Bury AxaLirfo Clu.—The member* oud friends of the Ban' (Lancashire) Angling Club uc down to a moat excellent dinner, pro\rided by Mr Thomas Good all, sc the Waggon and Hones Inn, Clerk e-street, Bury, on Tuesday evening, Nov 5. Mr Richard Ainsworth occupied the chair. After the cloth had been drawn the folio wing toasts were Ktvcu :—uTbeQlle^^,,, ” Pnn cc Albert, and all the Royal Family ;’r 14 The Bnry Angling Club,” *' The Gentle Art of AngUng,” u The Memory of Iiaak Walton,” •* The Town and Trade of Bury,” 14 The Member of the Borough,” c. The raerita of the various members daring the season were then tested, and Che result was ai followi Kor the largest tench and eel. Mr Thomas Good all; trout oud dace, Mr Ifearv Vickerroan; grayling, Mr John Batterabv; perch, Mr John Barlow ; carp afia gudgeons. MrTnomsi Clayton ; pike, Mr Benjamin Stott. The health of the chairman was drunk, and the member* then separated, having spent a very pleasant social evening. , kProspbcts or Goon Pnctt Fishrno.—We are informed that the very fP|* rited and deserving proprietor of the Broxbourue Fishery on ibe nver Lea tu at large expense and trouble procured from the waters of ibe Bedford Lesd a considerable number of fine pike (some weighing 30lb and storejack, toceiher with a variety of other esteemed fish, not common to Ihe river Lea, and that he intends on Saturday, the 23d lust, to let them loose In the vinous poola and streams of that river for the purpose of augmenting the sport of the angler, and insuring it hereafter, by means of a sufficient and varied stock for the propagation of their different species. Subscribers and others ar** invited to attend this wholesale liberation of piscine prisoners.