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INIST'» GUIDE

;LAND and WALESl

'son turner, F.R.S. A.S. t L.S.

erefthc Imp. AcuLNunneCsrHKonnn,
U tioaoTitj Member of ihe Dablin Sodeij, be let.

fiS WESTON DIIiWTN, r.R.S. 4L.S.
VOL. II.

LONDON:

puiLLii's jtmrlRDoN,

lOMIWB ITKltT.

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LANCASHIRE.

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Chaea hispida. Ditches in this County. Hudson,

Cx &c A A alpina* In several places by the roadside

from Ulverston to Hawkdiead. Mr. Crowes
V&&ONICA sptcata* Near Pennybridge. Mr. Woodwardl

■ -"— hybrlda* On Umpherhead, a steep

rock at Cartmel Wells, plentifully. Id.

Ut r I c V l a r I a minor • . Ditches adjoining Outerth-

waite near Flookburg in Cartmel, Mr. Jactson*

ScHOEMUs rufus* Near the Bridge between
Bootle and Crosby Rabbit warren be-
tween Liverpool and Ince. Mr. J. Shepherd.

• ' dlbui. On all the Mosses of this

County. Ray»

Sexophorum vapnaium. On Blackstope Ed^e.

Dr. Smith. Pillan Moss. MartyijLt

Triticum ioRaceump Bare* IJ.

Galivm ptuiUvm. Common in this County.

Mr.Woedward^
* ■^ ioreale^ Rocks about Strid« near

Lolton Abbey. Id*

VOL* II. B

S66 tANCASHIRE.

Centuncul us minimui* Salt marshes and mea-
' dows near the ses-side at Newton Cart-

mel, commoB. Mr. Hall,

PoTAMOGBTON setoceum^ In the turfy bogs of

this County* Hudson*

PvLMONARiA maritima. Against Bigger, in the
Isle of Walney, plentifully. Lawsoftm
West shore of the Isle of Walney,
plentifully. Mr, JtHnson,

Menyanthes nymphitoides. In the Moss River

near Hawkshead. Roison,

Campanula UuifoUa. Near Manchester. Mr, Caky*

l^OBELJ k JDorimannam In Coniston Water. WUbcrlng.

Imp ATI ENS noli tangen, Satterthwaite, by the
Cloth Mill* Ray. Near Coniston
Water. Mr. Woodward.

Chiron I A Centaurium, Dr. Smith mentions in
the Flora Britannicay III. p. 1393>
two very remarkable varieties of this plant,
the one with narrow leaves of a form be«
tween spatulate and linear, the other of
dwatfifli growth, and with wfde almost
orbicular leaves, both found near Liver*
pool, by Dr. Sostod and Mr. Shepherd',

Gentian A pneumonanthe. Near Brunley. Mer»
rett. In Walney Island. Ray, Newton
Heath, near Manchester. Mr. Caky,

■ campestru. On Yealand and Warton

Commons* Robsofu

LANCASHIRE. S67

EcBtHoPRORA sfiuosa. At Roosebeck Low
Furness. Ray* I searched for it there,
which has frequently been done by st
. pmon resident near that pkce« but with-
out succesir. Mr. tVood*a)cirdm

Selinvm ptdaitre. Found by Seatle, at Can-
non Winder, near Flookburgh, in the
ditches near the Sand>side not very
plentiful ; t have since found it on the
sidies of Ayside Tarn, 3 miles North of
Cartmel. . Mr. Hall.

Meum atbamamlcum. Ontheroadby Scholefield

Hall near Rochdale. " Ray*

SauwcMs Ehulus. Goose Green near Dalton.

Mr. jttHnsoh.
■ nigra, y. Manchester. Martyn.

Drosira longtfoUa. On Ashton Moss* Mr. O.Sims.

AlliumT armarium. At Pool Bridge in Furness

f^ells. Ji^r. Jachon,

■ ■ ■■ tcbemoprasum. Cartmel Fell, in a small

rlTulet, called Chivey Syke. Id*

CoMVALLARiA multiflora. Woods about Bigland
Hall, Cartmel, plentifully. Mr* Jack"
s6n. At Holker. Mr» fFoodwarJ*

JvHCvsJfli/armis. At Winandermere m Cartmel.

Mr, Jackson*

CotCBxcvH ammnale. A little bdt^W Ncwby

B 2

.^80 LANCASHIRE.

Sridge on the left hand side of the road . t
to Ulverstonc. Mr. J, fVoodifjun*

At IS MA ranuncuLidest la the ditch at Goldmire

near Dalton. Mr, Atlinsm*

EriLOBiVM angustifolium. At SatUrthwaite and*
Brow Edge on Furness Fells. Mr.Jaci^
son. Hawkshead. Martyn.

V A cc I tiivjA Oxycoccos. Common on the Moors. Aikin.

Paris quadrlfolia. About Yealand* - Robson*

Andromeda polifolia. On Causeway Moss, and
Rusland Moss, Furness Fells. Afr.
Jackson. In Middleton Moss near Lan-
caster. Mr, Lawton.. On the Mossy
Moor near Ashton. Mr. 0» Sims.

Arbutus Uva Ursi. Four miles from Hepten-
stall, near Widdop, on a great stone by
the River Gorlp. Ra^

Chrysosplemium alternifoUum. In a wood at
ColtOD Beck Bridge in Furness Fells.

Mr. Jacison*

S'AXIFRAGA itellarit. On Coniston Fells. Id.

■ i aizoides. On Coniston Fells. Mr.

. Jackson. In Furness Fells, near the top

• ■

of a mountain, called the Old Map.

Mr. jttilnson.
hypnoides. On Coniston Fells. Mr. Jacksw.

3aponaria eficinaKs. , Near Blackpool, Rev. IV* fFood,
' <— — ■ Jloreficno. Carnforth. Martyn.

LANCASHIRE.' <stf»

Stblla&ia Nemorum^ Brery where in this ^

County. * Hudson.

AsARiTM iiiTOp£um* In several w6ods in Lanca- '

shire. . Ray, Near Preston.* Mr: T. Hutton.

P&uiius PadtLs* Common in this County. Hud^
son, A few miles North of Manchester,
▼ery common in woods and hedges. Mr. Calfy\

Spia^A saliclfoUa. By the roadside between P^ool
Bridge and Colthouse near Hawkshead.

Mr. Dalion,

T

RvBVS saxatilis. In Dob Bottom, a deep woody
rocky dell opposite the Holme near
Burnley. Mr. JVood.

' ■ chamamorut. Peat bogs on the sides of

the Mountains. Hudson.

ToRMBNTiLLA tepians. About Manchester. Mr. Caley.

PxYAYtK cambruuffi. Near Hoi ter. " Mr. tt^ood-
^tvani. Brathay. Hev, J, Dodl. Near
• the Ferry House, WinandfenHere. ' lb. T.

Cist us mafifoflus. About Cartmel Fells. Ray.

On Humphrey Head in Cartmel. Mf /Jackson. ^

Ranvncvlus Lingua. .Hawkshead. Martyn.

_!,*-;.— j^^;;,fli„fe. J, (^; repta^h L:)

Sto\fy margin ofConrston* Water. Mr.

' Woodward. . In a field betwieed at* old

'" entrenchment and the h^gh' road near ' ^

Manchester race ground. ' Mr. Caiey.

TiiOLLrus eurofitusl Bbrough Hall Park.- Afjr-

tyn. Roadside near Dale Park in Furncss

370 LANCASHIRE.

Fells. Mr. Jijunsan. Side of Coobton
Water. Mr, Davy.

Hbllebo&us mridisB About Leightou Hall in

Yealand. Rohsm,

«

Galeopsis viJloja. Frequent m sandy Meadows

in this County* Hudson.

■ 'versicolor. Hedges at Klrkby in Fur-

ness. Mr. Jihinsom^

• - ■ «

Bartsia iv'ucosam Plentiful at Latham sear
Ormskirk. Hudson. At Allerton near
LiTerpoo). Mr. Rosco4*

liATRRAA squamaria. In Deepdale wood^ and in
Grisedale, within the Liberties of Yjca-
land. Rohson.

Cochin ARIA officinalis, y. On a Mountain above

Coniston Lake. Mr. Woodwards

datfica. lathe Isle of Walney. Ray.

w^mt^m^mmmt

Blackpool. • Rev. W.Wood.

Crajh BB maritima. . Roosebficl^ in Low Fumt^s.

Mr. JFoodvtarji^
Qardamiitc impqtiens^ Not uncommon- in tbis

. County. , , J4*
Sisymbrium monense. Betweea Maohgrainge

and the Isle of Wabey. Rt^. On ihe

Isle of Walney. . Mr. Hustler,

Brassica oleracea. By Bolton sand-sides. Rohson,

Erobium moscbaium. Dry places in the County. Id.
GsRANiuM sylvaHcum. Near the h^ad of

Coniston Water. Mr. Davf.

XANCASHIRE. 971

CKitANivi|<fli^tmffiii. Nipar Roosebeck i^ Low

. Furnest. Mr, IVoodward.

y« (6« lancasirifttse*

>*m^^ t— ^'■■ii^^'*^

ITui.) On die sandy coast of the Isle

tK£ Walncy. Hudton.

Fun A HI A s^lida. Near Ulverstone : also betweien .. .
Cartmel iund Keodal. Mr. iohoa.

J^s^T Br ^V s faluitru. Frequent in the County. Hudson*

ViciA fiyhatka. Woods on t limestose Soil about

Newton Caitmel. Mr. Hall.

AsTRAG Ai. US gfycyplylUi. Near Caitmol Well. Msw*

Tragofogon pqrrif&Hm. On tbe banks of tbe
River Chalder, near unto my Lady Hes-
keth her house, two miles from Whaley* Q^^rd^

HTPOCiiiEiiis macuhia. On Ompherbead by
Cartmel Wells, very pleoiilul, abng with
Feronka hyhriia. Mr* H^H.

SiStRATuXA alfina. In firearcltffaear BmAtf. Merretf,

CARDU.US moptartu. Blackpool. Rtv. W^ W^dm

Gnapralium £(uam^ Yealani Cdmmoo. Rehsin.

TussiLAGO hybrids* Very. common about Man-
chester ; the banks of the IcweU ^re
crowded with it* Mr^ Qal^

Sensck) joraccnicMs. I<^wby Bfidge* Mr* J. Woodifjun.

Inula Hdenium. About Yeabad* Uaitsm,
■ Several places near Daltoo, deaHy in a
wild Aaite* Mr^ Jiiinson,

CiitR«AiLfA pdkttrU. A^ut PilKa Mosst pLen-

MfiiUy. A^

37t LANCASHIRE.

Pyritrruic mariiimmtt. In the Isle of Walfiey. ^

OfBKYt'NiJus avis. Woods bn a limestone soil : ^

not uncommon about Newton Cartmd.

Mr.HalL
-— — *• eordaia. Near the Beacon on Pendle HiM. Rayi
— — muscifera. In Plumpton Woods near

Ulverston. Mr* Wo^diwdri*

Ma L AXIS paJudosa. Between Rasland Chapel and - '

Thwaite Moss, ia Furness Fells. Mr, Jachw.
CvPRiPBDivif Cakeolus. Borough Hall Park. Jli«r/^i^«
iSpa&ganium naians. Near Manchester. Dr» Hal/.
Car EX Itmosa. Common in the County. - Hudson.
KHomoi, A rosea* On the moist Rocks in Parn-

fels in the bottom of Lancashire on the

highest Fell towards Hawkeshead. Merrett.
Tazus laccata* At Sandside neai Milthorpe, un-
• ' dottbtedly wild^ Mr. J. Woodsfjun*

Atriplbx laeinlaia. Sandside near Millthorpe.

Mr.J.Wo$dstjun. Ramside opposite.
* the Isle of Walney> and Roosebeck, Low

Furness. Mr. Woodward.

OsMVfiDA regalis. Near Manchester. ' Rent. W.

Wood. On Ashton Moss. Mr. Q» Sim's.

Ltco PODIUM alfittum. Near the Holme, about

five miles from Burnley. Mr, Woodward.

Moors above the Scouts near Burnley.
- Hcv. W. Wood. Coniston Fells. Mr, D^y.
ToLYfODivM Dryo^eris. Common in this County* Hudson.

LANCASHIRE. «7S

AsPLBHiVM mar intim. In a stone quarry close to

' the toad from Warriagtoa to Winwick* Baiton.
Pteris crsspa. Scouts near Burnley. Re*v, W»
Wood* Near Saddleworth. Ray. Near
Lancf^t^. Afn Woodward.

4

Sp|.ACHM^vif sph^rUum. /3. Muse* Hib. £m-

mott-More. DilLnius.

Grimmta nuda. Banks of Ditches in a clay soil

near Manchester* Mr. G. Cahy.

DiCRANUM strktum. On Emmott Moor. Richardson.
Bartramia arcuateu Near Manchester. Mr, Bradbury.
Anthoprro« punctalus^ Knot Mill 4^am near

Manchester* DlUemus.

Blasia fusilla. At a small wood, called Fea-

^ingtOD woody betwixt Garnet and Knot-

«

mill, about a miU from Manchester. DUIemus,
Lichen fahlunensis. Rocks near Langdale. Id.

' ampullaceui. n Near Cpln in Emmot

^laucus. S Pasture. Hudson.

articulatut. Wood near Burnley, Dillenius.

Fu p V I ariiculatus. "J

Ulta favonia, >lsle of Walney, Martym^

Con r E RYA pennata. J

. gelatinosa. 7^5.. Near Manchester. Jd.

• »

^im

LEICESTERSHIRE,

Craea hiipida. /8. {C. fomentosa. LJ) In ditches

commanicating with the River Soar. Pulieneym

XtLis fidtdisn/m. Frequent in the Northern parts

of the County. Rtv. G. Crable.

ScHOENUs albus. Between Beacon Hill and the

Outwoods on Charley Forest. Pukeney*

SciRPVs sylvaiiciu By the sides of the River
Soar near the Abbey, Leicester; and
elsewhere in the same River: in the
Pond at Loscby Hall« Id.

* Eri p HOR u M p^lystacbion. Bogs of Charley Fo-
rest near the Outwoods : at Woodhouse ;
and about Buddon Wood ; and in many
other place^ //• .

* Dr. Pulteney has not xntrodnced E, tngiutifcUum as a Leices*
terihire Plant> and it therefore appears probable that he intended
tba$ plant nnder the name of E» folyitacbitih

LEICESTERSHIRE. m

Bromus pinnatus. On the Wolds among Fur^ej
most common on the Extern sidp of the
County. Puhetuy.

4 4

AvENA faiua. Very common in fields about
Stathern^ and the adjacent Country.

Rei3. G. CrahU.
ti^escens. With the former. Re<v^ G.
Cr^hh* Ovi dry pas.ture§, not uncon^mon.

PulUtuj,
A&UNDO Calamo^rpstls. On the borders of Bud-.
dop Wood : Stocking Woodj near Leices-
ter^ and many other places. PuUeuey.
. Near OuodJ(e. . . DiUenlus.

Dirt Acvs plojus. Lanes about Gerendoo Park
near JLoj^g})horough : in Hollinghall
Wood: Stocking Woody near Leicester. PuUeruy.
Sanouisorba officinalis. In the meadows by
;tb^ fiver opposite Belvoir Castle: pjenti**
[i^Y \^ ^be fields South of Bottesford :
, ngar Meritoo, tcc4 Reif. Q. CralSej

lfpTfi^OQt.TOti gramineum* In ditches comi]nu-

nicaHog with the Soar ; s^nd in ponds. Pub^^y*.
Campaki;l4 paluUi* .In the drier p£n;ts of Bud-
don woodj and hedges and lanes adjoin-

• i*g»' Jfe^'

yii^ULhiria* Sparingly aboiit due borders of Bod**
don Wood; and about the Seoekitig
Wood near Leicester. " Jd.

375 1£ICEST£RSHIR£.

RHAMirxrs eaihariiciu. Woods near Loughbo*
rooghy and Leicester: about Barrow^
and Sex-hill ; and more plentifnllj about
Waltham on the Wolds. PuUeney. Vale
of Bdvoir^ by Plnngar, Granby, &c.

Rev. G. Crahbe*
* CvscutA ewr9^. On Nettles near Leicester,
bat not common: on furze^ heath, or
ling on Charley Forest. Puiteney*

Gentian A campefiris. With G* amaretta near
Stanford and East Leke : on the Pane
Hills ; and about Glenfield near Leices-
ter : more common on the Eastern side of
the County. Id.

SiuM UtlfoUum. In the River Soar between Lough-
borough and Leicester : above the Castle
Mill at Leicester. /i.>

PiMPiNlELLA magna. In the Stocking Wood,
• Leicester ; and about Groby. Piiheney.
Near Melton Mowbray in the road to
Waltham. Riv. G. Crahbcl

Sambucvs Elmlus. Church yards at Korman-
- ton, near Loughborough, andGreat Leke:

9

# "^he only Ciusuia foand on Heath or Liog we.belieretobe
C. epMymym^uid on the odier hand |re have always lein C.hir$pmm
en Nettlof \ m>, tlMSt 19 all probabilttx the habitat near lit icetter
refers to the former of these plafits, and t|>at on ph^rlry Forest to
the latter.

LEICESTERSHIRE. ^77

. fields leading from Roddy Plain to Tbur-

castOQ. Pubeiuy*

J)iiotBftA Umgifolia. Bog^ on Charley Forest* //•

Myosurvs mifumus. Fishpool Close, and Tut-

hill Field near Loi^hborough. Id. *

Tkit ii^LAKi A Meieagris. Near Leicester* Dr, AraoiJm

A COR us Calamus. Near the Abbey at Leicester^
but very sparisgly. Puluney, In the
Soar above Loughborough aod Kegworth
in divers placesi especially about Nor-
manton. Dmrhj^

RuMBz sanguineus. In woods, and. not rarely on

arable fallow land. Pvileney.

mariiivms. In the Abbey yard, Leicester \

about Lolighborough ; and Hathern. /i.

Alisma ranuncttloUes, \Ditches communicating

with the Soar in various places. //« ;•

Ch}.0ra fer/oHata. About Saltby^ and Sprox-

ton. Jiev. G4 CxaUg^

PoLYOONUM minus. On Charley For^fi in divers

places. ^ Pubinfy*^

' '■■ BtitoTta. Moist closes about Hum-

berston .and Evipgton, near Leicester. /i.

P A Rz^ ^ii^i/0/i>. Hollinghall wood, near Lough-
borough: Buddon Wood: Stocking
. Wood, near Leicester.- Paiteney. Oke-

ly Wood, near Hathcr'n* Mr. TomJinson.

* . - ... ♦ *

CHRYso9PbSNivH^^^M£/<7^'</>t»* ' In thc Out« . '

Srt IKCEStERSHIRlS.

troocb near Lovghboroughy D«ar tlie East
end, with C, opposuift^litim ; and in a moist
phei at Woodkoii$e,iiea^ Bnddon Wood.

' ' Pubeney.

SAf0mk%ih ojuinalii. In Hedged, e^eciaHj about

Orchards, but not common. A/.

ToftMMTiLLA reptans. In one of the Radmoor
Closes, near Hurley, by Loughborough :
wet Closes at Woodhouse. Pultehej.
' Hilly grounds about Stathern. Rev. G. Crabhe^

DstfHiNiVM ConsoMa* Observed for two or
three years successively amotig the com
in the fields at Loughborough. PuUeney*

Ravvucvlvs par*vijhrus. On Walls, isid in
cdrnfields. Pukeney, -Mvston, by the
toad side next the Village. l^^^i;. G. Crabbe*

MsNTHA syUuestrit. At Thorp-acre near Lough-
borough : at Swithland. Pubeney.
■ " ■ geniilis. In the Outwoods near Lough-
borough. Id 9

PuUgium, Common about Quorndon :

in Charley Forest, about the Porter's

Lodge, near Gerendoh. . Id.

Leonvrvs Cardiaccu Found sometimes in farm

yards. Id.

Thymus Nepcta. In dry lanes near Prestwold :

about Leicester : at Swithland. Id.

LiM osBtLic aqtuoUa. Ill a foad-way leading from

1£ICEST£RSHIR£. 378

d)e tttrnpike at Muston to Woolsthorpe,
sparingly. JR^. G. CrahU.

TfltASFi arvcnst. Cornfields about Belyoir

Casdc. li.

I»Etis nudicaulis. Oh the highest and most bar-
ren parts of" Charley Forest^ on Beaeon
Hill : also abotit Swithland Slate Pits.

Pubefuy.

Card AMIR B impatUns. By rills of Water and rocky
places in Charley forest : among the crags
on the summit of Beacon Hill. Id»

■ I ' " ^ * amara. In the outwoods near Lough-

borough: and in marshy places of Char-
ley Forest. IJ.

TuRRiTis hifsttta. On some old walls, but rery

sparingly. Id.

Geranium pratense. In many places about
Loughborough: about Buddon Wood:
the Stocking Wood; and by the rivet
side about Leicester.

LATRTRt7s Nissolia* Meadows between Muston

and Bottesford. Ret^^ G. Crabbe*

■ " ' sylvestrts. In the Stocking Wood : and

a lane adjoining lea^ng to Thurcaston. Puheney.
Trifolium ofoense. 0. On the Raw-dikes near

Leicester* IJ. -

icalfrum* St* Mary's FieldsyLetces*

AitaMlM*.

ter. M

380 LE'ICEST^RSHIRB.

TRiFOLiVM'ghauratum, Closes opposite Needless
Inn near Loughborough , and elsewhere.

Pubtneyl

SoNCHus palustris. In divers places about the

. River Soar, but not common. IJ, '_

La6tuca saligtta. Buddon and Hollinghall
Woods ; and in the lanes at Sheepstead
and Thrinkstone. Dr* PuHeney.

Hyoseris mmima, Birstal Cornfields near Lei-
cester : on some arable land near Swith-
land Slate pits. PuUeney*

Carduus erlopborus^ About the Stocking Wood
near Leicester : much more plentifully on
the Wolds in the Eastern part of the
County ; about Stanton ; Dalby ; Mel« - 7<
ton : Waltham, &e% Puiteneyi On
, Blackberry Hill near Belvoir Castle, plen-
tifully. Rev. G. Crabie*

* pratensis* Swampy Closes at Wood-

house near Buddon Wood. Pukeney.

Ch AT h ALiv u syhattcum, {rectum?) On Char- j

ley Forest, near Beacon Hill : dry fields
among furze at the end of Stanford
Lane near Loughborough, and in many
other places. Pultauy. About Waltham. . .

Rev. G. Crabie.

TvssiLAGO hybrida. Dishley, or Dixley Mill
near Loughborough, as notice4 by

LEICESTERSHIRE. 381

«

Dr. Hill) in Bldckftone*s Specimen hotani"
cum : about Leicester, nearly as coinmoa
as the T, petasites, Pulteney, Wools- ^
thorpe. Rev, G. Crahbe, About Lopgh-
boroughy and other places in the County. HtLdson*^
Or c h is. usiulaia. i In a dcy Close in the way to
S A T Y R I u M 'virtJe. i Glenfield near Leicester. PulUney.
Ophrys apifera. In a Close near Stocking Wood>

but tare: on the North -West side of

«

the County. Id.

SsRAPiAs hngtfolia\ Bel voir Plantations. Rtrv.
G. Cfahhe\ In some moist closes at
Woodhouse near Buddon Wood, plenti-
fully : oh Charley Forest near the Out-
' woods. Pubeney^

Tyfha angusttfolia. In the Soar near Leicester,

and in many other parts of the River. //•

Carex dioica. Bogs on Chailey Forest, and

Buddon Wood. Id,

^ . ■ curia. Watery places in thickets and woods, Id^

■ , pendula. In wet woods, and by the river

side, rarely. Id,

m ■■ psevdo'Cypems, On the Banks of the Soar. Id*
<veiicaria. n Bogs, Marshes, and the

- ampuUacea. J sides of rivers and ponds. Id,

Mvrtophyllum <verticillatum. In the Soar near

Loughborough, but rare. Id,

S A L I X purpurea. lo, moist woods, and withy beds. Id*
rot, u« , c

Wt LEICESTERSHIRE.

Savix ftnianJra* Fouod in a moist wood| uncer-

tadn where. ^ PuUeney,.

Ei^isl^TVM syl*vaiicum. la Buddon, and other

woods, not commoQ* Id.

i ... • I M , JbtviaJikm About the Soar in many

places : in the Tat marsh near Loughbo-
rough : xn the River near Leicester : in
old Ponds. 1dm

OsMVNDA Lunaria* Closes between Okeley
wood and Long Whatton near Loughbo-
rough: meadows by Swarston firidge*
. near Ashby de la Zouch : about Market
Harbor ough. ^ /</.

•* ^— regiolis. In several places on the borders
, of Charley Forest. Pulfeney. About

. Grace Diea Abbey. Mr. TomRfuaitm

'Ltosito'Divh inundaitm* In a bog near Beacon ''

Hilly very spariogly. PtJunty^

A sJ^ 4 E N I u M viride. A few plants were found in
the crevices of the crags on Charley Fo-
rest, at Beacon I^IL U^

AnjiCT a m o I u m ciliatum. Rocks in Charley Fo«

rest| an4 on the bark of trees. LL

Pt 1 ROC^^ 1 U M grmU^ Trunks oC trees and rocks

exposed to the weather. A/,

DrcAAN t; u pdjucidum*, Bogs, in Charley Forest. Id*
Tr I CH08 T o M u M ^ntinalhidu^ iGL Stones in the

SifttSoar* Id, '

LEiCBSTERSHIRjS. S^

Nb e K B A A hetfrwnaUam Tnuiks. of trees^ not uo-

m . " ^ '■ " dfispa. Rocky higher parts of Buddon

: Woods* Id.

Ht^^um denttcul^tum. 0, About thft roots of

. treeSf t^)eciaU3t in woods. IiL

' — ^ mdidatum* Crevices of shaded Rock& ia

moist places in Buddon Wood. Idm

Marchaktia hnuipb^icA, On Stoi^eji about
springs, wet rocks, and sides of shaded
wet ditches* Id*

■ €wka. Banks of Broolos, and sides

of springs and wells, not uncommon. Id.

Ri c CI A minit^. £dge9 of bogs and places inun-
dated during winter: on Charley FO'
rest. /(/•

Avy^oc^x9% pmctatus. In the Fi$h-pQol Clos^
ct Loughborough: wet pianos in Bud-
do^ Wood. , Jd,

# •» ^ i Rocks in Charley Forest. Id.

■ t^trtargu^^ Rocks in Charley Forest^,
sparingly. , Id^

I conspersus. Rocks, Walls, and Trees, but

not Tcry common* Id»

mpbahdes. Sparingly on Rocks in Charley
Forc;st : on an old Wall ntar Buddon
wood. -W*

c 1

3fe LEICESTERSHIRE. '

LiCHES ftdmomartut. In HoIfioghaD Wood near
r.oaghboroogh: OkeJy wood t Enddoo
Wood. Fmittuj.

btrhaceus. Boddon Wood, ^aiiiigly,- at

the roots of trees. Id.

^ scTobiculatui. Buddon Wood, oa rocks,

and at the roots of trees, in several
places. Urn

■ ■ raufhtattts* Bnddon Wood, at the roots **
- of trees, sparingly. Id.

borixottiaUsm Pound, very sparingly, on

rocks', and at the roots of trees, in Bud-
don Wood. Id.

paschaKs» Rocks in Charley Forest,

sparingly. Id-

i^-'^^fragilks* -> Rocks in Charley Forest,

— ghhiferus. J ' and in Buddon wood. '/A '

jubatus* ' On Ae highest craggy rocis on
Beacon Hill; and on the Rocks By
Thnsksten, and dsewl^re^n CSTairley *
Forest. ^ 'Iif, '

— ,, ^uipinuj. Trees in Baddon Wood, and

near Groby, but not commeo. * . . - Id.

^^i<m» »»f>t..* ■ >rf ■ I'U

'f - -

LINCOLNSHIRE.

This O^unty, fo celebrated for the number and
variety of scarce ,bird6- which it prpduces that it has
been calle4 thje Aviary of England, is by no means
equally favourable to the views of a. Botanist. There
is perhaps no part of the kingdom of equal extent, ia
which the surface is less varied ; and we are autho-
rized by that great Patron of Natural History, tlie
Right Hon. Sir Joseph Banks, who has bestowed
considerable attention upon its productions, and to
whom we are proud to acknowledge that this work
IS indebted for many valuable communications, to
say that the quantity of rare plants in Lincolnslnrr* is
by no means considerable.

SS« LINCOLNSHIRE.

ScH(Binvs Marhciu, East Fen. Sir J. Banks*

Arukdo Epigefos. la mcnt wood^ wnt trnfre^

_

queot. Sir J. Bonis, Near Gains*
borough, in every ditch. Rev. J. DaUon.

■ Calamagrctiu** In the Saft Feo, near
Reresby Abbey. Sir J. Bonis.

Elymus orenorius. On the Dunes, or SandhilU,
near the sea, in all parts of Lincolnshire
Marshes v/here such hills are met with,
particularly at Skeyness and Sutton. Id.

