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Animal painters of England from the year 1650 : a brief history of their lives and works: illustrated with--specimens of their paintngs (1900)

Gilbey, Walter, Sir, 1831-1914 · London : Vinton & Co. · leaf 158

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fly-fisher. Hewas a keen angler to the last. It is recorded ofhim that from a lake in Capheaton Park, North-umberland, the seat of Sir John Swinburne, Bart.,which he frequently fished during his later years,he killed pike, perch, and other coarse fish withthe fiy. In the Sporting Magazine of 1859… … to q: UJ cr tr , < I w I X I- q: UJ HUJQ. zo o CO UJ o z < CO ■ < o II- ABRAHAM COOPER II3 acquainted with many of the streams in Englandand north of Tweed. Mr. Wheble, the proprietor of the SportingMagazine, discovered Cooper in iSii, theyear before pictures from the artists easel…

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