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INTRODUCTION.

It has long been a pastime in England, with per-
sons of refinement and leisure, to devote their time
to the illustration of the works of some favorite
author. The extreme popularity of Walton's beauti-
ful pastoral — one of the most precious gems in the
language — afforded a rich enjoyment to William Dan-
iell, Esq., who enthusiastically gave the labor of
fifteen years to the adornment of these volumes, ever
realizing it a labor of love. Few works offer so fine
a field to the collector and illustrator, as this popular
and excellent work of the pious author and Christian
gentleman. Many a rare tome (obtained after much
trouble and expense) has been denuded of its por-
traits and engravings, to enrich this splendid copy,
thus greatly enhancing its value by rare gems, which
cannot be duplicated, and rendering it a most attract-
ive work. It may well be pronounced THE FIN-
EST COPY KNOWN!

A few elucidatory notes have been introduced, wher-
ever deemed necessary, and the portraits of Walton,
Cotton, Pickering, Herbert, and our own Bethune
added.

VOLUME I.

|)0rtrait0 anb oi\\tt MlmixaixonB,

PORTRAITS.

Acton [^LorJ], 1639. Engraved by Robinson, after an
original picture. A superior portrait, p. Ixxvi.

Celebrated for his great hospitality, and always keeping open
house.

Barlow iThomas], 1672, Bishop of Lincoln. Engraved
by Loggan, after the original. Very fine and
scarce, p. xciv.

A learned divine and prolific author ; ever to be remembered
for his munificent donation of books to the Bodleian
Library, Oxford.

Bowles \JV. Lisle'], 1786. A full length, very charac-
teristic and expressive. Scarce, p. xxx.
The poet, and friend of Byron.

Boyle \_Rohri'], 1645. A splendid portrait, engraved
by Woodman, after the original, p. xciv.

The scientific philosopher, an able and sedulous investigator of
Nature by experiment, the ornament of his age and country.

Bridgeman [Sir Orlando], 1688. J very rare portrait
engraved by White, p. c.

2 Index of Illustrations [pln'raus.

Bridgeman [Sir Orlando'], 1688. Another. Finer
one, at an earlier age. Engraved by Bond. p. ci.

The lord keeper, who lost his reputation by allowing his wife, a
woman of cunning and intrigue, to interfere in the chancery
suits.

Brome [Alexander], 1660. Engraved by Engleheart,
after Loggan. India proof, very fine and rare.

p. Ixi.

The English Anacreon, and author of the greater part of the
" Rump Songs," and called " Walton's Ingenious Friend."

Cambden \lVilliam\, 1600. Engraved by Marshall,
after a very rare print, p. xxi.
The celebrated antiquarian and author, at the age of 74.

Cartwright [JVilliam], 1640. Engraved by Edwards,
after Lombart. India proof, excessively rare,
p. xxi.
A royalist divine, then greatly distinguished as a playwright.

Charles I., ob. 1648. A truly royal portrait, splen-
didly engraved by Robinson, after the original
by Vandyke. Very fine India proof p. xv.

- Another portrait, engraved by Hertochs. Fery
scarce, p. xxv.

- Another, as he appeared just previous to his
execution — '' a horrable murder y Artist un-
known. Very rare. p. xxv.

. . " his private virtues and literary acquirements gave greater
value to his opinion than even his exalted rank." — Walton.

partus] io Complete Angler. 3

Charles I. Trial of Charles I., in Westminster Hall.
A very rare print, engraved by Neele and Stock-
ley, p. XXV.

Charles II., 1660, mounted on his favorite charger.
An exceedingly scarce print, engraved in stipple,
p. Ixii.

Apotheosis of, by Titian. A beautiful design.

p. Ix.

Chesterfield [£«r/ o/"], 1745. Designed and engraved
by Bartolozzi. p. Ixxvii.

Celebrated for his " Letters to his Son " — since become world-
renowned.

Chillingworth {JVilliani], 1630. Engraved by Har-
ding. A fine, large portrait, in stipple, p. xciii.

Distinguished for his controversial ability and his theological
works. It is said of him that his only unhappiness proceeded
from his sleeping too little and thinking too much.

Cotton [Charles], 1650. Engraved by Audinet.

p. xxxii.

The poet and most intimate friend of Isaac Walton, whom he
used to call his father, and celebrated for his burlesque per-
formances of Virgil, &c.

Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, ob. 1556. A
splendid portrait, engraved by Cochran, after
Ger. Flicciis. p. vii.

Donne [Rev. Dr.], 1631. His Monumental Effigy,
from St. Paul's Cathedral, nicely engraved from
a scarce print, p. viii.

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Donne [Rev. Dr.], 1631. A different one, but much
larger. A fine engraving, p. x.

- His portrait, at the age of eighteen. Engraved
by Marshall, in 1591. Exceedingly rare. p. xii.

- Another portrait, at the age of 42. Engraved
by Merian. Exceedingly scarce, p. xiv.

- Another. Engraved by Duncan, after Clint.
India proof, very fine. p. li.

- Another, in miniature, p. Ixxxii.

The learned and reverend divine, whom Dryden styled "the
greatest vi'it, though not the best poet, of our nation."

Dryden [Jo/^w], 1670. A magnificent portrait, en-
graved by Wagstaf, after Hudson. Very fine in-
deed, p. xliv.

" Glorious John," the illustrious English poet.

Dugdale [ty/r ^////fl»?], 1655. At the age of 50. En-
graved by Finden, after Hollar. A magnificent
portrait, and unusually fine. Exceedingly rare.
p. xxiv.

The eminent antiquary and historian.

Duppa \Bryan\., 1635. Bishop of Salisbury. En-
graved by Reading, from a scarce portrait. Very
fine. p. viii.
A learned English Bishop and fortunate prelate.

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Fell [/^^x;. Dr.], 1680. Bishop of Oxford. Engraved

after the original, by Sir Peter Lely. Fine, rare

portrait, p. xxiv.

Distinguished for his learning and for his munificence to the
University.

" I do not love thee. Doctor Fell,
The reason why I cannot tell ;
But this alone I know full well,
I do not love thee. Doctor Fell."

Flatman [fT/^ow^i], 1683. Finely engraved by Wedg-
wood, after Thurston. India proof, very rare.
p. xcviii.

The Poet, now only remembered for his elegant Pindaric com-
pliments " to his worthy friend, Isaac Walton."

Fuller Y^homas\ 1651. A very fine portrait, at the
age of 53, engraved by Freeman, p. Ivii.

The learned and quaint English divine. Author of " Holy and
Profane State," "Good Thoughts in Bad Times," "Better
Thoughts in Worse Times," &c., &c.

Gauden \John\, 1650. Bishop of Worcester. En-
graved by Yates, ^ite rare. p. Ixxiv.

A learned prelate, of more fame than character.

Gesner \Konrad\ 1550. A curious portrait in a shell,

so chosen by him, in consequence of his love for

conchological pursuits. Very rare. India proof

p. Iv.

He has been affirmed to be the greatest naturalist the world had
seen since Aristotle, the discoverer of the only true princi-
ples of a botanical arrangement in the flower and fruit, to
which the very existence of botany as a science is owing, —
as the German Pliny, a prodigy of diligence, learning, and
penetration.

6 Index of Illustrations [plrtraus.

Gordon [Mr.] A full length by Scott, after Cooper.
Fine India proof, very rare. p. i., pref

A worthy disciple of Walton, and " one who did something to
illustrate that beautiful pastoral, ' The Arcadia of Angling.' "

Gresham \Sir Thomas'], 1560. A splendid portrait,

engraved by Robinson, after Holbein. Very

fine. p. ii.

Founder of the Royal Exchange, London, and honored for his
knowledge, judgment, and integrity.

Hale [Sir Matthew], 1653. Very fine portrait, en-
graved by Cook, after the original picture, p. c.

The eminent judge and constitutional lawyer, renowned for his
incorruptible honesty.

Hales \John], of Eton, 1630. A very scarce print.
p. xvii.

His Effigy and Tomb. A very scarce old print.

p. Ixxx.

The able scholar and divine, remarkable for the freedom of his
opinions, and for that reason classed among the latitudina-
rians, and author of that quaint and vigorous work, "The
Golden Remains."

Hall [yoseph], 1630. Engraved, by Warren, after
Thornton. Fine India proof p. viii.
The pious Bishop of Norwich, author of " Contemplations."

Hammond [Dr.], 1640. A truly splendid portrait, on
India paper. Scarce, p. xciii.

The learned and handsome divine.

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Hawkins \_Sir John], 1570. Engraved by Audinet.
Small size. p. xxxii.

Herbert [George'], 1622. A very fine portrait, en-
graved by Warren, p. Ixxxiii.

- A very small miniature one. India proof, p.
Ixxxii.

The good and pious author and divine. " The sweet singer of
the Temple."

Hooker [Richard], 1584. A most beautiful portrait.
Fine India proof, rare. p. Ixxi.

Another, at the age of 50. Engraved by Fai-

thorne. p. Ixxi.

- Another. A small miniature one, on India
paper, p. Ixxxii.

The famous author of the " Ecclesiastical Polity."

Hooper [Dr. John], 1550. A very scarce old portrait.

p. Ixxi.

The Martyr Bishop of Gloucester, burnt in the reign of Queen
Mary, and author of many pious works.

JuxoN [Dr. William], 1640, Bishop of London. An

exceedingly scarce print, p. xxiv.

A prelate of great learning, chiefly remembered for his fidelity
to Charles I.

King [Dr. Henry], 1660, Bishop of Chichester, a friend
of Walton. A rare print, p. v.

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Vol. I.
Portraits.

King \Dr. John\ 1610, Bishop of London. After a
rare picture by Lockey. Engraved by Passaeus.
Very rare. p. lix.

Laud \Archbishop\ 1628. A fine portrait, engraved
after the original by Vandyke. Very scarce.
p. xxiii.

Mary Magdelene. By Carlo Dolce. Engraved by
Schuler. Very fine and extremely rare. p. xi.

- A full length, after Viti, splendidly engraved
by Rosaspina. A most beautiful and rare engrav-
ing, p. Ixxiii.

- Another, by Guido. Engraved by Bouilliard.
Very rare. p. Ixxiii.

- Another, by Loir. Engraved by Smith, in
mezzotint, p. xciii.

MoRLEY [D'".]} 1662. Bishop of Winchester. A
truly splendid portrait, engraved by Holl, after
an early original. Fine India proof, very rare.
p. Ix.

Another, more aged. India proof, p. Ixvi.

Another, a large one. p. xcii.

It is well known that he eat only one meal in the twenty-four
hours.

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Morton \Thomas\ 1659. Bishop of Durham, at the
age of 95. Engraved by Berry, after Faithorne.
India proof, p. Ixx.

A man of extensive learning, piety, hospitality, and charity.

Nares \Robert\ 18 19. A beautiful portrait, finely en-
graved by Freeman, after Hoppner. India
proof, p. xxvii.

Archdeacon of Stafford. A learned critic, theologian, and emi-
"^ nent philologist.

Pickering \WiUiam\, 1854. A small colored minia-
ture portrait, surrounded by piscatorial embel-
lishments, p. in pref.

The eminent bookseller, and world-renowned for the beauty
and excellency of his publications. Of excessive rarity,
only a few copies printed for his most esteemed friends.

VvYiCAS [Samuel'], \6oo. A curious old portrait. Very
fine, rare. p. iv.
Author of the " Pilgrimages, or Relations of the World."

QuARLES [Francis], 1624. Engraved by Cross, after
an old picture by Ross. Very scarce, p. xxvi.

- Another. Engraved by Raddon, after Clint.
Fine India proof p. xxvii.

Author of several quaint and original works, " The Emblems,"
&c.

Sancroft [William], 1677. Archbishop of Canter-
bury. Engraved by Virtue. Rare. p. cii.

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Porl raits.

Sanderson \_Robert\ 1650. Bishop of Lincoln, at
the age of 76. Engraved by Dolle, after the
rare original. A very fine -portrait, p. Ivi.

- Another. A much larger portrait. Artist's
India proof, p. xcv.

Another. A very small miniature portrait.

India proof, p. Ixxxii.

Distinguished for liis extensive antiquarian, scholastic, and his-
torical information.

Saville \Sir Henry\ 1610. A full length, by Marcus

Garrett, engraved by Clamp. Exceedingly fine

and rare. p. Ixix.

One of the most learned men of his time, and tutor to Queen
Elizabeth.

Scott \Sir Walter], 1822, and his favorite dog. An
early portrait, engraved by Fittler, after Saxon.
Fine India proof p. liv.

Sheldon [Gilbert'], \6G-j. Archbishop of Canterbury.
Artist's India proof, very fine. p. Ixxv.

Eminent for his many virtues, and one who remained at his post,
in the midst of the afflicted, during the great plague of
London.

Sidney [Sir Philip], 1575. Engraved by De Courbes,
from a very scarce print, p. Ixxxviii.

One of the brightest ornaments of the Court of Queen Eliza-
beth. " The Perfect Gentleman."

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SouTHEY [Robert'], 1825. A fine bust portrait, p.

Ixviii.

The eminent poet, essayist, and historian.

Sparke [Dr. Edward], 1652. A very rare old por-
trait, p. xxxvii.
A famous Puritan divine, poet, and friend of Walton.

St. Vincent [Earl], 1780. Admiral of the British
Fleet. Engraved by Cochran, after Keenan.
India proof, very fine. p. xxiv.

Stothard [Thomas], 1820. A very fine bust. India
proof, p. i., pref.

A fine portrait, engraved by Meyer, after Jack-

son. A very rare print, p. ii., pre/.

The eminent English artist, celebrated for his vignettes of al-
most matchless grace.

Strafford [Ear/ (?/], 1 641. The Trial of Engraved
by Collyer, after the scarce original by Wale,
p. xxix.

And his Secretary. Engraved by Greatbach,

after Vandyke. India proof, very fine. p. xxiv.

Martyr for his efforts to establish the arbitrary power of
Charles I.

Syke [SirM. Masterman], 1824. A fine bust, engraved
by Grave, after Roan. Fery rare. In pref.

Noted for his splendid Library, which was sold at auction in
1824.

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Virgil. From a youthful bust, engraved in stipple,
p.l.

Walton \_Isaac], 1653. Engraved by Humphreys,
after the original by Housman. The finest por-
trait of him extant, p. v., frontispiece.

- 2d. Engraved by Audinet, after a scarce
original. Very fine print. Pref

- 3d. Engraved by Bone, after a scarce original.
An exquisite portrait, p. xix.