Galium tricorne. Near Stamford. Hudson.

Sat^gvisorba officinalis. Fields about Belvoir

Castle. Rev. G. Crabhe. Plentiful in

meadows between Folkingham and Gran- .

tham. » D. T.

SYMrHYTUM tuberosum. On the fen banksj mixed

with S. ojfficinole. Mr. Woodfvard,

Rhammus eatharticus* Vale of Belvoir. Rev. G. Crokbe^
ViKCA major. At Woolsthorpe near Belvoir

Castky on stones near the Village. IJ^

Hern I aria glabra, > On a Heath near Sleaford^

on the road to Grantham. Id*

Gentiana Pneumonantbe. On the heathy ground

between Newark and Lincoln, a few

miles from the latter on the right. Rev.

G. Cralbe. Horncastle, near the Tower

of Moor. Rev. Richard RciiotH

" ' ■ omareOa ? Found by Sir John CuUum

LINCOLNSHIRE. 9Sr

6th June on the Heath between Grantham
(ind Ancaster : it is probably the Gentiana
ntema prsc4fx of Ray« as the G, amarelU
has never been observed before the middle
of Augtist. I gare this specimen to Dr.
' Smith ; ifl remember right, the segments
of die calyx were as long nearly as the
tube of the corolla, whereas in the G* .
amarella they are very shoit, and not
half 80 long as the tube. Sir T, G, Cidlwrn.

BvPLEVRUM rotundifoBum. Carlby, bet^vcen

Stamford and Bourn. ilfr. Woodward^

» ' ' tenuiuifmLmm Ob the sea ba«ks

below the town of Boston^ especially r

bel6w Skirbeck Church. (It is probably
the plant which Plukenet mistook for
Sufotus tenui/olla. tab. 75.} Sir J. Banks.

C A u c A 1 1 s daucoides. At Carlby , between Stam-
ford and Bourn. Mr. Woodwari^
Si LI MUM fahufrem In. the East Fen, in vast
plenty: almost the only ambellifcrous
plant that grows 10 the immense common
meadows there. Sir J. Batihf
Q%VMnrm ptinpindkidts. In the Parish of Qj^p-

kdt near Spalding. Pluhmtn

CoitiANDRuif sakrtim. Wild and uncuitivated
places about Folkinghami very plefittful,
and appareatly indigenous, D* Tjk

388 LINCOLNSHIRE:

CicuTA nnrosa. In the East Fen, chiefly on the
edges of the narrow channels, called
Rows, which commnnicate the deeps
with each other. Sir J, Banks*

Carum Caruu Swafield Dale, 7 miles Sonth
of Grantham* Martyn, Abundanl in
the Marshes near Boston on the sides of
the Witham, within the Banks .near the
grand sluice. Sir J. Banks.

Statice reticulata^ On the salt marshes near
Frieston, Lererton, &c. ; and also near
Fosdyke Wash: it grows in the level
grassy land, where the Sheep bite close. IJ.

LiNVM usUaSisthnum. Near Boston, in the road
from Sleaford. Re^, G. Crahhe. Edges
of fields about Long Sutton. (In both
places it is cultivated in the neighbour-
hood.) D. T.

■ perenne. Beyond Stamford^ in the road

to Grantham, for a con^derable way :
there are some eK&. plants, but they are
generally procumbent. Re^, G. Crahhe,

Asparagus officinalis. In the rich Meadows
near Holbeach, Long Sutton, Sec,

Sir J, Banks.

"Rvuzx maritimus^ Marshes at Crowland. Martyn..

Chlora perfoliata. In Behon Park. Id*

Vaccihium Oxycoecos. Very abundant in this

County. » mtherin^.

LINCOLNSHIRE. S89

Polygonum vivjparum, Lincoln Heath. Mariyn*

MoNOTROPA hypopUhys. Close \6 Summer

Castle, in Fir Woods. Re«v. James Dahonm

DiANTHUS ^jfi/j. fdeltoldes?) Lincoln Eicath. JJfjr/jF/i.

SiLENE angltca. Frequent in Autumn among

Turneps on the Wolds. Sir J.. Bants-*

Cerasttum al^num. Upon the bank side on the

• left hand of the road going from the

bowling green at Grantham to Man-?

thorpe. Martyn, (Surely this must be

a mistake.)

GcvM riiyale. Homcastle* Rev. R. RelhoHm

Btratiotes alcicUs. In the fen ditches, and
those in the Marsh behind the sea bank,
vhere the water is deep, and the current
•low. Sir J. Banks. Near the New
Bridge at Gainsborough, Sir T. G, CuIIunu

Anemone Fuliatilla. Bernak, and Lincoln
Heaths; and Southrop Common. Martyn.
Coultsworth^ half a mile from the North
Road towards Leicester^ire. Rev, G. Crahitf^

Tevcriuu scordium. In the EastFen, often near
the places where Geese frequently land.

Sir J, Ba^ttk
MsvTlf A jylveitris. Wet places in this County. R^hon.
Galeopsis versicolor. Grantham. Martyn^

Stachys Gcrmanlea. Found by Dr. Richardson
A miles South of Grantham, opposite
Easton. Hudson, A^common weed ||i

\

I

MM LINCOLNSHIRS.

tkefidds and hedges a litde wideof Col*
terswortb*^ about 8 miles on this side
Grantbamyin great prolusion in the years
1794. Sc 17969 on the left hand side of.
the road. Rev* J. Davieu

^MTiRRHiNUU Cymhola^U. Walls of Burleigh

Castle near Stamford. Mr, Woodward.

■I — . mmiii'* Cornfields at AUington.

Rtv. G. Crahle.

SiBTHORPiA turopMa, Meadows at Honington.

Blachione.

Qrobanchs elaiior. Plentiful near SoBimer Castle.

Rev. J. DsUon.
TiiLASPi aroerue. Cornfields about Belvoir Castle,

and Croztpn. Rev. G. Crahhe.

* Cram BE maritima. Among the san&ills on the

coasty in abundance. Sir J* Bardt,

Gbrani17m sangvineum. Lincoln Htath. Martin. ^

In Manby Wood near Glanford. Sir J. Banku
Pi SUM maritimum. At Ingolm Mills. Camden.

IfATMTRUs paJustris. In the Meadonrs in the East

Fen,' in abundance, where they are most

subjed to be overflowed. Sir J. B^nii,

Astragalus glycypbyllos. North road near CoU

tersworthy in the hedge. Rev. G. CraUe,

«

* '* This j>lMit hat been Men in th< Orkneys on tand incapable
of producing any other crop, and has been proved to furnish sooml
food for iheep." fir J. Satth.

UNCOLNSHfRE. ^m

AsTRACALVt ijj^cgititij^ Near Gratttham, on

the heath. D, T.

**' ^> « » " ■ — I var. fraemmBmSf et maid^
ramoi^^Affiaa* On Lincoln Heath.

Sir T. G. Cdkmu

Carpuvs eriofkor^w. By tke roadttde Iwtween
• Stamford and Granthaniy plentifidly.
2>r. Smiti, ^Roadside near Barton. Mr, WmdL

A&TSilisiA cderuUsc^nt. Near Boston. Mr,,
TofitU. (We believe it has never since
been found by any other Botaoist«)

GnAFHALiUM dioitum. On Bernak Heath.

Ray, Grantham Heath* 0,T.

recium, HilJy Ground near Great

Ponton. Renj. G. Ctahie,

TuasiLAGO hybrida. Grantham. J^^v. G,
Crahbe, Homcastlej and Hemingby,

Rev, Richard Rclham^

S t M E c I o faludosus. In wet land near Hare Booth ,
on the Kesteven side of the River
Witham* Sir J, Bankss Banks of
dltc;hes near Braford Water half a mile
from Lincoln. Rev, Mr, ff^ooljflston.

CiNEiARiA palustris. In the East Fen, in some
years in vast abundance, in others very
scarce. Sir J, Banis*

Orchis wtulata. On Bernak Heath near Stam-

ford* Mr^ Woodwmd.

3tt LINCOLNTSHIRE.

OphIlys aranlfeTM. lo an old stone pit lianDy &

mile from Barneclu Merrctt.

Mtkiophtlluii ^oeriutUahm. Near Boston.

Rev. G. CrMe.

HiBPOPHAE rhsmntidgs. At Skegness, on the
beach n^ar the sea. X^v. G. Craik^
Sea Banks in Lindsey Coast, plentifblly. Ray.

AraiPLBx pednaadaia. Near Skirbeck Church
Yard, half a mile frOm Boston, on the
road^de between Fosdyke and Cross-key
Washes, in some years vastly abundant,
in others veij difficult to find. Sir J. Bartts,.

OsMVNDA lunaria. Lincoln Heath, Blachtone.

■ l»

MERIONETHSHIRE.

Eriophorur vagtnaittm. Common on the Mouo-

uins. Mr, Grlffitbm

FtSTtJCA vMpara, Frequent In- mountainous
pastures. Mr, Griffith, Summit of Cader
Idris. Rem, J; Dames*

Lobelia dortmanna. In the first Lake on the
right as you ascend Cader Idrrs from
Dolgelle. Sir John CulUtm. About
Bala. Mr* A, Aihin.

Im PAT I ENS ndi tangere* By the roadside from
• Dolgelle to Erwgo^d Chap^t, about «
mile short of the latter place on the right
hand. - Id.

Viola lutea. Between Bala and Festiniog; and

- abundantly between Festiniog and DqI-

g^lte. Waring,. Abou: Qala : and very

common on the Merionethshire Moun-

■ tains*. Athin*

&CKffiiiNA campestris. Very common in m^st

mountainous p;^ttures in Wales, Mr, GriffUi»

I
^

SW MERIONETHSHIRE.

Mku u ■ alhamantxcum^ Near Dolgdle. 'Xajr* On
the Eftst side of Bala Lake near Llan
Gower ; and on the West side between
LlanycilandDolgeUe^botmoresparingly.
lir. Griffith. Gameddwen, between Bala
and Dolgelle. J^. H* Daviis.

Sambucus Ebulus. In a Hedge near Harlech

Castle. Binghy.

JuNCUS acuius. In the sandy Coast near l^arlech.
Ray. Plentiful on the &ea coaiL

Rev. J. Davies.

RvMEx 4^^ff«i. By the rivulets above Uyn y

Cai. . Martyum

Axisiff A tutUau* In the South end of Bala Lake.

£ piLO Brv M emptstisiiwutm ? Rocks of Arran Pen

L]yn> ten miles South of Bala. Mr. Griffith
V A c 6 1 N I V M #^/u idaa • On Cader Idris. Bmghy.

. On the Froi^wen Mountains. Mr.A. Aikhu-
Oxycouau Bogs in Wales, very

^V«M

' common* Mr. Griffith.

Saxifraga stellarts. Plentiful on Cader Idris. Id.
nlvalh. On the Fronwei^ MountainSj,

^■»i*-

K '■■il1<

and among tlie rocks by a Cascade of the
Twrck, near the entrance of the. impor-
tant mxHtary Pass, called Bwkb y Cf o^- jfiUnM
— ofpotiftfolla. On Craig y CaCj^ C^dcr

Idris»

f

MERlONETHSHIRfi. toi

ScLB&AKTHUS perennu. Sandy places by iht road-
side between Corwen and Bala* BingUy*

pRVNVs PaduT. I^requent in this Coanty. Waring.

Ros^ tmnentosa. Hedges between the Town of

Bala and the Lake. D.T,

Rub us ehanunnorus. About Cader Fronwen. Mr.

A, Atlin. On the Berwyn Mountains. Penntuit.

Thalictrum vdnus. On Cader Idris. Bingley.

Sides of Bala Pool. Mr. Griffiths

TROLLnjs europ^eus. About Dolgelle* Ray.
Boggy grassy lands to the left of the
road from DofgcUe to Trawsfynaid»
plentiiully. Rev. J. Daws.

McHTHA rotundifolia. Sides of Bala Pool near

Llangowcr. Mr. GrrfitS4

Melakptrum syhaticum. Side of Bah Pool,

on the Rock, above JLlanycil* Id.

&ROPHVLARIA vtmalts. About Llanfbniay the
scat of Sir Watkins William Wynne,
Bart. Bingtey.

Chbi RAH THUS sinuotus. Rocks at Aberdorey.

Withering.

^Ar ABis hisprda. Moel yn Rhud near Festiniog. Lhwyd. ^

Brabsica oUracea. Near Harlech Castle. Hudson.

G b 1 A N I u M sanguineum. About Barmouth. Mr. Far don.

Genista plhsa. At the foot of Cader Idris, be-
tween Dolgelle and Llyn Arran. Mr. CriJUb.

OaoBus syhaticus. Not bx from Bala, Mr. *

m. MERiONETHSHIRfi.

T. WUhstl Near the Cataradl Sit D^l-
melynllyn, six miles South ofDoJgelle;
and in pastures betwixt the Inn at Festi*
Biog and the Bridge over the Cynfaeir
near the Waterfalls. Btngley,

ViciA sylvailca. About Bala. Mr. J. ylikln^

Tft I FOLIUM martHmurru Towgym. Re'v. W. WooiL

Hypericum androsamum, Amon».the Rocks at^
the Catarad, called Rhaiadr du, near
Maentwrog. Bingley^^

GfiAVHAhivM sjlvaticum? On Cader idris. Id*

Se H Ecio ^uiscosus^ Banks of Bala Lake^ Id,

Ci V E K A R I A paiustris^ In the marshy places about

Aberavon* Ray^

Anthemis nobdis* Harlech Marsh, plentifully. Birtgley.

Car EX bmeruis. On all the Moors in Wales.

Mr. Griffith.

LiTTORELLA lacustris. On the Bank at the South

End of Bala Lake. Mr, Wood.

QvERCUs sessiUflora. Very common in Wales.
- Mr. Grtffith^^

Empetrum nigrum. Plentifully on the Moun-
tains » Id.

Rhodiola rosea.

LrcoPODiUM alplnwmx

AtPiDiuM Oreopteris. Very common in all moun-
tainous pastures. Mr. Grlffah.

pTSRis crlspa. On Cader J[dris. Mr. Griffith.

J Cader Idris. Ray.

• MERIONETHSHIRE. SVT

On almost all the high mouDtains of the
County. Bingley.

Andr£A alpina. Boggy places on Cader Idris,

towards the summit. DiUenius.

T%iCH09rouv H /ontinalioidfs^ H. Stones in

Bala Lake. Mr. Griffith.

TyiCKAnvu Jlexuffsum. y, Musc.Hib. Abundant
on Cader Idris, Dtllemus. By the
rivulets above Llyn y Cai. Martyn.

ToLYTKiCHv u urnigerum. At the foot of Cader
Idris. DiUemus, On the Mountain^
with (hoots hardly half an inch high^
though the footstalks are as long as
nsuaU Mr. Griffith,

Bft YUK aureum* ' Berwyn Mountain, in the road

between Bala and Llangunnry. Mr. Wood*

. erudwn. On Cader Idris. Mr. Griffith.

JuHOB&MAMNiA juAsrr^. Towards the summit
of Cader Idris» near the Torrents falling
over the Precipices. DilUmus.

I purpurea. On Cader Idris, Id.

■ tpinulcfa. On Cader Idris.

Mr. Griffith.

Li e B EK U/e virens. 1 Oa the roadbetween Carno

n gkmuUferus^ J and Maine Lloync. DilUnius.

. ■ scrohicuhtus.

m consperstLs. ^Near Dolgelle* li.

» ■ . sylvaticust

▼OL. II*

39P MERIONETHSHIRE*

LicHEK apitiosus. n AtthefeotofCaderldriSf
— —- fuhgrnottu. 3 near Dolgelle, DiUtmus,

W" »'

fragiUs.
faschali

r^ J Cader Idris. /i»

MIDDLESEX

Cha&a hispida. Not unfrc^ucnt on Finchlcy

Common. Mr. J, JToodsJun.

Verokica Montana. In Litdc Grove Wood at -

Breakspcars. Blactstone.

Utiicularia minor. River on Hounslow Heath.

Ray,, Uxbridgc River. Blackstone. RK

Tcr at Iver. Martyn»

Iris fatidissima, Kentish Town 5 and MuswelJ

Hill* Martyn* Near Hornsey» Hudson*

Sgirpus iriqueter. Banks of the Thames above

and below London. DiUenius. Between

Mill Bank and Chelsea. Mr. E* Foriter^jun*
syhvailciu. In a Pond on the left hand

side of the road from London to Highgate.

Martyn. Near Southgate. Mr. J.

Woods, jim» On Uxbridge Moor.

Mr» 7* F. Forster,JuH0

9 %

400 MIDDLESEX,

«

Fa N I c u M vetticiUatum. Beyond the Neat Houses
t)y the Thames side going from the Horsey
Ferry above Westminster to Chelsea. Ray^

• «. *viric/e. Near the Neat houses, Chelsea. Martynm

Agrostis Spica vea^m Twickenham* Mr. Bor^
rer. Edmonton. Mr, J. Woods ^jun»
In the common field between Tottenham .
High Cross and the NJills. L. W. A

F$ s T u c A loliacea . Common about Stoke Newing-

top. Ifr. J. Woods, jiin^

Aeumdo efigejos. Between Hornseyand Newing-
ton. Hudson, In the old park wood ^t
Harefield ; and in the lane leading from
Harefi^ld to R.icHmaosworthj plentifully.

Biac^sione^

X)iTSACi^s pilosus. Betv^een the Bishop's palace,
and Fulham field; and at More Hall.
Mariyn. Near Edmonton, Mr, E, Foriterfjun.

Galium anglicum. On a wall at Hackney. Rmy.

CxNTUNCULUS minhnus. On the low marshy

" ground near ^he Paper Mills on Hounslow

Heath. Sir W. Watson. | Near Hamp-

ton Court. Hudson. On Iver Heath,

in abundance. Rev, Dr. Goodenwih.

Cynoglossum syhaticum^ In a hedge facing the
road on Stamford Hill bety^een Newing-
ton and Tottenham. J^ajr.

MtNYANTHES nymph^oideT. In Creeks of the

• River Thames near Sunbury, m trait
plenty; and in most Creeks of the
Thames in that district* • Sir J, Banks.
Pond in London fields^ Hackney.

Mr. J. IFcodSfjun^

m

CamfAnvla Ranunculus, At the edge of the
common field near Wier Hall, £dmon*
ton ; and near Baker Street, Enfield.
Mr. E. FersteTfjun. In Enfield Charch
yard. Mn 71 F. Forster^jun.

Viola hirta. Chalkpit^ and old park wood, Hare-
field. Bla^hfotte.

Verbascum Blattafia. Chalky £eld neat the

Mill at Harefield. Td.

DaTuUa Stramomum. About London, commoti.

L. fr. D.

Rhamnvs Catharticus. Between Uxbridge and

Beaconfield. Martyn. Harefield. Blackstone*

ViNCA major. In a meadow near Harefield Church. Id.

He RH I ARIA hirsuta. At Colney Hatch. Hudson.

Ci^^HOfoiiivU jtlaucum. On h dunghilHn Kate's
Lafte- leading frt)m Cljipton to Newington
Common. Mr. T. P. Forster,jun» Near
the Lead Mills at Hoxton. Mr. J.
IF$odsJun. Near Paddington* Mr. Dicison.
' ■ ' ■ oUittm^ Common about London.
Curtis. About Islington and Hamp-
stcad, Mr, J. fVoods^jun.

40f MIDDLESI&

GsKTiAKA Pimmmkmtie^ On Houislow Heathy

— — camfeHtu. Itt Harcfidd chalkpit near

the paper Mill. Blaehtone.

BvpLBVRUlf rohmd^olium. Near the Ifill at

HarefieidL Jd.

ToiDTLiuM ^inaU. About LoBdoo. Petk/er^

B u N I u If BuBocattamim. Said is Flora Britanaica
to have been foand in Kenaiiigton Gardens
by Mr» W* Wood, bnt cannot now be
met withy and that Gentknan is of opt-
' nion the plants he gathered were only
large specimens q{ B.JtoxuQsuau

An G E L I c A Archangelka. About the Towsr. Martyn .

SivM MfoUum. Bikkfield near Tybam Turn-
pike, and between Rotherhithe and Dept«
ford, Hartyn*

-— repens. In Tothili Fields. ifr. E. ForstcTfjun,

SisoN iigihtm. By the road side at Eaton. Martyn.

CicvTA virota^ Near Hoanskiw; and Denham»

Mar4yn. In one of the Foods near the

\ road at Hayes, three liGles .finosEi Ux«

bridge* Blaciitofie.

Sambvcus EMtfi. Uxbridge Moor. Bkckslone.

In a meadow at Brt akspears. Martyn^

DaosEKA loti^oBam Bogs on Irer Heath, sparingly*.

Bfttcistone^

MTOsuRVi mimmus^ Meadows behind the Gha<

MIDDLESEX. 493

ptfy ftad io ihtk^ that gees ftoita G(^a-
hageA HoQse to Kendsb Tawn t Mary
Bone Park. Martynt AlxMtt I^ngton.
SUukitMi. PaddKagtoD) and Paneras.
C«f//f. At EdmotttOB. Afr. J. fVoods^jtm.
NARCifSva H/brus* In sereral places about
Harefield. MUnkmue. Near Honisey
Church. Sberard, Not now to be found

Fritillahia Mtkagris. Maud fields near Ris-
Up Common. BUchtane. Meadows be-
tween Mortiake and Kew ; and neat
Bnield. Hudson. Meadows at Tot-
teridgc Rev. J. Daws.

TvLiFAjylqm^iu Top'rfMusweB HtH.

Mr. J, H^oodtjjtm.
O&MiTMOOALVii pyrmaltwm. Strtwbcfry HiH,

Mf. WoodmHtrd.

SeiLLA autufmaib. On a Bank by the Thames side
atthehither end of Chelsea; FarUitsni.
Or Bhckheath. Ray. Near Ditnm, on
Monkey Hurst, oter against Hampton
Court. Curth.

Aconvi CakmMs. CHi HouBskw Heath; nea^
Hareficid. Nudum* On HiHingdoo
Common, and other^ aees about London.

£>r. SmM.
Kvutx sangwnew. Woods about Hampstead,

404 MIDDLESEX.

but not frequent* Metrett* In an of*
chard by the road side in the lane leading
from Harefield to Rislip. Blatlstbne,

A LI SUA Damasonium^ In a little bog at Hare-
field. Blackstwe* Iver Heath towards
Denham. Martyn, Near Hammersmith.
Mr^ Teesdak, Finchley Common.

Mn •/• JFoodsfjuUm
' ■■ "* ranunculoiJes, Frequent on Finchley
Common. Mr. J. JFoodSfjvM. Near
Hounslow. Mr. £• Forsterjitru

Epilobiuk angustifiRum* Cane Wood» Hamp-
stead. Martyn. By the side of a hill
about midway between Uxbridge and
Beaconsfield. Blachtone. Near East
Barnet. Mr, J. Woods, jun^

Polygonum rnimu. Plentiful in Tothill Fields.

BUckstone, On Finchley Common. L% IF. D.

Bistorta. Meadonrs by Bishop's
wood near Hampstead. Curtis. River
side about Uxbridge and Rickmans-
worth. BUuistoru. Top of Muswell
Hill. Mr. J. Woodsfjun.

Paris quadrifolia. In a little wood at.Hampstead.
Mcrrett. Old Park hanging wood, and
elsewhere about Harefield. Blacistone.

Sapon ARIA officinalis. Near the Church-yard at

Ivcr. Msriiru

IIIDDLESEX. 4C»

Di A N tH u s prdifer. Meadows between Hampton

Coon and Tuddington. Mernitp

II. Jchaidesi I^ampstead Heaths Mar^

iyn. Abnndantly in Hampton Coart»
and the fields thereabouts. Jttff •

Ss DU M dasypbyUum^ Walls at Hammersmith. Dr^
Sndtbm Wall near Chelsea Hospital, on
the left hand side of the hone-road, on
taming the comer out of Paradise.
Curtis. Wall in a lane from Kensington
to the Ckavel pits. Mr. E. Forierfjwm^

t ■ album. On a wall just above the Chapel

at Kentish Town $ and on a wall on the
left hand going from Bromley to Bromley <
Hall. Curtis. Wall at Twickenham. Mr. Bomr»

Ltthkum byssofifolium* Between Staines and

Xialam, in a marshy field by the road. BUuhstonem

Eu P HOa B I A platypbyUa. Cornfields between Hare*
field Common and Battle's Well, plenti«
fully. Id.

■ biherna. Among the Com near

Twickenham Park against Richmond. Ray.

PauNvs Padus. Lane at Hackney, just beyond

Temple Mills. Martytu

Pyrus torminalis. Bishop's and Cane Woods*

Hampstead. Id,

' ■ • Aria* Bishop's Wood, Hampstead. Mar*

tyn* In a chalk pit at Harefield. . Blaclstom*

400 MIDDLESEX.

VLotA Itmeatua, Pkad&l about Loadoa. Cvr-
/i/« Hedges betwecft Stoke Newiagton
Church and Stattford HiU* Mr. J. nr9»ds^}mm.

ToEif BirriLtA T0fUms. Near LoMba, between

» the boarded liTor and Islington road. Martytu

AMEifOMB Afiimma. Near Harrow on the Ifill.

Mr.IhAfM.

Avon i9 imhmmalis* Among the Com at Aeton.

Blactst$ni» Frequent about London. Curtis.

llANUifevLVS Lingua. Bogs on Irer Heath. Hudson.

#> ■ I parvijiorus. Hackney ; and Kent-

ish Town. Marty n. la severa] places
about Harefield. Blachstone.

IlftLBBOavs itiriifit, Down Barn Hill^ near
Harrow. Mr. J. IFoods^ jun. In a
small wood near Pinchley. Mr, J. RMyer*
Near Harefield. Miss Bayntu

Mentha tylvestris. In Hornsey Church Yard.
Mr. J» Rayer. Fpot of Muswell Hill.

Mr, J. Woods, jun*

— — — -— rotundtfoUa, In Hornsey and Harefield

Church Yards. Blackstone.

rtki

>4i<-* vlri^hs. Banks of the Thames. Hudson,

'^^ piperita. Between Stoke Newington and
Hornsey. Mr. Akb9rne, Op the North
side of Stamford Hill. Mr. J. MMleton.

-^ birwta. f. Banks of the Lea, near

Hackney. Mr. E. Porstirjun,

MIDDLESEX. 407

M&htHa iirsuta. d. Side 6f the New River, by

theufiper end of Stoke Newiagtoa. ShnwnJL

<i ■■■ rubra. By Hackney River, near the
Ferry House. Ray, Road side betnreen
Edmonton and Enfield. Mr. E. Forster^jtuu

graalis* Side of the New River hy the

upper end of Stoke Newing^oh. BudJU*

Ballota wffra. /3. Near IfaflBinersraith.

JMr. Woodwards

ScuTif.LAftrA m\n%r, Hampstead Heath. Gerar4*

h AT nmMA/quamaria. Shady iaac kading from
Harefield Town to the Riyer^ plentifully.

Blaclsfone,

ANTiaaHiNUM Cywtiaiarut. About Chelsea,
and other places^ frequent, especially ad-
joining the Thames-: the walls of the
Physic Garden, Chelsea^ are ooveced witli
it. Curtiu

• : — spurJum* About London. Id*

LiMOSBLLA itquatica, la the Warren Pood at
Breakspears; and Bogs on Harefield
Common. BlacksHns. Pond at Finch-
ley. Mr,. J. Woods gjun,

A L Y s s u M sativum • Ko^A side at Stoke Ne wing-
toa: at Hlghgate; and in the Islo of
Dogs. Id.

l^HLAsri arvensi, Tothill Fields; and between
NewijQgton and T<Ht£nkuD. Mr, J.
Woods, jun* Hampstead Heath. . Curiis^

ms Middlesex:

CocHLE hKi A angRca. Isle of Dogs. Martyit.

iBBRts nudieauUs* Near Hampton Coart, and

other places about London* L» W* A

Dentaria hulbifera. la the Old Park Wood

near Harefield, abundantly. Blactstonti

Cardamine rmpatietu. Thames side near the
Botanid Garden^ Chelsea. hLartyn.
(There can be little doubt but the fol-^
lowing species was intended.)

1 amara. River side at Harefield ;-.

and about Uxbridge, plentifiilly. Blati^
stone^ Banks of the Thames between
lew and Mortlake. Rev. Dr. Good-
tnfnugh. At Chelsea* Wuheriug. I^e
of Dogs. Mr. J. Wood^fjtuu

SisYM<RiuiA sy he Sire. Tothill Fields. Blacl-
stone. Frequent on the Banks of the
Thames. HuJson^

' '• ■■ Irio. About London in various

places ; as between th^ City and Kensing-'
ton, in great plenty ; also about Chelsea.
After the great fire in London, A.D.
i66^ and 1668, it came up abundantly
among the rubbish in the ruins. Ray.
Walls at Broitipton* Afr. Borrer.
About Haggerstone ; and near Chelsea.
Mr. E. Forster^jun. On a Bank oppo-
site Shoreditch Workhouse ; and between
CheUea and Londooi plcnnfiiUy. £• JF. D.

