SAX#FORD ANGLING SOOISTY.The men. her* of the Salford Sew Friendly kntftt* Society held tt:ir second anuivcrRary on Mtndoy lait at th? hoase of John Oackley, Sen Tar*rw, limy- ) street, Silford. The tollowiDg jiriz-i were awuikd te the successful competitor*, uamtJy tFiett B’£-CRictL. Jct'pN LiocMl/lre...... Second..Dlzto....Claries B»kerPirm!.,Trout......Eoorrt M*CI:ticCk .... Second..Ditlo....Charles BmkrrFUsv.Ora?ltx ..nee*;:* T-ctxipvjd fitevad .Ditto....Gflor^^omp»oDFir*: Cr.ub Gc-?se H*/ce». ........ Eetaalt;l..DUca.„.iRtber: M CliatockFlnt..Dce .Jo*cpli LsacMhire 8tcu*d-.DUfc«.%,. C**rle» *A*e7Fxtti.. K*l........Ju*e*:c ......SecoucL,DUw....Gt©f£8TTiDxnp*«nF«r»t.. G’jdceoa .. Kawtrd Lxnc**Ure .... Sewod.. DIU*.... Samuelt Oawbsnsti Challejvos.—Hie members cf the above society wilt atgie a bottom gting match wnh aoy society in Lancisbire, for from £. 5 to -*25 *mde. It the Sslford party iiame the river, tbe other party tt» ldect the locality where the match u to com: off, and came it the nfcht before fishis*; or if lb* other party name the river, the Salford men to have the same privilege. Any society accepting tLU chstleuge to write to John Ruckley, Sun Tavern, Quay-suett, Salford, ifid name the time and pisce to meet, half way between home aud home, to make a deposit and draw up artldea.Th.ivss Asouso PnE^BHVATiow Boci*ty.—Theanmu! dinner of this society anooQQccd m TA* Life of Sunday last, took place at the Srar and C*r-i*r, Ricamocd, qq Monday. A reapectaMe party ceasistinjr Of the chairman, H. Pe/klns, Esq, Me»srs Tay-or, Giles, Hedges, Jones, Little, Bernard, Lloyd, Way, Hoiliogt, Sealr, Cipt' Reed, c, attended, and did atrmle justice to an excellent dinner, After the osoal tout* and cf ihtt to the Lira Mayor *a Conservator of the River TLsmei, the cb*inn in pTOp«a*d wh** he appropriately termed the pet lost of ihe evening, namely,tl fiocceia to the Thames Atizuvf: Preservation Soc.ety,” acd took the opportunity not only of Riving a briu history of the society, its rise sod progress, bet alio alluded to. the preieut at* tisfactory and mtuying state of U finances; bat that the object* it bad m view were now folly admitted by those who formerly witbheWtBcmielve*.from it. He also leferred to the formation of other aodetie* on the nver, so that in a few year* the whole of the Thames would be effectually preserved for tho amusement of the public, and expressed bis conviction that the society which w-a every year increasins in ptoaperity and oaefalneas. would be duly appreciated by the anrhor pebhe. Ur Wayte, * staunch frfecd of the Matty from it* cominescement, proposed the health cf the worthy chairman In a speech replete withbutnoux and zoodfeeling, whom be jaatkydesfraatedtheloaniler and principal anpporter of the association, trusting be would continue many years to preside ever them, and witntaa the anccesa of the wiety. The Coast was drunk atnid a volley of cheers. The chairman returned thanks, atxtvnz hi* determination to nse every tucans in bi* pawer to ioppOTt and increase If possible the n re lent proiperon' eUieof tbe society. Mr Gita* propoied the health of tho kon sec. Mr H. faroell, to which the chiiimi* ueamrer, beared to add hi* testimony f^r the con tinned exertion* fc« bid at *11 time* devoted to the interest* of the society, which was drank with en thulium. A ®Ost Jorial cFcninr trrniioated jq son^s and toasts, ’keeping all abve# and all parted not only iitiafled with It, but fully daiermlued^tc attend tbe next anaivemry dinner.Yesterday an act to enable the South-Weatem Railway Companyto extend tb*lr line from Richmond to Windsor, Egham, Stainea, Ascot,and Wokingham, with a loop line through Brentford and Honnalow, An nsasM chroach the committee of the House of Lords, and only