- 4th. A very small miniature portrait, on India
proof, p. Ixxxi.

- and his Wife, and Bishop Morley, at their Cot-
tage in Staffordshire, p. xxxi.

- Charles Cotton and Sir John Hawkins. En-
graved by Audinet. A nice group. A very
scarce print, p. xxxii.

- Fishing. A fine line engraving by Beckwith.
p. xxxiv.

- meeting his Friends, going fishing. Engraved
by Wilmore, after Absolon. p. xli.

- and the Fisherwoman. A fine line engraving.
India proof, p. xlvii.

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Whitgift \Archbishop\ 1575, of Canterbury. A fine
portrait by Virtue, p. xlviii.
Distinguished for his persecution of the Puritans and Papists.

Wood \Anthony a\ 1670. Engraved by Cook, after a
very scarce portrait, p. xxix.

The eminent author of the " Athens Oxoniensis."

WoTTON \Sir Henry\ 1630. Engraved by Stow, after
Harding. A fine portrait^ very rare. p. xiii.

Another A very scarce, fine portrait, p. xxxiii.

Another, at the age of 72. A very rare por-
trait, p. xxxv.

A very small miniature portrait. India proof.

p. Ixxxii.
The well-known statesman, diplomatist, and political writer.

WoTTON \Nicholas\., 1550. Dean of Canterbury. A
very scarce portrait, p. xxxiii.

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VIEWS, ILLUSTRATIONS OF NAT-
URAL HISTORY, &c.

Allegorical Picture of Britannia weeping at the
Destruction of her Realm ; the Mitre and the
Crown overthrown, Royalty subverted, Magna
Charta disowned, the Devil stamping on the
Bible and in Popish Disguise tempting Britannia,
and the Angel of Vengeance scourging all with
Fire and Sword. An exceedingly scarce^ curiously
interesting^ and valuable print ^ engraved by White.
p. xxii.

Allegorical Picture of "The Procession of Cu-
pid AND Psyche." By Burney, engraved by
Agar. A fine, scarce print, p. vii.

Ashmolean Museum, at Oxford. Engraved by Le
Keux, after Mackenzie, p. Ixviii.

Aston Hall, Warwickshire. A beautiful view, en-
graved by Roberts, p. Iviii.

Autographs [in facsimile) of Donne, Wotton, Her-
bert, Lincoln, &c. p. Ixxxi.

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Views.

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Beresford. The delightful residence of Cotton, on
the river Dove, so often visited by Walton,
p. Ixxxvi.

Bible. The Bible used by King Charles on the Scaf-
fold, 1649. Engraved by Smith, after Irvine.
A very fine print, p. xxv.

BisHOPSBOuRNE Church, Kent. A fine, tinted litho-
graph, p. ix.

Bleak Hall, a famous fishing-place. A pretty sylvan
scene. A very rare wood engraving, p. xlvi.

Boscobel House. Where Charles \l. was sheltered
and made his escape, A very rare print, p.
Ixiii.

Boys Fishing. A pretty engraving, p. xci.

Bradbourne Church, Herts. A very nicely colored
print. Exceedingly rare. p. xlv.

Cambridge. St. John's College. Drawn and engraved
by Howard. A very fine and rare print, p. vi.

Canterbury. Engraved by Angus, after a very fine
picture by Morton, p. xviii.

Chichester Cathedral. Drawn and engraved by
Harwood. Very fine ^ on India proof p. Ixviii.

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Chichester Cathedral. A view of Chichester, from
a very scarce print. Finely etched, p. Ixi.

Child \A\ contemplating the beauties of Nature. Fine
line engraving, India proof p. Hi.

Christ Church. Interior of the Hall, Christ Church.
Engraved by Le Keux, after Mackenzie, p.
Ixxxiv.

Tom Gate, Christ Church. Drawn by Whes-

sell. p. Ixxxiv.

Collar of the Order of St. George, lost at Worces-
ter by King Charles, which was entrusted to the
care of Isaac Walton. A fine miniature, very
prettily illuminated, p. xxxvi.

Another one, with the Garter handsomely illu-
minated, p. xxxvi.

Drawing-Room at Boughton Malherbe — the splen-
did seat of the Wottons. By Nash. A tinted
lithograph, p. xiii.

Falconrie. The Departure for the Falconrie. By
Aubrey. A finely characteristic picture of the
festive days of Merrie England. A lithograph.
p. xliii.

Lincoln Cathedral. Most beautiful. Finely en-
graved by Havell, after Allom. Very rare. p.
xciv.

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Views,

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London. The Royal Exchange. A very fine view by
Armdale, engraved by Kearman. p. iii.

St. Paul's Cathedral. Interior view, by Deeble,

after Hablot Browne. A fine, rare print, p.
Ixxxix.

The old East India House. An exceedingly rare

print. Wood engraving, p. xxvii.

Lymington. From Mount Pleasant. A beautiful
view, by Woods, after Sargent. Very rare. p.
xcix.

Marchant's \The\ Mapp of Commerce, by Lewes
Roberts, 1638. A curious emblematic Title-
page to. p. XX.

The author was a warm friend of Walton, and the work was
published under his auspices. This work gained Roberts
a great reputation, as he was the first systematic writer upon
trade in the English language

Madeley Manor, Staffordshire. The seat of " his
most honoured friend, John OfBey, Esq." An
exceedingly rare print, p. xxxix.

Another View. A very rare, fine wood engraving.

p. xl.

Otter Ground [The]. A favorite resort of Walton.
A fine, rare engraving, by Howitt. p. xliii.

Otter Hunting. A fine, scarce print, engraved by

Beckwith, after Giles, p. xliii.
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Oxford. A beautiful view of. Drawn and engraved by
Howard. Exceedingly rare, fine print, p. Ixxviii.

Official Seal of the University of p. Ixxviii.
Another. The Academic Seal. p. Ixxviii.

Piscatorial Embellishments:

Fish and Tackle. A beautiful design, finely

engraved. Pre/., xi.
Cupids Fishing. A pretty design. India proof

Pre/., vi.
The Dolphin and Trident. Pre/., viii.
Preparing to go Fishing. A very pretty design.

India proof Pre/., viii.
Curious Emblematic Title-page to "The Com-

pleat Angler." Engraved by Audinet.

Pre/., iii.
Fac-simile of the Title-Page to Walton & Cot-
ton's Angler, published in 1653. India proof

p. xxxviii.
Monogram of Walton & Cotton. India proof

Pre/., viii.

Rome. Ancient Ruins of Engraved by Cooke, p.
Ixxxiv.

St. Peter's. A very scarce print, p. Ixxxiv.

- Campo Vaccino. A splendid view. Engraved
by Cooke. Fine proof Very rare. p. Ixxxiv.

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Rustic Bower [TA^-J. Engraved by Audinet, after
Wale. Scarce print, p. Hi.

Stafford Market-Place — the Birth-place of Isaac
Walton. A very fine, scarce print. Engraved
by Howard. India proof, p. i.

Tottenham High Church. A very scarce print. En-
graved by Hayden, after Ellis. Very rare. p. Hi.

Tottenham High-Cross. A very old, scarce print.
Engraved by Cooke, p. liii.

Venice. A beautiful view, after Canaletti. Engraved
by Bromley. Rare. p. Ixxxv.

Wall Stream [T^he^ on the Conway — a favorite resort
of Walton. Engraved by Archer, after Wood.
India proof, p. xc.

Waltham — a noted place for famous trout. A very
pretty wood engraving. Exceedingly scarce, p.
xlix.

Walton's Birth-Place, in Fleet Street, in 1624. A
very fine wood engraving, very scarce, p. xvi.

Walton's House of Business, in Chancery Lane, in
1652. Engraved by Smith, p. xvii.

Walton's Residence in Fleet Street, in 1644. En-
graved by Giller. India proof, p. xxii.

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Walton's Memorial Tombstone of Mrs. Walton.
India proof, p. Ixiv.

Walton's Epitaph on his Wife. Autograph in fac-
simile, p. Ixv.

Walton and Cotton. Memorial Stone to, at Beres-
ford. An original pen and ink drawing, p.
Ixxxvii.

Want's Inn, Broxbourne. A fine print, drawn and
engraved by Archer. Fine line engraving. In-
dia proof, p. xlviii.

Well's Cathedral. Engraved by Winkles, after
Hablot Browne. India proof, p. xxviii.

Winchester Cathedral. West Front. A fine tinted
lithograph. Very rare. p. Ixxiii.

- Interior. Engraved by Winkles, after Hablot
Browne, p. xcvi.

A fine, large, front view. A superb engraving.

Very rare. p. cxxviii.

Winchester College. A very rare old print. Fine
copy. p. cvii.

Chapel of. Engraved by Le Keux, after Car-
ter, p. cvii.

Another view. p. cvii.

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Winchester. Prior Silksteed's Chapel, where Isaac
Walton was buried. A very fine print, engraved
by Lowry, after Shenton. India proof, p. cxii.

The Deanery, the Prior's Quarters. A beauti-

ftil etching by Le Keux, after Carter, p. cxxviii.
The beautiful and peaceful residence of Walton's son-in-law.

The Conventual Kitchen. Finely engraved

by Le Keux, after Carter, p. cxxviii.

The College Tower, Library, and Mill. A

fine line engraving, by Tombleson, after Carter,
p. cxxviii.

St. John's Street. A beautiful etching by Le

Keux, after Carter, p. cxxx.

Cheesehill Street. A very pretty place, where

Walton resided at the age of 90. Proof, en-
graved by Le Keux, after Carter, p. ciii.

College. A beautiful etching by Le Keux, af-
ter Carter, p. cxxxi.

Windsor Castle. Taken near the Lock. Engraved
by Cooke, after Owen. A very fine line engrav-
ing. India proof p. cxxxix.

A very fine view, in colored lithography, p.

cliv.

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Windsor Castle. Another view, from Henry VIII.'s
Gateway, p. cliv.

- St. George's Chapel, Windsor. A neat en-
graving, p. cliv.

Worcester. A very fine view, engraved by Howard,
p. xxxvi.

WoTTON [Ar Henry\ View of his Fishing House.
A most beautiful vignette, finely engraved by Ad-
cock, after Hassell. p. cxxxviii.

Another fine view of the same sylvan retreat,

by the same artists, p. cxl.

Another view of the same. A fine original

water-color drawing. Unique, p. cxxxviii.

VOLUME II.

Portraits ani otljerJllustratiaus.

PORTRAITS.

Allington [Lord Wm.\ A fine portrait in imitation
of a crayon drawing. Very rare. p. ccxiii.

Aston \Sir Roger\ 1645. His monument. A very-
fine design, p. clxvii.

Bishops. Portraits of Six Bishops — St. Asaph, Chi-
chester, Ely, Peterborough, Bath and Wells, and
Bristol. And portrait of the Archbishop of
Canterbury. All in one group. A very scarce
engraving, by White, p. clix.

Bristol {The Bishop of]. Engraved by White, p. clix.

Browne \_Rev. Thos.], aetat 80. Painted and engraved
by Blackberd. A very scarce print, p. cxxxii.

This gentleman reprinted " Walton's Angler," in 1772 — the last
preceding edition being that of 1676 — being nearly a hun-
dred years out of print.

Burnet [Gilbert], 1700. Bishop of Salisbury. En-
graved by Shaw, after Riley, p. ccxi.

Bury [Lady Charlotte], 1828. A fine portrait. Very

rare. p. cxxxiv.

Authoress of one of the finest poems, in praise of Walton, ever
composed, commencing :

"Albeit, gentle Angler, I
Delight not in thy trade."

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Ol. 2.

ortraits.

Carew [Thomas], 1620. Engraved by Smith, after
the fine picture by Vandyke. India proof, fine
copy. p. clxvi.

Carew's sonnets were more in request, in his day, than any
poets of his time, and many of them were set to music by
Lawes and other eminent composers.

Carleton [AVD^^/fj], 1632. Viscount Dorchester. A
very scarce old portrait, finely engraved, p. cli.

Caussin \Le Pere Nicolas] S. J., 1641. A very rare
print, by Clouvet. p. cxxvii.

THE AUTHOR OF THE SAYING—" HE THAT LOSES
HIS CONSCIENCE HAS NOTHING LEFT THAT
IS WORTH KEEPING."

Cavendish [Lady]. 1660. Duchess of Newcastle. A
splendid full-length portrait as a peeress, finely
engraved by Greatbach, after Harding. p.
clxxxviii.

Another portrait, as a poetess. A very scarce

print, p. clxxxix.

Another, as a poetess. Nicely engraved in

stipple. Very rare. p. clxxxix.

It was the last production of this lady, who was quite a prolific
author, that Cotton thus criticised :
" For a fine piece 'twas not intended.
Since in a month 'twas both begun and ended."

Chapman [George], 1620. Engraved by Swaine. A
rare portrait, p. clxxi.

Ant. a Wood says, " that he was a person of most reverend as-
pect, religious and temperate, qualities rarely meeting in a
poet!"

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Charles I. and his Family. A fine picture by My-
tens, engraved by Bacon. India proof, p. cxv.

Charles I. A portrait of "one of the Fanatic Re-
publicans in the time of Charles I." Exceedingly
rare, fine old print, p. cxiv.

Charles II. A fine, scarce print, 2S.t^x\^o<g^pin. Large
size. p. cxvi.

Cheke \Sir John\, 1540. A fine engraving of an ex-
ceedingly rare print, p. clxv.

The greatest promoter of learning England ever had. " Doc-
trinae Checus linguaeque utriusque magister."

Chesterfield \Earl of\ 1760. Full-length, engraved
by Romney, after Hoare. p. clxxxvi.

Chichester YThe Bishop\. A scarce portrait, by White,
p. clix.

Cicero. A very fine bust, from a scarce old print, p.
clxxvii.

Clarendon \Edward Hyde, Earl of\ 1690. A fine,
large portrait, after the original of Sir Peter Lely.
p. clxxv.

Cokayne \Sir Aston], 1658. A fine laureate bust por-
trait, engraved by Wilkin. Fery rare. p. clxix.

The portrait of Cokayne is extremely rare ; the copper-plate
was used as the portrait of Ovid, in North's translation of
Plutarch's Lives, and was re-engraved for Bridges' British
Bibliographer, and for Richardson's Rare Portraits.

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Vol. I.
Portraits.

Coleridge [6*. T.], 1820. A truly fine portrait, en-
graved by Wagstaf, after Wivell. India proof,
p. ccv.

