A discourse of fish and fish-ponds, under the following heads, viz. : I. Of the situation and disposition of the principal waters. II. The manner of making and raising pond-heads, with their dimensions, and how to secure the banks. III. Of sluices, stews, moats, auxiliary waters, and the course of laying the great waters dry. IV. Of the breeding and feeding fish, and the manner of stocking waters. V. Of disposing of fish, of the management for carriage, of nusances to ponds and fish, of frosts, and the ways to save the fish in them. VI. Of the benefits and improvements by fish