MIDDLESEX. 409

TuRKiTis ^laira. Near Slouglu Ray^

QiR AVIUM prateme. Betweea Chertsey Bridge

and ShepertoD* Mr^ £• Farst€r,junm

pyrendicum. Near EnjGeld; aod about
BromptOQ ; and Chelsea. Hudson* In»
and about Enfield Church yard. L. fV. Dm
— — retundtfoliuTtu Between Mortlake

' ' . ' .I '

and Kew. JiuiUon. Under the East
v^s oi the College at Hackney. Mr^
T. F, ForsteTfjuti^ Lane by the Adam
s^nd Eye at Islington. Mr. •/• Woods ijtm^

Lathtkus ^baet^* About Enfield and Totten-
ham. ^ Curtii^

m . m ■ ,. Nissolia. Oyer against the Church

at Edmonton ; and near Pancras Church.
Martyn. Meadow near Harefield
Church. Blacistont. By the pathside
between White Hart Lane and Totten*
, ham New River. Mr. J. Woods fjutu

ViCiA laibyroides* In the dry parts of Hyde Park.

Mr. Diclson^
Tt^irohiVM ornitbcpodioides. In Tothill Fields 2

f

and several heaths about London, Curtis.
Hampstead Hea^. Mr. J. VToods^jun^

I' ghmp'^Uum. Hanwell Heath.

Riv. Dr. Gcodenoi^h^
^^piRicuif androsdmum. Bacher and Hamp*
«tead Hcatha^ Martjio, In a thicket

410- MIDDLESEX.

near Harefield Church ; also betvees
Hij^gate and M«swdi HilL Biacisteni,

TftAGOPOCON porrifoVius. In 6ome Meadows

near Edmonton* Id*

SoNCHUS pcJuttrtt. Spanng]7 in the Marshes
about Biackwail and Poplar. €wtu,
l» the Isle of Dogs. Mr, E. Ponter^jwtn

Lactuca Horhla. On Bonks near Pancras* /i«

" ' s align a. About Pancras Church yard*

Mr, Jf^IUsd. By the path on the left
hand in the Close next ^is side Pancras,
and by the road in the same Close* Mr, Newtom^

Htdttms minima. In Teddington Field 4iear '

Hampton Co«rt. ffiufjim. About Hamp-
ton Court, f^entifuHy. Doody^

Carduus Unuifierus. Bethnal Green, and other

places about London, frequent. L,JF» D»

*' '" " mariamut. 0, Mary bone Park* Marty n^

■ ■'■' ' ' '■ heteropbyllus. On Houndov Healii* ,Doody^

^ ■ pfisUnsis, On Houn^ow Heath near

the end of Tuddington Town, sparingly*

Biaikiam,

GKA9HAtf0M wffum, Hampstead Heath . Mtid-'
^9n. In a ^hady field nea:r Battled Well
at Harefield ; and by 1^ roadside be-
tween Highgate and Muswell Hi]l. Martyn^

^KXGEILOM eanadense. On rubbish about London,
ffwpent. Hudton. In a lane near Hamp-
ton Court. Mr. T. F. ForsUtfjun^

MIDDLESEX- 4Hv

Inula J^kumm. In a Meadow 9t Breakspeari^
called Gftntlet$a aiul in a Close adjoioiog
the Common at Harefield. BiacitiMf,

Anthemxs noBiUsi Harefiild ConlmoA. Blaci* v ^
5h>ne»' HouBslow Heath* t)r. Smith.

Orchis ustulaUf, lo the chalk pet by tl^ paper

mill at Harefieldy hat rtry rarely. Blackstone*

Near the old chalk pit
by the paper miH at Hstt^
fields plentifully. IJ.

Ophrts iTidus a^vis. In White Heath Wood,

Harefield. Id.

— .^ — Monorcbis. Near Enfield. Martyn^ *

■ muscifera. \ In the chalk pit near the

— apifera. 3 paper mill at Harefield. Blaclstone. *

Ttpha miffon On Hounslow. Heath • Mr. Daindrldgc.

Carix divisa. Marshes by the side of the Thames
below London* Afr. J. Woodt^ jun.
Isle of Dogs, plentifully. 1. ff\ D* '

— — — fendula* Moist woods and hedges between
Hampstead and Highgate; and between
Mary le bone and Ealboura, plentifully.
~ Hudson. Near Maiden Bridge, Enfield.
Mr. 7. F. ForstiTfjutt. Between Stoke
Newington and Hornsey. Mr, J. fVoodj,juH. *

pstudo cyperus. Common about Stoke New-
ington. Mr. J. Woodtfjun. Near Long-
ford, and Hackney, Mr. E. forster^jun^ *

4111 MIDDLESEX.

Carbx tfiskatia. By the water works at Pimlico,

and in other wet pl&ces about London.

Dr, Smiths
I«iTTORBLX*A Ucuttrism- In lome of the bogs on

Harefield Common* Blaclstone. Qa
Houn$low Heath in many places, parti-
cularly in the ditch on the South side of
Whitton Gardens* Sir J. Bonis.

Xavtrxum sfrumarium. Near London, by the
footway to the New River ; and at
Staines. Martyn. (Mr. Woods h^
sought it here in vain).

AhjlRAnthvs BSium* Gathered once at Sto^e

NewingtOB by ilfr. J. Woodtfjun^

Mtriof H Y L LU M *vcrtlciUatum, By where the
the New River runs under ground at
'Stoke Newlngton; and in a little ditch
at the West end of the Village. Idt

Sai»ix Lamhertiana, Osier Holts near Stayi^e^.
Mr, Lamhcrt* TVt Ncwington.

Afr. J. Woods tjun%
■ ■■ riilra. Qsier ground^ at NewingtOn. Jd»

■ " RussilUana. Osier grounds at Stoke Ncw-

ington. Id.

■ ■ ■■ pentandra, Chelsea, in the way to Fulham.

Mariyn, Among the Willows near the
brick-kiln at HareHeld. Blflclstom.

r ! ■ ■■ vitellina^ At Stoke Newipgton.

Mr, J, Woods, jun^

MIDDLESeiC 413

S A L I X baiUUa. Hollick Wobd at Colney Hatch •

Mr. J, Woodsf jun»
* itifularts. Osier Gtound at Stoke New-

ington. /d.

^i^isETVU sjivaticum. Fields near Cane Wood,

Hampstead. Mr. J, Rayer. Meadow

on the Nor& side of Hampstead Heath.

Mr. y. Woods^jun.
■■ fyemaie. Bog on Hounslow Heath.

Mr. jB. ^orsterijutik
Ltcopojdium inundatum. On Hampstead and

Bagshot Heaths* i^ajr. Hounslow Heath.

Hudfon. iiKT Heath. Mariyn,

^ AsfiDiuM Oreopterts^ On the edge of Hamp-
stead Heath. Mr. J. Rayer.
Scoto^END&xtfM Ceterach. On the Wall at

Brook Mouse, Hackney. Martytim

Pix^LARiA ghbuliftra. On Hounslow Heath,

towards Hampton. Ray. On Hilling.

ton CoHHnon. Dr. Smith.

Pha«C¥M axiUare. KeasingtonGaardens. Mr. Soweriy.
' ■ ' terraHitn. North side of Muswell

HiU. Dichon.

DieRAiruM terwutahtm. Dry turfy parts of

Hampstead Heath. Id.
Neckeia betiroTnalla, *%
curtipendula. j Enfield Chace. DilUnw.

Brtvis aureum* Inside of the frames in Messrs.
Lee and Kennedy's Garden at Hammer-
ro%, IT. I

414 ; MIDDLESEX.

smith. Smith. On a bank at Clapton. ~

Mr. E. Forster^jun.

Ftbrogonium graciU. n

TT«.«»^.. J.1 I Enfield Chace. DUUmtu.

■■ unduJatum. • Bishop^s Wood near Hamp- .

stead. Buddlcm

' — ■■ stramineum. Bog on the West side of

Hampstead Heath. Dichtm.

FoNTXNALis squamosa* On old planki in the

Thames. Martyn*

JvNGERMANNiA reptatis. Shady places at Hamp- ,

stead. lit.

" pusilla. Bishop's Woody Hamp-

stead. //•

■ ■ ■ ■ ciliaris. In a rivulet running

through a little wood, called Old Fali,
between Highgate and Mu$cle Hill, DUUniiu.

Blasia pusilla. Hounslow Heath. Hudson.

Lichen granulatus. In East Barnet Church Yard.

Mr. E. Forster,jun.

bcrhotUaEs. Enfield Chace. Dilbnau.

— — sylvqiicus* Enfield Chace near Southgate. Id.

Conferva rigida. Hounslow Heath. Martyn.

■■ ■ reticulata. Ditches at Pancras.

Martyn. Hounslow Heath. DUUniut.

^^^^P— ^1— w— — — M— — ^1^— KW^— ii*»— ^w— iMfcWM— ^

MONMOUTHSHIRE.

Run A peregrina. At Fersfield near Chepstow.

Sir T* G. Ctdlunu

Leonuuvs Qardiaca. Found in this County by

Rev» J. Lightfoot^

Brass I CA okracea. On the rocks under Chep-
stow Castle^ in abundance. Sir J. Banhs.

ViciA sylvatica. In a Wood near Caerwent. Ray*

Hypericum androssmum. Frequent in many

parts of this County, Afr, J. Woods^jun.

Gmaphalium margarUaceum. Banks of the

Rymny River for at least 1 2 miles^ Lhnvyd.

ScoLOPVNDRiuM Cetcroch* Extremely common

in this County. Ray.

Trichostomum polyphyttum* Common in this

County. L.W.D.

ToLYTKicnv u attenuaium* Near "nntern Abbey.

Miss Ilttdrm^

Nbckbra curiipendula. Between Pontypoola«d

CrumliB* Mr. /• Woods, jun*

R 2

I

MONtXSOMERYSHlRE.

Veronica hylrida% On the sides of Craig

Wreidhin, Uwjd*

DiTSACv sfilosus. On the left of the road leading
from Newtown to Montgomery, about
three miles and a half from the formet
place; and near the forge between
Welshpool and Oswestrj* BingUy*

Campanula hedcracta. Cemmaes near Machy-
nlleth. Br. Evans*

Iicf ATIEN8 noB tangere. Within a mile of Mont«
gomery at Gwem Dhee. Merrett.
Banks of the Rirer Camlet at Morring-
ton in the Parish of Chirbury, about fire
miles from Montgomery. £ingky*

Vio&A lutea. On the road from Machynlleth to
Llaaydloes, from the i8th mile stone
neariy all the way to Llanydloes. A/*

MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 419

LiKVM usiidttssimum. Aboitt t veilt and a half
firom MoatgcMncr^y on tke right of the
road leading from thenceto Newtowo. Mingief*

Po&rGONViff Bistorta, Fields near Montgomery.

Dr. Evans.

S AXi f R A G A hypnoides. North side of Breiddin. Idm

Safonaria officinalis* Hedges of the lane that
leads from Llan Rhaiadr to Pistill
Rbaiadr. ^ Bingley.

Sedum dasyphyllum. Hills above Myfod. Dr. E*vans.
■ rupestre. On the Breiddin Hills. Aikin.

Lychnis wcariam On the rocks of Craig
Breiddin, a Mountain about eight nuies
North East of Welsh Pool. Lhwyd.

Praus Aria. On the Breiddin Hills. Aikin.

Rosa villosa* <% In the hec^es of the road from

— — tommtosa* j Llanydloes to Newtown* Bingley.

Rv B V I Cbamamorus. Near the summit of Berwyn

Mountain by Llanrhaiadr. Rev. J. Davies.

PoTENTiLLA rupestris. On the sides of Craig

Breiddin* Lhwyd.

Pafavir camBricum. On the Breiddin Hills*
Aikin* Craig Cwm Pistill near New-
town. Dr. E<vans.

Geranium sanguineum. breiddin Hill. Id.

Orobus syhasicus. Near Garthbibio. Id.

Inula Hdenium. Near Welshpool. Rev. W. Wood.

Ptbrii crispa. On BreidcUn Hills. Atkin.

418 MONTGOMERYSHIRE.

..Splachkum spbitricum^ fi. Muse, Hih. Found

in this County by Mr. Brown. Diliemus.

LiCHBN Bsomyces. On a mountainous Heath in

this County. Dr. Smiib.

Con VERT A nana. In the Wye at Llanydloes. L. W. jD.

ff

NORFOLK.

Cm At A bispida* Roydon and Ellingham Fens.
Mr, Woodward* Not uncommon near
Yarmouth. Mr. Wtgg. Reedham Dam.

Re^. G» R. Leaihii*
• JUxiHs. Ditch at Caister near Yarmouth,

Mr. Wigg.
Vb&onica montana. In ArmiDghall Wood.

Mr. Woodward*
■ ■ trlphyUos* In several parts of the

sandy tract of Country, which con-
nects Norfolk and Suffolk. Dr. Smith.
At Rowton^ between the Town and the
highway, 1 2 miles before you come to
Norwich. Cough's Camden. Fields
at Barton Bendish adjoining Swaffham
heath. D. T.

420 NORFOLK.

Vbrovica verna. Balking Hill. Harleston.

Rev, H, T'iifuy^

Utricularia miugr* At Cawston Decoy. Re*»m
H» Bryant. St. Faiths Bogs near Nor-
wich, along with the Z7. 'vulgaris. Dr.
. Smith. Roydon and Ellingham Fens.

Mr. Woodward. Forncett. Mr, Brooke,

Salvia pratensis. In Horsford Meadow.

Gough*s Camden m

Crocus vernus. Covers a field by the side of
Mendham long lane by Harleston, and
has grown there before the memory of
the oldest person in the neighbourhood.

Rem. H. lilnej.

Ikis fsftidissima. Not rare in woods. JDr. Smith, •
Bath Hills at Ditchingham, by Bungay.
Mr. Woodward, Near Binham,

Mr. E. Forster^jun,'

ScBOENUs Mariscus. On St. Faiths Newton
Bogs* Mr, Pitchford. In Ellingham
Fen : about St. Olave's Bridge ; and
abundantly in the reach of Marshes be-
tween Bungay and Beccles, Mr, Wood'
tuard. At Mautby, and Filby. Mr,
Wigg. Homing, near the Broad. Z>. T.

«■■ ■■■ compresius. At Sustead, near Cromer.

Dr. Smith, St. Faiths Newton Bogs.
Mr. Pitchford, Not uncommon in this
County* Mr, Woodward.

NORFOLK. 4il

ScHOBirus alius. On Felthorpe Bogs ; and near

Heydon. Rev. H. Bryant.

SciR?us mulHcaulh. Plentiful about Yarmouth.

Mr» ^gg» Crostwick. Mr. Davi%

■ ■■■ pauctflorus* In EUingham Fen. Mr»

Woodward. Plentiful on Poringland
Heath near Norwich. Mr» Crowe. Not
uncommon on wet heaths about Yar*
moutk. Mr, ^jy.

" triqueter. Sides of Aclc Dam, Mr.

Crowe. Mr. Wigg and I have sought it
there repeatedly in vain, /). 7*.

* ' ' sjlvatlcui. Ditchingham near Bungay.

Mr. Woodward*

EftioFHORUif vaginatum. On Bawsey Bottom

near Lynn, Mr. Pitch ford.

t tt AL Atiis fileoides. Fields at Narboroughi and

Marham, Mr, Woodwards

Pakzctjic verttcillatum. Field out of St. Giles's

Gatesy Norwich, Dr. Smith.

I viride* Plentiful about Norwich. Dr,

Smith. Very frequent round Bungay.
Mr. Woodward. Fields at Barton Ben-
dish, Re*v. R. Forhy.

■ sanguinale. Sandy fields between Bran-

don and Moundeford. Rev. J. Light'
/ooim At Witchingham, Mr. Woodward*

Fhlmvm erinitum. At Cley* South of the Town,

SMinong the short grass near the sea. Mn Humphrey.

WL NORFOLK.

* Alopecu«.us huJhoiusn Salt Marshes roood -

Yannouth, frequent. Hr. Wtggn

Mi l I vm Undigtmnu Cornfields at Gilliogham.

Mr. W.od^ari.
Ag&ostis ^^ptca vmii. In Gayton field, and

Witton field. il/r. Crowe. At St.

Fuths near Norwich. Dr. SmtK

m Sttoralis. Salt Marshes near Cley.

Rev. H. Bryani.
AiRA eanescem. On Yarmouth Denes, particularly

by the South Battery. Mr. ITigg. Cicy.

Mr. Roie. Sandhills at Caister and

Hemsby, abundantly. D. 7*.

f PoA huUfosa. On Yarmouth Denes, every

where. Mr. Stone*

• However different thit plant and A, gentmUitu may appear m
l^eneral habit, and at first »ight, it is by no means easy to find any
cbaraders of specific distlnAion between them. Mr. Wlgjr and
myself have attended to this subje«5l for some years, and both of ni
incline to the opinion that A> kulhosu* is only a variety dependent
upon its place of growth. D. T.

f It is far from extraordinary that this grass, which forms the
principal part of the herbage of our Denes, should so long have
escaped the notice of Botanists, for it bears its flowers early in May,
▼ery s<>on after which it withers, and in July no traces of stems or
leaves are to be found, but the little bulbous roots are during the
whole summer blown about in great quantities upon the surface of
the ground or with the loose sand. D. T.

NORFOLK. 423

Br o M V s trijlorus. Fields at Saham^ by Watton.

Mr* Crowe,

muliiflorru. Near Norwich. Miss- Hancock,

arvensu. At Earsham. Mr. Woodward,

— plnnaius: Earsham ; and elsewhere

about Bungay. Id,

Atev A /atua. Common in this County. Dr.Snutb^
^pubescens* AtMarham. Mr, Woodward,
On Swaffham Heath ; Holkham ; and
Carbrooke. Mr, Crdwt,

Arunbo epig^SM Hethel and Arminghall woods.
. Mr, Crowe. In Earsham Wood.

Mr, Woodward*

— — — - Calamagrostls, In a Meadow at Ra-

naugh, plentifully* JWr. Humphrey.

.Blake*s GroTe, near Gaudy Hall,

Harleston. Rev. H, TVfuy^

LeLiUM artvense. Cornfields about Bungay, not

unfrequent. Mr. Woodward.

Elymus arenarius. At Wells ; and Happis-
burgh. Mr. Crowe, At Caister near
Yarmouth, and thence on the sand hills
along the coast for many miles, plenti-
fully, but very rarely bearing flowers. Mr, Wlgg,

* For the communication of this recent addition to the Flora
Britannica we are indebted to Dr. Smith, who observes that it pro-
perly belongs to the Genus, Faiuca, and in a paper lately read
before the Linn^ean Society has done much towards clearing up
its synonymy, which was exceedingly confused.

424 NORFOLK.

JioKD^v a maritimum. Abundant in Marshes by

the river side at Yarmouth. Mr, Wigg.

TziricvyL loliaceuau On the North Coast of the

County. Rev. H. Brytmi.

HoLOSTEUM umheUatum, Wall in St. Faiths Lane,

Norwich. Mr* Puchfordw

DirsACVS pilosus. Roadsides about Q^gay, and

in yarious places in the County. Mr.

Woodward. Near Harleston. Rev. H.

Tilney. Near Homersfield; and Atdc-

borough. Mr. E. Forster^jun.

Galium tricome. Cornfields at Barton Bendish. D. T*
■■ ■■ angUcum. Walls of Binham Abbey. Mr.

Crowe. Carrow Abbey, by Norwich.

Mr. Pitcbford. Thetford Abbey ; and

on a wall between Fincham and Lynn. 2). 7*.
CiWTUHCULtfs minimus. Plentiful on South

Wootton Heath by Lynn. Mr. B..

Forsier, jun. Filby Heath, very near

the water. -D- 7*«

PoTAMOGETON hetefOphyUum. Turfpits in Old

Buckenham Fen. Id.

•^fmtane. Near the Bridge at

Scole. * I^*

RvppiA maritima. Abundant in the ditches of

the salt marshes about Yarmouth. Mr. IVigg.
TiLLMA muscoia. On Drayton, Cawston, and
Mousehold Heaths. Dr. Smith. Yar-
mouth Denes, especially about the

NORFOLK.

Whale*s Jaw Bones. Mr. Wigg. Der-
singham Heath. Rev. R. Rdham.

AtfCBVSA sempervinns. About Norwich, in
sereral places. JDn Bmthh Haddtsco,
by the roadside between Yarmouth and
Bungay y plentifully. Mr. Woodvimrdm
Haddisco Thorp, not far from the Church.

Rtv. G. it. Leatha.

CrNoai.o«su» syhatkum^ Out of St. Bene*

diet's Gates, Norwich. Mr, Caldweli.

Mehtaht^ies nympbsoides. Wisbech River, a
little before you come to that Town from
Downham. ' Mr. Skrinuhirtk

CkUy hYiv4»k pafula. Near Holt, in the way to

Binham. Ren;. R, B* trancm

-*■ > Rapunouhs. Hill of Old Bucken-

ham Castle. . Mr. Pitchfird^

" ' ' kuifoUa. Forehoe Wood, near Kim-

>>iti.t*i

berJey. Mr.Ren^

Viola -birta. Wood isu Boughton. ^ D. T.

hutea f Commoa on the Denes about
Yarmouth. /<f.

Vbkbas^cvic LychnitU^ Heath between Hlilliog-*
ton and Houghton. Gough*s Camden.
(It is most probable the following species
'wa!$ intended. D.T.)
— — 'pulverulentum. About Norwich,

MtoMM^

every where, and in most parts of Nor-

426 NORFOLK.

folk. Dr. .Smith. At HilllngtOn ; and
Castle Acre. Mr. E. Forster, jun.
Near Acle and Hoveton Churches. D. T,

VerbaSCUM pul<veruleTUum»^ 0. {jitgro-pulfveru'
lenium. ) At Hellesdbn near Norwich , fre-
quent. Dr. Smith. Ditchingham. Mr.
Woodward. Beechamwell, D. T*

Datura Stramonium. By the road side beyond
Brooke^ in the way from Norwich to
Bungay. Dr» Snuth.

Rh A Mir us catharticut. At Wroxham. D. T.

Boggy Marshes at Surlingham. Mr. IVigjt.

Thbsium linophyllum. liime kiln Hill at Should-

ham. Rev. Rm Forhym

ViKCA major • By Honingham Church. Mr.

Rigby. Grove at Thorpe. Mr. Woodward.
Herniaria glabra. Caldecote* near Swaffham

Heath. Rev. R. Forhy.

CrbnOFODIum hyhridum. Oxburgh. Mr. Pitchford.
■ olidum. Every where about Yar-

mouth under the walUj and among the
dunghills on the Denes. Mr. IViggm

SaLSOL A fruticosa. At Wells ; and Cley. Mr.

* Mr. Wigg cultivated for many yean in his garden Verhaseum
mgrumffulverulentttmyZBdSlattariaf and the seminal varietiei which
rose in almost every poasible state of intermediate gradation be«
tween them were highly curious and beautiful. D, 7. See
f, 169.

NORFOLK. «?

Crowi. Thoraham. Re^. C, Sutton.
Brancaster, very near the public house. D. 7*.

GzHT I AV A Fntumonantlfe, On Stratton Strawless
Heath. Mr. StilUn^fleet. Leziate Heath,
abundantly. Mr. Crowe. RoUesby
Heath. , Mr. Wtgg.

■ campestris. Costesey Common near

Norwich; and near Cley. Dr. Smith.
Stratton Heath. Mr, Crowe, SwafF*
mam Heathy near Beechamwell^ with
C. amarella. D. 7*.

— ^— — amareUa. fortius plenis monsfrosh.

On Swaffham Heathy not far from the
Town. Id.

BvPLBUjiuif rotundifolium. Cornfields at Mar-
ham. Mr. Woodward*
' ■■» tenulsslmum. Sides of salt water
ditches at Lynn, Cley, and Holkham.
Mr. Pitchford. Borders of Braydon,
near Yarmouth. Mr. fFigg.

Caucalis dauccides. Cornfields at Marham.

Mr^ Crowe.

Selinvm palustre. Between Norwich and
Heigham, towards the river. Mr. Pitch-
ford. Marsh adjoining Wayford Wood,
at Stalham : Alder cars at Mautby ; and
in the range of marshes between Stalham
and Ludham JBridg^; in immense quaa*

i» NORFOLK;^

tity. Mr. Wigg. Homing near the
Broad« D* T*

SiVM latifolium. Franze rivulet^ Dbs; and £»•»
quent near Bungay. Mr. Woodwaardh
Ditches at Acle by the side of the road»
between Yarmouth and Norwich, plenti-
fuly and elsewhere in the County, fioc
uncommon* D. T*

Si SON Segetum,. At Binham. Mr* Crowe*
Hedge adjoining a public house at Acle^
by the Dam. Mr. Wigg.

Oananthb fimjfanelloidesm Salt Marshes abovrt
Yarmouth. Mr^ tf^^* Near Lyaa.

Mr. £. Forster^jun*

CxcuTA inrosa. In the river abore Norwich.
Mr. Piubford. Old Walsinghaih. Mr.
Borrer. Not uncommon about Yarmouth.
Mr. IT^gg. Near FUby Broad. Mr.
E. Evrster^jun. Hoveton Common* />. 7*.

Carum Carm. Marshy places in this County. JMsmu

Sam BUG us Ekulut. Honingham. Mr. Whoi*
ward. Mendham long lane by Harles-
ton. tiev. H. Tilney. Near the Churdi
at Southwood, abundantly. Rev. G. Rm
Leathee. Acle* Mr. E. Forster^ jun.
Marham. Rru. R. Fcrfy.

Staticb reticulata. About Wells; Cley; and
Brancaster. Mr. Crowe. At Hc^me
by the sea. Rjt^. C. StOioiu

NORFOLK. 4S»

LiNUM usitadssimum. Near Cawstoo. Rev*^ H. Bryanif

■ perenne. At Marham* Mr. Crewe.

Barton Bendish; and Shot^dbam, not an-
common. Rn*, R. Fgrfy.

« * . . €Mgiutifolium. Neaf Walsingham ; and

in GuotOD fields, Re^. It. £rj^ii^

"DsiOSHiiA hngtfiUa. EUinghgm Fen. Mr.Wood^
^ard. Bogs at St, Faith's Newtos ; and
between Qa(Ue Rising and Wpoton* Mr*
E. For iter 9 JVM. Sboudham Fen. D. Tm

■ anglka. Sbouldhai^ Fen. i). T.
Crostwick. Mr. Da^y. Roydon Pen.

Mr. James Turner.

MrosvRus vaimmus. Fields at OnnesbjFf Mr.
$tone. L^enham. Mr. Crowe. Ear»
sham* Mr^ fFoodward, A weed ia
gardens about Yarmouth. Mr. fFigg.
Fields at Boughton near Stoke. />. 7*.

Kar<;is9Vs f^iem. Between Ranaugh and Sale-
boi]$c« GpugVs Qaviden. At Wood*
bastick^ and other parts of Norfolk. Mr.
R§se. Worsiiead Hills. Rev. T. Dadf.
Hevingham, in ^ hedge adjoiniog the
Cburck yard. Renf. /. Aldeno^.

Allium ohrauwm.. In a fieI4 a| Flocham*

i^Mk R. Pwrhy.
F&ITILVAEX4 Mefea^is, III ^ field called th»
Seveir acres^ an^- the adjoiaing oms, by
rot, lu 9

430 NORFOLK.

the side of Mendham long lane« near
Harlestooi where it also varies with a
white flower. Rtv, H. Tilruy.

Tv L I F A sybuestrts. Old Chalk Pits near Norwich.

Mr. Rose.

ORNrTHOGALTJM umhelloium. At Babergh near
Norwich. Mr. Wagstaffe. Old Buck-
enham. Mr. Turner,

AsF AKAQV s offieinalis. Burgh near Beccles.

Mr: Woodward^

AcORVs Calamus. Abundantly by the sides of the
Yare near Norwich, and other rivers in
Norfolk. Dr. Smith. Sides of the river at
Reedham, and thence to Norwich. Mr. Ulgg.
.JuNCVS acutus. At Brancaster. Mr. Crowe*

Frankcnia Uvis. Moist parts •f Yarmouth
Denes near the Ferry, on the edges of
ditches. Mr. Wigg. Near Cley.

' Mr. E. Forster^jutt.

Rum EX marltmus. ' Not uncommon about Yar-
mouth, and Acle. Mr. Wigg.

Alisma ranunculoides. Bogs near St. Faith's
Newton ; and on Poringland Heath. Mr.
E. Forster^ jun. Filby, and RoUesby
Heaths, near the water. Mr. Wigg.
Very common in the County. D. T.

Chlora perfoliata. Bath Hills, Ditchingham ;
and at Bressingham. Mr. Woodward.
Raveninghani. • Mr. J. Fisher.

Norfolk. 4si

vACCiitiuu Oxyceccos'. On Defsibgham Moor.
Mr; Crowe* At Wretham, plentifully.