CoRNEiLLE ^Pierre], 1670. Engraved by Woolnoth, af-
ter the original of Lebrun. Very fine. p. clxxvi.

Another. A full-length, engraved by Davie,

after Leroux. p. clxxvi.

Cotton \^Charles\, 1650. A fine portrait, engraved by
Duncan. Artist's India proof, p. clxv.

Another. Engraved by Humphrey, after Sir

Peter Lely. p. clxv.

Another. Engraved by Maile, after Sir Peter

Lely. \ndL\3.^roof, fine impression, p. clxxiv.

A very fine portrait, engraved by Robinson,

after Corbould and Meadows. India proof p.
cc.

Engraved by Bannerman, after a picture by

himself. Very rare. p. ccx.

Cromwell \OUver\ 1650. A very fine portrait, en-
graved in stipple, by Scott, after Harding.
Splendid impression, very rare. p. cxiv.

Another. Engraved by Robinson, after the

original by Walker. Fine portrait, p. clxxii.

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Davy \Sir Humphrey], 1801. A very fine portrait, in
mezzotint, at the age of 23, by Turner, after
Howard. India proof p. cxxxiv.

Another. Engraved by Thomson, after Lons-
dale. A fine engraving, p. cxxxiv.

Donne YDr.\, 1620. The Vision that appeared to him
on the day that his wife was delivered of a dead
child. A fine line engraving, by Heath, after
Wright. India proof, p. cxviii.

Edward VI., 1550. Finely engraved by Worthington.
p. clxv.

Elizabeth \^een\ 1590. Engraved by Dean, after
Hilliard. Fine impression, p. cxlii.

Ely [Bishop of\. Engraved by White, p. clix.

Herbert [George], 1612. In his young days, studying.
A very fine print, engraved by Smith, after
Pond. India proof, very rare. p. cxviii.

Herrick [Roiert], 1660. The Poet. Engraved by
Smith, after Clint, p. clxvi.

"A Genealogical Registerof the name and family of Herrick," was
published by Jedediah Herrick, at Bangor, Maine, in 1846,
who claims descent from the Poet. It is a curious example of
the pride of birth, and of English ancestry, remaining with
the republican descendants of this ancient family.

Hilliard \_Nicolas], 1600. The artist who painted the
portrait of Queen Elizabeth. Fine engraving,
after the original miniature. Exceedingly rare.
p. cxlii.

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HoRNE [Dr. George\ 1780. Bishop of Norwich. A
fine portrait, engraved from an original minia-
ture, p. cxxxlv.

Johnson \pr. Sam.'], 1764. A very fine portrait, en-
graved by Heath, after Sir Joshua Reynolds.
Scarce and valuable, p. cxxxii.

The giant of English literature. Dr. Johnson, ranks foremost
among the modern admirers of Walton. He at one time
contemplated writing his life.

Kempis YThomas a\ 1460. A very rare old engraving,
after Firens. p. cliii.

.... "one of those humble saints whose calm and meditative
piety surrounds their memory with an undying fragrance."

Ken [Dr.], 1700. Bishop of Bath and Wells. A very
fine print. India proof, rare. p. cvii.

A very old print, p. cHx.

A small one, engraved by White, p. clix.

One of the seven bishops sent to the Tower by James II.

KiLLiGREW \Thomas\ 1664. Dramatist. Engraved by
Scriven, after Cooper. Very rare. p. cl.

'L,ows.\.KCY.\Colonel Richard\ 1640. A very fine portrait,

engraved by Clamp, from the original in Dul-

wich College, p. clxxii.

The poet and dramatic writer, author of Lucasta. He was dis-
tinguished by his fidelity to Charles I., in whose interest
he expended his whole fortune, and died in poverty, in 1658.

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Merton \W'. de\, 1265. Founder of Merton College,
Oxford. A scarce old -print, p. cli.

Monk \_Generar\, 1650. A very rare portrait, engraved
by Vander Gucht. p. cxvi.

Montaigne, 1580. Engraved by Cooke, after Che-
reau. India proof, p. cxciv.

More \Sir T/iomas], 1520. A scarce old print, finely
engraved, p. cxlix.

- The Family of Sir Thomas More. Engraved
by Dean, after the fine picture by Holbein.
India proof p. cxlviii.

Plot [i?<?/^fr/], 1680. The eminent naturalist. Engraved
by Harding. A fine old portrait, very rare. p.
cxcv.

Peterborough [Bishop]. A miniature portrait, en-
graved by White, p. clix.

Pope [Alex.], 1730. A fine full-length, engraved by
Robinson, after Jervas. l^ery rare engraving.
p. cxxxvii.

Reynolds [Dr.], 1660. Bishop of Norwich. A fine
old engraving, after Loggan. p. civ.

Saville [Sir G.], 1680. Mural Tablet, with a miniature
portrait. Fine, large print, scarce, p. cxcv.

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Vol I
Ponraits.

Secundus [Joannes\, 1525. The Dutch Poet. A very
rare old print, p. clxviii.

An elegant scholar and poet, of licentious principles. Author
of " Basia."

Sheldon [Dr.[, 1660. Archbishop of Canterbury.
Engraved by Clamp, after Harding. Fine, large
print, very rare. p. clxxxiii.

SiBBEs [-Dr.], 1620. A curious old portrait in minia-
ture, with emblematic devices. Very rare. p.

civ.

Author of the " Soul's Conflict," " Bruised Reed," &c.

" Of this blest man let this just praise be given.
Heaven was in him, before he was in heaven."

— Izaak Walton.

A quaint old portrait. Very rare. p. cvi.

Sibbes' works were so highly esteemed by Izaac Walton that,
at his demise, he bequeathed to his son "The Soul's Con-
flict," and to his daughter, " The Bruised Reed," with a
strict injunction to read them often, so as to be well ac-
quainted with them.

Sidney {Sir Philip], 1566. A splendid line engraving
of large size, after Sir Antonio More. Very
rare. p. clvi.

St. John. A beautiful ideal portrait of St. John, sur-
rounded by the Heavenly Host, attended by the
Recording Angel. Engraved by Hessloehl,
after Klein. Very rare. p. clii.

St. Asaph \Bishop of\ A miniature portrait, engraved
by White, p. clix.

Portrafu.] to Complete Angler. ZZ

Tasso, 1595. A fine portrait in mezzotint. India
proof, p. clxx.

Virgin and Child, by Gsell. A fine lithograph, p.
clviii.

Waller \Edmund\ 1687. The Poet. Engraved by-
Bromley, after Clint. India proof p. clxxiii.

Ward [6'£'/,^]. Bishop of Salisbury, 1667. A very
scarce old print. Frontispiece.

- Another portrait, at an earlier age. Fine print.
p. cxi.

Whitgift [-Dr.], 1603. Archbishop of Canterbury.
Engraved by Vertue. Rare. p. cxvi.

Wordsworth \^he Poet], 1850. A fine portrait by
Miss Gillies. Very rare engraving, p. cxxxiii.

- Another, in mezzotint, very beautiful. After
Miss Gillies's portrait. Very rare. p. cxxxiii.

Wordsworth's exquisite sonnet on Walton's biographical labors
cannot be too often read.

Wrangham \Archdeacon\ 1842. A fine portrait, en-
graved by Hicks, after Jackson. Fine impression.
p. cxxxvi.

A prolific English author, and editor of Plutarch's Lives.

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VIEWS, ILLUSTRATIONS OF NAT-
URAL HISTORY, &c.

Angling. A pretty view. Neat wood engraving.
p. ccvi.

Another. Finely engraved on wood. p. ccvii.

Another. Wood engraving, p. ccxiv.

Arts and Sciences [Tl^^]. Two fine allegorical designs,
by Cipriani. Engraved by Vendroni. Exces-
sively rare. p. cxviii.

Babes in the Wood, being covered by the Robins. A
splendid line engraving. Most beautiful design.
Of great rarity, p. cxviii.

" No burial these pretty babes
Of any man receives.
Till Robin-red-breast painfully
Did cover them with leaves."

Bakewell. a very fine view of. A splendid engrav-
ing. Drawn and engraved by Howard, p.
clxxxii.

Cambridge. Trinity College. Front view. A very
fine print. Drawn and engraved by Harwood.
p. cxxx.

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Captivity of Babylon. A fine picture, by Joyard.
Engraved by Tortet. p. cxvii.

Another. A wood engraving, after Rembrandt.

p. cxvii.

Another. A diflferent one. A neat wood en-
graving, p. cxvii.

Cards. Playing at Cards. A fine old print, in mezzo-
tint. Engraved by Brookshaw, after Teniers.
Rare. p. clxxxvii.

Castle of the Peverills of the Peak, Derbyshire.
Engraved by Clark, after Allom. A fine view.
India proof p. clxxviii.

Cause and Effect, 1626-1648. An original pen and
ink drawing of the Proclamations and Counter-
Proclamations of Charles I., Cromwell, and Fair-
fax. Beautifully designed. Unique, p. cxv.

Chatsworth. a splendid view of this princely resi-
dence. Drawn and engraved by Harwood.
Fine impression, p. cxciii.

Chesse [The Game of]. From a scarce old German
print, p. clxxxvii.

Chester. A very fine view, splendid engraving. Very
rare. p. clxxviii.

36 Index of Illustrations [views, &c.

Chester. Inside view of one of the Rows in the old city.
A very scarce print, engraved by Landseer, after
Webster, p. clxxviii.

Christmas. An emblematic Illumination, p. cxcviii.

Cotton [Charles']. His autograph, in fac-simile, sur-
rounded by piscatorial designs. Finely en-
graved, India proofs, p. clxv.

- The Original Title of "Wonders of the
Peake," 1694. Rare. p. cxcii.

Crozier [The'] of Corpus Christi College, Oxford.
Presented by Bishop Fox, its founder. Nicely
illuminated by Shaw. p. cxviii.

DovEDALE. View of, from Staffordshire. Engraved
by Lizars, after Price, p. clxxix.

" Now farewell. Dove, where I caught such brave dishes
Of over-grown, golden and silver-scal'd fishes."

Farnham Castle. A favorite residence of Izaac Wal-
ton. A scarce old wood engraving, p. civ.

Another view. A very scarce old print, p. cix.

Fly-Fishing. a very fine line engraving. India
proof, p. cxcii.

Hawkins [William]. His Monumental Inscription in
Winchester Cathedral. India paper, p. cxxviii.

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Views.

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Hooker's Parsonage, Drayton Beauchamp. An ex-
ceedingly scarce print, p. cxviii.

- College, at Christ Church, Oxford. A fine
colored lithograph, by Stadler, after Westall. p.
cxviii.

- The same. A most beautiful engraving, drawn
by Whessell. p. cxviii.

" that garden of piety, of pleasure, of peace."

Hope. Emblematic design of. A fine old engraving.
Very rare. p. ccii.

Hospital of St. Cross. The Hall of, engraved by
Le Keux, after Carter. A very fine print, p. ex.

- The Church of the Hospital of St. Cross.
Engraved by Le Keux, after Carter. Fine
print, p. ex.

- The same. South view. Large print. Engraved
by Pass, after Cave. Old and rare. p. ex.

I LAM. The Seat of the late John Sparrow Port, Esq.
An original pen and ink drawing. Unique, p.
clxvii.

Ken's \Bishop^ Palace at Wells, Somersetshire. A
pretty lithograph, p. cxxxi.

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Landing of the Bishops at the Tower of London.
Engraved after a picture by Buss. Very rare.
p. clix.

Lark ['T'he\. An exceedingly pretty oil print, after the
style of Baxter, p. cxviii.

- in the Cornfield, singing. A fine colored print.
Very pretty, p. cxviii.

Lichfield. View west of the city. Finely engraved
by Tombleson, after Robson. p. cxlv.

London. A View of London from the Thames, when
frozen over, January and February, 1684. A
very nice, curious old print, printed at that time
on the ice, on the Thames. Exceedingly Rare.
p. cxcvii.

Longleate, in Wiltshire, a seat of the Lord Viscount

Weymouth. A very rare old print, p. cxxiii.

A bird's-eye view of this fine estate, greatly celebrated in its day
for its large collection of "books and manuscripts." The
last asylum of Bishop Ken, Walton's uncle.

Melancholy. An old and scarce print, emblematic of
Melancholy. Engraved by Wiriclc, in 1602.
Very rare. p. cciv.

Merton College, Oxford. A very fine print. Drawn
and engraved by Harwood. p. cli.

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Views,

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Nightingale [7%^]. A finely colored print, p. cxviii.

singing. Another finely colored print, p.

cxviii.

— another of my airy creatures breathes such sweet loud music
out of her little instrumental throat, that it might make man-
kind to think miracles are not ceased T — I. W.

Oxford. The New College. A fine view from the
Gardens. A scarce lithograph, p. cxxx.

The Theatre. Erected by Cotton's friend and

patron, Archbishop Sheldon. Fine old print.
Scarce, p. clxxxiv.

Rural Scene. Prettily engraved in wood. p. cci.

Robin \l'he\. By Harrison Weir. A very beautiful
oil print, large size. p. cxviii.

"The honest Robin, that loves mankind, both alive and dead."
— Walton.

Salisbury Cathedral. Front view. A splendid
print, engraved by Le Keux, after Mackenzie.

Frontispiece.

A South view. Drawn by Archer, engraved

by Winkles. A very fine line engraving. In-
dia proof p. cxxvi.

Another view. Fine large engraving. India

proof, p. cxxvii.

- Another view. A splendid line engraving.
Fine India proof p. cxxv.

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Salisbury Cathedral. Another fine view, from the
cloisters. Finely engraved by Le Keux. Very
rare. p. cxxix.

Saville \Baron\ and his Son. The Tomb of, at Mot-
ley, Yorkshire. Finely engraved, p. cli.

Sciences [T'.^f]. A fine allegorical picture by Cipriani,
engraved by Vendroni. Excessively rare.
p. cxviii.

St. Dunstan's in the West, Fleet Street, London.
Copy of a very old print, p. clx.

The church in which Walton and his parents used to worship.

Stafford. St. Mary's Church. Line engraving, after
Carter, p. clxi.

View of Greengate Street. Fine old buildings.

A large lithographic print, very rare. p. clvii.

Staffordshire. A fine old print, very rare. Beauti-
ful impression, p. cv.

Sudbury. Seat of Lord Vernon. After a drawing by
Rayner. A fine lithograph, p. clxv.

Thrush [Tl^i?]. A finely colored print, p. cxviii.

with bis melodious voice bids welcome to the charming

spring. ' ' — Walton.

