J. M. R.

_Fish "Lavidian."_--In some ancient acts of parliament mention is made of a

fish called "lavidian," and from the regulations made concerning it, it

appears to have been of such small size as to be capable of being caught in

the meshes of an ordinary net. But I cannot find that this name is

contained in any of the books of natural history, written by such authors

as Gesner or Rondeletius. Is it at this time a common name anywhere? Or can

any of your readers assist in determining the species?

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