The Sun.
London, England, 1856-08-19 00:00:00

THE FISHINGS.

The Laxford is the only river at a distance from which
we have received any accounts this week. Lord Gros-
venor has had excellent sport in that fatuous stream, and
had the good fortune on the 7th inst. to land a fish of no
less than 241bs. weight. The Ness continues to yield
good sport, and has quite resumed its character of being
one of the best salmon rivers in Scotland, as well for
the number, fine shape, and weight of the fish taken, as
for the admirable play they give in so large a body of
water. Mr. W. Baillie, in the upper waters. takes a
great many fish on every day on which he throws a line
—he landed no less than eight with only one fly a few
days ago. Mr. T. B. Snowie, yesterday, caught eight
grilse, weighing in all 601b5., and three large sea-trout,
having played and clipped the whole creel alone. Capt.
Milner. has taken seven fish this week. Capt. Evans
landed three the night before last in the course of a few
hours. We have not learned the number taken by Mr.
Lowe during the last few days, but a week ago he had
basketed more than his whole take till the end of the
season last year. Mr. Naughten has landed 17 within
the last few weeks. Mr. Edmunds took to a handsome
grille this morning, &c.
Santo FEROX —A ♦ery handsome fish of this species
was killed about a fortnignt ago in Loch Garry, by C.
Simeon, Esq., trolling with a single gut. It weighed
201b5., and measured in length two feet nine inches, and
girth round the middle two feet. It is being preserved.
FoXEs.—Alex. Maebean, gamekeeper at Dalcrombie,
has succeeded, within seven days, in trapping and de-
stroying four foxes, which were the scourge of the sur-
rounding country. On one occasion he set his trap close
to the den, and in a short time Reynard got entangled
in one of them, and the keeper's dog, discovering the
capture, rushed at it. ?But when, within a yard of his
prey, poOr Garry was himself caught by one foot in a
trr p. While strogglin,4 with his fate, another fox sprung
up so close that, in spite of his dilemma, Gerry caught it
and engaged in mortal struggle until Macbean C.llllO up
and decided the combat.

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