Venables \George'\. Lord Vernon. His armourial
bearings, p. clxv.

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Views, &c,

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Waller's \Edmuntr\ Tomb, at Beaconsfield. A neat
engraving by Smith, p. clxxiii.

Walton \Izaac\. A beautiful Monumental Design,
by Cipriani, engraved by Bartolozzi. p. cliv.

- Fac-simile of his Tombstone. India proof
p. cxli.

- A Memorial Tablet in Winchester Cathedral.
Original water-color drawing, by Gosden. p.
cxiii.

Walton \_Mrs^ Mural Tablet to her memory.
Original pen and ink drawing, p. cxlviii.

Walton \James\. His Monumental Inscription in
Salisbury Cathedral. India proof p. cxxiv.

Wells Cathedral. Interior view, engraved by Win-
kles, after Garland. Fine India proof p. cvii.

West Front. Engraved by Le Keux, after

Shaw. A very fine engraving, p. cxliii.

Another engraving, in smaller size. India

proof, p. cxliii.

Winchester Cathedral. West Gate. A fine en-
graving, by Le Keux, after Carter. Fine proof.
Frontispiece.

42 Index of Illustrations, &c. [vicw°s','&c.

Winchester Cathedral. Another view. An unfin-
ished etching. Artist's proof. A valuable, rare
print, p. cxiii.

- Another view. Very fine. Engraved by Le
Keux, after Carter. India proof p. cxiii.

VOLUME III.

IPartraits ani otl^er 3llu0tratians.

PORTRAITS.

Aristotle. An excellent old engraving, from an
ancient sculpture. Very rare. p. 70.

AsHMOLE [Eliai], 1692. Author and antiquary. A
fine wood engraving. India proof, p. 62.

The founder of the Ashmoleon Museum, at Oxford. " By asso-
ciating himself with that crack-brained enthusiast, John
Aubrey, and that egregious impostor, Lilly, the astrologer,
he became a dupe to the knavery of one, and a victim to the
follies of both ; and thus lost the great reputation he had
acquired by his writings."

Aston [Walter], Lord, anno 1629. Fine old engraving,
by Payne.

Bacon [Lord], at the age of 18. A very fine engraving.
Artist's India proof p. 108.

Camden [ff^iiiiam], 1623. A neat miniature portrait.
Engraved in 1658. Fery rare. p. 43.
The eminent author and antiquary.

Cecil [Robert], Earl of Salisbury, 161 2. From an
original miniature, p. fi.

- A different one. Beautifully engraved. Artist's
India proof, p. 51-

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Chaucer [Geoffrey], 1400. A neat miniature portrait.
Engraved in 1658. Fery rare. p. 43.

Cicero. A fine old portrait. Fery rare. p. 49.

Clarendon \_Edward Hyde\ Earl of, 1674. Engraved
by Cochran, after the fine original by Sir Peter
Lely. A very beautiful portrait, fine impres-
sion, p. 56.

Cleopatra. A fine old portrait, neatly engraved, p.
73-

Plutarch states that Cleopatra often went with Mark Antony
a-fishing.

Elizabeth \_^een\. A very fine portrait, engraved by
Dean, after the fine original by Zucchero. Bril-
liant impression, p. 117.

Faithorne \W'illiari{\, 1671. The Engraver. Finely
engraved by Robinson, after the rare original by
himself. India proof p. 6.

Featley [I^''-], 1645. ^ curious old portrait, and
scarce, p. 21.

His Monumental Effigies. Curious old print.

p. 21.

Dr. Daniel Fairclough, alias Featley, about whom see Athen.
Oxon., by Bliss, vol. iii., p. 156.

Hastings \_Mr.^ A very curious old portrait, full-
length. Engraved in 1782, by Brotherton. p.

105.

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Herrick, the Poet. Being crowned. A curious old
portrait, engraved in 1795. ^ite rare. p. 118.

Hooker [Richard'\, 1600. A fine, large portrait, en-
graved by Cook. p. 27.

Isaiah. An illuminated portrait {ideal), from an an-
cient missal, p. 72.

Lambard \JV.'\, 1 601. A fine old miniature portrait,
engraved in 1658. Fery rare. p. 43.

Markham [Gervase'\y 1650. Engraved by Reading,
after the original by Cross. Very rare. p. 54.

A soldier and scholar of the reign of James I. and Charles I.,
author of several works on husbandry and horsemanship.

Mayherne [Theo. de~\. Aged 82. A fine old portrait,
well engraved by W. Elder, p. 105.

Mercator \Gerard'\, 1594. A very fine old print, by
L'Armessin. \^z.rgQ sizz, extremely rare. p. 104.

It is said of Gerard Mercator, of Ruremond, in Flanders, that
he was a man of such intense application to mathematical
studies, that he neglected the necessary refreshments of na-
ture. He engraved with his own hand, and colored the
maps to his geographical writings. He wrote several books
of Theology, and died in 1 594

Montaigne. A very neat portrait. India paper, p.
34-

- Another. Splendidly engraved by WagstafF.
P- 34-

48 Index of Illustrations [pomait..

NowELL \_Alex.'\ Dean of St. Paul's, 1601. A very
fine miniature portrait, in wood engraving. In-
dia paper, p. 62.

Another, at the age of 95. A very fine por-
trait. Rare. p. 74.

His monument and sculptured portrait. Very

fine, scarce, p. 75.

Walton says that he spent a tenth of his time in angling.

Overall \Bp.], 1600. A fine old engraving, p. 74.

OvERBURY {Sir Thomas], 1613. "His portraiture,"
after an "extra rare print," by Elstracke. India
proof Very rare. p. 119.

Known as an elegant writer, but especially remembered for his
tragical death, at the instance of the Earl of Rochester and
Countess of Essex.

Perkins [_Will!am\, 1602. A learned and voluminous
author. A very old and scarce print, p. 73.

He had the misfortune to lose the use of his right hand, as we
find intimated in this distich:
"Though Nature hath thee of thy right hand bereft.
Right well thou writest with thy left."

Phillips [Edward]. " New World of Words." The
original title-page, 1658, with 8 interesting por-
traits and views, p. 43.

Educated by his illustrious uncle, John Milton, the poet.

Raleigh [Sir fValter\ 16 18. A very fine portrait, large
size, by Vertue. Capitally engraved by Audinet.
p. 113.

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RoNDELETiuS \William\ 1566. Fine wood engraving.
Artist's India proof, p. 65.

An eminent French physician, to whose works Walton was so
much indebted.

Sandys [Giforg-e], 1643. A very fine portrait. En-
graved by Raddon, after Clint. India proof.

P-39-

A pious, learned and accomplished author and traveler, and who
was greatly distinguished for his erudition, sagacity and a
love of truth.

Saviour [0«r]. A fine, scarce engraving, by Ruschweyh,
of Rome, after Raphael, p. 25.

and the Apostles. A beautiful cartoon. De-
signed by Violet Le Due. Nicely illuminated,
p. 129.

Scott \yohn\^ 1694, of Amwell, Herts. A fine en-
graving. Very rare. p. 83.
A very learned minister, and author of " The Christian Life."

Selden \yohri\, 1654. A fine old miniature portrait,
engraved in 1658. Very rare. p. 43.
The renowned English antiquarian, law-writer, and historian,

Seneca. A very fine bust portrait by Cheney, engraved
by Audinet. Private plate, unpublished, and

quite rare. p. 103.

Shakespeare. A monumental bust portrait, engraved
in stipple, after a fine picture. Artist's India

proof p. 116.

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Vol. 5
Portrails.

Spelman [Sir Henry"], 1641. A neat miniature por-
trait, engraved in 1658. p. 43.

The eminent English historian and antiquary.

Spenser l_Edmund'}, 1599. A fine old miniature por-
trait, engraved in 1658. Rare. p. 43.

St. John. A fine ideal portrait, by De Nooge, of
Rome, engraved by Lindenberg. Fery rare.
p. 71.

Another, by Domenichino, engraved by Huf-

fam, in mezzotint. Very fine. p. 72.

St. Peter. A fine full-length, by Grun, engraved by
Bisson. f^ery rare. p. 28.

Tobias and the Angel. A fine engraving by Heath,
after Westall. p. 55-

Tradescant, Senior. A fine old engraving, 1793-
Rare. p. 63.

Senior \Mrs. Hester]. Copied from the origi-
nal in the Ashmolean Museum, p. 62.

This lady drowned herself in her own pond at the loss of her
husband's museum.

Junior. A neat engraving, p. 63.

Junior [Afr.f.] and son. A fine, rare old print.

p. 62.

The Tradescants were the first collectors of natural curiosities
in England.

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Walton [Izaac] in the green fields reposing. A most
beautiful portrait, by Inskipp, engraved by
Robinson. Splendid impression, p. 59.

Wharton [i^?".], 1665. An eminent physician. A
fine portrait, nicely engraved. Artist's India

proof, very rare. p. 48.

During the time of the great plague. Dr. Wharton continued in
London, when most of the physicians fled the contagion.

Whitehead [Robert]. The celebrated fly-fisher, drawn
from life by Minasi. A fine lithograph, p. 10.

Whittaker [ff^illiam], 1595. A fine old print, f^ery
scarce, p- 75-

Wotton [Sir Henry], 1689. Finely engraved by Coch-
ran, after the original by Cornelius Jansen.
Fine proof p. 77.

" The undervaluer of money. Sir Henry Wotton, whose expe-
rience, learning, wit, and cheerfulness, made his company
to be esteemed one of the delights of mankind." — Walton.

52 Index of Illustrations [views, &c.

VIEWS, ILLUSTRATIONS OF NAT-
URAL HISTORY, &c.

Abbots and Friars Fishing in Lent. A very fine,
scarce lithograph, p- 47-

Amphion, with his tuneful lyre. Engraved by Bick-
ham. A curious old print, p. 60.

Amwell House, Herts. Drawn and engraved by
Storer. Proof, p. 82.

- Mr. Scott's House, at Amwell. A curious old
wood engraving, p. 83.

Scott's Grotto, at Amwell. A fine etching.

Very rare. p. 83.

Amwell Hill, Herts. A fine engraving by

Cooke, after Sothard. p. 83.

Another view, by Mason Jackson. Artist's

India proof p. 83.

The village of Amvv'ell was so beautiful (1782) as to induce
John Scott, Esq., to make it the subject of an excellent
poem.

vilvs, &c 1 fo Complete Angler. 53

Angler [The], A very fine line engraving by Hea-
wood, after Schaick. Beautiful impression, p.

24.

Angling. A very beautiful picture, finely engraved.
Artist's India proof, p. 89.

Angling Match on Loch Leven. A scarce wood en-
graving, p. 104.

Ashmole's \Elias\ House, at Lambeth. A fine wood
engraving, p. 62. See note appended thereto.

Aurora. A very fine composition by Howard, en-
graved by Legrand. A beautiful print, p. 80.

Barbel [^/te\. A splendid engraving by William
Smith. Fine artist's India proof p. 69.

Another. A fine engraving. Artist's India

proof p. 100.

Bat [The]. A neat colored engraving, p. 106.

Birds. A group of. Finely colored, p. 38.
Bittern [TO^]. A fine engraving, by Griffith, p. 92.

Bleak Hall. A fine old engraving. Very rare. p. 113.

Another view. The back entrance. Drawn by

Hixon, and engraved by Richardson. Very
fine. p. 1 13.

54 Index of Illustrations [viewl',&c.

Bolton Abbey, Wharfdale. Drawn by Turner, en-
graved by Finden. India proof, p. 90.

Box-Hill Bridge. A very neat engraving, by Archer.
p. 60.

Boys Fishing. A very pretty wood engraving, p. 15.

Breakfast [Y'/i^]. Drawn by Stothard, and finely en-
graved by Fox. p. 95.

Bream [T!^^]. Finely engraved. India proof, p. 18.
Another. Finely engraved, p. 99.

Cambridge. View of, in 1658. Curious old picture.
P- 43-

- A " scholer" of, in 1658. A neat miniature
portrait. Nicely engraved, p. 43.

Card Playing. A scarce old print, p. 19.

" Patience and purse to cards and dice
Too oft are made a sacrifice."

Chamois. The Haunts of the Chamois. Drawn and
engraved by Lieut.-Col. Batty. Fine impression,
p. 42.

Christ in the House of Martha and Mary. A very
neat engraving, p. 57.

vir:s.'&c.] to Complete Angler. 55

Chub \The\ Most beautifully engraved. India proof,
p. 94.

- Another. Drawn by Inskipp, and finely en-
graved by Fox. p. 95.

- Another. India proof p. 97.

- A different one, nicely colored, p. 98.

- Dibbing for Chub. A splendid engraving.
Fine artist's India proof, p. 17.

Clifton. A splendid view, drawn and engraved by
Harwood. An exceedingly fine print, p. 79.

Confluence of the Severn and Wye. A fine engrav-
ing by Davis, after Creswell. India proof, p. 9.

Contemplation on God's Providence. A very rare
old print, after Hieronymus. p. 64.

Coridon's Song Illustrated. " His pride is in his til-
lage." A fine, large wood engraving. A scarce
print, p. 124.

Illustrated. A pretty country scene. A beau-
tiful wood engraving, by Vizitelly. p. 125.

- Another illustration to. A very fine large
wood engraving. Scarce and valuable, p. 126.

56 Index of Illustrations [vilwi',

?■

&c.

Crewe Hall, Cheshire. Engraved by Askey, after
Neale. p. 2.

- The same. A back, view, finely engraved.
India proof, p. 4.

This truly elegant mansion, one of the finest in England, was
destroyed by fire very recently, since this index was com-
menced.

CuTTLE-FiSH. A neat wood engraving, p. 67.

Dee. The river Dee, in Scotland, a famous fishing-
place, and the great resort of the Heron. A
splendid large engraving in mezzotint, p. 92.

Deluge. The Matsya Avatar, or first Incarnation of
Veeshnu, in the form of a Fish, to recover the
Sacred Books lost during the Deluge. Engraved
by Barlow. A large and exceedingly rare print.

P- 55-

Destruction of Babylon. A very fine line engraving,
after Beidemann. Brilliant impression, p. 58.

Dolphins. A curious old design, by Lavega. En-
graved by Pozzi. Very rare. p. 60.

Consult Casaubon for the singular facts he relates about the
dolphins.

Dovedale. a fine etching, by Price, after a drawing
by Lizars. p. 80.

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Ellisland. a splendid water scene, by Bartlett.
Finely engraved by Wallis. Brilliant impression.

P- 13-

Eton. A very fine print. Drawn and engraved by
Harwood. p. 77.