Mr* R» Colhoufiy juru

Polygonum minus. On Costesey Common near

Norwich. Dr. Smith. FilSy Heatli. D. T.

__— Bistorta. At Heigham near Nor-
wich. Mrs. Kelt.

Paris quadrifolia. In Blackwfell, and Pismill
woods* Gougk's Camdin. Bedingham
wood near Bungay. Mr. Wood%oard.
Backheath Wood. Dr. Smith'.

MoirOTKOPA hypopithys. In a fir grove at Stolte

Holy Cross. Mr. JVoodwardi

Ch&tsosplekivm alterrufolium. Boggy ground
on Poringlahd Heath. Mr. Woodward,
In a dark shady lane by the river at Need-
ham, near Harleston. Mr. Jahn/us TurrUr.

ScLbraHtbvs perennii. Near Snettisham. Mr.

Crowe. Kelling* Rev. R. Forhy.

Djaixthvs prolifer. In a Close on the bank side
over against Hellsden old Hall, about
half a mile out of St. Austin's Gates,
Norwich; Mr, Humphrey,

I ' deltoides* SwafFham Heath, near

Barton Bendish. Re*v. R. Forhy.

Saponaria officinalis. Hedge by the Bungay road
at Haddisco ; and under a wall at the
entrance to Lower Sheringhtim* i)» T.

r 2

43t NORFOLK.

SiL^an ongRca* At Lakenham > aad Costesey.
Dr. Smith. AbwAdflUt in turi^p fields
about Crcnftier and Sheringham. D.^'T*

otitis. Road aide froo Barton MiUft U^

Thetford* Ray. Between Swaffham
atld Narferdf on the grassy edges of the
road. Mr* Woodward^ At Barton
Bcndi$b» od tbe SvrafFham load* R^u
R* fwhy. A itule way fWmi Thetfofd,
ID the way Cd Norwkh. /)• 7*.

inflata. A very cusious rsviety of this

plants with the stens and leaves rougl^
all over with rigid sets is found on the
tops of the Cli£ at Sheringhanv I
brought it last autumn iato my garden, and
it appears to retain its habit* Id.

Stii-IiAria glauca. St. Faith's Newton Bogs.
Dr. Smith* Ditches on Acle Dam, in
great abundance. D. T.

AaiNARi A tenmfolia. At Oxbttif h. Mr. Pkch^
Jord. Cley. Mr. Crotve. Barton
Bendish. R»v* R* Forhy*

Cerastivm titrandrum. On Yarmoutli Denes. D. T.

pRUNWS Pudut. Ab^ut Watttn, and Dereham.
1^^ Smith. Earsham j and Bedingham.
Mr^' Wooiward. Lanes at Hevm^bam.

Rtm* J.Jilderson.

Pyrus jCfla. Near Bitog^iy. Mr. Woodward.

NOltFOLX. 433

F y R u 8 t9muna£u Diteliiogham Bafti Hilk,

Mr, Woodward.

Rosa UmmioM. At 6t« Faith's; Cfttton^ and
•other places dear Norwich, Dr. Smkh.'
Enequent aiMu: Bungay. Mr^ WoodiMird.
About JKss, 4md Old Buckenbam. Z). T.

ToRMBHTiCLA repta%5. Lake&ham near Nor-

wkh. Mr. Crowe. Barton Ben^sh. D. T.
Geum ri*vak.. In the Ouer Ground at Thorpe,

and in Woolverton Wood. Mar4yn.
M-eadows between Norwich and'Thorpc ;
Prior's Wood between Downham and
Lynn. Dr. Smith. Near Hingham.
Mr. Woodward. Pincham ; and Mar-
ham. Re*v. R. Torhy. Old Buckenham.

JIf'-. Jan. Turner.

GlAVCIU m phaniceum. Sent from Norfolk by Mr.
Stillingfleet, Hudson. It has never been
•found by any person since. Dr. Smith.

- fviolaceum. About four miles from

* -■- ,

Aylsham towards Cromer. Mr. Rose.

Pa PAVES, hyhridum,. At M^ells. Mr. Crowe. •
Just out of St. Benedict's Gates, Nor-
wich. Mr. Pitchford. Cornfields at
Barton Bendish. D. T.

— — somniferum. Certainly wild on the

Banks of aH the Fen Ditches, where the
soil is sandy> in the parish of Hockwold
cum Wilton. Rev. Mr. White.

434 NORFOLK,

Delprikium Consolida. About Feltwel], near
Brandon. Mr, F. Smith. Ditchingham.
Mr. Woodward. Bajrton Bendish ; and
. Oxburgh, Rev, R. Forby.

Stratio.tes aJoides. About Bungay, and various
other places in Norfolk. Mr. Wood'
ward. Near Lynn. Mr. jE, Forster^
jun. Ditches by the ' side of Acle
, Dam, plentifully. Mr, Wigg. Ditch on '
the side of Haddisco Dami by the Turn-
pike Gate; and in vast abundance on
Hoyeton Common. ' D. T.

Anemone puUatilla. At Sporle. Mr. Wood-
ward. On the Tulip hills near Lexham.

Mr. PUchford.

Thalictrum minus. Hedges at Marhaito, and

Shouldham. Rtv. R. Foriy.

Adonis autumnalis. Near Denver. Mrs. Plstow.

Ranunculus Lingua. Marshes between Heripg-
fleet and Reedham. Re<v. G« JR. Leathes.
Caister near Yarmouth. Mr. Wigg.
Abundantly in the Ditches by the side
of Acle Dam. D. T.

■ paridflorus. Between St. Giles*

and St. Stephen's Gates j Norwich. Mr.
Pitchford. Little Ormesby Church

Yard. Mr. Wigg. Hedge at Hemsby,
adjoining the Church. D. 7*.

Helleborus Joctidus, In a hedge at StifFk ey near

JJJORFOLK, 435

. Wells* Mr. E. Forsler^ jun. On the
Castle Hill at Castle Acre. Dr. Smith,

Teuchium choTtutdrys. In profusion on the City *
Walls between St. Magdalen's and St.
Austb's Gates, Norwich. Mr. Pitchford.

Mentha sylvestris. I* Eleven Miles from Nor-
wich on the road to Hingham. Mr.
Crowe. At Thorpe near Norwich, and
in other parts of Norfolk. Smith.

■ ■ rotundifolia. Near Earlham. Mr. £•
Forster^jun. Edge of an old moat at
Shingham. D.T.

. tuiridis. 0. At Babergh near Norwich.

Mr. Pitchford. Acle, in an Alder
Carr. - D. T.

■ piperita, y. In a little peninsula at the
South West corner of Saham mere near
Watton. SmiiL

„ ^ ♦ odorata. At Reedham, on the East

side of the Town, near the river. Mr. fVigg.

- htrsuta. J. On the South West shore

of Saham Mere. Synitb.

■ p f. At Sahara } and Ashill ; also

eleven miles from Norwich in the Hing-
ham road. Smith. About Yarmouth. iWr. ^(j;f.

* This plant, when first gathered, differed in its smaller size and
in a slight hairiness of ail its parts so much from the common ap-
pearance of M» odoratm that Dr. Smith pronounced it a variety of
M. hinuta ; in one year, however, after it was brought into Mr.
"bigg's garden '\t became quite smooth, and assumed the habit^ as
well as the smelli df M. tdorata, D. T,

436 NORFOLK.

Mentha hlrsuta. -9. Caister, near Varmouth.
Mu Wigg. On SkouttoB Common near
Hingham, but with only the usual sineli
of the ^>ecies. Smiih*

- ' ' rubra. Under a wet hedge in the road

from Watton to Saham Church. Id.

■ gracilis. /At Saham ; and Oxborongh. Id.

■ PuUgium. Ditchingham Common.
Mr, Woodward. Runham. Afr. Wigg.
Tunstead, in a pit near the pablic house*

Mr. J. D. DowTus. . Fiiby. D. T!»

Leovurus Cardiaca. In a lane between Les^am
and Newton. Cough's Camdeii, £arsham.
Mr. Woodward. Near HoJkham. Mr^
Borrer. By the windmill at Wortwell
near Harleston. Rent. H. Tilney. Potter
Heigham, on the road to Ludham. D. T.

BAi/tOTA nigra. 0. Between Norwich and

Hellesdon. Dr. Smithy

Thtmds Nepeta^ Common in Norfolk. Mr.
Woodward. On the Castle Hill at Castle
Acre. Mr. E. Forster^jun*

Melamvtrum cristatum. In Maple Bush Lane,

Gressenhall. Mr. Crowe*

* ' iihr^ense. In the Corn on the right
hand jast before you come to Lycham,
Sherard. Wesenham cornfields. Blaci'
stone. Once found at Barton Bendisht
Rev. R. Forhy. lo the common field

NORFOLK. 43T

at Sporlcy especially among wheat* Rev*
J* S. Wutts.\ At Cofttesey and Bixky,
near Norwich. Mr. Pitchford.

ANTiftRHiNUM spurium. At Seething. Mrs,
Keitf Cornfields near Bungay: fre-
quent also near Diss, always on sand.

Mr^ Woodward,

, mifiuu Binham. Mr. Crowe.

Cornfields at Marham. J), X^

Oro9anchs dlaiior. In Clover fields, .and on their
bordecs^ Gunton, Kelling, Sli^ringham,
Cattcm, Co&tesey, ; R^. C. Sutton.

9 miner. Clover fields, and pastures

at SherioghaiBy Weyboro, Eatpn, Fret-
tenham, Jd,

Cigrulea^ In pastures, and on their

borderi at BeestoB and Northrepps. Rev,
C. Sution. At Lower Sheripgham.

Mr. Skrimshire^
^ — ramosa. In a hemp field at Broque.

Mr. Woodward. At Outwcll, R^. C. Sutton^
Ai'TSSuli sativum. Out of St. Giles' Gates,

Norwich, by the roadside. Smiti.

hufiviVM UHfoktm. On Sheringhajm Cliffs.

Mr. Humphrey^

— ruderale. Near Wells. Mr. Wood-

ward. River side at Yarmouth. Mr.
Wigg. About Cley, and Lynn, plenti-
fii^ty- Dr, SnUth,

438 NORFOLK,

Thlaspi arvense. On the shooting-ground,
Norwich. Mr. Rose. Field at Caister
near Yarmouth, by a brick-kiln. Mr. Wigg^

CocHLEARiA officinalis. Salt Marshes at Yar-
mouth, and Stokesby. Id.

— — anglica. . Abundant at Yarmouth

in marshes by the river side. Id.

* danica. At Wells. Mr, Crowe.

JvERis nudicaulis. About Norwich, frequent.
Mr. Pitch/or J. Yarmouth Denes, near -
the South Battery. Mr. Wigg. Need- .
ham sand-pit, by Harleston. Rev. H, Tilney..
Is ATI s tinctoria. In a field at Barton Bendish,
where It is never known to have been
cultivated. Rev. R. Forby.

Cram BE maritima. Abundant atMundesIey. Dr. Smii^
Cardamine amara. In King Street meadows,
Norwich. Dr. Smith. By the Mills at
Buxton and Aylsham ; and by the side of
the Bridge at Coltishall. D. T,

Sisymbrium sylvestre. Earsham Common, near

the Bridge at Bungay. Mr. Woodward.

Erysimum cheiranthoides. Not rare in Norfolk.
Mr. Crowe. Road side at Poringland :
near New Buckenham Castle ; and be-
tween Ditchingham and Bungay. Mr.
E. Forster^jun. About Barton Bendish,
and Diss, common. D. T. Harleston.

Mr. J. Turner.

NORFOLK, 4S9

TuRRiTii glahra. Between Norwich and Yar-
mouth in many places about three miles
from Norwich ; and in the road to Col-
tishad. Dr, Smith. In a hedge by xht
windmill at Wortwell. Mr.Woodnvard*
Hedges at Wrozham and Horstead^ not
uncommon. D. 7*,

■ birsuta* At Weeting. Mr. Woodward.

On the walls of Lakenham Church Yard.

Mr. Cronjoe. Barton Bendish. D. 7*,

Eaodiuac moschatum. In the hedge of a field by

- a footpath into Cromer. Mr. Em Forsier^junn

Gbraniuii syl'vaticum. Near Spixworth Church.
Mr. Wm. Humphrey. Holt wood in
Leziate near Lynn. Mr. Crowe. Near
SwaiFham. Fev. R. Forly.

Latatera arhorea. I think it grows a few
miles North of Yarmouth ; at Hemsby,
I beliere. Mr. Woodward. Neither
Mr. Wigg nor I ever heard of it. D. T.

Lathtrvs Aphaca. About a gravel pit Jn the

road from Norwich to Brooke. Mrs, Kett.

— — — — Nhsolia. By the side of the foot path

from Harleston to Mendham. Rev. If. Tilney.
— : syiifestris. On the brow of a hill near

a Spring on the South side of Brundle
Church. Mr. Humphrey.

— pa/ustris. At Ranaugh near Norwich,

440 NORFOLK.

Cough's Camden. Marshes at Hickliof 9 *

plentifully. Mr. Wigg.

ViCfA lathyrMcs. In the road to Caister, a little
'beyond Lakenham. Mr, Puchfard.
Ditcbingham. Mr. fV-oodmtard. Need-
ham sand pit, and bottom of Balking H1II9
Harleston, plentifully. Rev, if. THney.
Cornfields at Lower Sheringham. D*, T.

Astragalus glycyphylht, Roydon near Diss.
Mr, Woodward, Old hedge by the
Church at Shouldham. Re»v, it, Ffriy,

*——>—■ ■ ■ ■ hypoglouis. On SwafFfaam H<Ba&.
Mr, Woodward, Barton Bendish, on fihe
road to Swaff ham. Rev, R, Forhy.

Trifolivm omithopodioides. On Mousehold
Heath near Norwich. Mr. Pttchford,
Yarmouth Denes, by the Whalebones,
and elsewhere. Mr, Wtgg.

m . ocbroleucum. About Bungay, Diss,

&c. very common. Mr, Woodward.
Between Brook and Poritrgland. Mr,
E. Forster, jun. Every where at Old
Buckenham, D, 7*.

i scabrum. On Shettisham beach ; and

in an old chalkpit near Wells^ Mr.
Crowe, Cromer Cliffs. Smith, Balking
Hill at Harleston. Re*v, H* Tilney.
Caister Hills near Yarmouth. Mr, Wigg,

NORFOLK. 411

TtLitoiMtu ^lonuraium, Monshold Heathy by
Kett's Castle. Mr, E. Fofster,jun^
YarmouUk Seae% bj tiie Whalebones,
. aad ellewbere. ifr. Jf%f .

— ■ ■ ' twjjhcaivM^ On Yarmouth Denes^

abundantly. Id.

IAejucaqo fmlcaim* Cpfmnofi aboat Norwich
in dry gravelly fields, and on the City
Wails in many places. Dr. &mM*
Ormesby near YArmoHtb* and about the
Battery at Cromer. ^i>« 7*.

— .— ■ var^JL fnrp. On Yarmouth

Dentis. Mr. Wigg.

Htfehicum amdros^nmm* At Fieid DaDing,
Jfr» Woadnvard. Aboat Coftesey. Dr.
Smith.. Jjac at Mautby. Mr. Wigg.
Abo«t North Walsham. i&v. J. Hefwrth,

Spireavs palustris. River ^de at Reedham. Mr. Wigg.

* LEO»ro0oif patusm. Wet Meadows at ^a^-
too Bendkh. Ref^ R. F^iy* Ellkig-

* However different thit plant certainly appears from tht
common Leontodon Taraxacum^ I cannot but observe that I d«i not
beliere them to be specifically distinA. They both grow abun-
dantTy in the Marshes about Yarmouth, and I constantly remark
that, thoagh-'all which wm fevod in the wette«t pkee&,sre ckarly
L.poUitrt^ yet at titf soii bcnmer more dry, the scales of the
CalfX ti-e kit ere A, the colour kst. pwfle aad shiniog, and the
icavet Cake regularly morjC and more of a runcinate form, till at
last they quite lose themselvcsri&thectounon specie** A ^«

NORFOLIt.

ham Fen. Jfr. Woodward, Ltfwet
Common at Heydon. Rev, H* Bryant,
Marshes about Yarmouth j abundantly. D. T,,

C%Efnfatida, Near SwafFbam, Afr. Pitchford,
At Barton Bendisb, and Beechamwell>
in seyeral places. D. T.

^HitKKQWM umheUatum^ ^var^ Rotlesby Com-
mon. Mr, Wigg*

Hy OS rat 8 minima. By the side of^ Arminghall

woody near Norwich. JDr« Smith*

HrfQCH JEKii glaira* On Cawston Heath* Rev*
H, Bryant, Tumep fields about Norwich.
Mr. Crowe* Narborough: Narfbrd:
Marham ; and SwafFham. Mr, Wood*
ward, Swaffham heathy by Barton :
and turnep fields at Cromer, plentifully* D. T*

Carduus tenwflorus. Every where about Yar-
mouth. Mr* Wigg.

' eriophorus* Hedge by the foot path be*

* tween Barton Bcndish and Fincham.

Revm R. Forhy*

' heterophyllus. Mulbarton. Mr, Crowe*

■ ' ' pratensis. Meadows at Barton Bcndish.

Rev* R. Forhy*
Artemisia campe*tris. By the way side about a
mile from Thetford on the road to Nor-
wich> in great abundance* Mr* Crbwe*

»

* Seep. ao6«

^ NORFOLK:. 443

Gnaphalixtm margaritaceum. In gravel pits
on Moushold Heath near Norwich,
Gough^s Camden, I never heard of its
being found there. D.T.

' ■ " dioicum. On Stratton Strawless

Heath. Dr. Smith. SwafFham Heath.

Mr. Piubfordi
' rectum* Arminghall wood near

Norwich. Mr. Woodward. Sir W.

Jemingham's woods at Costesey.

Mr, T. F. Forster^jun.
SsNECio *viscosus» In a gravel pit at Ditchingham

with S. syl'vaticus. ' Mr. Woodward.

Inula Hglemum. In several parts of Norfolk.

Mr, Woodward. Meadow at Boaghton -

near Stoke. R€*v. R, Forhy.

CiNSRARXA palustris. Near Acle Bridge. Sbe-

rard. Sides of Haddisco Dam ; and on

St. Faith's Newton Bogs. Dr Smith.

Skottlton Mere near Hingham. Mr.

Crowe* Geldestbn. Mr^ Woodward.

Marsh at Caister near Yarmouth. Mr.

^igg» By Ludham and Heigham

Bridges. D.Tm

DoRONicvM Pardaliancbes. 1 formerly found it

at Ditchingham 9 but it has long been lost

there. Mr^ Woodward.

ANTHXMisn^t/u. In several parts of Norfolk.

444 NORFOLK.

Dr\ Smith* ^Yarmouth Deoesy near the
North Gates. Mr. Wi^g*

Centaukea soLtidudum Field at Arnioghall

near Norwich. Mr, Croiocm

Ouch IS ustuUta* Shonldham limiektiii«hil]y very

rare. ^rv. R. Forhy,

Sattrium 'wriJi* St. Faith's Newton Bogs.
Dr. Smkh^ Near Ditchinghamy and
Diss. Mr. fFhodttmrd. Ahout Pinchamt
and Barton fiendish^ in seTcral piaces.

JRiv. R» Torhy.

Ophrts Kiiut Mnns. About Heydon, JUv* H*
Bryant. Gawdy Hall Wood, at Harles-
ton* Rev. H. Aihrny^.

. - Lotulli. St. Faiths Newton Bogs. Mr^

Pitcbford^ Roydon Fen. Mr. Woodward.

■ monoreiU* Chalk pit at Marham. Mrm

IVaodward^ Near Sfiertiskam. Mr. Crowe.

m anibropophoram At Bracoa Ash, and Ta-

colnestooe. Gough*s Camden. At
Ashwelthorpe. Mr. Crowe, Fornccts.
Mr. Fox. In a dry pit at the end of Mr,
Wright's Garden at Mendhara, Rev. H. Ti/nty.

.» musciffira. In Earsham Wood. Mr.

}Foodward. Near Tacolnestoae Cburohw
Mr* HvLJMpkrey. In the walks of the
Moat Garden at Fincham. Rev. R. Forty,

af'tjera^ OU pasturee at Earsham. Mf.

Jfhqdward^ CoDunon a)>pat Harlest09»
fiev. H. I'ilney. At Denton, ^r.
Aihhym Gillingh^m. Mr. Stone*

VlAxixm paludosa. Felthprpe Bog near Norwich.
Rev. H. Bryatie. On Cawston Heath.

Mr. Crowe

Serapias lon^jfofia. On Ellingham^ Geldeston,

9^d Roydon Fens. Mr, Wood*m<^d.

Caister, and Ruaham near Yarmouth.

lAr. VTtgf. St. Faith's ^ewton Bogs.

Mr. Pitchfsrd.
ARtSTOXtOCHiA Cletncuitis. Among the ruins of

Carrow Abbey? Norwich. ' Rev. C. Sutton.
TrrfiA angustifolia. Between Norwich and Hjng-
ham. Dr. Smith. About Bungay,
fdr. Woodward. Common round Yar-
mouth, ^r. JFigg.
Sfajiganium nattms. Ne^r Hey^on. Rev.
fj. Bryant. In the Norwich riyer. Mr*
fiose. St. Faith'? Newtpn Bogs,

Mr. Pstclford.
6ax.?x ^fiica. EUingham, and Broom near Bun-
gay, Mr. Woodward. Marsh at Maut-
by. n. T.

• a^ciUaris. Wet ditch banks at Earsham,

and Diss. Mr. Woodward. At Pulham. D. T.

di^a. l^ar^h^ near ^cle Bridge.

Rev.H, Bryant^

T0L« II. o

■Mil ■!

446 NORFOLK.

Ch^tx tentluscula. On St. Faith's Ne'ivton Bogs.
Mr* Crowe* At Ditchingham. Mr»
Woodward. Marshes at Caister^ and
Mautby near Yarmouth, Mr. Wtgg.

» sirigosa. In a wood at Hedenham. Mr. Stom.

— *- psevdo cyperus. St. Faith's Newton Bogs,

Mr. Pitchford. Kirby and EUinghatn
Fens. Mr. Woodward. Near Yar-
mouth. Mr. Wigg.^

-, limosa. St. Faith *s Newton Bogs. Mr»

Woodward. Near Heydon, in a rery

deep rotten soil. Rev. H. Bryant.

• — Oederi. On all moist Commons about

Yarmouth. JD. T.

" ■■ externa. On Cley beach. Rev, H. Bryant.

At Wells. Mr. E. Forsterjjun.

■ ■ ■ ■ ■ htnervis. Filby and Poringland Heaths. D. T.

— — distans. Salt marshes near Yarmouth. Id.

' — — ampuUacea* Plentiful at Seething, Mrs.

Kett. -St. Faith's Newton Bogs. Mr.

m

PUchford. Common about Yarmouth.

Mr. Wigg.,
,1— jiltformis. Near Stoke. Riv.. R. Forly.

Old Buckenham Fen. D. T.

LiTTORELLA lacustris. By the margin of Filby

Broad, abundantly. Mr. Wigg*

Urtica filulifera. About Yarmouth. Ray.

Bungay. Mr. Wopdward.

NORFOLK. 447

MrftiovHTLLUM vertlcillatum. At Hcdenham.
Mr, Woodward,- Ponds at Lakenhani.
Mr, Cfwcm Caister, and elsewhere near
Yarmouth, Mr. Wi^. Ditches ad-
joining Acle Bridge. i), T.

Salix furpurea^ In King Street Meadows, Nor-
wich. Mr. Crowe.

' Forhyana. At Fincham. Re^. Jos. For by.

In several Osier grounds near Lynn.ilfr. Crowe.
' Croweana. At Cranberry Fen, in the
Parish of East Winch, and in other
parts of Norfolk. jj^

■ ■ '^ ■ amygdahna. On Badley Moor by Dere-
ham. Jd,

" nigricans. At Wrongay Fen, and other

Osier grounds. jj^

— - viulUna, At Ovington near Watton, abun-
dant, and truly wild. Jd.

— * argeniea f On Poringland Heath.

Mr. £♦ Forster^jun.

oleifolia. Not uncommon in yatious parts of

the County. Dr. Smith.

citinifblia. i
, , . t Found in Norfolk by Mr. Crowe^

HiPPOPHAE rhamnoides. Between Cromer and

* ** This is the plant commonly known by Botanists under the
name of S. argmtea^ but Mr. Crowe will not allow it to be the
ttueone." Mr.R.Fwstir^pm,

G 2

448 NORFOLK.

Mandesley, abundantly. Dr. SmM. Oa
Cley and Sheringham Cliffii. Mr, Crowe,
Sandhills at Hemsby. Mr. fTigg*

A TRIPLEX laeiniata. Once or twice found on

Yarmouth Denes. Id^

■ ■ fedstncuJata, Sah marshes at Yannouth,

and by the side of Bray don. Mr. Wtgg»
On the muddy shore of the Ousejjust be-
low Lynn. ^ Dr, Smith*

%^i%nT vm^u^iatik. In a mcHSt meadow neftr

St. Faith's Newton. Mr, E. Forsttr,Jum

— ^— — — ' — hyemale. On St. Psuth's Bogs. Dr.
Smith. Arminghall wood near Nor-
wich. Mr. Crowe*

OsMVRDA lunar ia. Stratton Heath. Mr. Crowe.
At Seething. Mrs. Kett. On Moushold
Heath, near Norwich. Mr. C. Smart.
BergApton. Mr. Woodward*

■ regalis. Geldeston and Eilioghani
Fens. Mr. Woodward. Dersingham
Moor, near Lynn. Rev, R. Relhan.
Caistcr by Yarmouth. Mr., ^gg- Horn-
ing Fen. D. Tm

Ltcopodium inundatum. By the Spring on
Moushold Heath. Gough's Camden^
Not unfrequent on wet Heaths. D* 7\

AspiDiVM Thelypt»'is. St. Faith's Newton Bogs.
Mr. Pitchford* Homing Fen. D. T.
Acle Marsh. Mr. £• Forster^jun.

NORFOLK. 449

AsriDiVil On&pleru» la a ditch on the edge of

a heath near St. Faith^s Newton.

Mr. E, Fonter^ jiau
TihVLAKiAgMm^fira. On Haiaford and Stratton

Hoiths. Mr. Crowe. St. Faith*s New-

m

ton Bogs. Mr. PUciford. Filbj Com-
mon. Mr. Stone. Sides of turfpits at
. Reighamaod Horniog. D. 71

ScoLOVENDaivM Cettrach. On Heydon Church.

Rev, H. Bryant.
Phascuac rectum. Dry bank sear Norwich on

the road to Lakenham. D. T,

' — • ftrratumm Acle wood. s Id.

Gt MirosToiluM iniermedium. Common on hanks

about Yarmouth and Norwich. Id,

ohtusum> On Yarmouth Denesy

■M^«ai«^

in^et ground by the oilhouses. Id.

Sf LACHUVM am^Uacewn. Geldestota Fea. Mr. Stone.
ToaruLA rigida. Oc a Bank s^ut three miles

from Norwich to the Yarmouth road«

Dr. Smiths On Heydon Church.

Rev. H. Bryanti
DiCKAWtTM nutfium. Graiel pit at Thorpe by

Norwich. Mr. Dicksotu

* FoLTTRicHUAc grociU ? Marshes at Mautby. D. T.
i strictum. Dersingham Moor. Smstb.

* I think I am correct about thh plant, but it was so youuf when
I gathered it that I consider it best to subjdia a mark of doubt

4*0 NORFOLK.

Ok t h ot r I c h V m aristatuvu Tiees about NoN

wich and Yarmouth* D. T,

Neck BRA heteromaUa, Trees at Ormcsby. Mr.

Stone. Very abundant at Old Buckenham. D. 71.

— — — curtipendula. Vttj abundant on Yar-
mouth Denesy by the North Battery, but
always barren. Id»

Britum deMatum, St. Faith's bogs« Mr, Crowe,

nutans. Sides of ditches at Aclc. D. T*

Hypnum suhtiU, Roots of old trees at Ormesby. Id»

♦ rugrooiride ? Yarmouth Denes. Id.

— nitens. Marshes near Acle wood. Mr, Dickson*

JuNGERMANNiA uemorosa. Woods near Holt,

Re<v, R, B, Francis,

H'uarkata. Holt and £dgefield

Heaths. Id.

Marchantia hemispbdrica. At Thorpe ftfirket,
by the road from North Walsham to
Cromer. Rev, G. R, Leaihes, On an
old bank at Antingham near the Ponds. D, T,

'RiCQiknatans, NearHeydoo. Re^. H* Bryant.

Sf h aroc ar pus terrestis. Clover fields at Heydon.
Rev, H, Bryant, Near Norwich. Mr,
Crowe. Abundant at Caister« and other
places round Yarmouth, D, T,

* Mr. Dlckion, when in Yarmouth, referred this plint to
ff. nlgro^iriJet but I Riust own I much more iRcline to think i^
only « variety o# H. euprexxifirmt* D, T,

NORFOLK/ 45t

A N T H oc B &0S puneUUus. Brome, on tke borders
between the high and boggy ground^

Mr. Woodftvardi,
^ LxcHBN lynceus. Trees in Lord Woodhoose's
Paxk at Kimberiey. Ren^. J, Alder son.
About Yarmouth, not uncommon. D. T.

