together with USEFUL HINTS TO ANGLERS IN GEN

ERAL.

London, R. Groombridge, [1834].

Square 12mo, 32 pp.

ANGLER IN IRELAND (The); or, An Englishman's Ramble through Connaught and Munster, during the Summer of 1833. In Two Volumes.

London, Richard Bentley, 1834.

Royal 12m0, xii, 315 pp. Vol. II., v, 312, 2 Plates and Map.

ANGLER'S ALMANAC (The) and Pocket-Book, for 1853,

1854 and 1855.

London, G. Cox, 1853-1855.

12m0, 108, 102, 106 pp.

ANGLER'S ASSISTANT (The); or, A New and Complete Treatise on the Art of Angling; containing every necessary Instruction To practice with Success this most healthy Pastime: Also Directions for Choosing and Making Angling Rods, Seines, Lines, Hooks, Floats, Baits, Pastes, Flies, &c. Remarks on the Haunts of Fishes; Proper Seasons for Baits; Sizes of Hooks proper to be used for different Fish; Recipes to catch Fish by the Hand; and Abstracts of the Acts of Parliament relative to Angling.

8vo, 32 PP. Plate.

London, W. Mason.

ANGLER'S COMPANION (The): being a Complete Practical Guide to Angling; with the Properties, Names, and where to be found of all River Fish: Likewise the various Methods of Fishing, according to the Season of

the Year, and the particulars relative to the Depths, Lines,
Hooks, Baits, Floats, &c., &c. To which is added
Nobbs's Art of Trolling, and the Technical Terms used in
Angling. London, printed for T. Hughes, [n. d.]

8vo, 32 pp., and Colored Plate.

ANGLER'S COMPANION (The); or, Perfect Instructor in that Useful and Pleasing Recreation: Including Every Necessary Instruction as to Baits, Hooks, and Flies, Worms, Grubs, Different Methods of Angling, Names of the Principal Rivers in England; and a Variety of other Interesting Information to the Learner, as well as to the most Practiced Angler. Also is annexed, Abstracts of the several Acts of Parliament relative to Fish, &c., as Private Property; highly necessary to be known by those who follow this Pleasing Sport. To which is Added, The Art of Swimming; Advice to Learners, &c., And a Variety of Useful Instruction to Bathers.

London, Printed for Hodgson, [1830.]

8vo. Folded Col. Plate. Title 1 1. Text 7-28.

ANGLER'S COMPANION (The). Bailey's New Edition. The Angler's Companion. A Complete and Superior TREATISE on the Art of Angling; containing every Instruction to Practice with Success this most healthy Pastime; with the Names & Description of the English Rivers; Remarks on the Haunts of Fishes; Proper Seasons for Baits; Sizes of Hooks proper to be used for different Fish: Recipes to Catch Fish by the Hand, AND

ANGLER'S (The) EIGHT DIALOGUES IN VERSE.

London, Printed for E. Dilly, MDCCLVIII.

12mo, Title and 56 pp.

This clever book is attributed to Dr. Scott, of Ipswich. See Ellis' Catalogue. Latheys' Poem is pirated from this. The Ironical Notes are in imitation of those in Dr. King's Art of Cookery.

ANGLER'S GUIDE (The). Containing Practical Discourses for the Choice of the Rod, Line, Float, and Hook; with Instructions as to the Manner of Taking the Several Varieties of the Finny Tribe, Their Haunts, Proper Baits, London, Dean & Co., [1832.]

&c.

32m0, 62 pp.

ANGLER'S HAND-BOOK (The): Containing Concise Instructions for Every Department of the Art, and Two Coloured Plates of Flies, Including many never before Figured. [Motto.] Third Edition.

London, Robert Tyas, MDCCCXL.

12mo, iv., 9-67 pp., 2 Plates.

ANGLER'S MAGAZINE (The); Or, Necessary and De

lightful Store-house; wherein Every Thing proper to be

known relating to his Art, is digested in such a Manner as to assist his Knowledge and Practice upon bare Inspection. Being the Compleatest Manual Ever published upon the Subject; Largely treating of all Things relating to Fish and Fishing, And whereby the Angler may acquire his Experience without the Help of a Master, By a Lover of that innocent and healthful Diversion. [Motto.]

London, Printed for W. Owen, MDCCLIV.

12mo, 2 p. 1., signed G. S., and 44 pp.

ANGLER'S MUSEUM. See [Shirley (Thomas.)]

ANGLER'S PROGRESS (The): a Poem. [See Boaz, H.]

ANGLER'S SOUVENIR. See [Chatto, W. E.]

ANGLER'S VADE MECUM (The). See [Chetham, James].

ANGLING: a Poem. [Motto.] The Second Edition.

London, for H. Slater, 1741.

Small 8vo, 4 p. 1., 87 pp. Plate.

The first edition of this work was called "The Innocent Epicure: a Poem,"

1697, of which a "Second Edition' was printed in 1713. The above is the same book, with a new title. An "innocent" (?) way of disposing of an old and rather unsaleable book.

ANGLING BOOKS AND ANGLING HOOKS. A 4to volume, with a MS. Title, containing advertisements of

Books on Angling, Fishing Tackle, &c.

n. d.

Includes a Catalogue of Books on Angling, with some

brief Notices of Several of their Authors, &c.

London, T. Bensley, 1811.

ANGLING EXCURSIONS OF GREGORY GREEN

DRAKE, Esq., in the Counties of Wicklow, Meath,
Westmeath, Longford and Cavan, with additions by
Geoffrey Graydrake, Esq. Dedicated to "All Honest
Brothers of the Angle." Fourth Edition.

Dublin, Grant & Bolton, 1832.

12mo. Plate. 2 p. l., vi., 313 pp. Erratum 1 l.

ARMIGER. The Sportsman's Vocal Cabinet, comprising an Extensive Collection of Scarce, Curious, and Original

Songs and Ballads, Relative to Field Sports; viz.: Racing,

ART OF ANGLING. See [Brookes, R].

Et un

ART (1) de Toute Sorte des Chasse et de Pêche Avec celuy de guerir les Chevaux, les Chiens & les Oiseaux. Dictionnaire de la Chasse & de la Pêche; Avec une Explication des termes de la Fauconnerie, mis en Dialogue. A Lyon, Chez Antoine Boudet, M.DCCXIX.

12mo, 8 p. 1., 393 PP. Vol. II. 8 p. 1., 436 pp.

ARTE PISCATORIA (De). Concerning Angling for a Trout