Extract from Sir Egerton Brydges' Imaginative Biog-
raphy, p. 105.

Falcon [Tl^^J. Nicely colored. A fine, old, scarce
print, p. 36.

The Peregrine Falcon with its prey. A fine

engraving, by Beckwith, after Williams. India
proof, p. 37.

Falcons striking a Kite. A fine wood engraving, large
size. p. 40.

Featley \Dr.\ Engraved title-page (original) to the
Ninth edition of his then popular work, " Hand-
maid to Devotion." Very curious and rare,
p. 21.

Februa, or Pisces. A beautiful design by Cipriani,
engraved by Bartolozzi. Rare. p. 129.

Fish. The " Bishop-Fish," and the "Cowled Friar"
fish. Old wood engravings, p. 66.

Copied from Rondeletius, whose pages tell queer stories, then
currently believed, about these curious fishes.

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58 Index of Illustrations [vJwl;&c.

Fish. The Tobacco-pipe Fish. A very old Dutch
engraving, p. 66.

The Mud Fish, from the river Gambia, in

Africa. A neat wood engraving, p. 66.

Fishes. A group of Fishes. From the original by-
Elmer. India paper, p. 5.

A group of Fishes. A very old engraving.

p. 66.

Fishing. A neat wood engraving, p. 3.

A boy fishing. A fine large print, by Westall,

engraved by Nutter & Gaugain. Very rare.
p. 6.

Girls fishing. A beautiful design, by Louisa

Corbould. A fine lithograph, p. 7.

A very fine old design, drawn and engraved by

Beckwith. India paper, p. 123.

A very pretty wood engraving, p. 127.

A superb vignette engraving. India proof, p.

128.

Florence. South-east view. Fine engraving, by
Heath, after Batty, p. 49.

Another view. By Batty, engraved by Wallis.

Fine large engraving, p. 49.

Views

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Goshawk {The}. A finely colored engraving, p. 42.

Greeting [The] at Tottenham High Cross, between
Anglers and Walton. Drawn by Stothard, and
engraved by Fox. A very fine engraving, bril-
liant impression, p. 29.

Hawking. A very fine engraving, by Beckwith, after
Turner. India proof, p. ^3-

A scarce old print, p. 35.

A fine engraving, by Starr, after Turner. In-
dia proof p- 37-

Hawk [The] and its Prey. A very fine engraving.
India proof, p. 41.

Heron. The Little Egret Heron. Engraved by
Griffith, p. 93.

The Purple Heron. A finely colored drawing.

p. 92.

A Falconer disgorging a Heron. A very fine

engraving by Cook, after Turner. India proof,
p. 92.

Herons Fishing. A very old and rare wood engrav-
ing, p. 92.

Another. A very small wood engraving. Ex-

ceedingly fine. p. 92.

6o Index of Illustrations [viTws.'ic.

Holy Ghost Y^he^^ descending on the Ark. A fine
German engraving, by Muller, after Klein,
p. 40.

Lea, View on the river Lea. Drawn by Smith, and
etched by Wells. India proof, p. 122.

Leatherhead Bridge. A very pretty view, by Archer,
p. 60.

Madeley Manor, Stafford, seat of John Offley, Esq.
A most beautiful engraving, by Fox. p. i.

Master and Scholar. A fine design by Stothard.
Beautifully engraved by Fox. p. 99.

Mermaids. A group of. Said to have been exhibited
in 1758, 1775 and 1774. A curious old engrav-
ing, by Pass. p. 66.

- Others. Described as Anthropomorphos. Very
old Dutch engraving, p. 66.

Milk-Maid [T^i?]. A very pretty wood engraving, by
Vizitelly. p. 112.

Milk-Maid's Song. Drawn by Wale and Nash, and
engraved by Cook and Pye. India proof, p, 14.

- Another. Drawn by Stothard, and engraved
by Fox. India proof, p. 115.

"She cast away all care, and sang like a nightingale."

Views, &c. J io Complete Angler. 6i

Milkmaid's Song. Another design by Absolon. En-
graved by Willmore. Artist's India proof.

p. 1 20.

- The same, reduced to a very small size, form-
ing a handsome miniature engraving, by Fox.
Artist's India proof, p. 121.

Milk-maid's Life. A fine old Ballad (6 pp.) inserted

here, beautifully printed, from an old chap-book,

with a curious wood cut. p. 120.

" A pretty new ditty, composed and pend.
The praise of the Milking paile to defend."

Mole \ne River]. A curious topographical view of.
Engraved by Whittock, after Thompson. Rare.
p. 60.

Mount Calvary. View of the Rent in the Rock, at
Mount Calvary. Fine large engraving, p. 50.

Mullet, Chub, and Dace. Finely engraved by Mitan.
Proof p. 47.

Nightingale [The]. A nicely colored engraving.
Prettily executed, p. 38.

NoRBURY Park. A neatly colored plan of p. 60.

NowELL [/i/ex.'] " His shrouding sheete." In pen
and ink drawing, with verses, p. 74.

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NowELL \^Alex^ The Pellican, with verses to Nowell.
Pen and ink drawing, p. 74.

OspREY [Tke]. A nicely colored picture, p. 92.

Otter [The]. A fine engraving, by Mason Jackson.
Artist's India proof, p. 81.

Another. Engraved by Jenkins, p. 88.

— The Canadian Otter. Drawn by Hamilton
Smith, engraved by Griffith. India proof,
p. 86.

"Would you preserve a num'rous finny race ?
Let your fierce dogs the rav'nous otter chase." — Gay.

Otter Hunting. A fine colored lithograph, p. 32.

A very fine engraving, by Hacker, after the fine

design of Bateman. p. 82.

- at the river Stour, Kent. A very fine engrav-
ing, by Greig. India proof p. 85.

Otters Fishing. (The Pirate's Prey.) A fine en-
graving, by Davey, after the picture by Adam.
India proof p- 31.

Oxford Cathedral. The Choir. Engraved by Winkles,
after Garland. A very fine engraving, p. 10.

St. Mary's Hall. Front view. A fine old

lithograph, p. 39.

viewl.&c] to Complete Angler. 6j

Oxford, in 1658. A curious old picture, p. 43.

- Brazen College. Splendidly drawn and en-
graved by Harwood. India proof, p. 76.

- "A Scholer of Oxford," in 1658. A neat
miniature portrait. Nicely engraved, at that
early period, p. 43.

Perch ['J/ii?!. A very beautiful colored lithograph,
large size. p. 22.

Pike | The\ Eel and other Fish. A fine engraving.
India proof, p. 23.

Poem \_An original] to Izaak Walton, by the late John
Kenyon. In manuscript, p. 24.

PowAN [TA^]. Wood engraving, p. 104.

Prayer-Book of Queen Elizabeth. Copy of the bor-
ders of p. 56.

Recording Angels. Neat wood engraving, p. 108.

Rector's Pool. Finely engraved by Scott, after the
drawing by Wood. Fine India proof p. 12.

Reed Warbler. Finely colored, p. iii.

Robin [77?^]. A very prettily colored oil print, p. 38.

64 Index of Illustrations [views, &c.

Robin [T'-^d']. Another. In the woods singing. Nice-
ly colored print, p. 38.

Another. A plain, large lithograph, p. 38.

Another. Finely colored, p. 38.

Rome. The Monumental Pyramid of Caius Sestius,
and the Protestant Burial Ground, at Rome.

An original oil painting on paper. Unique, p. 49.

View of St. Peter's and the Vatican, Finely

engraved by Smith. India proof, p. 50.

Interior of St. Peter's, Rome. A very fine

line engraving, p. 50.

Salutation [fTA^]. A very fine picture by Absolon.
Engraved by Willmore. Artist's India proof
p. 96.

Sea-Angler. A curious fish. A neat wood-cut. p. 67.

Shepheard's \frhe'\ Kalender. A very, very old wood

engraving, p. 14

" An Almanack out of date."

Spring. A fine, scarce print, after Cipriani. Engraved
by Bartolozzi. p. 78.

Stag \The\ or Red Deer. A very fine large engraving,
by Tookey, after Ibbetson. Beautiful impres-
sion, p. 43.

vir%vs,&c ] to Complete Angler. 65

Stag \The\. Another. A very pretty design in lithog-
raphy, p. 43.

The Dead Stag. A neat engraving, p. 53.

Staines, on the Thames. A fine large engraving, by
Cooke, after Arnald. India proof. Rare.
p. 91.

Staines Bridge. A fine engraving, p- 91-

Swallow \_The]. A finely colored lithograph, p. 39.

Swallows, in the Banks of the River Mole. A very
fine lithograph, by Archer, after Thompson,
p. 61.

Swans [T/ie^ and King Fisher. A fine large engraving,
after Howitt. p. 92.

Tamer l_The Riverl, at Endsleigh. Drawn by Lewis,
and engraved in mezzotint, p. 93.

Tench ['T/^e], Carp, &c. A fine lithographic print.
Rare. p. 26.

Thames [71^^], from Richmond Hill. Drawn and en-
graved by Harwood. A very beautiful view,
p. 102.

Thatched House, in Hoddesden. A very pretty

wood engraving, p. 30.
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Vol. J.

Views, &c.

Thatched House. Another View. Drawn by Stoth-
ard, and finely engraved by Fox. p. 8i.

Noted in Walton's time for its remarkably good ale.

Theobald's House, the splendid seat of the Cecil
Family, at Cheshunt, near London. A most
beautiful engraving, by Fox. p- 51-

Another view. Beautifully engraved. Artist's

India proof, p. 52.

A different view. A fine lithograph, p. 52.

Thrush [T/ze]. A nicely colored lithograph, p. 58.

Tradescants {TheY Their monument, at St. Mary's,
Lambeth. A fine engraving, published in 1793,
now rare. p. 63.

" Knovir, stranger ! ere thou pass, beneath this stone
Lie John Tradescant, grandsire, father, son,"

Trout. A very fine engraving. India proof p. 8.

- The great Lake Trout. Wood engraving,
p. 104.

- The Loch Leven Trout, p. 104.

- The Skegger Trout, or Sambet. Fine engrav-
ing. Artist's India proof p. 106.

- The Bull Trout, after Cooper. Finely en-
graved. India proof p. 107.

Vol. I
Views,

s,&c.] to Complete Angler. 67

Trout. The Salmon Trout. A fine wood engraving,
p. 108.

- A group of Trout. A fine picture, by Nichols.
Excellently engraved by Engelheart. India
proof, p. 109.

- Another group. Irish, Scotch and English
Trout. Drawn by Rolfe, engraved by Engle-
heart. India proof, p. no.

- By Inskipp. Engraved by Fox. Splendid
engraving, p. 122.

TuRTLE-DovEs. A neat wood engraving, p. 68.

Vendace \^rhe\. Found only in Loch Mahen, Scot-
land. Wood engraving, p. 104.

Vignette. A Mill-dam. Drawn by Delamotte, en-
graved by Fox. A fine engraving, p. 14.

- A Head-piece. Drawn by Stothard, engraved
by Worthington. p. 29.

Another, p. 85.
Another, p. 89.

Walton's House, in London. A fine engraving.
India proof p. 1 1.

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Walton and Cotton's Angler. Copy of the quaint
title-page to the first edition. Engraved by
Fox. India proof. Frontispiece.

The same, to the edition of 1653. Finely en-
graved. Frontispiece.

Water. A poetical design, by Cipriani. Neatly en-
graved, p. 46.

WiLD-BoAR. Drawn and etched by Batty, p. 43.

- Hunt of the Wild Boar. Drawn by Jadin,
engraved by Dupont. p. 43.

Death of the Wild Boar. Designed and en-
graved by Webb. A very fine picture. India
proof p. 45.

Whinchat \The\ Nicely colored lithograph, p. 38.

White-throat [Ty^^]. Nicely colored lithograph, p. 38.

Windsor Castle, from the Terrace. A large print.
Drawn by Craig, engraved by Dixon, p. loi.

The Long Walk. A neat wood engraving.

p. 104.

Wrens. Nicely colored engraving, p. 38.

VOLUME IV.

Partraits ani 0tl)er Jllastrations.

PORTRAITS.

Aldrovandus [f//yj/^j], 1590. A very fine portrait.
Artist's India proof, p. 139.

Another one. Larger. Finely engraved.

Scarce, p. 175.

A different one. A splendid portrait. Drawn

and engraved by Rosaspina. Fine impression.
Very scarce, p. 242.

This eminent physician and naturalist of Bologna was the author

of one hundred and twenty-one different works.

Bacon [Lord]. A superb portrait. Engraved by
Haines, after Holbein. Brilliant impression,
p. 179.

Another. A small portrait. Finest engraving.

Artist's India proof p. 210.

Baker [Sir Richard], Knt., 1648. Copied from an old

print of 1643. A fine portrait, p. 207.

Author of the "Chronicle of the Kings of England."

Bede \Ven.], 735. An old portrait. Neatly engraved.
Rare. p. 235.
His learning, which was great, was equaled by his sanctity.

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Vol. 4.
Portraits.

BoDLEY [Sir T/iomas], 161 2. A fine portrait, by Mote.
Beautiful impression, p. 194.

Founder of the famous Bodleian Library, Oxford.

Butler \_Dr. fVi/liamJ, 1618. A very fine old portrait.
Exceedingly rare. Brilliant impression, p. 158.

An eminent physician and humorist. Dr. Fuller styles him "the
^sculapius of his age." He invented a medical drink,
called " Dr. Butler's Ale," which became extremely popular.

Camden [^zY/;'a»?], 1623. A very neat portrait. Fine-
ly engraved. Artist's India proof, p. 237.

Cardan \Jerome\, 1576. Engraved by Cooper, from a
scarce print. Nice impression, p. 199.

One of our true "curiosities of literature." It is said that he
foretold the day of his death, and that when it approached,
he suffered himself to die of hunger to preserve his reputa-
tion.

Casaubon [Merick], 1671. A fine old portrait by
WerfF, engraved by Sherlock, p. 168.

Cecil [JVm., Lord Burleigh], 1598. A splendid portrait,
engraved by Ryall, after Gerard. Brilliant im-
pression, p. 212.

Chaucer [Geoffrey], 1400. A fine old portrait, by
Knight, p. 206.

Cromwell [_Thos.\, Earl of Essex, 1540. Finely en-
graved by Holt, after the original by Holbein.
Brilliant impression, p. 172.

.or'Jt. 1 to Complete Angler. 73

Du Bartas \W.\ 1590. A very rare portrait, en-
graved in 1608. p. 141.
A distinguished French soldier, diplomatist and poet.

