BIBLIOTHECA PISCATORIA. 5 



maniere de prendre toute sorte d'oiseaux et d'animaux a quatre 

 pies. Avec...les plus beaux secrets de la chasse et de la peche ; 

 la maniere de faire les rets et les filets, etc. On y a joint un 

 grand nombre de belles figures, et un dictionnaire de tous les 

 termes usites pour la chasse et la peche. Cinquieme edition, 

 augmentee. 2 torn. A Amsterdam et a Leipzig, Ankstee et 

 Merkus. 1743. 12. 



[A reprint of the " Amusemens de la campagne" of Liger. See 

 Liger (Louis).] 



Amusements. Healthful amusements and ingenious exercises, 

 or the nobleman's pocket companion in sports and recreations, 

 containing the art and cunning in hunting, the names and 

 descriptions of the beasts of chace; the choice of hounds and 

 the managing of horses, racing, &c.; the method of hawking; 

 of bowling; of tennis; of cockfighting; of fowling, and how 

 to take all manner of fowls and birds; the art of fishing, and 

 sundry curious baits, and how to procure and keep them for 

 fishing. London, Bailey, (n. d.). 12. 



[" Of fishing," pp. 43-64. Of a fish which the author calls the 

 " Torcott," he says, " I only let you know that he is only found in 

 the Pool Linperis, in Caernarvonshire, and leave you to the Welsh- 

 man's description both of him and his baits." He alludes to the 

 Torgoch or charr which is, however, found in other lakes besides 

 Llynperis.] 



Anderdon (John Lavicount). See A. (J. L.) 



Angel-fischer. See PFUNDHELLER (J.) 



Angel-fischerei. Die vollstandige A. See MOERBE (J.) 



Angel- Kalender. Fur jeden Angel-fischer auf alle Monate des 

 Jan res. Uebersichtliche Darstellung fur jeden Angel-fischer, 

 auf welche Fischsorten in jedem Monate er rechnen kann. 

 Anweisung wie er seine Angelzeit praktisch mit den besten 

 Erfolgen verwenden kann. Leipzig, Forster, 1864. 16. 



Angle. See How TO ANGLE. 



Angler. The angler, a didactic poem. See CLIFFORD (C.) 



The angler, a poem. See LATHY (T. P.) 



The angler. [Dublin ? n. d.] 



[ A modern Irish street ballad satirizing the young women who 

 fish for husbands. It begins thus : 



" As I roved out one evening down by the riverside, [glide, 

 To catch some trout and salmon where the streams so gently 

 Down by its brook my way I took, where there by chance 



did spy, 

 A lovely maid both plain and gay just as she passed me by."] 



The angler and his friend. See DAVY (John). 