■ impoUtus. On old oaks at Boughton. • -
D. T* Barn at Lakenham. Mr. Crowe,

■ ' ' " cofupurcahtt. HeTiDgham Church, Re^.

J. jilderson. Fersfield Church ; and - - -
every Church about Yarmouth. D.T,

■ epipoltus. On the Churches at Market

Dereham^ Lakenham, and most places
near Yannouth. Id.

■■■ t coriicola. Trees at Seething. Dr.

Smith. Very common about Yarmmith. Dr-T*-
■ ■■ ' ■ candiduS' Trigby and Billockby Churches. Id.

■ exiguus. Old rails near the.North Gates,

Yarmouth. Id.

r-» t4ariw. ' On the i^uls th^t separate Yar« . . .

mouth from Caistery and elsewhere in |he

* The credit of first 4itcovering this Lichen belongs to Rev.
Joseph Alderson, not tomet^nd still (essto Mr. Sowcrby^ as men;
tloned iu £. B. since it was ^uite new ^ hipi when I pointed It
out; tP his notice in Windsor Paf k. Z>. T,

•f May not this Lichen be in readicy nothing more (han L. »pipoUus
OQ WQod ? The ^^mt idea has occurred tQ Mr. Borrer, D, 7*,

4^ NORFOLK.

Comity. i>. T. Abou* HatlestwiA

Mr»JaL Turner^
LiCH iN Ehrar^anus. Barn door at Acle between

the Town add tHe Wood. i>* T*

, mcerimks* Youtig tree* alwmt Yartndtth

and GohtshalK Id*

. Tumeri. Commoil about Yarmouthi bui

generally barren ; ih finit at GilCngham,
and in StanitagbaU wood near Norwich, /t^.
...^ iumtUemmd. £. B. Trees opposite He-

Tingham Parsonage. Re^* /. Alderson*

^ upsklieiuu. Cawston HeaUi. Ren). H. Srytmti
<* cdsio'tufm. Wall at Struinpshaw. Dr.
Smith. On Scole Inn» and the adjoining
iValls. i>-. Ti

- kitarmoreus. On Corpusty Church.

^ ptyrriginosns. Elms at Glister by Yar-
mouth. D, T»

- A>phodes. Ah, bid "tr^es abd#t Yar-
jnouth. Id.

-« umbrimis. Common on old walls about
Yarmont^, afid elsewhere. Id.

-«. ttsseltatus. Wall at Coltidtall. Id.

-^ inquinahs. Very common on old posls
about Yarmoath, and elsewhere. IJ9

4.

.W*i

NORFOLK* 4n

Lie HE IF * ioardatuf. Wilk in the lotTer Clos^
Norwich: oti Salekouse and Heitisby
Churches. ♦ i>. 7*.

» ceMigMtti* Vefy common dn the walk of

the Church yards alR^ttt Yarmondi. D. T.
Ree^^m Chiirch. R^^. G. R. Ltathes.

* ' •*- •' ■ ihereut^ E, B. Heringham Church.
jflt^» J. Aidenon4 Churched and Tomb-
atdmet about Yarmouth. />. T.

. J ' /ujcellas^ Chutches about Yarmouth.
D. Ti RddeBhall Church vralL

Jlfn JdTiigs Turners

• mi> , "m * .. htito^lhf. Willows at Coltishall, and

old tre«8 at Acle. D. Tm

' cinereo-fuscusn Hornbeams at Mefidham*

Mr. Jofius Turner^
suhiftihfiemus. Walk of Castle Acre and
Flti^ham Church yar&. D. TV

tcdbtris. On the f^dund sft Toft» but
always barren* Id*

}Bam belonging to
JamesCrowe,Esq.
at Lakenham* Id.

* Thit Licheit, I am afipiehenttfe^ Id nething more than the first
stage of £. iont^mu mttrtm sknattoiis^ tt tras pointed oat to me
several yean since hy Rev. Dr. Abbot. 2>. T.

t A fifore anil dAcriptSonol this bedutifui new Itichen are sent
ft» the LinUean Sitcietj. Z>. T*.

...iJA.

454 NORFOLK.

Lichen ten uisiitnus. Sandy banks near Norwich*
Mr. Crowe. At Ditchingham. Mr*
If^oodward. Common about Yarmouth,
but always barren : with shields between
Coltishall, and Norwich, and at; Toft.
D. T. Plentiful about Harleston.

Mr, James Turner^
■ suhtWis. Abundant in hedges at Coltis-*
hall, at Boughton, and about Norwich :
on the ground in Mr* Crowe's plaota-i
tions at Lakenham. Pi. T. Common
on banks about Harleston.

Mr. James Turneu

•-^— •— sinuatus. Old walls at Thorpe near

Norwich. D. 7\

muscicola. Sparingly and small among

Moss on the sand hills at Hemsby. ./^«

--i^— -— palmatus. On Yarmouth Denes, and the
sand hills at Hem$by, but always
barren. //,

— ^— * trapeziformis. IJry bank at Colby.

Rev. H. Bryant*

— -^ rrdnuUus. On Sttifield Church* ItL

furfuraceus. On an old rail adjoining the

Parsonage at Colby. Rev, H. Bryant.
Pales at Kirby Bedon near Norwich. .

Rev, G. R. Leaihes*

— fnrmaceus. First found in fruit, near

Ileydon, by Rev. II. Bryant.

NORFOLK. 455

ILiCREN papillarta. On Moushold Headi, Npr«
wichy towards Rackheath. Dr» Smiths
CawstoD> and Stratton Strawless Heaths. D. 7^
finastri. Pales of Mr. Rigby's Planta-
tions at Framingham. /i,

' ■ ■*■ cycloseUsn ") •

^hellus. i^'^^^ ^' ^*"'^' ^y Y^^-

/;^/«/^«^. \ "^<>"^^* and elsewhere. Z/.

' ulothrix. Old willows at Coltishail. IJ^

— *- corrugatus. Trees at Ashill, but barren;

Dr. Smtdf.
RivuLARiA ehgans. Roth. ^

Vlva fisifirmu. i ^"**«« *»«

— pru«ijbnmj. Vj Yarmouth. D.T,

'■ dicioioma. ^ On the shore at Yarmouth.

atomaria. > Mr. Wtgg, Shore at Cromer

* ligulata. ) and Shcringhara. D, J\

■ crispa. Walls of the church, and other

walls at North Walsham. Mr. Wtgg.

^u,^n^» ^ ^° ^^ Shore at Yarmouth,

>Tcryrare. Mr.Wigg. Theygrow

— ju a. ^ ^^ ^j^^ rocks at Sheringham. D. T,

— rubens,

" elmirUhoides , . ^ . ,

vCrrowmg on the rocks at

fstuUsa. ^^^^^^ ^^^

>■ ' plant aginea.

456 NORFOLK.

Ulta mukyida. -«

Fucus smu&sus. /On tbc shore at Yarmoudi.

— /3. I

HypogUssum, Shore at Yarmouth. Afr,

^(K?" ^° ^^ rocks at Cromer. Mr, Crwve,
ovaUs. On the- shore at Yarmouth at-
tached to the roots of JF. loreus, very
rare. D» 7*#

7ntmbranif$lius. ). Shore at Gromer. Id^
dasyphyllus. On the rocks at Cromer,
and Sheringham. D* T. Shore at
Yarmouth. Mr. Wigg^

natans. A few fragments once found on
the beach at Yarmouth bj Mr* Mss^fu

iigulatw, 1 On the beach at Yar-

/3. /mouth. Mr. Wiggm

harhatus. &, Dr. Goodenough and Mr«
Woodward give for their habitat of this
plant ** among the rejedbamenta of the
sea at Yarmouth/' but I suspect this is
very inaccurate, for neither Mr. Wigg nor
myself ever heard of its being found
there. D. T.

mucronattu. A single specimen once
washed up at Yarmouth; so fresh that it'
probably grew in the neighbourhood*

Mr, J. Boulter ^

NORFOLK. 4S7

Tvcu$j/lircsut. Abundant 00 the Yarmouth
beach in December 17989 but oercr seen
be&re nor since* Ur» Wigg.

urratus. /8. & 7. On the Yarmouth beach. Id»

«>— i — — f)esiiuloms, (• At Wells, where I found
some acres of ground covered with it,
and all of the same diminutive size. D» T.

I

■■ laceraMs, y.

■T^

bciniatus.

On the shore at Yar-
iQOttth. Mr. Wigg^

pbylUtist

— saccharittus^ )• Once found at Yarmouth

by Mr, MasoM.

^ lorats, fin *>

-* r€iundus» I On the riiore at Yar-
/g, j mouth. Mr. Wigg^

— confervoides. y. J

— JlageUsformis. Shore at Yarmouth, very

rare. .Mr, Wigg, Abundant on the rocks
at Cromer, and Sheringham. D. T.

-^ Wigghu* Only diree specimens were known
to exist of this Fucus, all found at Yar-
mouth, till the autumn of 1 804 when it
was abundant on the beach there* Id^

— lycofodioides. Among the rejedamenta of

the sea at Yarmouth. Goodcnough, Nei<^

458 NORFOLK.

thcr Mr. Wigg nor I CTcr heard of its
being seen there. D, T'.

.Fucus subfuscus. Most common on the Norfolk

Coast. Mr, Wi^»

> mouth. Mr. Wigg, At
— — /v » »j. ) Cromer, &Sheringham. /}, ?*•

■ clavellosus. Shore at Yarmouth. Mr.

Wg^^. At Brancaster. Mr, Sirirruiire.

' " ■ vtridis. Shore at Yarmouth, very common
in some summers, in others not to be
found. Mr» Wlgg*

^ ' , COntheYarmouthBeach,

— ■ vtUosa. J

i — byssoides. On the Yarmouth beach. //.

■ ■ ■ rttkulaki. Ditch at Heigham near

Norwich. Mr. PUchford,

■ roua. On the planks by the side of
the Quay, and on Fucus tveslculosus in the
Yarc at Yarmouth. Mr, Wigg, At
Cromer. Mr. Sower by,

repent. On Fucus lumbricalis^ on the

Yarmouth Beach. /)• T»

— — cottfer«incoIa, On Conferva mpestriSf

and Fucus purpurascens on the Yarmouth
Beach. Id^

■ Eficetorum. Moist heaths near Yar-
mouth, li.

NORFOLK. 459

CovvuKY A Jltxuosa. Pools in the salt marshes

near Yarmouth. i>. T«

■ bipunctaia,

■ spiralis,

at a, 1

• 1

nitiRa. y

jugaiis. J

renuflexM^ J

Pools and ditches near
Yarmouth. //.

HiwrmiM M

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.

Salyi A fraienstu lo King's Tkorp Church Yard*

abondantly. Morton,

SciRPUS sylvaticus* In a small brook on the right-
hand side of the road from Kettering to
Thorp Malsor. Morton. Marshy mea-
dow at Goilsborough. Mr. E, Fofster^jun*

EmOPHORUAi fofystachion. Bog} in this County.

Mr. Diciiott*

Atbna ftthscens. On walls about Northamptoa.

Rev. W. Wood.

Arundo Calamagrostis. Radston and Wilmore

Parks. Martyn»

Cynoolossum syh^aticum. Geddington Chase^

by the roadside. Morton.

HoTTONiA paluttris. var, Jl. rubro. Near Kel-

marsh. Mr. Rudge%

MtNTASTHEs nympbsoiJes. In the Nyne at Peter-
borough^ plentifully* Morton.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 401

Campanula Ranunculus* In Badley Wood;
and in some places on Whittlewood
Forest. Morion^

Viola hirta. Bottom of an old stone pit near

Walcot House* fd»

VsRBASCUM Blaitaria* About Northampton.

Rev. W. Wood.

ViKCA major. Soutfarop, North end, under a

wall. Morton*

Chbmopodium olidum. In, and nigh St. Sepul-
chre's Church Yard at Notthampton. Id.

CvscvT h eur9p£a. Cosgraye ; and Oxendon. Martyn.

EaTNOiVAi eamfatre* By the old Roman way,
called Wading Street, opposite Brook-
Hall near Dayentry. Ray.

Caucalis daucoidcs* Near a limestone pit at

Delshanger, copiously. Mtrtaru

Si SON Stgetum* In Oxendon, on a bank on the
North side of the street, a little aboye the
White Horse Inn. Morton. Near
Kelmarsh. Mr. Hantury.

Saaibvcus Eiulus. Borders of fields and high-
ways at Boughton, Hardingstone, and
Wihon Lordships. Morton. On Slaton
Hill at the crossing of Watling Street
between Northampton and Dayentry. Waring.

hivvH ferennc. At Worthorpe ; and on the Balkt

YQLf 11* H

462 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.

about Bernack heath, and Wittering

Heath « MortM0

Myosurus minimu ;. Oardens and fields at Thorp

Malsor. Id.

Rum EX maritimus. On the banks of Caer Dyke

near Paston, and elsewhere in the $*ens. Id*
CoLCHicuM aufumnale. In woods at Cransley,

and In a meadow at King's Thorpe. Id,

Chlora perfoliata. The more barren pastures at

Thorp Malsor. Idw

Polygonum Bistort a. Meadows near tlie Ouse,

not far from Cosgrave. Id»

Paris quadri/otia. In Whittleborough Forest:

in Brampton and Cransley Woods, though

rarely r also in Hardwick wood. Id.

ScLBRANTHus ferennis. Old stone-pits at Crea-

tOUr Id.

Saponaria officinalis, /3. In the small grove of a

woody called the Spiney, at Litchborow.

Martynm
Si LENS nutans, (noetiflora T) In the corn between

Harringworth and Wakerly. Mortvru

SrsLLARiA glauca. Between Braybrook and

Oxendonr Id^

ikRENARiA tenulfolia, Duddington, and Finshcady

by the roadside. Id^

SsDVM aJbufK. On a wall at Nasebj. Mr. E.

Forstcrjjun. Rcofs of Villages about

NbR TH AMPTONSHIRE. 463

Northampton. iJ<w. W. TFood: Wall
adjoining the Cathedral at Peterborough. Z), 7".

i^YRtJS torminalis^ ClifF Wobds ; and woods at

Oundlie. Martyn.

StratiotEs aUides. In the Feii ditches; Morion^

Ranunculus Lingua* In the Oiise at Stratford. Id.

HsLLS^ORtTs viridis* Closes nekr Whittle-
borough Forest. Marlyn,

AjUGA Chanutpitys, In Ufford field near Help -

ston stone-pits. Morton,

TEUcitiuiyi scordium. In some ditches on the

borders of the Fens, Id.

Mentha ir&twidifdUa. In the Church-yard at
Geddingtbn Chase ; and in the rill run-
ning from the first head of the Weland. Martyn*

^ PuUglum* Watery plices on the spacious

Common, caUed Rdckinghamshire. Moriofu

Mklampyrum crutatum; In the woods near
Yarwellj and Wood Newton ; and in
Wbrthorp Grove: as also on a bushy
Common Sctoth West of Braybrook. Id.

ANTiREHtNUli spuriim. Cransley. Marfyn.

^— minus. In the old slate-pits aear

Coily Weston. ^.^^^:

]L,i j^osELLA aquatica. Lane at Kelmarsh. Id»

A L t s s u M fcUlnmm. In a flax-ground at Dingley . Martyn*
TkhA^ri arvense. On the brook of a stone-pit

in Wadenh(X field, by the way to Pilton. Ar<>r/tf«^

464 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.

Ibbris nudicauUs, Upon the banks of the stone-

pits or sand-pits near Little Creaton. Morton ^

GfRAKiUM rotundlfoUum, At Church Brampton.
Dr. Smth. Several places in this County.

Mr. E, Forstcr, Jun.

La t H y r u s Nissoita, About a mile from Oundle,
in the Close on the right hand of the road
to the Church fields near the gate. Morton,

— ' syl<vestris. At Cosgrave ; and on the

South East side of Burrow Hill : also la
Brampton and Sibertoft woods. Jd.

AsTR A G AL V s glycyphyllos . RoweH and Ringsted
fields. ' Morton. In the ditch of North-
ampton Castle. Mr. Wood.

Hypericum androsamnm. Woods about the

mineral spring at King's CUfF. Morton^

Hyosiris minima. In the sandy fields at Spratton,

plentifully. Idm

Hyfochjeris maculata. On Bemak Heath*

Ray. Not now to be found there. Morton..

CARDtJUS eriopborus. About Northampton. Re^.
JV. Wood. By the roadside at Guils-
borough. Mr. E. Forster^jun.

Gnaphalium dioicum^ Upon Bemak and

Wittering Heaths. Morton,

* ^. rectum. Among the Gorse in the

sandy field at Thorp Malsor ; and in the
sandy parts of Naseby field* Id.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 465

lavLA Hekniunu In the home Closes at Ranee ;
and in the grounds near the Church at
Newton Broomshold. Morton,

O&CHis uiiulata. Between Duddington and Stam-
ford on the stony ground by the road, and
on the borders of die neighbouring
Heaths. //.

Sattrivm 'viride. On a bushy Common South

West of Braybrook* Jd.

■ albidum* In a boggy place two miles

from Stamford in the way to Stilton.
Mcrrett. (Most probably only the pre-
ceding.)

0?Hays muscifcra. In the Wilderness at Rush-
ton. Motion •
■ ■■■ apijera. Bushy Common between Blath-

erwick and Finshed. Id^

' " aranifera. On stony ground nigh Kings-

cliff. Morton* In an old stone-pit
ground hard by Walcot, a mile from
Bamek* Dr* Bowks,

Car$x amfuUacea^ In a pool on the way from
Haselbick to the stone-pit Close in the
same Lordship. Morton*

Sa&ix purpurea. Peakirk } and Thurnby. Martyn.

— viteUina. Willow Holt at Thurnby ; and

at Sir John Shaw's Decoy* Morton*

EoyUETUAi syhaticum. ^foorish ground to

Naseby Field, ' Id.

46ff NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.

"Eqtjisetv M ^uviaiile. At Guilsborough.

Mr, E. Forsier^jun.

OsMUN DA iunarta. Higher parts of Would Field ;

and on Halston Heath. Morton^

♦AspiDiVM Lonchitis, In a rocky ground near

KingsclifF. Id,

» Oreopteris, 0, Upon a piece of a

small rock on the sides of a spring in
Badby Downs. , Id,

PiLULARiA globulijera. Borough Fen near Peter-
borough, Blachstone,

Trichostomum rlgtdulum. Walls in this County.

Mr. R. Brown.

Lichen artlculatus. Whittleborough Forest. Marlyn.

^ Most probably a Variety of A* acuUatum is intended.

mssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssn

NORTHUMBERLAND.

Char A hispida^ In a Pond at Hartley Old En-
gine ; and in pools on Hartley Links near
Link House. Mr. Winch,

Vbronica hwmfusa* Dicks* Cheviot. /i.

*■ montana. On the Bank below the

wood at the Friar's Goose near New-
castle : Cawsey wood : Heaton woods ;
and Scotts wood Dean near Newcastle. Id.

Utricularia mt/ior. Prestwick Carr. Mr. Thornhili.

S^HCENUs compressus. West Banks of the Tyne
below Chollerford bridge ; and sea coast
near Bambargh. Mr. tVinch.

■ alhu5\

Sc I R p u s muUicaulit. > Prestwick Carr. Id.

..p. pauctflortu.

4«8 NORTHUMBERLAND.

SciKPui syhvat'uus. Woods and banks of riTers

near Newcastle. Mr. Winch*

EiLiop H o R u M vaginatwnu Prestwick Carr ; and

near Shewing Shields. Id,

■ — poiyftackion. North of Shewing

Shields. Id.

Me Lie A nutans, Teckel wood at Simonburn. Id.

* Festvc A glauca. Banks at Tynemoath Castle,

and Beaton. Id.

AftUNDO colorata. y. Banks of the Tyne and

Team near Newcastle, frequent. Id.

ELYMU0 europdus. Scott's wood near New-
castle ; and Teckel wood at Simonburn, Id.

Galium horeaU. Banks of the Irtbing at War-
drew, and of the Tyne at Wylam^ and
opposite Stella. Id.

CoRNUs succlca. On the Cheyiot HiUs ; first dis-
covered there by Mr. Penny who died
1568. Id,

PoTAiiOGETON beterophyUum. Prestwick Carr. Id.

RuppxA marUtma. Hartley Pans. Id.

Anchusa qffidnaVts, Plentifully on the Links near

Hartley Pans. Rev. T. Buff.

PuLMONARiA officinalis. Plentifully in a wood

at Howick. Rev. J. Dodd.

Viola hina. Near Newburn ; and banks of the

Tyne at Wylam. Mr. JTmch.

^ See note p. %^%,

NORTHUMBERLAND. 46V

^ CniKon I A littoralit^ Sea coast near Hartley ;
and Links at Bamburgh, and Holy Island.

Mr. Wincbm
LoNiCiRA Xylosteum. Fissures of rocks under

* To the judgement pf those Botanists, lyho have hsd opportv-
nitiet of observing plants in their places of growth, I must ever
consider such deference due, that, though I have not been able to
satisfy myself with respect to the specific characters of this plant*
yet in compliance with the opinion of Mr. Winch, who finds it
abundantly near Newcastle^ and of Mr. Brodie, with whom it grows
equally copiously near Brodie House in Elginshire, 1 venture to pro-
pose it as distinct from C. Cctttaurium. Its height appears never to
reach three inches ; the stems are erect, stifi*, simple, bearing at their
summit a great number of large flowers, sessile, or nearly s«, ar-
ranged in a very dense corymbus ; the leaves are numerous^ narrow,
between oblong and linear, very obsoletely three-nerved, those of
the root not exceeding in size the canline or floral ones ; the rela-
tive proportion of the Calyx and Cdrolla appears very uncertain.
Mr. Winch, when he first sent me (7. lUtoralut observed of it, "a very
distinct plant from C CetOa^rium, which was growing; with it, but
between them there appeared no gradations : its flowers are larger,
more elegant, both in color and formation, for the segments of the
Corolla are very obtuse. The shape of the leaves also is exceedingly
different. I have further to add that, when the Links of Holy
Island were rendered purple with its blossoms, not a plant oiC, Cetn
iaurittm was in flower.' *«>C littoralh appears always to grow on the
sea shore, and, besides the two places above mentioned, Mr. Dillwyn
lias also met with it in South Wales. It is the C, pulebella of Mr.
G. Don's fasciculi, a work which, I fear, is by no means so gene-
rally known, as from the beauty of its specimens, and rarity of
iu plants^ it descrvcf to be. D, T.

470 NORTHUMBERLAND.

the Roman Wail near Shewing Shields.
U^alUs. The plant here intended is cer-
tainly only L, periclymenum in a starved
state* Mr. JFincb.

Sal SOLA fruticosa. Coble Dean, North Shields. Id,

GfiNTiANA campestrls. Links near Bamburgh 2

West side of Shewing Shields. /f,

E&YK G I u M campcstn. On the shore called Friars

Goose near Newcastle. Ray^

X«iGusTicuM sc(aicum. Rocks North of Dunston*
burgh Castle : here rery recently added
to the English Flora by Mr» Wlncb.

Angelica Jrcbangelica. Among the rocks not
far from Berwick. Merrett. (Ray says
this is a mistake.)

Scandix odorata. Banks of the Tyne at Low

Park End. Mr. Winch,

Sambucus nigra, y. Earsdon. Mr* Waugh*

Dr-ose&a longifoUa. | Banks of Prestwick Carr.

■■■ anglica, 3 Mr, Winch*

Mtosvrus nunimus. Shores of the Tyne below

Newcastle. Id.

Calanthus ni*vaUs» Heaton wood; and in the
most sequestered situations of Scotts
Wood Dean. Id,

LsucojUM £stivum» In Rennoldson's Mill Dam

near Heaton. Id,

Allium okraceum. Banks of the Tyne below

Wylam. Id^

• NORTHUMBERLAND. 471

Rum EX marittmus. Ballast on the iTytie, Mr. Winch ^
Trientalis furop£a. Heaths in Northumbfer-

land. Robson*

Epilobium angusttfoHum* Whift Rocks on the

West side of Shewing Shields ; andfeaaks

of the rivulet above Langley Ford at the

foot of Cheviot. Mr. Winch,,
: * alptnum. Rivulets on the sides of

the Cheviot Hills. Ray*

Vaccinium Kitis idaa* Wild moors in this

County. Merrett, Cheviot. Mr, Winch.
Oxycoccos. "Heathy part of Pfestwick

Carr. li.

Polygonum Bistort a. Between Dunston and

Darwenthaugh. Id.

• My friend, Mr. Winch, here gathered tpecimens of the plant,
"^hich i^as in all probability designed by Ray, and which varied in
height from a few inches \o a foot and more. I compared ^hcffti
carefully with the Baiiktian Herbarium, and had the satisfaction of
being assisted by several Botanists, who all concurred in the opinion
that they were only a starved variety of E. montanum^ arising f^om
the elevated situation. At the same time, the stigmas, as remarked
by Mr. Winch, were always undivided, a circumstance, upon
which, in my humble opinion, too much streis has been laid in
defining the characters of som€ of t<he E^Mia, The plant in
question is now in cultivation at Nfcwca$tle,'so that we shall soon
know how far 'it is distinct from E. m$ntanum^ but at all events I
fear that E. aipimtm can at present ky no claia to « place in an
English Flora. Z>. T.

47« NORTHUMBERLAND.

Pahis guadri/oUa, Heaton wood : Scotts wood
Dear Newcastle ; and boggy woods below
' Morpeth. Mr. Winch.

Andkom EDA polifoSa. Heathy part of Prestwick

Carr^ near Dinnington. Id.

A K. B u TU s Uva urn. At the top of East Common
Wood near Hexham, R^v. J, Llghtfoot.
South side of the Duke of Portland's
woods, two miles S. E. of Hexham. Mr. JFincb.
Fyrol4 minor^ Scotts wood near Newcastle,
Mr. Winch. Tacket Wood near Simon-
burn, Rolson. '
Saxifraga steUaris. Cheviot. Mr. JFtncK
■ ■ aizoidci. Rocks on the Irthing above

Wardrew. fd.

DiAVtHvs dehoides. Lane between Wooller and
Earle. Mr. IFinch. Gunnerton Fell,
rare. Rev. J. Dodd.

Stsllarza Ntmorum. Wood on the Irthing above
Wardrew : hedges between Wylam and
Ovingham : banks of the Tyne between
Lemmington and Newburn, Mr. Winch.,

A&ENARiA *verna. Old lead mines, in Alloi\dale. Id.
S BDu M *villosum. Foot of Cheviotii IJ^

CzKASTivu tetrandrum. Links at Hartley Pans,

and Holy Island. Id.

lS,v?HOKBtJL^yfarisiias. On the walls of Huln
Abbey near Alnwick; and on hedges

NORTHUMBERLAND. 4T5

diree miles and a half South of Alnwick.

Ur. Wxiich.
Paunus Padus. Scotts Wood near Newcastle, IJ.
Rosa vil/osa. Spring Gardens* Newcastle. Id.

— — ♦ torruntdsa f About Newcastle. Id.

RuBUS saxatilis. West side of Shewing Shields :

woods at East Allan^ and Irthing near

Wardrew. Id.

• • ' chamamorus. Cheviot. Id^ *

Gbvm rivaie. Scotts wood, and eyerj wood near

Newcastle, " Id,

— 0. Hcaton Wood. Id,

■ y. Wood on the Irdiing above

Wardrew. //•

TitALiCTRUM mittus^ Links near Bambnrgh, and

along the Coast. Idm

Ranunculus Lingua. Ptestwick Carr; and

' ponds at Dilston. ' Id.

Tkolljv s europxus. Woods in Allondale : Hea-

ton Wood ; and Whitehill Dean near

Ovingham. Id,

* Th« Smm here aUaded to was sent me some time siace by Mr»
Wio^h ai a new species, and has been cons2dere4 so also by Mr.
Crowe, and Dr. Smith, who lately found it near Bury St.
Edmunds. It approaches in habit to Xosa eottima, Jaeq, JFl. Atut, p.
S%. t* Z97, but appears to me only a variety of J?, ivmmitsm^ differing
in some degree in pubescence, in the white colour of iti flowwiy
andaitheA€«kibeifi|loii0er,andkitlu>oke4. J}*T%

474 NORTHUMBEItLAND.

IIelle^orus fcttldtUk Woods in AUondale. tdr. Winchl
Galbopsis 'versicolor. Banks of the Tyne at

Low Park. /i;

LsriDiUM lattfoUuvu North side of Prior 'a Hayeo,

Tynemouth. /i;

CoCHLEA&iA officinalis. Coble Dean, North

Shields* Mr. W^mL On the Coast at

Howick. Rev. J, DodJi

* il l ' — "fc"^" angUea. Coble Dean, North Shields.