DuBRAVius ScALA [James], 1599. A curious portrait,
neatly engraved. Artist's India proof, p. 194.

Erasmus, 1536. Finely engraved by Scriven, after the
original by Penn. Brilliant impression, p. 134.

Farmer [Dr. Rk/iard], 1797. A fine portrait by Har-
ding, engraved by Priscott, p. 211.

A distinguished scholar and critic, author of " An Essay on
the Learning of Shakspeare."

Garrick {David']. A very splendidly etched portrait.
India proof. Fery rare. p. 208.

Garrick and his Wife. Two exquisite portraits, by
Hogarth. Splendidly engraved by Bour. p. 208.

Gerhard [7o/?7h]. An eminent English botanist. Fine
portrait. Artist's India proof p. 236.

Gesner \Conrad~\, 1561. A very fine engraving. Art-
ist's India proof p. 193.
A distinguished scholar, philosopher and naturalist.

Hakewill [£)r. George'], 1649. A fine portrait, by S.
Harding, and engraved by E. Harding. Rare.
p. 171.

A learned and voluminous author. His "Apology " was written
to confute the opinion that the earth itself decayed as it
grew old, and that nature in all her operations was debili-
tated with age.

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Henry VIII. A splendid portrait. Finely engraved
by Bosselman. India proof, p. 257.

Herbert [George], i6j2. Drawn by Clint, engraved
by Heath A very fine portrait. Splendidly
engraved. Brilliant impression, p. 156.

James II. Painted by Kneller, and engraved by Worth-
ington. A fine portrait, p. 263.

Lawes \Henry\, 1662. Doctor of Music. A fine old
portrait. Very rare. Fine impression, p. 267.

Court musician of Charles I., and the composer of " Milton's
Comus."

Laneare {Nicholas'], 1568. A very handsome portrait.
Engraved in stipple. Very rare. p. 160.

- Another. Very old. Engraved by Caldwell,
after the portrait painted by himself p. 160.

Mary, Queen of Scots, 1587. A splendid portrait,
finely engraved. Brilliant impression. India
proof p. 164.

Milton, 1675. Engraved by Woolnoth, after the
picture by Faithorne, in 1667. A neat engrav-
ing, p. 181.

Pennant \Thomas\, 1798. A nice portrait. Rare. p.
195.

The learned author of "The Antiquities of London," and other
valuable works.

■Irtfe] to Complete Angler. 75

Ray \John\, 1691. A splendid portrait, engraved by
Meyer, from the original in the British Mu-
seum. Brilliant impression, p. 138.

The eminent author and naturalist, whose works are sufficient to
perpetuate his memory, as long as the English language is
understood, or piety regarded.

RoNDELETius \Guil\ 1 566. A Very old portrait.
Wood engraving, India proof, p. 225.

The eminent French naturalist, and author of a very learned
work on fishes.

Selden [Jo/in], 1654. A very fine portrait, engraved

by Hart, after the original of Sir Peter Lely.

Brilliant impression, p. 180.

The world-renowned English antiquary, law writer, and histo-
rian, whose memory is universally esteemed, for his em-
ploying all his influence for the protection of learning.

Sheldon [i'r.]. Archbishop of Canterbury, 1667. His

monumental effigy. Scarce old engraving, p. 251.

A munificent prelate, who expended above £'66, 000 in charita-
ble objects, and who remained at his post in the midst of
the afflicted during the great plague of London.

Skelton [Jo/in], 1529. Poet Laureate. An old por-
trait, p. 218.

St. Ambrose. An ideal portrait, neatly engraved and
colored, p. 140.

I

- A very fine old portrait, engraved by Edelinck,
after J. Bap. de Champagne. Brilliant impres-
sion, p. 176.

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r Vol.4.

LPortraits

St. Cecilia, Goddess of Music. A beautiful large de-
sign by one of the old masters, neatly engraved
in aquatint, p. 126.

Another, after Tenniel. A spirited wood en-
graving, by Thomas, p. 268.

Yarrell \JVilliam\. The eminent naturalist. A neat
portrait, engraved in wood. p. 235.

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VIEWS, ILLUSTRATIONS OF NAT-
URAL HISTORY, &c.

Anglers' Repast. A very fine design by Bateman,
exquisitely engraved by Lemon. India proof,
p. 151.

Anglers Reposing. By Wale, engraved by Audinet.
An old engraving, p. 143.

Angler's Song. A beautiful design by Absalon, en-
graved by Willmore. p. 259.

Angling on the Echaig, near Kilman. A neat wood
engraving, p. 180. .

A neat engraving, p. 219.

- The Scholar's Recital. A fine engraving, by
Willmore, after Absalon. India proof, p. 233.

- A beautiful little engraving, finely executed,
p. 266.

- A most exquisite design, and beautifully en-
graved. Artist's India proof p. 267.

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Bacon's [Lord], Spoon and Fork. Wood engraving,
with description, p. 210.

Baker [Sir Richard]. An original title-page to his

Chronicle of the Kings of England, with his

portrait, engraved in 1643. R^fe. p. 207.

" He was tall and comely, of a good disposition and admirable
discourse, religious and well read in various faculties, espe-
cially in divinity and history."

Barbel ['The]. Painted by Inskipp, beautifully en-
graved by Fox. p. 248.

- Another. A fine colored engraving, large size,
p. 248.

Another. Colored engraving, large size. p.

249.

Barbel Fishing. A very fine engraving. Artist's In-
dia proof p. 250.

Barbel and Roach. A fine engraving by Mitan.
Beautiful impression, p. 256.

Bleak [The]. A fine wood engraving. Artist's India
proof p. 254.

Bodleian Library, Oxford. A neatly colored engrav-
ing, p. 194.

Bream [The]. A finely colored picture, p. 217.

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Bream [T*/^^]. A different one, highly colored, p. 220.

A very fine engraving, by Fox, after Inskipp.

p. 219.

Broxbourne, on the Lea. A very beautiful engraving.
Fine impression, p. 222.

Another view. A superb wood engraving.

Artist's India proof p. 262.

Cambridge. King's College. A very fine engraving
by Harwood. Beautiful impression, p. 264.

Camden Cup [The]. A neat wood engraving, with full
description, p. 237.

Carp [T'AfJ. Drawn by Cooper, and splendidly en-
graved by Warren. India proof p. 219.

Neatly engraved, p. 211.

Drawn by Inskipp, and splendidly engraved by

Fox. p. 213.

A finely colored drawing, large size. p. 214.

Another, p. 221.

Carp Fishing. Drawn by Engleheart, engraved by
Corbould. India proof, p. 215.

Char [T;^^]. Neatly engraved, p. 244.

A very neat wood engraving, p. 245.

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Views, &c.

Chingford, on the Lea. A most beautiful wood en-
graving. Artist's India proof, p. 263.

The Stop at Chingford. A beautiful wood en-
graving, p. 263.

CoRRicLE Fishing on the Severn. A very beautiful
engraving, by Beckwith, after Smith. India
proof p. 177.

Croydon Church, Surrey. Drawn by Neale, engraved
by Le Keux. India proof p. 251.

DovEDALE, near the Manifold. A neat engraving.
Artist's India proof, p. 177.

Ducks. Wild Ducks. A pretty design, by Collins,
engraved by Westley. p. 150.

Eel [T/iel. A fine engraving, by Mason Jackson.
Artist's India proof, p. 234.

A very fine engraving, by Fox, after Hixon.

p. 240.

Eel Spearing. A very fine engraving, by Beckwith,

after Scott. India proof p. 238.

Eels. Singling for Eels. A fine, large wood engrav-
ing, after Duncan, p. 239.

Exeter. A beautiful view, near Exeter. A fine, large
lithographic print, p. 239.

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Fish. A group of dead fish. A fine old engraving.
p. 205.

Fresh-water Fish. A very fine engraving, by

Scott, after Lee. p. ■226.

A basket of French Fish. Drawn by Travies,

engraved by Forget & Beyer. Neatly colored,
p. 269.

Fish-Basket, A beautiful design. A neatly colored
engraving, p. a 13.

Fish-Hook. Neatly engraved, p. 146.

FisH-HooKS. Different kinds. Neatly engraved, p.
136.

Collection of India proof, p. 148.

Fishing-Tackle. a very neat wood engraving, p.
260.

Fishing Scene. A pretty view, neatly engraved, p.

240.

Florence. A very old engraving, neatly executed, p.
158.

Fly Fishing. A fine design by Fussell, engraved by
Smith. India paper, p. 173.

Another. Exceedingly fine vignette, by In-

skipp, and engraved by Robinson, p. 174.
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Fly Fishing. Another. A beautiful etching, p.
174.

Game. Dead Game. Painted by Blake, engraved by
Eeles, and finely printed in colors. A hand-
some picture, p. 148.

Garrick's House at Hampton. Engraved by Cooke,
after Dewint. India proof p. 208.

GiPSEY Encampment. A neat wood engraving by
Vizitelly. p. 162.

- Another. A beautiful design, finely executed.
Artist's India proof p. 163.

Glee, for 3 Voices. From Jesse's Scenes of Country
Life. p. 258.

Grayling ['T'/z^J. Painted by Inskipp, engraved by
Fox. Very fine. p. 176.

Great Bed of Ware. Drawn and engraved by Shaw,
p. 167.

It is a square of lo feet 9 inches, 7 feet 6 inches in height, very
elegantly carved, and altogether a fine piece of antique fur-
niture. It is believed to be not older than Elizabeth's
reign. It has for ages been an inn wonder, visited by mul-
titudes, and described by many travellers. There are
strange stories of people engaging it to lie in twelve at a
time, by way of putting its enormous capacity for accom-
modation to the proof.

Grouse. Red Grouse. A neatly colored engraving.
p. 149.

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Gudgeon [The]. A fine wood engraving. Artist's
India proof, p. 253.

Gudgeons. A neatly colored print, p. 223.

GwiNiAD [The']. Very neatly engraved, p. 244.

Hermit [The\ By G. Dow. Beautifully engraved by
Payne. A splendid picture. Brilliant impres-
sion, p. 159.

"Like to a Hermite foore, in place obscure." — Old Poem, 1593.

Heron. The Great White Heron. A neatty colored
print, p. 202.

A fine large wood engraving. Very scarce.

p. 256.

Insects, in May and June. A neat engraving. India
proof, p. 185.

Another. Very finely colored, p. 185.

Jack. \The\. A finely colored engraving. Large size,
p. 202.

Trolling for Jack. A very spirited wood en-
graving. Drawn by Duncan, p. 202.

Kenilworth Castle. Finely engraved by Howard.
A beautiful picture, p. 190.

Lamprey \T^he\ and Salmon. A neatly colored engrav-
ing, p. 172.

84 Index of Illustrations [virwl',&c.

Maia. a beautiful design of May, by Cipriani, en-
graved by Bartolozzi. Finely colored. Very
scarce, p. 153.

Mountain Torrent. A fine etching. Brilliant im-
pression, p. 157.

New River, Stoke Newington, London. An old wood
engraving. Rare. p. 243.

- The Sluice House. An old wood engraving.
P- 243.

Another view. Drawn by Coar. A neat en-
graving. India proof, p. 243.

Otter [TA^]. A fine old engraving, p. 170.

- and its prey. Engraved by Scott, after Spauld-
ing. India proof p. 186.

Oxford. The Sheldon Theatre. A neat engraving,
by Jewitt. p. 251.

Partridges. Neatly colored engraving, p. 150.

Paternoster Line. An original manuscript note,
p. 254.

- History of A very scarce old wood engraving,
p. 255.

Peacocks. A large colored print, p. 145.

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Perch [T^i?]. Finely engraved. Artist's India proof,
p. 231.

Engraved by Fox, drawn by Inskipp. p. 231.

A fine colored engraving. Large print, p. 232.

A fine engraving by Smith. Indiaproof. p.229.

Shad and Barbel. A neatly colored engrav-
ing, p. 229.

Fishing. A very beautiful engraving. Artist's

India proof p. 230.

Fishing Party. An old engraving, p. 231.

Peterborough. The City of A neat engraving, by
Varrall, after Robson. p. 241.

Pheasants. Neatly colored engraving, p. 150.

Pike [T'A^]. A finely colored engraving, p. 189.

A very fine engraving, by Scott, after Reinagle.

p. 191.

Another. Small engraving, p. 192.

A fine engraving, p. 200.

Drawn by Inskipp, and splendidly engraved by

Fox. p. 197.

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Pike [tT;^^]. Another. Finely engraved by Mason
Jackson. Artist's India proof, p. 198.

- A most beautiful drawing, engraved by Beck-
with. India proof, p. 203.

- A Basket of Painted by Sir F. Sykes, Bart.,
and finely engraved by Armytage. p. 205.

Pike-Fishing. A beautiful engraving by Willmore,
after Creswick. p. 204.

A scarce print, by Hewitt, p. 205.

- A beautiful picture by Pollard, engraved by
Beckwith. Fine India proof, p. 200.

Pike's Head. A fine engraving. Artist's India proof
p. 201.

Pike and other Fish. Very finely engraved, by Dun-
can, after Hawkins. India proof Splendid
impression, p. 193.

Incidents of the Voracity of. p. 190.

Plover ['T/^i?]. Nicely engraved. India proof p.
147.

Ponder's End, on the Lea. A very pretty wood en-
graving. Artist's India proof, p. 261.

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Pope ['the], or Ruffe. A fine wood engraving. Ar-
tist's India proof, p. 254.

Putney Bridge and Church. A very old engraving,
in aquatint, p. 182.

Richmond Bridge and Hill. Drawn and engraved by
Henry Ogg. Fine India print, p. 167.

- Hill, from Twickenham. A fine engraving,
by Cooke, after Owen. p. 233.

Roach, Dace and other Fish. Painted by Inskipp,
engraved by Willmore. p. 253.

Salmon [YVzi?]. A beautiful etching, p. 174.

A fine engraving. Artist's India proof p. 178.

A very neat engraving, p. 178.

A fine engraving, p. 182.

Engraved by Fox, after Inskipp. p. 184.

A nicely colored engraving, by Wood. p. 184.

- Salmo Fero Var. A fine engraving. India
proof, p. 184.

- Trout, or Phinock. A fine engraving. India
proof, p. 184.

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Salmon \The\ and Lamprey. A neatly colored engrav-
iag. p. 172.

- at different ages. Engraved by Lizars, after
Stewart. India proof p. 188.

