...pounds nine ounces and a quarter; the Colour was also singular, his belly being that>fa Charr, or a Vermilion. This extraordinary fish, after having been...inspected by many Gentlemen, was carefully put into a pond ; but either from confinement, age, or bulk, it at first merely floated, and at last, with difficulty,...

...pounds, nine ounces and a quarter : the colonr was also singular, his belly being that of a charr, or a | ; but either from confinement, age, or bulk, it at first merely floated, and at last, with difficulty,...

...weight eleven pounds nine ounces and a quarter ; the colour was also singular, his belly being that of a char, or vermilion. This extraordinary fish, after...was written, twelve months afterwards, was alive and weli."* " Tench are said to love foul and weedy, more than clear, water; but situation does not always...

...also very singular, his belly being that of charr or vermilion. This extraordinary fish, after being inspected by many gentlemen, was carefully put into a pond, and at the time this account was written (twelve months afterwards) was alive and well." Tench seldom exceed five or...

...weight eleven pounds nine ounces and a quarter; the colour was also singular, his belly being that of a char, or vermilion. This extraordinary fish, after...twelve months afterwards, was alive and well."* " Tench are said to love foul and weedy, more than clear, water; but situation docs not always influence their...

...weight eleven pounds nine ounces and a quarter ; the colour was also singular, the belly being of a char, or vermilion. This extraordinary fish after...inspected by many gentlemen, was carefully put into a pond ; but either from confinement, age, or bulk, it at first merely floated, and at last with difficulty...

...ounces and a quarter ; the colour was also singular, his belly being that of a char, or vermilliou. This extraordinary fish, after having been inspected...written, twelve months afterwards, was alive and well. — Yamll'i Hillary of Britiih Fishes. The Olirt-Tree ana ill Effect I on Social Economy. — The iir...

...also very singular, his belly being that of charr or vermilion. This extraordinary fish, after being inspected by many gentlemen, was carefully put into a pond, and at the time this account was written (twelve months afterwards) was alive and well." Tench seldom exceed five or...

...weight eleven pounds nine ounces and a quarter ; the colour was also singular, his belly being that of a char, or vermilion. This extraordinary fish, after...written, twelve months afterwards, was alive and well." Not only then did this fish live in his moist prison, but grew to an enormous size. The tench is too...

...confined. He weighed eleven pounds nine ounces ; his colour was singular, his belly being that of ochre or vermilion. This extraordinary fish. after having...written, twelve months afterwards, was alive and well.' * Phanias says that it rained fish for three days in Chersonesus, — Phylarchus, that showers of fish,...