Mr. Wincbi

"— danica. Coalcleugh. Mn WincL.

> l I ■»! <■

Coast North of Tynemouth* Mr. IhornhtlU
Card AM i ^ 9 amara. Banks of Pont near Prestwick

Carr« Mr» Wtncbi

SlsTMiRiUM Im. On the walls of Berwick

upon Tweed. Ray;

TtJ RRiTis glakrat Walls and hedges near Oviog-

ham. Mr. JVinch^

m hirsnta. Old Cadtle Walls at Shewing

siiidds. idi

BrASsiCa oieracea. Rocks North side of Tyne-
mouth Castle. Id.

Geranium syhaticum. Woods nealr Newcastle,

common. Jdi

> ■ ■ - ■ V pratense. On the basks of the Pont

below Pontland. Id;

<■>■■■ »■ ■ ' ■ sa«gmnmm. Sea shore at Hartley ;

and Unki «t Baaibur^ ^id Puoitoobiv^ fd;

NORTHUMBERLAND. 47»

XiATHTftus NissoUa. Dr. Lawson obsenred this
plant between the Glass houses aad Deot's
hole near the North shore house by New*
castle, plentifulik Ray* I nerer found it
there. Mr» Whui^

VxcxA syhatica. Woods on the Irthisg above

Wardrewr. - /i,

AsTRAOALtrs gfycypbylloi. Near Otingham* Id.

■ ' hypoglouis. On the sumioit of

Rachif Crag near Alnwick : near Dfia-
stonbargh Castle ; and Bamburgh : sea-
shore North of Tynemouth* . Up

Tripolivm sc^nrum. Rocks near Lindesfura^

Holy Island. Id^

Son en 178 caruUus* Borders of Cornfields aboi^
Willington and Howden Pans. WaUis.
(Mr. Winch is clear that dbie pkat never
grew there, bat that Ciciorium Jniybut:
was mistaken for it.)

Hi BR ACiu u paJudosuaru Every wood near New-
castle. Id*

Carduus tenvifloTut. Common near N^Widaftle. Id.
» ' heterophyllus. West side -of Shewing

Shields : foot of Cheviot : Otterhurn. Id*
■ ^'ptateniis. Twizell-House wood.

Siev* J. Dodd.

Gnaphalium dioicumn Prestwick Carr; and

Moors near Newcastle. Afr. Winch.

476 NORTHUMBERLAND.

Gnaphalzum Tectum. Woods and fields near

Newcastle. Mr. Wtncb.

TussiLAQO byhrida. Banks of the Tyne at the

foot of Scott's Wood Dean. Id.

Sbnecio viicosus. Lane between Benwiell and

Newcastle* /</*

Do&ONicvM Pardalianebes. Gathered in the
cold Mountains of Northumberland .by
Dr. Penny. Girard%

Ptrbthrvm mantinmm. Rocks at Dunston-

burgh Casde. Afr. Winch.

SArvRiuM virtde. Near Shewing Shields. Id.

——-«-* repens. Mountainous Woods in this

County. Robson.

Ophrys cordaia^ On many heaths in this

County. Bay^

Sfarganium natans* Prestwick Carr. Mr. Thfnbili.

Carbz dioica. Prestwick Carr; and Chester

Moor. Mr. Winch.

■ ' paueiflora. Bog between twice4>rewed*ale
. and Crag Lake, near the Roman wall :
here first added to the English Flora
two years since by Mr^ JTinch.

pendula. Scotts Wood near Newcastle. Id.

— — Julwa, Prestwick Carr ; and near Shewing
Shields. Mr. Winch. Bog on the
South side of the Ropery abore Shields
Law. Mr. Wauj^b^

AtORtHUMBtRLANb. 477

Ca%mx Knervis. Very common near Nev^castle.

Mr, fF'inci.
* — '• — £stans, Newcastle Town Moor. Id*

■ ' " ^ rigUa* Cheyioti Id*

• vesicaria. Heaton Wood. Mr, Winth.

Prestwick Carr. Mr, ThornhilL

- ampLlliUea. Chester Moor ; and Shewing

Shields; and othef places about New-
oasfle.^ Mr, Wtnch^

LkTTO&ELLii lacusirts» Prestwick Can*. Id^

Salix MmygdaKiia. Banks of North Tyne. Jd^

pentandra. Near Little Cow Lake. . Id,

* ' viteltina, fianks of the Tyne. /i.

— fusca. Pastures near Shewing Shields^ Id^ '
EifPBTRUM fugrum. Healhy part of Prestwick .. .. ^

Carr, and every moor near Newcastle. ,Ji._ ..
Atkiplbz /tsoffio/a. Sea shore North of Tyne-

mouth. Id*-
£<2jYisBTVM syl^aiicum* Woods near Newcastle. Id. ^
r— — — *— fiuviatskm Near Newcastle, /d» .
M ■ I hftrndU* Scotts Wood ; and wood

bdow Mill Green ; and Heaton Wood. Id.

Qsikvi^K hmarta. Rocks near Shewing Shields. Id.

iLi^cpFpp^UM selaginoides. Prestwick Carr. Id.

— — alfinum. Heath $• E. end of Crag

Lake ; and Cheviot. Id.
PoLYPODiuAl PbegopUrts. Cheviot; and rocks

West of Shewing Shields." Id.

Y0L« II. I

47t NORTHUMBERLANp.

PoLrroBiVK ^rjM^crtjr. Scot^ Wood Dfai^ I ■ -)
Cheviot; and rocks West of Shewing
Shields. . ATit^ IV tncb*

A^^XpiVM Oreopurts. Cheviot. .Z^ .

pTB&if. mjr/dr. Rock& OQ Cheviot^; aiid S%W«

end of Crag Lake, plctntifi^l. Id.

fiLULARiA gloiuUfera^ By the: side oC 9i Fo94
near Woolsington.

Mr. Waugb and. M^.»^ TbernhtB.

IsoiTBs lacustrh. Prestwick Carrv Mr^Thn^bitif

AtficTANGiCM ciliatum. NearWacdrew; Mtr.Wmi^

Splachnum spbiuicuni, fi. I

^ 7/-^ i Prestwick Cair. M

TaiGHOs'POMUii capUlaceunu

' ericoides,

■ nucrocarpon.

Dtct.ASVU aciculare, Scotts Wood. ' Id»

^^ _- ft ^fiijc. /ft*3. Heatcn Dtan. IX •

PoLYTRiCHvH alpinum. Cheviot. Idi

■ umigerum. Cheviot : Prestivick

_ t

Carr. Mr. Wincb. Near Pont Burn.

• Mr. Tbhrnm.
Ba&t&amia MaUeriana. AllondaIe« Mr.Wiiklk

Hyfnv-m iricbomanoldet. ^ "' ' - -

' iM. I Woods abpuj.Ne3nr-

««£«/<:/««. I

>— plumosum. J

» . . I

ByFUtrsI torSfottum. New^Sttle Td%» Moof ;
Widi H. JluiMti ^hich b^ftr fruit
aMbdantly. Afr. Winch*

• rugosum. Prestwick Cftrr* Jd^

t i • r (, ,^^ palustre. ScoiW WCtoc^ atid StjaiFjF Side .

near Newcastle. . . Id* ~

— I a t' Aibmnff Bogi H«ar Newcastle. Zl-

JuNCBRifAMNtA iafUeoioio* Wood^ neibc New-.

9C^f<fHi^tiA cm/Vtf. Hebtoil'W6oft Id*

^ ^ If^j^^ I Rocka near New^«le. /</-

-»— 4* l7Afo^^ Rddks att Crslg L^ke. Id.

' «"' ** • ' ■ » ■ geograflncii/. West- ^de* of Shevriog

Shields; Idi

-»^^ Anctntricui. Rocks in Heaton Dean^ and

widlk at BlagjdDn* Id*

— ^ ifdrianr^ Walls betireenrNtiPwcasdisMobr

and Heaton Dean. . Id^

•M-^' <dni/Arii/« Whitt Cra^y West side of

. Sbewbg: Shields* Id-,

— aquiluj* Rocks at Batfes^ Islancl. Mr. TkfrnhUk
— ' Uui ^rew. Woodr ne&r H^y FilcM^

Mr. Wim^ and Mu ThomhiU.
-— fuimonarius* Trees betwecff Heafy

• Fields and Allan's Ford. Id^ -

-i scr^'wdaiiu. Foot of Cheviot^ Mr*
plwnieus. . 01d'ti«es at Healj Fi£U> Id.

1 2

■ ^■■»fc

480 NORTHUMBERLAND.

LiCHBK proloicideus. Cheviot. Mr. Winch.

' poIyphyUus. Cheviot. Afr. Winch.

Walls at Healy Field. . Mr. ThornhilL

muscicoia» "J

puhetcens* S Cheviot. ' Mr* Winch.

islandtcus, j ^

■ nivalis. Rocks above Tecket Water Pall. Robson,

' ■ ' scopuloTum. Rocks at Hartley. Mr.

ThornhilL Near Dunstonburgh Castle ;

and on Holy Island. Mr, Winch,

juBaius, Rocks West of Shewing Shields. /A »

— — aphthosus. West side of Shewing

Shields. Mr. Winch* Rocks ubder the

Roman wall by. Crag Lake*. Rolsmu

■ rcsupinaius. Trees near Healy Field.

Mr. Winch.
Fvcus sinuosus. Along the Shores of the County. Id.
" ■ ligtJaius. Among the rejectamenta of the

sea on the coast. ' Hudson.

. siSguosus. p. Shore at Hartley. Mr. Winch,

csculenttti. y Along the shores of the

^ * ■ " ^ dentatus. 3 County. Id.

— — hifidus. Near Hartley. Mr. TharnhlB.

Found on rocks near Tynemouth by Mrs. Winch.

pygnuBus. I

aculeatus. J Hartley Beach. Mr. Winch.

■■■ plumojus, A long the shores of the County. /t/»

■ _ ■ , '■ ' suh/uscus. Near Tynemouth. Id.

NORTHUMBERLAND. 481

Fvcus lycopodioides. On stems of F, digitatas

at Bates' Island near Har|is3^..:::a9fr* TiprnhUL

■ I ■ articuUuus* Along the shores of the

County. Mr. Winch*

CoNFiRVA £gagropUa» •%

~— -— ^ iorallina. Cqast near Hartley. Id.

\

^mu I i\k\i iWvv^H

^smmmi^mi^

NOTTINOHAMSHme,

Chaka iis^da. 0. In a small wateiy place at
the entrance into White Moor Close by
Jtadford Church. Peering,

Crocus 'vemus. About Nottiiigbaaii plentifully*

MTip Sberhrwkem

— — nudiflorus. Between NottiQgfaam Castle

and the Trent. Rev. Mr. Becker.

SciRPUs sylvatlcuf. In a marshy Close between

the Leen and Nottingham. Deering,

Ay Ev A faiua. Here and there arnoi^ the Cora

about Nottingham^ IJ^

Di p s AC u s pilosus. Pleasly Forges. Idp

Galium iricornep A bout WooUaton old pits. fj.

Sanguisorba officinalis^ In most meadows and
pastures about Nottingham, especially
about Beeston and Lenton, U,

BOTTINGHAMSHIRE. lOn

CrchJLMtn^iunfieum. At Latig&f, near the Seat

of Earl Htyv^e^ ^enttfally) bat yet doubt-

, « ftl «s a native. (On the authority of

Mr. Gregory.) Itei}^ G. Crable*

CoNTOLVtri.u« afn^»tms. fi. Between Raictford

tod £b«fltt>n. Mqrfyn.

Campanula Rapunculus, Jn Bradford Hollows.

VERBAtcirif LyehHUtT. At Clifton Hall. Marfyn.

■ r . t . , - puhoeruUntuM. At WooUenton near

Nottingham. ^ Ray*

RUauhv^ iatidrtktu^ Basford: BulWdl : lane

at GedHng; Dterit^l

Caklf OPODIUM ^UdUm. Behind the Aim Houses ;

and between Chapel Bar and the sandhillt,

Nottingham. Id.

PiuCBDAilfry o^Ectis^Ar. Wood at ColWick. Martyn*
CieutA virosa. In Nottingham Park. Reof. W* Wood.
Sambi/cvs ^hdus. In gr^at ^entyina Close
> orer against Onmston, in the path tiray

leftfli^ to Tollestdn, about a* mile and a
.half from Nottingham: also in BuDny

' { ' * ' nigrok fi, hi Grares Lane near
. Notdnghcm. Mariyn*

Mroauavs mMms^ Bdtween Radford and WdoK

teonrPftfh^ ^ Or. Medley.

RniCBX sanguineus. Farm yards at Mansfield. Mmrtyn*

tfM NOTTINGHAMSHIRE;

Rum EX maruimui. By the. htcn . at Snenton in-

goiDg from the meadows to the Trent. Martyn^

CoLCRicuM autumnak* In NottiDgbam meado^s^

and about Trent Bridge. Deerinf*

A L I s M A .ranuncuhides^ By th,e Trent side^ a little
on this side Clifton Hill coming from
Nottingham. /</,

Efilobium alptnum. By the edge of a large wa-
tery ditch between Lenton and Beeston '
about a mile and half from Nottingham. . Id* -

CntORA jferfoUata. In White Moor Close near

Radford Church ; and about Mansfield. /^. \

PotYOONUM Bistorta. In a Close between the

Leen and Lenton Church Yard. Ii»

Vk^is quadrtfiVta. In Colnwick wood. Deering*

About Asply. Mr. T'tUtn*

Sj{?on AKi A dficinaSs. Near the Bath at Mans^

'afield.. ^ Marh^n*

D I A N T u u s 'ddt aides . In Hollows at Leoldo , and
Nottmgham Park-. Dg^ingk Sandbanks
near WoUerton on the &oad'fr<^ Derby
to Nottingham. . Jir. SannUen

Si LINE nutans. On the rock of Nottingham Castle^

and thereabontJ * Ray. Ow the Rock — ^
at Snenton Hermitage, in. great plenty. D erring^

XtyTHKvu iyssopifoBuvC In places where water . «'i
sometimes stagnates a little' b^IoW ^WiU
. ford Boat* ..♦..•' . . -fd.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, 4U

Gsvif rtvJe. In the Clpse by Asply House
along the woodside, and in other places
about Nottingham. Deeringm

Rakuvculus Lingua. In fiasford Scottum ; and
on a moor between Bridgibrd and Gam-
ston. Id.

Mint HA sylHuuiris. By the water-side, Radford. Martyiu

V rotundifolia. Near the Bath at Mans-

field. Id,

■ piperita. At the back side of St. A nne 's
Well, Woodlane. Id.

■ PuUgium. Gun thorp ; and Yellow

Green. Id,

Galeopsis wUosa. Near Newark. Hudtcu.

Lion u& us Cardiaca. On the right hand going
into Barford from Nottingham : on the
left hand of Lentoo field going to the
Abbey yard from Nottingham Park;
^ad near Brockstow in a Close by the
road side leading to Nuttal. DeeriHg.

^NTXitaHiNUM spurium. In many places about

Nottingham. Id.

CocHLEARiA eficinalu. In several places on the

wails at Wopllaton. Id. ^

Iberis nudkcMHi, Plentifully in that part of Not-
tingham Park which lies nearest the Deer-
leap $ and all over Radford Lings to-
wfu^d^ Notttnghanu lim

4Si NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

TvtitiiTis glabra. Fields between Radfoid And

Lenton. Deningm

GiKAnivM fh^tum. Beyond Nottkgjham ia the

way to AlH-etoD. Rev* G» CrMe^

p-atenscm Between the two Cheaey
Pools, plentifully : also in the Close be-
yond White Moor Close towards Ai|>ly*

la At H T R u s syhejiris. Among the pales of Col-
wick Parky one mile from Nottingham*

Mr, Brunton^

A ST&AOAL us glycyphyllos. Col wick Wood: in
the lane leading from Larkdale to Rad-
ford Lings ; and on the Sandhills going
down froi9 Cow lane» Nottingham^ to the
Gallows. Mattyn.

Son c h V s paluHris. Seyeral places about Notting-

ham« Dieting.

Lactvca saligna. Near Bingham> before yon tn-
ter the Town going from Bottesford» right
hand bank. i^. S* OtoUk

GnAFHALiuit rectum^ Closes near Mansfield.

' JaoftyuA

TvsiiLAGO bybrida. Plentifttlly ill the Mill yard
at Lentpn in the road to WooUatoo
Hall* Dieting^

Orchis ustuUfta, By the. Trent side between Not-
tingham and SouthwelU Jtev. G, Crabhe.

S ATT titv M Unamm. At the ^otton of CHftoo

. Hill I also in CoU^ick W9o4^ Deering^

Opjiits muscifera. Abpu^ Atpky* J^

■ . ' I mptfera. Asplff , f4,

Spakgamium natans. On the East aide of
Scroobyi nigh a great wood, where the
footway is cast up. Mierrett.

My riophtllum verticillatum. In the Trent be-
low Colwick on the opposite side of the
river. Detrtng*

Sal IX armaria. Basford Bottom. Martyn*

£qj7isetum sylvaticum. 0. Wood at Asply and

Colwick. Id,

" Jlwoiatik. Pools in Nottingham

Park, and several ditches between Len-

ton and Beeston. Deering*

% byemale. About the middle of Net-

tleworth Green, twp miles from Mans-

field, plentifully among the rushes. Id»

OiMV KT> A lunaria. Eastwood. Id*

■ regaUs^ In Leaver's Close, Mansfield.

Martyn.
PoLYPODiuM Dryo^crls. Rocks near Pleasly

Forges. Id*

BaruM annum* Roofs of Caverns in the rocks

at Nottingham. Deeringm

foNTiNALis squamosa. On a wheel of the firft

Forge, Pleasly. Marlytif

48S

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.

MERCHANT I A hemispharica. Larkdale: near the

Gallowsy Nottingham. Martyn^

conkam Larkdale. Id,

IsiQH^iK calicaris. Colwick wood, //•

— — — — i>w— —

OXFORDSHIRE.

CiTAXA hispida. /3. Peat Btfgi near Headington^
Wick Copse. S'tbthorpe. At Byansham
Ferry three Miles from Oxford. Ray^

VikoniCa montana* Shotoyer Plantations:

Stoken Church and Nettlebed Woods. Sihtborpe.

S A L T I A pratensis. Dry Pastures between Middle*

ton Stoney and Audley. Id*

Iris foetidissima. Near Oxford Castle* Blaci^
stone, '(Sibthorpe does not mention it,
so that probaUy it no longer growi
there). ^''

Scififvs pamciftorus. Peat fiogs^ on Bvllingtoa

Green. Sihthorpe^

■ acicularis* Binsey Common, in pits where
water has stagnated: near Eyiisham
^ bridge. Id»

■ ■■ - syivaticus. Heythorp woods* Sihthotpe.
Near the wilderness in the Gardens at
Walcot near Charlbury. Blaeistone^

£&i0PH0Rt7M <oaguuitum* Marshes at Hediogton

near Oxford. Dr. Maion^

490 OXFORDSHIRE.

pH L E trjf patdculdium. Otf the watf of Rose taffej

Oxford. Sihhorfe*

Fbstuca hromoidef. HeadingtOfK Id.

■ — loRacea. Moist Meadows. Id.

Bromus arvtnsh. Ditchley. Afr. Woodtvard.

1 pirmatus, Woodetotk Park. Sthtborpe.

Burford Downs. ^^. Dr. Goodtwmgb,

AvtSAjatuaw Cernfields. - . Sibthnrp^

• puhescem. "Dij pastares at- Cowtpy :

Littleimore : BulliAg^on^ Id.

Arundo ^g^tjos^ Mag(bden College Copse : Tar

Wood* Id.

£ltmus< eurcpstu. $tx>kea Church Wpods, plen-
tifully. BobarK Aodley Woods'^ Stbthorpe.
DiPiACUS piiosut.. Hedges near Thame Park. Idi
Galium* tricorm. Headington Slcld: Stanton

Uar court : South Leigh. Id.

Sanguisorba officinalis. Moist meadows at

IBcyi^ Cowley ;. Binsey. Stbthorpe.
, Cunbridge meadow near Witney. Mr. Fardou*

PoTAMOGBXON gramtuum% . fiinsey Common:.

' diitobei by the rx)adside g9ing to Pprt

Meadow. Sihthrpe*

CYNOG^ossOK'Sy/vb^^Mm.. Whkfawood Forest. Id. . ,
Symphytum ofitinali% ^ Banks of the Thanes

by Caversham. Id.

MenyahthSs iiyf^iphMies. la the ri?er near

Botley Bridge : Godstow BrUt^ : Hia^k-

sey Ferry* Id.

OZXOKDSHIRff. 4St

m

Anagallis atvensis, y. Cornfields at Ckarlburyf

and Middleton Stoney. Sibtborpe.

PotlMONiuM csruleum. Near the Piantauoos

under the Ochre Pits at Shotorer Hill. Id.

Campanula rapuniulmdes^ In some woods in

4

Oxfordshire under Yew Trees. HerK BuddL

Viola hirta. Copse under Shotoyer Hill : Cheney

Lane. SBtiorfe^

Rhammus atibartkus* Xiane leading . from the

Botley Road to Binsey, //•

T HELIUM Itnophyllum. Dry Pastures at Stanton

St» John. Id.

Viir.cA major. Magdalen College Walks. Id.

Chenofoqium bybrldum. Dunghills and Rubbish. Id.

w ;- oUdunu Binsey., Id.

CuscuTA europaa. On Nettles, Heathy &c. at

Ifley^ ' Id.

Gs.NTiANA camfejtris. Sbotover Hill. Id.

'BvFLtvKvu roiundifolium. Parks: South Leigh;
Middleton Stoney. Sibtborpe. Corn-
fields near the Observatory. Mr. E, Forsier^jun^

To&DYLiuM maximum' Undier the hedge on the

North side of the Parks. SilWorpe.

Caocalxs daucoides. Between Middleton Stoney

and BuckneK ^ Id»

SiVM lafi/olium. Banks oF rivers : wet ditches* Id.

■ repem. Peat Bogs at Bullington Green* Id.

4S1SOK Segetum. Cornfields at South Leigh. Id.

Oe N AM T H r piu€$damjhlia. Banks of the Isis be«

49t OXFORDSHIRE.

yond Ifley : p«at bogs under Headington-
Wick Copse. Siiihcife^

ScANDix odofata. Rose Lane. Id.

PiMl>XNBLLA magna. Stow Wood: Noke woods* Id.

Sa m bu cus Ehulus. In the Pjirks behind Wadham

College : near Eynsham. Id. .

— — nigra, y. About Charlbury, where it

is called feathered Ei$ler. Blaclstone^

Mtosurus minimus. Magdalen College Walks,
near the Meadow Gate: South Leigh:
North Aston* Sihthorpe.

Fritilla&ia Mehagris. Magdalen College Mea-
dow : Cowley Meadows. Id.

O&NiTHOGALUM Uiteum, Woods about Oxford.
Sir J. BarUtt. Woods near Ashford
Mill: Fauler. Sibthor^.

— umbeUatum. Pastures near Barton :

Chtist-Church Meadow. Id.

A COR us C (damns. Dorchester. Id.

RuMEX sanguineus. In the ditch on the left hand

going up HeadingtOQ Hill. Id.

Coi;(CHXCi7M autumnaU. Moist Meadows at \

Coomb, Heythorp, Stanton Harcourt,
and Ashford Mills. Sibthorpe. At
FilkinS) and BradwelL Rev. Dr. Goodenough.

£fii.o*bium angustifolium. Stoken Churck
Woods. Sibthorpe, Grays near Henley.

Re^. J. Lightfict.

OXFORDSHIRE- «$

Chio^A perfoiiata. Pcntley Hangings. Sibthorpe*

PoLTOOMUM mnus. Watery places at Otmore. Id.

■■ ' ■ ■ '■ Bistcria. Banks of 'the Isii' beyond

Ifley : near Gosfbrd Bridge. U^

P^ait quadrifoUa. Headington-Wick Copse. Id,

MoNOTROPA hyfofkbyt. Stoken Church Woods.
Ray. Woods between^ Ncttlcbed Ad
Henley. Slbtborpe.

SAPONAStA oficimUs. Headington HUl: Stan«

ton* Harcourt. Jd.

8iirBi«B noaiJlt>ta, Cornfields at Headingtott,
Cowley, Stanton Harcourt, and South
Leigh. /ii

Stbllaria gUuca. At Otmore. Stbdwrpej,

Neai- Oxford. SSerard.

AatNAKiA tenusfoUa. Rowley Abbey: Charl-
bury Stone Quanies: cornfields near
Nettlebed. Siitiorfi.

Sn>UM dasyphyUum. Magdalen College Walls:

Rose Lane. Id*

Lttrkvic byssopifoUttm. In watery pits : on the
left haiui oi the first Turnpike Gate on
the Banbury Road. Id.

Vrs.v% toTfmnaUs. Stanton St. John's r Stoken

Church*: woods near Ashford Mills. M
Aria* Woods and hedges on a chalky soil. Id.

K**imM

Rosa vilUsa. Marston Lane. Id.

TotifiNTiLLAr replans. Headington: wood
under Shotoyer Hill. Slbtbwpe. In the

TOL. II.

494 OXFORDSHIRE.

I

borders of the cornfields between Hocklty
and Shotover woods, and elsewhere in
Oxfordshire. -Ray*

GfiVM rivak. Moist woods at Marston^ and

Noke. Sibthorpi.

Fa PATER hybridum. Parks: Eynsham. Id*

— jomniffrum. Near the Observatory:

by Godslow Nunnery. Id»

* Anemone Pulsatilla ? Whichwood Forest near

Cornbury Quarry : Burford Downs. Id,

Adonis autumnalis. Cornfields near the Obser*

vatory. Id.

RANUNCULUS Lingua* Banks of the Cherwell

near Kings Mill. Id*

- ■ parvijlorus* Bullington Green :

Shotover Hill : South Leigh. Id*

HlLLBBORUS viridis. Wood-perry Farm : Nuf-
field. Sibthorpe, In woods near Stoken
Church. . .... . Sobarh

■ ' fatldus. Cornbury Stone Quarry.

. Sibtiorpr,

T£ u c R I V Af scurdium* Banks of the Isis near High

Bridge : Eynsham Common. I J.

Chavuedrys. WaJls at Witney, on ..

• Dr. Sibthorpe calls this ^\xvxA, praifnns^ and observes it is
illled to jtf« Puitatilla, which was brought from 6o(mBg0s;'Hi!Ii
near Cambridge into the Oxford Garden, but teems diffezvnt.
Subsequ^t Botanists, however, have coasidercd it a« ov^
A. Puhalllh. ...

. 1 .: '

bXFORDSHlRfe. -495

the right hand side of the old road
leading to Burford. Sibthorpe.

iAzVT)Ak hlrsuia. f. Banks of the Canal beyond

High Bridge : Otmore. Id,

< *• ■ PuUgium. Binsey Common : Port

Meadow: Otmofe/ Id.

Stack Ys Germamcam Near Witney: Stones-
field i oh the roadside between Wo<Hi-
stock and Enstone. Sihihorpe. Between
Blenheim and Ditchley. Mr. Woodward,
In the cornfields at Brizenorton, plen-
tifully. Rev» Dr. Goodenough,

Glechoma hederacta. <var. Jlore carneo, Nea r

Eynsham Abbey. Dr, Dillenius.

THYMtrs Nepaa. Eynsham^ on the road to Stan-
ton Harcourt. Sththorpe,

laikTYL^s.h squamaria* Woodstock Park : woods

near Ashford Mills. Id,

Antirrhinum Cymhalmria, Merton College

Walls : Rose Lane : City Walls. Id.

*— — — spurium. Cornfields at Cowley,

and South Leigh. IJ,

* — ■ rmnut. South Leigh : Stanton

Harcourt. Id.

r

■ - repens. Dry hilly ground be-

tween Ewelme and Swincomb. Sihthorpe.
Found by Mr. pandridge on the side, of
St hill, called Marvel Hill^ by Henley

K 2

4W OXFORDSHIRE.

Town side, aod by Mr. J. Shera^ cm the
Church walls at Henley, and in a field on
the left hand the road to London^ op a
steep bank a little before yotv come to
the Town. ittff •

LtMOMLLA aquatica. Watery places on Binsey

Common^ and'Noke, " Sikicrfe*

THLiiapi arvense. Cornfields near Stow wood:
Stanton Harcourt : South Leigh* Sib"
thorpt. About Charlbury, tot y common.

BUukstwe.

*■■-'■ ' perfoliutvm* Among the stogie pita be-
tweea 1((ritney and Burford. Betari*
On Burfo^d Downs. SMor/e*

111 R IS amara. Cbmfields at Nettlebed, and
Mungewell. SiStiorfe. About Henky,
and other parts of the County. HuJtotU

Carbamikb amara. Near Gosford Bridge:
banks of the Thamas about three mSes
fron^ Reading. S'thioife.