Salmon Leap, on the river Allan. Neat wood engrav-
ing. Scarce, p. 180.

on the Trivy. A most beautiful design, by

Cox, and finely engraved by Radclyffe. Bril-
liant impression, p. 181.

Salmon Fishing. A beautiful small engraving, p. 182.

A fine etching, after Howitt, with six pages

of text inserted, p. 184.

Ascertaining the weight. A very fine picture,

by Rolfe. Splendidly engraved on wood. p. 184.

in the Highlands. Finely engraved by Hod-
den, after Lewis. India proof p. 188.

A very fine engraving, by Godden, after Cooper.

India proof, p. 178.

Leitering Salmon in the Tweed by torch-light.

A very fine engraving by Archer, after Balmer.
India proof p. 187.

Select Ayres. A very old and scarce engraving, p.
265.

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views, &c

Shawford-Brook. a neat engraving. Very rare.
India proof, p. 161.

Shepperton Lock, Middlesex. A fine engraving, by
Varrall, after Marshall. India proof, p. 216.

Snowdon, and the Lake of Llanberis. Drawn and en-
graved by Harwood. p. 245.

Song of "The Hermite Poore," with the music, by
Laneare. p. 160.

Stag. The Dead Stag. A very neat miniature en-
graving, by Mason Jackson. Artist's India
proof, p. 166.

St. Andrew's Cross. A neat wood engraving, with
note. p. 140.

Supper [27)^]. A pretty design by Stothard, engraved
by Fox. Fine impression, p. 258.

Sycamore Ythe\. A beautiful design by Stothard, finely
engraved by Fox. A charming picture, p. 143.

Tench [T'/^^]. Neatly engraved, p. 211.

Another, p. 220.

A finely colored engraving. Large size. p.

224.

Another. Finely colored, large size. p. 227.

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Tench {^he\ A splendid engraving, by Scott, after
Reinagle. p. 226.

Another. Superbly engraved by Fox, after

Inskipp. p. 227.

A fine engraving. Artist's India proof, p.

228.

Theobalds, the Residence of Lord Burleigh. A very
beautiful engraving, by Richardson, after the
fine drawing by Vinkenboone. p, 269.

The same. An interior view. A fine, large

engraving. Exceedingly rare. p. 269.

Trout. A beautiful wood engraving. Artist's India
proof, p. 137.

A very fine engraving, by J. Scott, Jr. India

proof, p. 169.

\_Salmon\. A very beautiful colored lithograph.

Large size. p. 131.

The Common and the Brandling Trout. Drawn

by Cooper, engraved by Archer. India proof,
p. 132.

Trout Fishing. Drawn by Smith, engraved by Beck-
with. A nice picture, p. 135.

A fine picture, by Bentley. Well engraved by

RadclyfFe. Brilliant impression, p. 144.

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Trout Fishing. A very fine engraving, p. 155.

- on the Conway. A splendid large picture, by
Read. Finely engraved by Whimper, p. 165.

at Night. A beautiful design, by Creswick.

Engraved by Henshall. Fine India proof,
p. 169.

Landing the Trout. A very fine picture, by

Absolon. Engraved by Willmore. A most
beautiful engraving. India proof, p. 142.

Dibbing for Trout. Drawn and engraved by

W. Smith. A fine engraving. India proof,
p. 154.

The Trout Stream. A very fine engraving, by

Archer, after Balmer. India proof p. 152.

Twickenham. Engraved by Lewis, after Neale. p.
238.

Ulswater, from Pooly Bridge. Drawn by Allom, en-
graved by Miller. A very fine engraving. In-
dia proof p. 246.

View near London. An old engraving, by Hollar, in
1665. Very rare. p. 243.

Vignette Head-piece. Drawn by Stothard, engraved
by Worthington. p. 131.

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Vignette of Mill-dam, near St. Cross, Winchester.
Drawn by Delamotte, engraved by Fox. p. 228.

Waltham Cross. Finely engraved by Winkles, after
the original, by Clarke. Fine India proof, p.
164.

Walton Bridge. Drawn by Owen, engraved by
Cooke. Very fine India proof p. 252.

Ware, from the Lea. A very neat engraving, by Ma-
son Jackson. Artist's India proof, p. 166.

- The George Inn, Ware. Drawn by Stothard,
engraved by Fox. p. 167.

Weir, near Oxford. A very beautiful etching, by
Cooke, after the drawing by Dewint. India
proof p. 247.

Whitebait. A neat colored engraving, p. 235.

Windermere Lake, looking down. A very beautiful
engraving, by Le Petit, after Pickering. Splen-
did impression, p. 244.

" When summer came.
Our pastime was, on bright half holidays.
To sweep along the plain of Windermere."

WiNDWiLL [T'/if]. A very beautiful engraving, by
Berthoud, after Watelet. p. 221.

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Woodcocks. A neat colored engraving, p. 152.

- The Variegated Woodcock. Engraved by
Beckwith, after Smith. A nice engraving, p.

148.

Worms. A very nice wood engraving, p. 133.

Wye [The\. Map of the river, p. 183.

Caldwell Rocks on the Wye. Finely engraved

by RadclyfFe, after Cox. Beautiful impression.

p. 183-

The Valley of the Wye. Finely engraved by

Archer, after Creswick. India proof p. 183

VOLUM E V.

Portraits anb ottjer 3llttstratt0n0-

PORTRAITS.

BuNYAN [John], 1660. Drawn by Derby, engraved by
Holl. A splendid portrait. Brilliant impres-
sion, p. 428.

Burton [Robert], 1620. A nice old engraving. Cu-
rious portrait, p. 432.
The celebrated author of the " Anatomie of Melancholy."

Camden [^/7/r««?], 1623. A very fine portrait. Proof
impression. Rare. p. 296.

Charles II., 1685. Engraved by Finden, after the
original, by Sir Peter Lely. Fine impression,
p. 426.

CoRYATE [Tom], 1600. A very neat portrait. Nicely

engraved, after the original, p. 345.

" If^as the whetstone of all the wtts of that age." He traveled
almost over Europe on foot, and in that tour walked nine hun-
dred miles with one pair of shoes, zuhich he got mended at
Zurich.

Cotton \Charle5\, in his young days. A splendid
whole-length portrait. Engraved by Humph-
reys, after Inskipp. Fine impression, p. 320.
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Cotton ^Charles']. Another. Engraved by Robinson.
Artist's India proof. Splendid portrait, p. 324.

- and his friend Walton. A very pretty litho-
graph. Fine impression, p. 330.

CowPER \William\, 1780. A fine portrait. Artist's
India proof p. 425.

David \_King\. A fine portrait, in the old illuminated
style, p. 307.

Donne [Ur.], 1591. Aged 18. A very old print.
Rudely engraved. Scarce, p. 308.

"His life is no less truly than elegantly written by mf worthily
respected friend Mr. Isaac Walton, whence the Reader may
store himself with further information.^'' — Fuller.

Evelyn [Jo^h], 1655. A splendid portrait. Engraved
by Worthington, after the original, by Walker.
Brilliant impression, p. 424.

One of the finest examples that English history presents of the
accomplished and well-principled English gentleman.

Gay [7o/^«], 1720. Engraved by Cook, after Richard-
son, p. 429.

The poet whose name is still preserved by his notorious " Beg-
gars' Opera," and his fluent and agreeable fables.

Grotius [Hugo], 1620. A very old portrait. Extremely
rare. p. 295.
The famous jurist, divine, historian and general scholar.

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Hudson \Jeffrey\ 1682. The dwarf. Engraved by-
Stow, after Harding. A nicely colored portrait.
Very rare. p. 305.

See the note of curious facts in his life, appended to the portrait.
"Served up in a Cold Pye at an Entertainment given to
Charles the First and his Queen."

Isabella [/»/«»/«], 1633. Daughter of Philip H. A

very old, rare portrait. Drawn and engraved by

P. de Jode. p. 379.

See the curious anecdote of this exalted personage, p. 379, in
foot-note.

James I., 1625. A fine old portrait. Excellently en-
graved. Rare. p. 358.

JoNsoN IBen.], 1637. A fine portrait, by Thurston.
Engraved by Warren. India proof p. 323.

KiRBY [John]. The celebrated Angler. A neat old
portrait. India proof p. 430.

Littleton [7a<:/^^], 1481, Praying. "His true por-
traiture." A very rare old engraving, by R.
Vaughan. p. 319.
A famous authority in matters of law, in the reign of Edward IV.

North [iJo^^r], 1740. ./E tat 30. A fine old engraving,
p. 300.

The author, who is styled by Walpole " the voluminous squab-
bler in defence of the most unjustifiable excesses of Charles
the Second's administration."

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Pepys [SamueQ, 1665. A very fine portrait, after Sir

Godfrey Kneller. Brilliant impression, p. 424.

His own character is most amusingly shown, and that of his
profligate age most instructively painted, in his delightful
" Diary and Correspondence."

Percy [Dr.], 1811. Bishop of Dromore. A fine por-
trait, by Abbott. Engraved by Ogborne. p.

415-

The well-known editor of " Reliques of Ancient English Poetry "
— the most agreeable selection, perhaps, which exists in any
language.

QuARLEs [Francis], 1640. A fine portrait. Engraved
by Raddon, after Clint, p. 427.

The author of " Emblems," &c., and is an author not of such
little merit as generally has been supposed. He is often
eloquent, and often extremely pathetic.

Raleigh [Sir ff^a Iter], 1610. A fine old portrait. Fery
rare. p. 311.

Another. A beautiful wood engraving, in

miniature. Artist's India proof p. 311.

R.ii%oti [Joseph], 1803. The famous antiquarian, au-
thor and critic. A very characteristic portrait.
Drawn by Gillray, and finely engraved, p. 413.
"Fierce, meagre, pale, no commentator'' s friend.''^

Rupert [Prince], 1682. A rare portrait, in crayon
style. Neatly engraved, p. 281.

Shakspeare. a fine portrait, by Vertue. An old en-
graving, p. 422.

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Socrates. A very fine portrait, engraved by Turner,
after Rubens. Rare. p. 314.

St. Matthew. A fine portrait, from the Old Masters.
Very old engraving. Rare. p. 306.

St. Peter. A fine colored portrait, done in Rome.
P- Z^S-

Another. A very neat engraving, p. 436.

Stafford Beauty \The\. Crossing the Stream. A
neatly colored lithograph, by Absolon. Very
rare. p. 341.

Still \John\ 1607. Bishop of Bath and Wells. A
fine portrait in mezzotint, by Say. p. 418.
Author of" Gammer Gurton's Needle," a Comedy.

Sydney \Sir Philips 1586. A beautiful miniature por-
trait. Neatly engraved. Fine impression, p.

372-

Terry \_Edward], 1655. Chaplain to Sir Thomas
Row, Ambassador to the Great Mogul, in 1655.
A fine old portrait. Very rare. p. 347.

Tradescant {Jr.\ A very fine old, rare portrait.
Well engraved, p. 407.

Waller \_Edmund'\, 1687. The Poet. A very fine
wood engraving. Artist's India proof p. 299.

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Vol. ;.

Portraits.

Walton [/zflfif^]. A splendid portrait. Engraved by-
Robinson, after Bone. India proof. Splendid
impression, p. 334.

Wharton [Z)r.], 1672. The learned physician. Very
finely engraved by Worthington. Splendid im-
pression, p. 426.

" This good man that dared do anything rather than tell an un-
truth."— Walton.

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VIEWS, ILLUSTRATIONS OF NAT-
URAL HISTORY, &c.

Angling. The Recluse Angler. A fine engraving, by
NichoUs, after Eckstein. Fine impression.

p. 302.

The Young Anglers. A very beautiful en-
graving. Fine impression, p. 304.

A very pretty wood engraving, p. 317.

for Trout. From Rennie's "Alphabet on

Angling," 10 pages, p. 404.

AsHBOURN. A fine large engraving, by Angus, after
Farington. India paper, p- 335-

Spittle Hill, descent to Ashbourn. A very fine

wood engraving. Artist's India proof, p. 335.

from the Old Road. Drawn by Stothard, en-
graved by Cooke, p. 337.

Church. A splendid engraving. Artist's In-
dia proof, p. 338.

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Basket of Fish. A neat wood engraving, p. 468.

Beresford Hall, the seat of Charles Cotton, Esq. A
fine engraving, after the original, by Stanfield.
India proof, p. 337.

Another view. Drawn by Stothard, finely en-
graved by Cooke, p. 348.

A very fine wood engraving. Artist's India

proof, p. ^16.

A distant view. A fine drawing, by Stanfield.

Engraved by Kernot. India proof p. 348.

Interior view. A fine engraving. Artist's

India proof, p. 350.

from the Hill. Drawn by Stothard, engraved

by Cooke, p. 374.

Ornament over the door of A pen and ink

drawing, p. 337.

Fragment of an Old Wall. Pen and ink draw-
ing- P- 353-

as first built. A very old engraving, p. 350.

Blind Beggar's Daughter, of Bednall Green. A pretty
lithograph by Dean, after Watts, p. 312.

" Itt was a blind beggar, had long lost his sight.
He had a faire daughter inost pleasant and bright :
And many a gallant brave suitor had shee.
For none was so comelye as pretty Bessee."

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Views.

Book of St. Albans. Old engravings from. Copies of
very early printing and wood engraving, executed
in 1536. p. 436.

- Another specimen. Of its type, and colophon.
P- 436.

- Specimen of wood engraving from. Curious
and rare. p. 434.

- Another specimen. Tinted. Curious and rare.
P- 434-

Bottom Fishing. A very neat engraving, p. 396.

Breyden, near Yarmouth. Drawn and engraved by
Howard. A fine engraving, p. 295.

Butterflies. Very neatly colored, p. 384.

Carp fTA^]. A very fine engraving on wood. Artist's
India proof p. 298.

Chlorinda Fishing. An exquisite design. Beauti-
fully engraved. Artist's proof, p. 424.

Chub [T'//f]. A fine wood engraving. Artist's India
proof p. 284.

Cooper Brook, flowing into the Dove. A beautiful
wood engraving. Artist's India proof p. 361.

io6 Index of Illustrations [vilwi/ic.

Cotton's Fishing House, from a sketch by Worthing-
ton. Engraved in wood by Thompson, p. 322.

" The pleasantness of the river, mountains, and meadows about it
cannot be described unless Sir Philip Sidney, or Mr. Cotton's
Jather, were again alive to do it." — /. W.

The same. A distant view of. Drawn by

Stothard, engraved by Cooke, p. 353.

The same. A front view. A beautiful design.

