Song alluded to by Walton, I., 84, et
seq.
Smyrnæus, Quintus, an authority for
the antiquity of "burning the wa-
ter," I., xxiv.
Stickleback, representation of the, I.,
262; descriptions and uses of the,
266.
Stoddart, song from his Angling Remi-
niscences, I., 78.
Taverner, John, author of "Certaine
Experiments Concerning Fish, &c.,"
I., xlii.
Thankfulness, reflections on, I., 281,
et seq.
Thames River, account of the, I., 269.
Theobald's house, I., 2.
Sandys-reference to his travels, I., Theocritus, describes a fisherman's hut,
16; account of, ib.
Sargus, verses on the, I., 39.
Sappho, her epitaph on a fisherman,
I., xiv.
Scott's lines in praise of Walton, I.,
cxvii; poem on Amwell Hill, 53.
Scott, Sir Walter, his remarks on
Walton and Cotton, II., xvii.
Scrope's days and nights of salmon
fishing, referred to, I., 73.
Scented baits, I., 138.
Scripture jests rebuked, I., 59; II., vi.
Scouring of worms, directions for, I.,
Seagrave, Mr. Nich., tames an otter,
Seneca quoted, I., 81.
Severn River, account of its spring and
course, I., 269.
Shakspeare, song ascribed to Marlowe,
attributed to, I., 86.
Shawford Brook, I.. 128.
Sheldon, Dr. G., account of, I., 223.
Shovel-board, the game of, I., 233.
Sidney, Sir Philip, his Arcadia quot-
ed, II., 52.
Simplicity of anglers, I., 10.
Tench, observations on the, I., 196;
medical virtues of the, 197; repre-
sentation of the, 198.
Topsell, Rev. E., his historie of four
footed beasts, I., 55, 75, 108.
Tobacco, anecdotes of, II., 23.
Tradescant, his museum, I., 34.
Treatyse of Fyshynge, passages from,
I., xxxiv-xxxvi; various editions of
this work, xxxvii.
Trent River, account of the, I., 269,
II., 13.
Trout, observations on the, I., 71; size
of American lake trout, 72; the
Fordidge trout, 73; Northumberland
bull trout, 75; sudden growth of,
&c., 76; seasons of the, 77; repre-
sentation of the, 92; directions to
fish for, 100, 114, 137; large trout,
133; how to dress, II., 87; fishing
on Long Island, Appendix, 128.
Tweed, notice of the river, I., 270.
Tyne, notice of the river, I., 270.
Umber, a name of the grayling, I.,
Valdesso, Sign. J., reference to, I., 31.
Venator's closing prayer, a Protest-
ant version from the "Treatyse of
Fyshynge," I., xxxvii.
Venables, Col. Robert, his
enced Angler," I., liii; commenda-
tory notices of, liv; his Address to
the Reader, Ivi; editions of his
work, lviii.
Verjuice, I., 83.
Virgil's tomb at Naples, I., 25.
Vision of fish, I., 28.
chus by Chalkhill, ib.; not the au-
thor of the two letters "Love and
Truth," lxxviii; his will dated 24th
October, 1683, the day of his death,
15th of the next December, lxxx.
Walton, Junior, II., 52.
Water, the praise of, I., 22.
Weaver, Th., his verses in praise of
Angling, I., cvi.
Why the Saxon race were called Anglo,
I., iv.
Waller Edw., account of, I., 242; Wye, the river, II., 16.
Walton, Izaak, born at Stafford, 1593.
his early life, I., lix; complimented
in the dedication of a poem in his
twenty-sixth year, lix; his business
of a milliner," ib.; retires to the
neighborhood of his birthplace, 1643,
lx; married twice, ib.; publishes
the lives of Donne and Wotton, and
subsequently Complete Angler in
1653, in his sixtieth year, lxiii; the
life of Hooker (1662), lxxv; of Her-
bert (1670), ib.; of Sanderson, 1678,
in his eighty-fifth year, ib.; prepares
for the press Thealma and Clear-
Wharton, Dr. Thos., I., 24.
Worms, names and directions con-
cerning, I., 101, 102.
Wotton, Sir Henry, his intention to
write on Angling, I., lxiv, xcvi;
eulogium of, 48; his fishing house
on the Thames, ib.; his lines on the
spring, 50; reference to, 231, 287;
verses of, 288, 291.
Wrangham, Archdeacon, translation
of lines by Park, I., cxv.
Yarrell's British Fishes referred to, I.,
73.
Zouch, Archdeacon, his commendation
of Venables' " Angler," I., lviii.
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