SisTMBRivii syhestre. Banks, of the Canal, be-^
yond High Bridge : Bart Meadow : Bin-
sey Common: Otmore. lim^

■ ■ ■ /no. Under Merton Wall: Rose
Lane. ItL

Erysimum chehrdtuhpides* Oner Holts near God-
stow : South Leigh, in the fields adjoin-
ing Tar wood. Id*

A R A a t s turrita. Magdalen College Walls. Id.

OXFORDSHIRE. 497

Tvtitiru giaira* Stow vDO(Lx SiMorpe. On

tt w^m M Witocy. Mr. T. F. torsier^jvn.

# birstUa* Rewky Abbey. Sitihorfe. In

Ascot field near CharlbuiT; Blacht^ne.

Brassica camfiitris. Very plentifully between

Copredy and Morlmston. Rev, Dr. Gdodenough.
EKODnru moschatum. ShotOTer Hill. Id.

GEfLAnivu fraknse. St* Clements: Marstont

South Ireigh. Sibtborfc. Nearfiladoii.

Mr. E. Fonter^jtm.
' ' " ' tf^^oieum^ By the Flunks: near

Holywell Church^ Sibtborpe.

■ T ' < ■ ■■ ■ Yoiuhdifblium* On the walb ui| and

about Oxford. Mr. T. F. ForsftrJutL

ItATurxv 9 jfpbMa* Cowley, on the right hand

^de of the London road, near the four-

fiiile stone i S<yuth Leigh. S&ibarfe.

m BUM . Niss^Ra. Nmieham, on the right

hand side of the Ldiftdon road» near the

feur-ihile fitone : Sonth Leigh 4 Id.

M . » i syUvestris. C6^e under ShoibOVtr

Hill. U. -

ViciA syl'vaitea. Medley Grove. W»
Astragalus glycypbyllot. Under hedges^ and in

pastures in a calcareous soil. Id,

■ ■ bypogl^ttis. Burford Downs. //.
TniPOLiVM oTBUbopoiioides, About Oxford* Ray^
' <iii i .> ■ - ■ ' uidfruim^ Near Jericho, on the road

side going to Port Meadow. SUitborpe$

49S OXFORDSHIRE.

Hypericum androsamum, Shotoyer Plantttions :

Stoken Church : Nettlebed Wockls. Sikthorpe^
Cardvvs teniuflorus. Dorchester: Bensingtoo* Id.
II - ■ eriofhorus. Between Oxford and Wood-
stock : near Stow Wood : South Leigh.
Sihtborfe* About Charlbury, plentifully.

Blactstone*
praiensh, Cowley Common: South

• Leigh Meadows : Coombe. Sihthorpe^

Gkaphalivm dioicum. Woodcot Heath* Id^

' — rectum. Stow Wood : ShotOTer

HiU. IJ.

* TussiLAGO Bybrida* Near Banbury. Mr. Woodward*
Sbnecio tnscosus. Near Baldon. Sibthorfe.

— '• sqiuiiidus. Very plentiful on every

wallj in, and about Oxford. Dr. Snutb.

I^ULA HcUnium. Stanton St. Johns. Sibtborpe.

Cineraria integtifolia, Mungewell, on Grimes

Dike : fiurford Down$. //•

An THE MIS nobiiis. South Leigh heath, near tbe

Hill Houses : Qtmore^ Idn

Orchis ustulata, Burford Downs: Cayersham

Warren. /<t

* We have merely mentioned this habitat, that we might have an
ppportunity of observing that the introduction of it in Withering
and the Flora Britannica under the anthority.of Mr. Woodward li
a mistake, as that Gentleman never found itt and lapposes tbe
frror arose from his referring Withering to tbcfigarc in the Hor«
tut Slthamensls.

OXFORDSHIRE. 499

Orchu militaris, Caversham Warren. Sibtborpi.

Sattrium nfiride^ Shotover Hill : South Leigh :

Cornbury ; Burford Downs. Id* "
Othkys Nidus avis. Tar .Wood: Stoken Church

Woods, Id,

■ muscifira. Near Wormsley. 7^. ""^
— — *— apifera. Pentley Hangings. /</.

- aranifera. Old stone quarries near Wheat- .

ley:' between Witney and Burford, on - -
the roadside near the four-mile ston6 :
Caversham Warren, Sibtborpe. On the
chalky grounds near Stunfield. Bhehtone*

Serapias lottgifolia^ The north side of Shotover

Hill : bogs near Stow wood : Coomb. Slbtborpe.

■ grandlflwa. ^ Shotover . Plantations.
Sibtborfe, In the woods near Stoken '
Church, not far from the way leading

from Oxford to London « Ray.

ARiSTOLOCtiiA CUmatitls. Near the walla of •• -
•' - Godstow Nunnery. Sibtborpe. Near

Kencot. ' Rev* Dr. Goodenough. "

Ttpha angustifoUa. Cowky^ near the London

Road. Sibtbcrpe,

Car EX cUoica. Peat Bogton Bulfington Green :

under Headington Wick Copse. Id*

■ . ■ ■ pendula» Tar Wood. Id^
ttrigota. Noke Wood. Sibtborpe; Wi-

tham Wood near Oxford. Rsu, Du Sbeffield.

SOO C^FORDSHIRE.

Carbx distans. {biwrvU ?) MarAes and Bogi •

SiJktbfirpci
■ i vesuaria. Cowley Fidkb on the banks of
theCherwell. Sihtharfe. BytheBiver's
side about Oxford. Bohart,

■ ■■■ ■ ampuUacea. Feat Bogs on Bullington

Green : under Headington Wick copse :
beyond Ifley, on the banks of the Isis. SAthorJie^

MraiOFBTLLUM ^uenidUatum. By the Bridge
on the Botley Road near the lane going
to Medley. IJ*

QuKRCus sessUifiora* In Bagley Wood. Ray.

Saliz Lambcrthna, At Harley fojrd near Henley.

I^r.Smkh.

■ vhittma. Magdalen College Wal^ : nea^

Henley. Sibthorfe^

E^isiTVM syhaticuvh Moist Woovd^ : «had^

places, in boggy ground* Idm

■ I I ■ i ) JiuviatUe. Baiiks of riyers : sides cf

wet ditches. /t/*

Oiif UNOA bmana. On th^i South side of Sitotofer
Hill: North Leigh Heath. Sibiinfc»
Three miles from Oxford near the
blind Pianocks. MirrtU* In several
parts of Whichwood Foreit* Blachtone^

Jfohtwi^ivu Drycperis. Combury Quarry. Sikhftpe.

AsFiDiVM Onopuris, On the Hbrth Side of Shot-
over HilL /A

OXFORDSHIRE. hal

SptACHiiUM an^uBaeeums Peat bogi «nd«r

Headingtoa-Wick Ccpie. Sikborfem

GrijK MIA recurnnrostra.'^

Encaltpta ianaolata. \ ^, ^^.^

^ .., >ShotoverHill. li^

JjiCKANVU fwiuum.

simplex.

T KicnosTOUV u fontsnalioides. 0. (n the Isisnear
Oxfords between Sandford and Nune«

ham* Id»

To&TULA rigida. On the right-hand-side wall
going up Headington Hill: Bullington

Green, /</.

Bay V 11 annoimum. Peat bogs under Headington-

Wick Copse, I J.

■■ ' nutans. ShotOTer Hill, by the road side. Id.

^YfnvMplumojum. ShotOTer Hill : South Leigh. Id.

NflCKERA heteromalla, Shotover Plantations. Id,

Juv G I R M AKN I A bicuspidota. North side of Shot«

over Hill. Id.

■ ■ pusiUa. Shotover Hill. Id.

March AMTiA conita. Shotover Plantations. Id.

Lichen mgir. i Bullington Green 9 Shotover

varioM. 3 Hill. Id.

' '■ " . Baomyces. North side of Shotover Hill. Id.

" ■ e€rimu. Botanic Garden. Id*

' ■ eanuus. Shotover Plantations. ^4.

* — salUmus. On the Bark of Trees, Id.
■ - ntbmbrieaius. On the Bridges of the

Bptley Road, fd.

50a* OXFORDSHIRE.

JaiCB tvi trapezi/ormis. South Leigh Heath. Sibthorpe^
— granulatus. On old gravel walks^ walls,

&c. Id,

■ ^pulmonarius* Ncttlebcd, Stoken-Church

Woods. Id. '

^ arficulatiis. | Stoken-Church Woods. IJ.

PEMBROKESHIRE.

Veronica moniana. Very common in ihe woo<ls

about Stackpole Court. ^r. Mthe.

Ctperus longus. By a little rivulet that runs into
Whitsand Bay, between St. David's
Town and St David's Head. Sir John Cullum^

RuBiA peregrina. Very common amongst the rocks
round Broadhaven. Mr. Milne. Plen-
tiful about Tenby. L.W^Dm

Ct C l a m £ n europiBum. t found a large plant of
it in the woods ^t Stackpole Court, but
suspeS it isf nqt a native* Mr* Milne.

CAMPANULA bederacea* Qn a bank by the road-
side between St. Clears and Tavemspite*

£. W. D.

Chiron I A fukhella. This grows in great abun«
dance about Stackpole Court, but I am
fully persuaded it is nothing but a stinted
plant of the common Centaury, jifr.
Miliye, Downs near St. Anne's Head
at t|ie mouth of MUford Haven. X. W. D.

Vino A major. T^nby, Countess of Aylesjord.

504 PEMBROKESHIRE,

Qbhtiana eampeshis* Frequent in Stackpole

Warren. Mr. Milne*

■ ' ■ * acauHt. Near Hayerfordwest.

s

M* de St, Amaru.
Si VM verHciUatum. Between Trecastle and St.

Dayid'sy plentifully. Sir J. Bani^

Galanthus nivalis. In woods about Stackpole

Court, not uncommon, but I think it may

haye been planted* Mr, Miln».

Oknithogalum urnheJlatum* Wild in a wood

close to Stackpole Court House. Id.

SciLLA vtrria, Eyery where on the sea coast South

from Stackpole Court, Mr, Milne,

Tenby. Countess of AylesforJ^

CoNVALLARiA Pofygonotum, Rock near the sea

at Tenby. Ead,

* This interesting addition to our Flora was firft naade known
very lately in the 4th No. of Mr. Konig*s excellent work, the
Annals of Botany, II. p. 190, and the note, which announced
the discovery, does such honour to the feelings of the writer, that
we cannot deprive ourselves of the pleasure of instning it. ** M.
Saint Amans, sensible i toutes les honnetet^s qu'il a re^u des
natnraUstes Anglais pendant le sejour q^l a fait dans leur pays,
croit ne pouvoir nieux leur prouver sa reconnaissance, en quittant
cette terre hospitalise, qu'cn leur annon9ant qu'il a recueilli
pr^s de Haverford West, South Wales, la GtntiaM aeatdu Linn.
{grandiflorm Lamark,) belle plante alpine qu'on n'aVoit point en-
cote trouvee sur le sol de TAngleterre. II espere que ces M. M«
youdront bien recevoir cette commaaication de sa part, comme
une preuve du ddsir qu'il a de contribucr k leur jouissance, et dc
rint6r^ qu'il prendra tovjours k la pcrfc^on de k Flore Britan*
■•iquc,**

PEMBROKESmJlE. |os

JtTHC vt msuiui. On the saodhiUs,. plenti£iU7; i, JST. D,
A t iSiM A ranuncuioidei. Round the sides of Leoch

pool in the parish of Bosheston. MK Miki.
SiLBNS angluit. Near St. Daiid^i. /rf.

ScDuit alhim. At Stackpole Quaj^ in abundance. Id.
Euphorbia ParaUas. Tenby. Counim of AyUsforJ.
■■ PortkmSea. One of the most conoi-

mon phnts in Suckpok Warren. Mr.

Milne. In the Bay a little West of

Tenby. X. yp; j).

Thalictxum mww. Rocks near die sand hills

a little West of Tenby, plentifully. fj.

Ranunculus farvtfiimts. Common on the hilb

between St. Anne's Head and Dale

near Milford. /^^

HiLLEBoaus wuKs. Lodge Park near Stackpole

. Court. Mr. Milne.

A JUG A chdmspkye. At St» David'^ on the \raJIs

and houses. SW J. Cullum.

Mb L I T T 1 8 meUesefhyliim. Woods about Barer-

fordwcst. Ray.

OaOBANORB minor. Tenby. Countess of AyUsJ<yrL

Lbpidium petrsum. A weed on the walks at

Stackpole. Mr. Miine. On a limestone

wall about * miles from Pembroke.

Mr. Adams. Tenbf. Countess oj Aylesjord.
CocKLHARiA dosska. About St. Anne's Light-

House, and other places on the Coast. L. W, D,

04 PEMBROKESHIR]^.

Coiito v'OF vt didyma. At Dale near Milford Havens

Mr. Adamsh

C& A M He maritima. Clifls at Tenby. Dr. Turton%

Ckbiranthus slnuatus. Near Pembroke. Mr*
Adams. . In eonsiderable qiiantity at a
place called Freshwater cast, about two
miles from Stackpole Court* Mr^ MUneh,

Hespekis tnodora. In great abundance in a field
on the top of the hill on the Haverford
West side of Pembroke Ferry. Id.

^XASSiCA oUracea. On the rocks of Tenby

Town. Sir J. CuUumv

Seodxum moschatum^ By the roadside about
one mile from Tenby towards Pembroke.

L, W. D.

■ ■■ ■ maritimum. BetWeeii Milford Hayen

and Haverfordwest* Merreft^

Lavate&a arhorea. On the Island of Caldey
near Tenby. Ray. On the Elyaugo
stack, and other insulated rocks about
Stackpole Court. Mr.Mllnc On Tenby
Rocks next the sea* Sir J. Culbaa*

Genista pilosa. On the very West point of St*
David's Head, in considerable quantity.

Mr. Milne^

Ant h tllis *vulneraria. $. On Flimston Downs»
about 3 miles from Stackpole. Mr»
M'tlne. Found in Pembrokeshire by Mr*
Lh^yd. Ray^

PEMBROKESHIRE. 507

Hypericum androsamum. Common about Stax:k'

pole Court. Mr, Milne^

tsvhA ffeUnium^ At V;Uley Hill near Stackpole. /i.
Inula crithmotdes. In the rocks West from St*

Gowen's. - Id.

Pyrethrum maritimum. In the loose sand of

the shore of Manorbia Bay, about 6 miles

from Pembroke. Mr. Adams.

OsMUNDA regalif. In the rocks between Tenby

and Sandersfoot. Mr, MUne.

AsPLENiuM marinum. Moist rocks about St.

Gowen's well. Id,

LicH'ES /ulgeni. In Stackpole Warren. Id.

Fucvs fygmsus. Abundant on rocks on the

Coast. L. W. D,
PhyllUls:

Opaniii

its, 1

f Rocks at Tenby. Mr. Stachhousg.

^i«Mi*««MyM«Mj!fwi iLig_j_i_ «i ^ gg*g;g^*^g^ ^_5ij_ " j_^aea e

R ADNORSHIRE.

Lie M rN fustulattu. Rocks facing the Sottdi uiulcr

Keren Lees Castle. Mr. LiitL Brofun*
' aquaikui* |
polyfhyUus. i ^^ ^""'^^^ ^^"^^^ ^^' DUUnhu.

RUTLANDSHIRE.

tat N'Vuptrenne. Near Stamford. • Rev. XT. fP^ood,

hAT HRM A s^amaria. In the neighbourhood df

Exton near Stamford. Earl of Gainsiorou^i.

VOL. lU

wmmmmmmmm

SHROPSHIRE.

• •

CHk^ikJUxilu. /S. In Berrington Pool. Rev. E. WdUams.

Veronica mouiana. Woods about Colebrook

Dale, plentifully. />. Tb

UnitcuLARiA mtn(?r. Wfaixall MoSS. * Mr. A^ Aikiit*

ScHOBir V8 aUrns. Bomere Pool near Shrewsbury.

Drm Evans •

SciKPVS syUvaSuus. Seven miles from Ludlow
on the Tenbury Road. Mr. A. Aikm*
Sides of a Pool in Colebrook Dale. 2). T.

* We ire indebted to the kind intereit of Mr. Aikin, not only
for the plant! here introdnced upon hit own authority, bat for thoie
aIm followed by the name of Dr. Evans, which were fumiihed by
that Gentleman and Dr. Babington of Ludlow ; but unfortunately
in ittch a manner, that we were not able to separate their retpec*
tive conununications, which we trust will plead our apology to the
latter of these Botanists, whose name we should htTt had much
pUaf art ia soekipDore fr^cqtfy iatroduccd.

SHROPSHIRE. 9lt

«

Bmor Hot V M vaginatwm. Near Bllesmere^ aban-
daotly. Dr. E'vam* Ancot Bog.

Mr, A. jfUifu

Ft STveA Uiiacea. Fields near Shrewsbury. Dr. Evans.

A It V N DO epigejos. Sides of a ditdi on the borders

of Aqoalate Meer. Dr. Stokes^

DiTMACVt fiiosus. At Littleshall Abbey. Withering^

Pot A If OG ETON beteropbyttum. In Benington

Pool. Rev. E. Williamx.

fmtans. In Littleshall Mill Pool. Id.

AsPBRUGO procumbens. Conflux of the Corve

and Teme, Ludlow. Dr. Evans.

Campamula patula. Shelton Bank: Montford
bridge bank : Pitchford : Condover :
Leaton Shelf: Ceynham camp near
Ludlow. Id.

LoBBLiA DortJiuttma. Bomere Pool near Shrews-
bury. Id.

Viola lutea. Titterstone Glee Hill. Id»

¥ji&BASGUM Lycbmtis. Near Wrexhaniy on the

Chester road. Id.

— ' ' visgatum. Ten miles from Ludlow

on the Sirewsbury road. Id. '

■ - ■ ■■ Sktttaria. Five miles from Ludlow -

on the Shrewsbury Road. Id.

Hb&acleuii spiondyUum. g. Near Oswestry,

plentifully. Wittering.,

CicvTA virosa* In Mr. Staney's Pool Dam at

I. a

9lt SHROPSHIRE,

Hatton. Withering. In a rivulet near •

Bildwas. Mr. A. Aikin.

ScANDix odorata. At White Ladies near Bosca-

bcl. Mr^ Dicienscii^

Sambucus Ebulus. At Fern Hill near Whit-

tington; and about Whittington Castle.

Waringm

Drosbea longsjolia* Bomerc pool bog ; and Hat-
ton Nine heath. Dr. Evans.

Galanthus nivalis. Near Hennage above Cound. Id*

RuMBX sanguineus. Ruins of Underdale near

Shrewsbury. /^.

— maritimus. Ancot pool near Shrewsbury.

Mr. A. AiUfu

C o L c H I c tfM autumnale. Castle fields 4 miles from
Oswestry on the Welch Pool road:
Hope mead near Bishop's Castle : near
Caynhani Court, Ludlow. Dr. Evans.
In a field opposite Aston, the Seat of W.
Lloyd Esq. by Oswestry. Rev. J. Dawsm

Alisma Damasonium. Ellesmere mere. Dr. Evans*

— -— natans. Ancot Pool. Mr. A. Aikin*

Chloaa perfoliata. Colebrook Dale: Wenlock

Edge near Harley. Dr. Evans,

V A c c I N 1 u M Fitis idaa. Steiperstones. Mr. A. AHin.

*-- . Oxycoccus. Arncotbog: side ofBb-

mere pool; and in almost all the low
Shropshire bogs. Id.

PoLTGONVif Bistorta. Nnr the Mill at Meol :

SHROPSHIRE. 513

Sutton near Shrewsbury : four miles from
Oswestry on the Welch' Pool road. Mr, A. Aiktn.

Pa&is quadrifolicu Wood i6 miles from Shrews-
bury on the Ludlow road. i)r« Evans •

El A TIN I Hydropifer, About the Eastern shore
of Bomere pool near Condover.

Riv* E. Williams:

AviDXOUtn h poliffUan Birch Bog near EUesmere,

plentifully. Dr, Evanu

Chrtsosplenium aUernifolium» Longnor near

Attingham. Id,

9Axivti AG ^ hypnoUes, Titterstone Clee Hill.

Mr. A, Aiiin,

Saponaria officinalu. By the road side between
Llanamonerch and the new bridge. IVar^
ing. Nesdiffey on the road to. Oswestry :
a double variety at Haughmond Abbey,
Shrewsbury. Dr. Evans.

DiANTHus caryophyllus. Walls of Ludlow Castle. Id.

■ ' ' dehoides. Haughmond Hill : Wood-
batch near Bishops Castle. Id.

SiLBNB nutans. Hawkestone. Rev. W. Wood.

Sbdum rupestre. Titterstone Clee. Dr. E^vanst

Rosa tomenUsa. Frequent in this County. Dr. Smitk.

RuBVS iaxatiUs. Cemmaet near Machynlleth.

Dr. Efvans.

Potintilla verna. Near Downton Castle. Id.

514 SHROPSHIRE.

Geum rivaU* Wem ddii near Llanymenech ; and

Bagley brook, Shrewsbury. Dr. Emans,

Ranunculus Lingua. Anc6t Fool: Alxnopd

park-pool, Shrewsbury. IJ.

TaoLLius europ4tusm Meadows atHays, plenti-
fully. Waring*

Tsv CR lu M choffutdrys. Plentifully on a wall of the
Castle at Whittington. JFartng, Wen-
lock Abbey ; and Whittingham Abbey.

Mi NT HA roiundifoliam Bishop's Castle and

Clunton. Id*

■ g^ntilis. About sereral villages ii^ this

County. Re*u. E. fFiUiam^

— -— - Pulegium. Wet fields near lianyme-

nech. X>r. Evans*

Galeopsis 'versicolor. Near Baschurch. and Lla-
nymenechj abundantly : Ceynhan Camp,
Ludlow. Id*

Ballot A nigra, ff. Woods opposite the Ton*

tine Inn, Colclbrook Dale. Z). T*

Mblamptruu sylvaiicum. Woods near Han-
wood : near Bedston» Ludlow. Dr* Emans*

LatHRAA squamaria* Benthal Edge, Colebrook
Dale ; Sirubbery at Bitterley Court, Lud-
low. Id*

ANTiaaHiNUM Cymialana. On a wall at 01d«

port near Oswestry. Id*

SHROPSHIRE. JU

OKOBA1fQ^^elafiof, Hope Bowdler. Mr, A. Aildn^
%VMVifi^h aquatica. Ancot Pool. Id.

Thlas^i cav%putft* 0P PlcoUfol ia Colebrook

Pale. D. T.

CocHtf^^^l A Jani fa, Ca$tle WaUs, Shrewsbury^

plentifully. if r. A. Ailin.

Ibe&i9 ifi^icfifulis. Armor Hill. /W.

i^AB,PAHiv^ praUnsis. van^orepI^Tio. Meadows

about Ross Hall. U»

A%AMi§ iispidif* By the ^rst n^iie stQue from

jShrcwsbijry to Welsh Pool. AHiu,

lE,tiODi^H,t^94ciaMim. High rOfUl between Shel-

ton and Montford bridge* Mr* A. Aikin.

GiiLAii^CrM syh^ktm* Near HlUes Owen. JFithning.

,in praiense. Castle fields. Dr. E*vani»

-'-^ fprmMotm. Near the Quarry. Id.

-<«^ raiumUfslium. Near Shrewsbury,

plentifully. 14.

-— iTiuijifM^im. DoMmtoB Castle. Id^

mum*

ItAT HY^v 9 syhettris. Shelton bank ; and Frank*-

weU, Shrewsbury. jd.

ITicu fyhfltsca. Shelton bank; and Berwick '
vropd. Id.

iirjpiaicujtf aadrossmum. . Cross Hill near
jShrewsbujry. Dr. Evans. In a thicket
^ Hays. Waring.

■■ .M ■ duHum. Frankwell bank, Shrews-

bury. Dr. Evans* In Mr. ELnight's

<51S SHROPSHIRE.

LiCHBN hypnorum. Near Ludlow. Dr. Saiinft<m»

* ■ Uti ndmns. Rockt at Comi^ Floyd n^r

Bishops Castle. DilUmus.
> glaucus, 1
gUHfrrru. S ^ Steipcrstce. 74.

vcnosus. Near the Towo of Ludlovr,
- ■ b(frbaJiut. laavood near Bishops C<)#tle«

«H>»ii<*wi^—— — — ^— ' ' ■ ' ■ ■ - ■ I II » * 1 1 .^

SOMERSETSHIRE.

CRAtA hisfida. 0. On a bog nigh SmocktUf «

. wood near Bath. . ^^!K

Vbrokica byhrtdM% St* Vineents Rpcks, aearthe

Giant's Hole. * Mr. Dyer.

■ ■■ ■■ moniana* Leigh Wood by Bristol. • Id.

Ut&i c u L A a X A minor. On turfy bogs near Glas-
tonbury> plentiful. Hnistm. In the Moor
at that place. . Sir T. G. Cullum.

Iki4 fetldisstma. NearWatchet. Mr.E.Foraery

jun. Near Bath. Mr. Bai^.

CrpERUS Ungm. At Walton in Gordas. Mr. Dyer.
SciRPUt bolotchamu. On the seashore in ^s

County. Robson.

* Only a small part of the habitats in this County under tlie name
of Mr. Dyer, were communicated to us by that Gentleman, th^
reft are extraAed from Shlercllff's Briltol Guidc^ where they
stand np«n his anthotity.

520 ' SOMERSETSHIRE.

MiLiv M iendigerum, St. Vincents Rocks, near the

hot wells. Mr, Dytr.

Mz£iCA nuians. Leigh wood. /i.

PoA procumbens^ At the foot of St. Vincents
Rocks jast at the entrance into the walk
from the hot well house. Curtis, On
waste ground near the floating dock. Dr* Snufb.

hulhosa. Newton St. Loe. Mr, Dyer.

Briza mnor, St. Vincents Rocks. Mr, Dyer,

Near Bath. • Hudson*

B&OMUS squarrosus. Near Glastonbury. Id.

■ ■ arvensis. Cornfields about Bristol. Mr. Dyer*
w ■ ■■■ . diaridrus* At the foot of St. Vincents
Rocks, at the furthest part near the
meadows. ^ Sir J. Bants.

■ ■ ' ■■ fintuUus. St. Vincents Rocks. Mr. Dyer.

Ayrk A feUua. Cornfields about Bristol. Id.

Arundo epigejos. Between Watchet and Dunster.
^ ' Mr, E, Forster^jun.

HoRDBiric inariiimum. Banks of the Avon .^ Mr. Dyer*
DiPSACUs FuSonum. Much cultivated in> this

, County. IJ.

— .-I*..— pilosus* Near Bridgewater.

Mr, E, Forsteryjuun.

KvhiAperegrina, St. Vincents Rocks. Ray, In

Leigh wood near Bristol ; and near

Watchet. Mr,E.Forster^jun. Hedges

about Dunster. D. 71

hiT HOZfizMvupurpuro'Cdruleum. Near Taun-

SOMERSETSHIRE. Ml

ton. Ray. Coppice between Axbrldge

and Wookcy. Dr* iiaion*

AsPB&UQO frocumbins. In the Cornfields near •

Bath. Blackitwem

Campanula paiula. Banks bordering die road
to Castle Carjy not aoo yards from
Bewton. Maiotu

Viola hirta. On St. Vincents Rocks. Mr. Dyer.

VsaBAScuif Lychnitis* Hedges near Taunton. />• 71

BupLEURUM temiissimum. Boggy gronnd at the
Western end of St. Vincents. Rocks near
Cook's Folly. Dr. Broughton^

Selihv M paltutre. On Cackoo Bank, Gla^ton-'

bury Moor. Sir T. G. CuUunu

SxsoN segetum* Cornfields about Bristol. Mr. Dyer^

C I CUT A virosa. In some boggy grounds near

Shipton Mallett. Btads/ojie*

PiMPiNELLA dioica. St. Vincents Rock. Ray.

Above Uphill. Hudson.

Statics reticulata. Uphill. Mr. Dyer.

Allium ampelofrasum. Holme Island, Severn

Sea. Id.

— — — oleracevM. Near Bristol. Hudson.

O&NiTHOGALUM luteum. In a cornfield at Win-

ttaunton. Merreti.

^ ■' ■ pyrenaicuvu Near Ashby between

Bath and Bradford. Ray. Near Queen
Charlton, and between Bath and War-
minster. Swaym.

622 SOMERSETSHIRE.

SciLLA auhmnalis^ On St. Vincents Rocks» ocar

the lime-kiln of Clifton HilL Sir T. G. Cuttuntt

Asparagus qffictndlis. In a meadow near Cook's

Folly. Mr. Dyer.

Con VA L L ARi A polygonahim. 0. In woods on the

North side of the Mendip Hills. Bohartm

Acoftvs Calamus. Marshes near Glastontmry.
Withering. Near the late Mr. Sole's
garden at Bath. Mr. Dyer*

Rum EX sanguinevu. On an old wall by Bristol near
a house used for a cotton mill, Leigh«side
of the river. Id.

CoL c H I c V li auttemnale. Meadows between Bath
and Bristol. Mr. Dyer. Near Fariey
Castle^ and in the fields about Bishop^s
Norton abundantly. Mr. T. F. Forsier^Jun,

CHho^t^A^erfoIiata. On St. Vincents Rocks;

Ibnd in Leigh Wood* Mr. Dyer.