Drawn by Stanfield, engraved by Fox. p. 354.

The same. Back view. A beautiful engraving,

by Cooke, after Stanfield. p. 356.

Mantelpiece in. Pen and ink drawing, p. 357.

Cotton's Open-air Dining-Room. A very fine wood
engraving. Artist's India proof, p. 327.

Cotwold Games, in 1636. An interesting engraving,
printed in 1794. Very rare. p. 422.

Dace [The]. A fine wood engraving. Artist's India
proof p. 277.

Dennys. Tomb of the Dennys, in Puckle Church. A
pen and ink drawing, p. 408.

Derby. A very fine view. Drawn and engraved by
Harwood. Fine impression, p. 343.

Derbyshire. A splendid large view. Finely engraved
by Pye, after Farington. Rare. p. 340.

J^^/to.] is Complete Jngler. 107

Dove [T'he River\ A fine large engraving, by Landseer,
after a splendid sketch by Farington. India
proof, p. 328.

Source of A neat wood engraving, p. 340.

DovEDALE. Entrance of the Straits. A fine etching by
Lizars, after Price, p 332.

from the Church Rock. Etched by Lizars,

after Price. India proof p. 339.

The Southern Entrance at Thorpe Cloud. A

very neat wood engraving, p. 340.

The Pickering Tor. Finely etched by Lizars,

after Price, p. 346.

from the Staffordshire Side of the River. A

very fine tinted lithograph. Rare. p. 352.

The Head of Drawn and engraved by Har-

wood. Fine proof p. 352.

Northern Entrance. Finely drawn by Chant-

rey, engraved by Cooke, p. 356.

Painted by Hofland, engraved by Smith. A

beautiful engraving. India paper, p. 366.

from near Reynard Cave. Drawn by Chantrey,

engraved by Smith, p. 368.

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DovEDALE, from Shepherd's Abbey. A fine wood en-
graving. Artist's India proof, p. 371.

- near Sharplow. A fine etching, by Lizars, after
a drawing by Price. Fine impression, p. 330.

Caves at Dovedale. A very fine wood engrav-
ing. Artist's India proof, p. 329.

near the Entrance. Drawn by Price, etched by

Lizars. p. 274.

A very fine view, by Westall. Engraved by

Finden. p. 292.

The Great Hawthorn. A neat wood engrav-
ing. Artist's India proof p. 393.

A grand view, by Farington. Finely engraved

by Scott. Brilliant impression, p. 395.

Another. Fine large view, by Farington. En-
graved by Hay. Splendid impression, p. 397.

The grandeur of its scenery is probably unrivaled in England.

Ducks. Wild Ducks. A neat colored engraving, after
Howitt. p. 404

Edinburgh. March of the Highlanders. Drawn by
I. M. W. Turner, engraved by Higham. p. 414.

Farewell [T/&f]. A very fine engraving, by Willmore,
after Absolon. Fine impression, p. 315.

Jwl,&c.] to Complete Angler. 109

Fishermen \The\ A very fine engraving, by Duncan,
after Fielding. India proof. Fine impression.

P- z"^:,-

Fisherman's Home. A very fine large engraving, by
Willmore, after Danby. India proof, fine im-
pression. Rare, p- 313-

Fishers \The Toung\. A very fine engraving. Artist's
India proof p. 297.

Fishing. The Shady Side. A very fine design, by
Williams. Engraved by Westley. India proof,
p. 398.

Fishing Retreat. A beautiful engraving, by Smith,
after Linton. Fine impression, p. 433.

Fishing Nets. An old engraving. Rare. p. 318.

Fishing Tackle. Neatly engraved, p. 282.

Another, p. 362.

Another, p. 364.

Another, p. 365.

Another, p. 367.

Another, p. 380.

Fishing Weir, on the Thames. Drawn by Arnald,
engraved by Pye. p. 283.

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Fly Fishing. An old engraving, by Howitt. p. 2(>3-

A very fine drawing, by Cooper. Engraved

by Smith. Brilliant impression, p. 375.

for Trout. A fine engraving. Artist's India

proof, p. 359.

in May. A very fine engraving, by Westley,

after Kidd. India proof p. 381.

Dressing a Fly. Drawn and etched by Howitt.

Fine impression, p. 380.

Fox's Head and Brush. A very neat engraving. In-
dia proof, p. 420.

Game. Dead Game. Drawn and etched by Howitt.
P-377-

GiLLY Flower [Tl^^']. A finely colored drawing.
Original, p. 412.

Gloucester. Drawn and engraved by Harwood. A
very beautiful engraving. Brilliant impression,
p. 292.

Grayling [TA^]. A fine wood engraving. Artist's In-
dia proof p. 376.

A neat wood engraving, p. 394.

Another. A neat wood engraving, p. 394.

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Grayling [TAe], A very fine engraving, by Warren,
after I nee. India proof ^ p. 402.

Grayling Fishing." A very neat wood engraving, p.
404.

Haddon Hall. A splendid picture. Drawn and en-
graved by Howard. Fine India proof, p. 342.

The Court. A very fine sketch by Allom, en-
graved by Sherratt. p. 342.

The Terrace. A beautiful view, finely engraved.

Brilliant impression, p. 342.

Hampton, Middlesex. Engraved by Smith, from a
drawing by Hofland. A very fine engraving.
India proof, p. 272.

Hampton Court, and Bridge. Engraved by Allen,
after a fine picture by Dewint. India proof, p.

274.

Hanson Toot, in Dovedale. Drawn by Stothard, en-
graved by Cooke, p. 346.

Hanson Toot, and Wheelbarrow Bridge. A fine wood
engraving. Artist's India proof p. 344.

Hare and Rabbits. A very handsome colored litho-
graph, p. 377.

Henley, on the Thames. Drawn by Dewint, engraved
by Cooke. Fine impression, p. 275.

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Henley Bridge. A neat aquatint, p. 275.

Heron [T/ie]. A fine etching, by Scott, after Lance.
India proof, p. 389.

Heylin's Cosmographie. The original title to. Printed
and engraved in 1660. p. 290.

Holy Court fT'/zd']. From Nicolas Caussin's Work.
A most curious design. Very rare. Engraved
in 1652. p. 308.

None of his works did him more honor in his day than that
which he entitled "La Cour Sainte," or "The Holy
Court," a moral work illustrated by stories well known
once to the readers of old folios. It has been olten re-
printed, and translated into Latin, Italian, Spanish, Portu-
guese, German and English.

Horse and Groom Public House. Drawn by Hof-
land, engraved by Smith. A fine engraving,
p. 295.

Howes' [Baroness] Villa, and Pope's Grotto. Drawn
by Barrett, engraved by Allen. India proof.

P- 438-
July. A rural scene. A neat wood engraving, p. 388.

Another. Country scene in. A fine wood en-
graving, p. 388.

King Fisher [TA^]. A neatly colored engraving, p.

285.

Kingston. St. Mary's Chapel. A neat wood engrav-
ing, p. 278.

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Kingston. Corporate Seal of. Neatly engraved, p.
278.

Landing the Grayling. A fine engraving, by Will-
more, after Absolon. Fine proof p. 369.

Another. Drawn by Stothard, and finely en-
graved by Fox. Fine impression, p. 370.

Lea [T^i?], near Edmonton. Avery fine wood engrav-
ing. Artist's India proof p. 271.

- near Tottenham. A very fine wood engraving.
Artist's India proof, p. 290.

Lea Bridge. A pretty view, finely engraved on wood.
Artist's India proof p. 315.

Lesson ['T^^']. Finely drawn by Absolon, engraved by
Willmore. Fine impression, p. 386.

Another design. Finely engraved by Raddon.

Artist's India proof p. 387.

London Bridge. Drawn by Owen, engraved by Cooke.
Fine India proof p. 273.

Old London Bridge. From a drawing by Pine,

engraved by Roberts, p. 273.

Mallard {The]. Drawn by Smith, engraved by Bishop.
A neat engraving, p. 378.
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Matlock High Tor. Drawn by Smith, engraved by
Middiman. p. 343.

Maulle-piece, at Beresford Hall, in the Church used
by Walton. An old engraving, p. 336.

Minnow [T'i'^]. Neat wood engraving, p. 289.

Another. A very fine engraving, p. 287.

Minnow Fishing. A fine engraving. India proof,
p. 401.

Needwood. a fine large engraving. India proof, p.
341-

Nightingale [51^^], and Nest. Neatly colored en-
graving, p. 285.

" He that at midnight, when the very labourer sleeps securely,
should hear, as I have very often, the clear airs, the sweet
descants, the natural rising and falling, the doubling and
redoubling of her voice, might well be lifted above earth,
and say, 'Lord, what musick hast thou provided for the
Saints in Heaven, when thou affordest bad men such musicii
on earth.'" — I. Walton.

Old Gate House, at Tixall, Staffordshire. A fine en-
graving by Sands, after Carter, p 407.

Ornaments, in Walton's House. A fine engraving.
Artist's India proof p. 404.

Otter ['?"'^c']- A fine old engraving, by Tookey, after
Ibbetson. p. 431.

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Parting [The], at Tottenham. A very fine design, by
Stothard. Engraved by Fox. Brilliant im-
pression, p. 309.

Partridges. A finely colored oil print, after Baxter,
p. 404.

Peacocks. A neat old engraving. Fine impression,
p. 382.

Penmaen Mawr, Caernarvonshire. A neat engraving,
p. 348.

Perfect Diurnall. Copy of an old title-page. En-
graved on wood. p. 405.

Pike-Pool, near Beresford Hall. Drawn by Stothard,
engraved by Fox. p. 330.

Another view. Drawn by Inskipp, engraved

by Freebairn. p. 372.

A superb wood engraving, by Mason Jackson.

Artist's India proof, p. 351.

Piscatoribus Sacrum, or the Fisherman's Retirement.
A very fine wood engraving. Artist's India
proof p. 325.

Pickering Tor, and the Iron Chest, Dovedale. Drawn
by Stothard, engraved by Cooke, p. 350.

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PoRD Fishing. Drawn and engraved by Howitt. A
rare print, p. 391.

Rabbits and Hare. A very handsome colored litho-
graph, p. 377.

Raleigh {Sir Walter} Smoking. Drawn by Wright,
engraved by Shenton. India proof, p. 338.

Retriever [The], Drawn by Cooper, engraved by
Raddon. A very fine print, p. 286.

Richmond Palace. A very old engraving. Nice
copy. p. 406.

Roach \fthe\ Drawn by Smith, engraved by Raddon.
p. 276.

A fine wood engraving. Artist's India proof.

p. 277.

A very fine colored engraving, p. 280.

Rome. The Forum. Drawn by J. W. M. Turner,
engraved by Henshall. Fine impression, p.
368.

Rye House Fishing. Drawn and engraved by Beck-
with. A very pretty engraving, p. 294.

Squirrel [TA^]. A very fine old etching. Nice im-
pression, p. 382.

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St. Bernard's Well, Brailsford. A neat wood en-
graving, p. 331.

St. James's Palace. A very old engraving. Scarce, p.
290.

Staines' Bridge, on the Thames. Engraved by Cooke,
after Owen. Fine impression, p. 279.

Still's Monument, in Wells' Cathedral. Drawn by
Buckler, engraved by Mollis, p. 419.

Sunbury, Middlesex. A fine old engraving, p. 283.

Swans and Ducks. A nicely colored oil printed en-
graving, p. 378.

Thames. On the Thames. A very fine picture by J.
M. W. Turner, engraved by Wallis. India
proof, p. 274.

Map of the Thames, p. 291.

- Source of the Thames. A very fine engraving,
by Cooke, after Dewint. p. 291.

Thames Park, Oxon. A very scarce old engraving.
p. 422.

Tottenham Cross. Engraved by Rawle, after Drum-
mond. Scarce, p. 303.

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Tottenham High Cross, in 1805. A very neat
etching, p. 309,

Tottenham Mills. A fine old engravisig. Brilliant
impression, p. 288.

Trout. A very finely colored engraving. India paper.
P 333-

- A fine large mezzotint engraving. Rare. p.
358.

- A neat wood engraving, p. 373.

- A fine old engraving, p. 385.

- A fine engraving, by Duncan, after Cooper.
India proof, p. 2t99-

- Dibbing for Trout. Drawn and engraved by
W. Smith. A fine old engraving, p. 360.

- Fishing. A superb engraving, by Warren,
after Cooper. Fine impression, p. 362.

- Fishing. A beautiful design, finely engraved
by RadclifFe. India proof p. 390.

- Fishing. A beautiful design, by Bateman, ex-
quisitely engraved by Engleheart. India proof
p. 403.

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Trout. Daping for Trout. A splendid engraving.

Artist's India proof, p. 404.

- The Trout Stream. A fine engraving by Grif-
fith, after Wood. Splendid impression. Artist's
India proof, p. 435.

Venables' Experienced Angler. The original title-page
to. Engraved in 1662. p. 406.

Venice. The Ducal Palace. Drawn by Prout, and
splendidly engraved by Freebairn. Beautiful
impression, p. 373.

Vignette. Head-piece. Drawn by Stothard, engraved
by Worthington. p. 271.

- of a youth angling. Painted by Cafe, and
engraved by Wilkinson, p. 315.

Head-piece. Drawn by Stothard, engraved by

Worthington. p-JJi-

Head-piece. Drawn by Stothard, engraved by

Worthington. p. 351.

Head-piece. Drawn by Stothard, engraved by

Worthington. p. 392.

Waltham Abbey, Essex. Drawn by Bartlett, engraved
by Barber. Fine impression, p. 293.

120 Index of Illustrations, i^c. lvilwl',&c.

Waltham Abbey. Another view. A fine wood en-
graving. Artist's India proof, p. jio.

Ware, in Hertfordshire. A neatly colored engraving.
Very rare. p. 293.

Wasp's Nest. A neat wood engraving, p. 278.

Westminster Hall, in the olden time. A very fine
engraving. Artist's India proof Rare. p. 320.

Westminster. The Gate House, and the Old Wall,
remaining in 1836. Drawn by Ravenhill, and
engraved by Hollis. p. 423.

Windsor Castle, from the Long Walk. Drawn and
engraved by Howard. Fine impression, p. 275.

- A fine, full view. Drawn and engraved by
Harwood. p. 275.

Wye [The]. Engraved by Cooke, after Arnald. p.
342-

A beautiful view by Creswick. Splendidly en-
graved by Henshall. Brilliant impression, p.

383-

near Goodrich Castle. A beautiful engraving,

by Henshall, after Creswick. p. 409.

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