...sufficient Accuracy; the few directions that are given, having been principally communicated by Mit. THOMAS BARKER, who has written a very entertaining...published in 1676, with a second Part by CHARLES COTTON -f-, of Beresford, in * MR. BARKER has also versified his Instructions. A Brother of the Angle must,...

...out of Sight. " In the Month of MAY, none but the MAY-FLT " For erery Mouth one," is a pitiful lye. how to Angle for a Trout or Grayling in a clear Stream,...a fifth and much improved Edition was published in 1 676, with a second Part by CHARLES COTTON *, of Beresford, in The black HAWTHORN-FLY must be very...

...Cotton and Walton. His partnership with Walton in this amusement induced him to write " Instructions how to angle for a Trout or Grayling, in a clear stream," which have since been published as a second part, or supplement to Walton's " Complete Angler." At...

...additions, and improvements. The lovers of angling, to whom this treatise is familiar, are apprised, that the art of fishing with the fly is not discussed...published in 1676, with a second part by Charles Cotton d, of Beresford, in Staffordshire, Esq. This gentleman, who is repre" also obtain mercy, and see God,...

...QUIET," 1 Thes. iv. 11. THE END OF THE FIRST PART. 'JFS. -" COMPLETE ANGLER: PART II. BEING INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO ANGLE FOR A TROUT OR GRAYLING IN A CLEAR STREAM. Qui mi/ti non credit, facial licet ipse periclum Etfuerit scriptis tsquior tile meis. LONDON: JOHN...

...much time in fishing, but I shall do it with a little variation." — Edit. 1676. p. 1 12.— ED. 1 remedy this defect, and to give lessons how to angle...by Charles Cotton, of Beresford, in Staffordshire, Esq.3 This gentleman, 3 Charles Cotton — son of Charles Cotton, of Ovingdea, in Sussex, and Olive,...

...spent much time in fishing, but I shall do it with a little variation." — Edit. 1676. p. 112.— ED. remedy this defect, and to give lessons how to angle...by Charles Cotton, of Beresford, in Staffordshire, Esq.3 This gentleman, 3 Charles Cotton — son of Charles Cotton, of Ovingden, in Sussex, and Olive,...

...edition, he received from his friend, Charles Cotton, Esq. a gentleman in Derbyshire, instructions how to angle for a trout or grayling in a clear stream, as they were first called, which afterwards became Part the Second of this joint publication. Angling...

...came abroad together. Mr. Cotton's book had the title of " The Complete Angler ; being Instructions how to angle for a Trout or Grayling, in a clear stream ; Part II." and it has ever since been received as a Second Part of Walton's book. In the title-page...

...edition, he received from his friend, Charles Cotton, Esq. , a gentleman in Derbyshire, " Instructions how to angle for a Trout or Grayling in a clear Stream," as they were first called, which afterwards became part the second of this joint publication. Angling...