make Stew art's tackle. If you use single hook, try those made for Messrs. .Hardy Brothers, of Fenkle Street, Alnwick, short shank, size from 6toBor 6. These hooks are of excellent temper, and much used by ...

... from Norway, by a member of the committee and last, but not least, the magnificent portraits of Sir Izaak Walton and Sir Thomas Gresham, painted and preserved by Mr. Holroyd, which have been uncovered for the first time to-night. The society has taken ...

... regards angling interests. The patent granolithic salmon ladders, exhibited in working models by Messrs. Stuart and Co., of 8, Thomas Street, Edinburgh, are thoroughly good practical things, and arc in use both on the North Esk and the Teith. Ve should very ...