Ahv KouEDX polifoUa. Glastonbury Moor* Sir
T. G^ CuUum. Near the beginning of
the Mendip Hills from Bath* Blachione*

Saxifraga byfmaides. On Cheddar Rocks.

Hudson. Mendip hills. Maion*

DiAfiTHVi deiiaideu Near Bridgenorth. Mr.

F. WUlughby. Chedder Rocks. Mr. Crowed

—— cssius. On Chedder Rocks. Braner.

Most abundantly there still, so that the

SOMERSETSHIRE. 42J

boys in summer stick great quantities of
the flowers in their hats, and oiFer large
bunches of them to strangers to sell* /)• Tm

A&iMA&iA temdfolia, Fo6t of St. Vincents Rocks.

Mu Dyevm
— tverna. Mendip Hills. Maion.

Cotyledon lutea. Hudson says he saw specimens
gathered in this County.

Sbdum dasyphyllum. Walls near Bristol. Mr. Dyer.

' rupestre. St, Vincents Rocks* Ray.

Cheddcr Cliffs. D. T.

Ptrus ^ria. Rocks in Leigh Wood opposite
Bristol hot wells. Swayne* Mendip
HUls. Maton. Chedder Cliffs. D.T,

CisTUS guiiaius. In this County^ Robson»

■ " ledifolius. On Brent Downs* • Hudson,

■■ polifoRus. Found by Dr. Plukenet on

Brent Downs. Ray^

* P^ONiA corallina. WlUd. On the Steep Holmes.

Mr. F. P. UTright.

Thalictrvm minus. On Chedder Cliffs. Hudson*

R A NVNCULus parvtdus . In a low meadow below

Bristol Hot Wells, plentifully. Mr. Dyer.

• Of this iilter«llin|r ftfld splendid addition to our Britiili Flora
« figure wifi sboa be paUished In £Dg;li& fiotatiy. That it it
fcally indigenoal there can be Ikdc dm^bti at Mrell £pobi the nature
of the habitat, a* frmm tht infoHnation communicated to Dr.
Smithy who firat aec^uaitated ut with Its being found here.

S^ SOMERSETSHIRE.

Ranurculvs parvjflorusm On St. Vincents ^
• Rocks. ^ Swaym^

HEhi^BOKVM /ittsdus. Woods bctwcen Couns*

berry and Blackwell, pkntifulljr. Hudson^

Mentha /i*^/A3r. 4k In a swampy place on

Lansdown near Bath^ called the Wells;

also by the side of the Avon in Newton

Mead. Sole.

— T" & About Bath ; and between

Wells and Glastonbury. Id.

■ ■ ■ y. At Lyncomb Spa, and va-

rious other wet places about Bath. Id.

- gevStUs. 0, In Lock's brook^ between

Weston and Tiverton. ' Id»

£ai.lota nigra, 0, At Weston supra mare. Lightfoot.

Lion uaus Cardiaca. By the way side at Chedder,
Mr, E. Forster^jun, Waste ground near
Bristol. D. T.

Latkrjea squamaria. In Leigh Wood near
Bristol. Mr, Dyer, In the wood at
Midford Castle, and other woods. and
inclosures about Bath. Sir T, 6. CuUum.

Orob ANCHB rom^/a. i3. Fl, Aug, About Glas-
tonbury. Hudson.

Lefidium petr^um. On the loose parts of St.
Vincents Rocks over against Goram's
Chair, in the parish of Henbury, 5 miles
from Bristol. Sherard. On the walls
about Bristol, frequent ; and at Uphill. Hudson.

SOHR RSETSHISXi

LiPioivti' n^'^dlr. NeasF King's Wea^cmbefew.
finstbi.^ WiAerli^ At^^ fck>t df St.
'' .Vincents Roeks. -Mr, Dyer.

., ' . . Mr\ E, fiorsterfjun*

■ ■tf i tmn tAiglkitk Miurshb^ about Brisroh

Mr. Clajifield.
6irRirAimK& BeiKdifolia, On the rockr- n^^' the

thmtt diiee.

»««-. in^iakm, I« iilld aiSd' <lit<;h' lisAks

' • about Bath. Merrett.

Si ST M Bl^^Pi* lAft^i;^: -si. "^^^oc^b^s RoSdcs.^ Mr. '^

rZ)y^r. Below Bristol. Mr. E. Forster, jun.

A R AJB I if' st¥iaa\ Sit Viflcents' Kocfe'. Jftedsorli
dn- thc^^uth side bf thfe rivW aftbtit a
mife^bao^ thie^ Hot Wells', sparingly.

■Mk Claxfieldn
• Tu Riri-rt 8 ':ghih'ta.- Tir thie Qaarries'aliote' Falh.
i^. Swayne. On St. ViriCefitSj^bcks.

- ' WUFering.

> ^ «^ hirsitta\ dn St, ViitdentrRbclfs/plen-

tSfiiUy. • jDf . Brdttgttifi. Wall' bfehlod
Hhfe'Hot Well House: Mk- Djfer.
Xi^ii^' etcddlfef ClifSr attd Wills 'ri^
Bergh^ Wo6dt ■ Mr: Ei fdrsterjun.

* Dr. Wit]ifriog4ulp<>^, aBd'*B|yp4i^e9l]y oQtWrstftovt rotftofii
tlut this is die plant which Ray mistook for Cardamme helUdifalU.
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S^ SOMERSETSHIRE.

Eeodivii moscbatunu Way dde at Chcdder. * !
Mr. E. Foster, jun* By the river ^de
at Bristol. Mr. Dyer^

' " marinmum. In Leigh Down near

Bristol. Mr, Swayne. Opposite St.
Vincents Rocks, Mirrett. It growi
round the modern Tower in a wood at
Dunster. . Mr. E. Foriterfjuk.

Gkkavivu roiundifoUum. St. Vincents Rocks.
JFithering. Bath Eaton near Bristol*
Mr. £. Forster^junp About Bath, and
Bristol. Hudson.

— — — — sangyhuum* On Sv \^ncents Rocks.

Withering.
FuMARiA lutea. On a wall at Dunster, not far

from the Church. Mr. £. Fvrster^jutt.

L ATH YR V s hirsutus. On the sides of two hills j
the one North of Pensford on the Bristol
road ; the other between Pensford and
Keynsham. ^ Mr. Stuayne..

"■ * ' sybvestris. Plentiful between Bath

and Bristol. Hudton. On a hill neac
Pensford, with L. hirsutus. Mr.
' Swayne. Between Keynsham and Bris-
. tol. Mr. £. Forster^ jun. In hedges
between King's Weston and the new
passage, plentifully. Dr. Smib.

ViciA syhaHca. In Smokhall wood near Bathl

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SOMERSETSHIRE. iVt

Mr. GiUidyer. In die beech wood- dose
by the Monumeot-at LaasdowD. Mr.
Swayne. In the woods near Bath,

'Sir T. G. Cuthm.
YiciA * baea. Sand pit on the side of Glaston-
bury Tor Hill. D. T.
— hybrida. On Glastonbury Tor Hill. Mr. Soli.
^ TtLiWGhivu ornitbopodioides, St. Vincents Rocks.

Mr, Dyer.

* In a letter which Dr. Beeke did me the favour to write me^
ke obsorves, ** I scarcely think, nda hybrlda s^nd lufga are difierent
species. Most certainly the plants I have found below Glastonbury
Torwiere usually, though very unequally, villous on the back of
the Vexillum; I have eianxined them on the spot three times,
and thi« year have colle^bed seeds with a view to tty its utility
in Agriculture. I must also take the liberty to correA your
remark as to the soil where it k found. There is no chalk within
ao miles of the Tor, and the pit is one from which a whitish sstnd
18 dug for the use of a Brick Kiln at the bottom of the hill. The
plant it^ much more plentiful and luxuriant lower down the hill;
than in the pit where you found it, almost overspreading some
of the Potatoe grounds, of which also the soil it a loose but very,
fertile cnna-tclortd^ or pale brown fine sand. I inclose a few
teedt of those which I lu^ve coUeded, and as I have mysdf found
9H f£# iOKu roei flowert nearly corresponding with both the supposed
species 1 believe they onut be reduced to one only. "^— To this f
can only add that Dr. Beeke's seeds have unluckily not vegeuted,
that Mr. Sawerby and I found here only K htm^ and that y, luum
asd F» hyMda have for ipme years grown in my garden withant
at all intermixiog. Z>. T;

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'5% SQMERSETSmRE.

Tr I FOii u*r mariiimum. Id the meadows by the
nver siche between the Hot Wells and
BristoL Mr, Stvajnt*

♦ Lotus- diffasus. In the law meadows about a
mile beyond the Hot Wells near Bristot.

Sir T» G. CuUum.

.TR.AGOPOGOir parrifoHus. Meadows below Cook's

Folly near Bristol. Mr. Dyef.

Ca-Hduus eriophorus. St. Vincents Rocks. Mr.
Dyer. Between Bridgewater and Glas-
tonbury: between Alford and Kings-
down : near Box and Watchet. Mr, £.
. Forsierf jun» Hedges near Wells. D* T*

Er^iqeron canadensc* St. Vincents Rooks near

BristoL H^'uicriag.

* *' The iiRrrow*le»ved variety o£ iMus c^mietUafitt it plentiful io
a fi^ld near Pipers Inm Much obsetvation h»» convinced- me that
two perfe^ly d^tinct species ire, confounded under tliif.name*
One of them I ypuld call Lotut gih^ytf hccaMt^tle Ftx\llum is a/w^yt
gihif* immediately hebind the patulouit p^n of it : tbfl: other f
wepld'Call Zahis pUtuus of tbit thechara^cr it- that fbeUeth>o/tb^
Cmigftt, 0re akv^t ikotrgftit Jrtm ilMrJirtt wiN<J'9rmati9»; they, art
ih» broad» ciliated^ and green^ This is never .trufi of Zchu giUwf
tot hat' I^ pi^w* ever the peculiar. vcsiUuih of the otber« Z«
fUtut it about a Month later than L.giUutt and" grow* chiefly in
he^et and moist placet^ but toxnctimes in dcy and .open firldi*
It» floMKrtare more numerout and somewhat smaller. The nar*
rew-leaTcd .plant it a variety of Lotus gibiMu\ iSru. ZV. JSfaiiib

SOMERSETSHIRE. !S^

S E N £ c lo setrtUenicusm PlcntiftlHy tiy the side •«£ a
maHa river between Wells mod Glastoo-
bury. Bohart,

OfHiYl l^'tdus A'Uit. In the woods about fiath.

^tv r. a, CuUuTk,

■■■ fuusciferu. On the Ifigh ground AT the back

of liie odd well house. St. Vincents

Rocks. Withering. On a inll South West

of Bath. Merrttu

S«&ArtAB UngifoUa. Near Shipton Mallett;

BlachtQTU.
CaR£z DavalHana. On Lansdown HUl near Bath.

.' ' ■' " digitata. ^ jJear Bath. Mr. Sole. Ufider
St. Vinc^nu Rocks on the South Side
of the tivei-. Mr. Cla^dd.

t '' '■ clandestina. On ejcposed smnny ispots about

St. Vincents Rocks. Mr. S^it,

. ' \ Hmoia. Peat bogs on the top of Mendip

Hills. Mr.S^twyWi

PoLYPOMUM nm^are. i. hx a Aeep lane near

Mendip HUlf . Blachtope.

Dryopteris. Leigh Woodj rare.

Mr. Dyer. Mendip HilU* Blachume^

catcareum* Mendip Hills* JSAlci-

f^^ww

■« < ■»■

stOTie. On Ched^ Qiffs. Afr» £.
Forsttr^jun. ; (vih:> jiwtl^ rcnwki- it is

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539 SOMERSETSHIRE*

most probaUy the same j^t which was
formerly mentioned there as P. dryop'
teris.)

AsPXDiUM OreopierU* /3. Mendip Hills. Blacksttnu*

Aspire NiUM scptenfrionalff. Rocks on the South

side of Blackford Hill» plentifully. Mr. Brown,

ScOLOPEHDRiuM Cettrocb, Plentiful about Bri$tol>

Bath, and other places in die County, X. W. D.

Cy ATH E A regia. On thetop of the Meodip Hiils.

Blacistcni*

Hymenophyllum funbrigense. In a shady lane

near Shipton Mallett. " Id*

T%iciiosTOiAV M fontinalioides. H, Rivulet at

Cheddcr. D. T,

l^ECKEHA crispa, St. Vincents Rocks. Dr. .
5«W. Cheddcr Cliffs, Mr.E.Forster,
jun, Plenti&l about Wells. D» T*

Hypnvm undulatum. Wood at Dunster.

, Mr*. E, Fortter^ jun.

LiCHEM eandicdns. On the walls of Enmore
Church. Afr« Dickson. Great stones
about Wells and Wookey Hole, not un-
common. * D. T.
- trape%iformis. St. Vincents and Chedder
Rocks. W*

— — luridus. CKedder Rocks. Id.

_«, mimatus. Chedder Rocks ; and rocks,

called Tor, near Wells, DilUnius.

SOMERSETSHIRE.

531

Lichen aquatieus* RiTiilet at Chedder, near the

:^im. D.T.

■ " ' murihutk St. Vincents Rocks* DiUentm*

" '■ HUaceus, Wood at Dunster near the New

Tower. Mr. SowerBy*

■ deustus. St. Vincents Rocks. Mr. Dare.

■ ■ ' ■ saccattts. Chedder Rocks. DlUenun.

St. Vincents Rocks. D. T.

■ ■ ■ nmlfitttts. On Corsley Heath ; and in

Mr. Wyndham's and Mr, Horner^s
parks* DiOensuff

lanatus. Chedder Rocks* Huds9n.

\

■JUilt

STAFFPRPSHIKE,

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Char A ilspida. At the Sottom of a Spring in the

meadow near G;^yton. />r. Stohh

Galium WitheringiL On high, but boggy parts

of Handsworth heath. fTitbaring^

Sanguiso&ba oficinalis . Marshy soil about Staf-
ford, not uncommon. Id»

Caiifakula patula, Between Litchfield and
Meriden. Hudson^ Near. the Bath at
Litchfield, - Mr. Woodward^

■■ Rapunctilus, At Enville, Witbtring*

'■ ' " latifolut. On Banks of Marie at

Burton, one Mile South of Stafford.
Withering. In the mountainous parts of
this County. Xay^

Viola lutea» In a cornfield in the moorlands be-
tween Leek and Buxton. Wiibning^

Vbkbascum Lychniiis. Kinrerj near t&e Rock

Houses. Dr. Stoles.

«l.4ii\«

[IJUE. ns

JSnu7. Suft.

&P^jf JIUC odorata. At Tixall near StaSbod* Withering.
PiMFiNft/.ia'f»itf94« Hedges at Uam. iO. T!^

S^ic^vckjs Z^tt/uj. Tutbwry Cvtic. WiAmag.

OnTumK&ithCftsdc^pleodMy. #M«y.

D&osBEii UntffoU^m On ibc MUoduy t»Bed

fcyWgc. /i.

FiiiTiLtAKiA Mft€0ffri$, l^ « neadftw near

Bty«i)M]ij pleoiiifiifljr, ^Afr. JXdammu

n\ ¥^ \\ >^ ■ ■ ' var,Jl. alh* Im greait

AuAdUMe in a meadoi^.on tke right Ittod

jttde of the road IdAing JEtmi AVoleaeljr

. 9ndge to Stafford, not a quarter of a aiile

from the Bridge* . fVitierh^i

B^ttOBiuii ongusti/oliMm* ffnt the Caaal at

Oldbtry. id..

Cni^oviA ferfoliaiM. Eafiton^Uiey. . ££

Vaccivium ^t/t/ titfiv. In the moaatainoitt parts
oftlu<Coaat]r,a»oiigt)ie Heath, plttirf* :
fUly. Maf. Can«ock Heath, m a dry
gm?el. Dr. Siolifl

Oxycouoi. Bishop's WoCKb, near

•«i**

. ZcckdialL fFkhtfing^

DxPHiit Mimreum. Meedwiood Foreat. Afr. Piti.

l^&YGowvM Siitaria. Ikv the lafirmtfyi Staf-
ford, JFiiiirim.

^

m STA rFORI»SHIR&

MoNOTftOPA hypopiihys^ Lord Suiiiiford/s Woods ^

V * . at Eoville. Wubering.

OHitTiOSPl.KNivM aiiethifoiittM* Moorlands at '

. Belmont. . Mr. FiU.

Ei^rvBORBiA Cyfarusias, Woods at the Earl of

. Stamford's at EoTiUe. Witlkfhf^

n ^^ ■ ' ■ » ■ " ■■ Cbqraeias, . On the paper mill pool

.dam in Haywood Park. Rmy. In Need*
• wood •I^(^e8tt ^ g^ftt plenty, undoubted-
. i.^ ly wild. Mr. Wbaiely.

TvLVNifB Padus, He(^es at Penderford. Mr* Piit.

VvKW d&nusiica. Frequent in the woodlands of

- this County. P/otf,

Geum tiitfaU. At Ilam.v; Mr. J: Woods, jun*

Ranuncolus Li$tgua;;:n'iJSMcion pool near Staf-
ford. * Dr. Stokes •
j^ALLOTA nigra. 0. About Stafford. Id.
Thlas^i drvefue. About Stone^ Rayl
Ib^e^s nudicauiis. Near Leek. Rev. W. Wood.
CAJihAMiNB amara.. In the bog near the Bath at

WiUow bridge. Warimg^

CtKAViV u fraiense. Meadows at Ham, where I

> also found a variety with flowers almost

, white^ most beautifully marked with dark

Uu^ reins. D*. T.

•LatkyKvs NissoliM* Woods at Betmont. Mr.

Pitt. . Cotoo G^ld, Stafibrd^ in the hedge

. hunlf, 00 the upper part* .Wkhming^

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STAFFORDSHIRE.

535

Ht p BR I e V m androsmnunu Woods near Burslem.

L,ur,D.

GfXAfnALivisfnargarUaeeum* In a meadow at

Longdon near Litchfield. Mr. Sat*

Anthbmis nohlUs. On the road from Hedgefofd
to Staffordi near the direction-potti plen-
tiful. Mr. Pkf.

Salix pentandra. Willow Bayes at Wolver-
hampton« M^tctt* On the side of a
wet ditch, on the outside of some gar-
dens without the East Gate, Stafford. Dr. Stotes.

Empetrum nigrum. On the bog at Willow ^

bridge. . Warmg*

hiCHZumLniaius^ Rock at IUm» Mr» U^oodward*

SUFFOLK.

^CfiAitA htifida. In the Ten Ditches nfear
Laekford Bridg6» 7 lisiiies fri>m fiory*

# Dr. Smith's idea in English Botany, VII. t. 463. that this plant
it probably 01U7 a variety of C. tw^tfriV, appears to me by no meana
well founded. Independent of ics greater size, and the deflezed
aculei on the upper part of its stem, both which marks I have always
found constant, in all the specimens 1 have observed the floral
leaves have been three times as Jong as the Germe n, which in C*
milgaru (hey scarcely equal. They are also far more numerous.
Both tpeciet grovr abundantly about Yarmouth in the same turf-
piti and are often destitute of that cretaceous incrustation which in
general distinguishes them. I cannot avoid adding that in my opi-
nion this Genus would be better left in th$ Class Cryptoo^amia,
with which its affinity is striking, and in which it might tend to
^lear up some difficulties; and that the pellucid ring of the Anthe-
rs, which Hedwig supposed peculiar to C, vulgaris^ is even more
striking ia C. bhytda ^ndJtxUu, D. T.

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sujTOtK. s$r

Sir T. G\ Cultum. Bogs on Bradweli
Common* ifr. fVt^. On Beltoa
Common. D'*Tm

Chara fixilis. Frequent in Ae Ponds abotit
Heniey, not ht from Fpswich. Ray.*
Rivulet on Hopton Common. Mr* Stone^

ViRONLCA spicaftt* On Cavenham, Cu!ford> a'tld*

Rasby Heaths. ^> T. G. Cullum,

* ' ■ ■ ■ ■ TntmtatM. Woods near Ruskbrook* Id*

triphyUbs. Sandy Mow ^^Ids half a

mile to the East of Icklingham. Gottgh's
Camden. Ntar Bury- ^ Sir T. ©, Culhtm^
Near ^Llvermerc^ abandanr* -i^* J; - -
Dalton. Plentiful on Bairham- Heath.

• ReviW.Kirhy. Aldberough, the inc^o*
sure next the Marshes at the entraRce of

• the Tfe^vn. jRiw. Q. Crabk*

verna* Oh th* sandy heath. between

West Stow and I^rklinghanv; but< more
luxuriant'ifl the Ryo'at Wordwell, Wes^
Stow» andlcklingham. . Sir T, G. Cuiktmt

Vrtiicvhhiii A miner. In bqgs between Caven-
ham and Icklingham, and between Ca-
▼enhain and- Tuddenham. Sir T. G.
Cuilum. Bogs at Lound, and on XSorJe-
ston Common. Mr. Wigg. Old Tar£>
• |nts at Heringfieet. 2). T.

Caocus tftrnus. Bccclcs, the Osier-ground ; but

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sparingly^ and probaWf acci&vtaL

Rev. G, Crahhe*

1ki$ ftiidissima. Blythburgh. Mr. JDavy. On

day banks and cUtch ade$ about Easton :

• way from Piarham to Easton. J2w. G.

CrMe. About Btiry. Sir T. G. Cullum.

ScHOSKUS Mariscus. Riverside between Bungay
and Bccclcs. Mr. Woodward. By the
river acgoimng Mulford Bridge. Mr. Wigg.

cmpre^sus. / Frequent in bogs in the

Ck)unty. Mr. Woodward. Flixton
marshes. Mr.Wigg. Um^^i. Mr.Davj.
alius. Abundant on bogs at Behon,

andLound. Mr.fTigg.

SciKvvs muliicauUs. Bogs on Belton Common,

abundantly. ^^

. fautifiorus. With the former. Mn

fTigg. Bungay Common. Mr. Wood*
ward* Brad well Common. D.T.

^^ ackularis. Behon Common. Id.

, j, syhaticus. By the Bridge at Yox-

ford. Mr. Davy. Swefling, by the ri-
ver side in Orict grounds : Rcndham, in
the lower meadows by the river i Crans-
f^r^ Rev. G. Crabhe^

Pan I CUM viride. Fields opposite the Ferry it
Woodbridgc: about the sandy roads near

SUFFOLK. 53d

WIckham ^ Market.' Rt^. G. Crdhhe*
Very ^qvent about Bungay. Mr. Woodward.

Panxcum sanguiMaU, In fields opposite the Ferry

at Woodbridge, not far from the River; '
•ometimes in great abundance. Rev^ G, Crathe,

A^OPBCVRUS iulbosus. Most abundant in Marshes
by. the tirerside at Belton and Burgh •
Castle. Mr. Wigg.

AcROs.tia Sp'tca vtntu Cavenham, 7 miles from
.". Bury ; and near the 6th mile stone between
Bury and Newmarket, on the Hghc hand
side of the road leading from 6ury. Rev. •
R. Relhan. Dry sandy inclosures about
the heathy ground of Blexhall, and Snape,
not unfreqnently : tfie soil very dry, and " ' '
not, as Dr. Smith says, ** sub-humido."
Ren^. G. Cfabhe. Bromswell heath.

Mt. Davy,

hti^^cmiescms. On the Suffolk Coast. Dr. Smith.

Ms Lie A nutans. Woods at Sweiitng, and North '• *
. Xrlemham ; and elsewhere in that Coun-
. try." Rev. G. Crabbe. *

VoJihJJma. Sandy ground at Lowestoft. Dr.

Smith. At Aldborough. Mr.E. Ferster^jun.

'DACTTtiz'stricta. At Aldborough, abundantly,

about the Quay* and along Vic river side,

and sak ditches; also about the Light-

■ Jaouses, and more sparingly North of th»

V

40 SfXFBOlX^

Towa m the Mefe;. Rnv. • Gi- CtJblt.
It GOArers acre^ ^ndibitns t h e whoir 'ch)p
rii«nit AJdtorott^);«!id; Orfqcdv Mr. ^ookAsiomK
FisTUC* hmnMesi. Stsrilfi^and' MesBilsf partr of
Softpe by. ^: raadi side ;^ and in the way
to Aldboromgh,. Reo. G. CmUk

■ ■ ■>' um^mis^ AboQt La«i<%ttatd Fon.

iSfv. St.'Ooodmough*

■ Ibliixcear, Aboof finogay. Mr* If^cmt-

mard, Yo3Dfard».notaiicoinmon: Mr. Davy*

Bkouv^ finnatus^ About Buagay* Mrm WoQdward,

AvBNA yitfffa» Between Becclesand MtttfoitL D, T*

IjOliv u ar'vgHie^, Not unfreqncnt in cdsnfldds

near Bungiiy. Mr. Woodward*

HoKD^pu-mfiritimufnL Along the Banks of the
River at Orfbrd r Aldborough, at Slaugh-
den. li^vu G* Crahkg. In the greatest
abandance in marshes by the sides of the
river, and ofBraydOn-deat Yarrooatir. Mr; W^^
TaiTicuM toliaceum^ At Lowestoft. Dr. SmMi
About Landguard Fort. Re^v^ - i>r»
Goodinough, Beach at Aldborough, and
Dunwich. Mr. Damyi At Gorle^tOD^
Mr, E. Fonterfjun. SoathwohL J2. T.

HoLOSTBVM. umhellatum. On Walls^ and'ther .
thatched roofs of houses at Bury«

Sir 7. G« CuUum.
DiTtJicpsfUasus. Frequent p hedges-'aboafcFain**

SUFFOLK^ 641

ham ; Rendham, in the road to Bruis-
yard) and elsewhere. Rev. G. Crabie.
Not uncommon at)Out Yoxford* Mr.
Davy. . About Harleston. Rev^ H.
Tilney. Between Beccles and Bungay ;
and near Halesworth, 2), T'^

Galium iricorne. Sandy Cornfields about Bury*

' .Sir r. G. CuUum^

• ♦ anglicum. On the old walls about

JBury. Sir T. G. CuUtm. At Mildcn-
hall. Rev* C* Sutton* On the walls of
Little Barton church yard. Mr, E, Forster^jun.

CkMTUNCULVS minimus* East Heath near Oul-

ton. Mr. Wigg.

Ittit aqui/olium^ $» {baceis luteis.) At Wiston

i;i(U far fron^ Buers. Gauge's Camden.

PoTAiseGETOvffuitafu* River at Scole Inn sear

the Bridge. D. T^

RuppiA maritima. Salt marsh Ditches at Aid-
borough, and Orford, Mk^ Woodward.
At Dunwich, Uc. Mr. Davy. About
Yarmouth, not uncommoa* Mr* Wigg^

IX'iiLiEA muscosa* On Brandon Heath. Dr.
Smiti* About Bungay, in various places.
Mr. W^ward. West Stow, Ickling-
ham, Cavenham, and Nacton Heaths*

• In the History qf Bvy, Uxtlj pnbliahed, this pl«U ti said by
mistake to g^ow in the smidj sprnfiM abwt B»$y.: «

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544 SUFFOLK.

Str 71 G. CttUwnu Westleton^ aaS Dun*
Ifirich heaths : gravel walks at Mr. Mayn«
^rd's of Hoxne^ &c. Mr, Danjy. Bel*
^oby and Goileston heaths. Mr, Wtgg*
Haslewood CbmmoD ; and Frequent about
Aldborough. Re^, G, Crabbe, Aldeby
Common, Afr. /. Turner,

Akchu'sa semptrvirens. Bury, in the lanes near
Haberdon. Sir T, 6. Cullum. At tram-
lingham in the way to Parharo, past the
watery lane* Rev, G, Crahte. Burgh
Castlei near the Gardens. Mr, Wlgg*

AsPiRUGo procumbens. At Wangford near

Brandon. Mr, F, Eaglcyjun.

Cyclamen europauw. On a stee]p bank at Bram-

field. Mr, Davy*

Anaoallts artvensls, y. Near Bury. Sir T, G, CuUum.

6Am>anula latiJoUa, At Sh^meadow, between
Bungay and^^gccles: Linstead parva,
and other places 6ear Halesworth. Mr.
WotdtOard* Hedged nbzx Glemfiam. Crabbe,

Viola Urtn. Near Bury. Mr. Woodward,

ymMkiCXfiA Lychhiiu, Road From FramlTog*

ham to IPkrhkm, Crabbe.

I I ' ■ fulverulentum, Dunwich. Mr,
jydn)y. Back of Brbwston Ball hear
Ykrmduth : Hermg^eet Common ; and
near MtRfbrd Brid{^/ Mr^ Wi^.

. SUf FOLK. MM

VB&BAtevM Blattar4a. Once foand by the river
sidey Yarmeutfa> near tke Turnpikt Gate*

Mr. Wigg.

DATt7RA StrafnomuTfu On Firtttote heath, «Bd
' hedges adjoining, very copioody.

Mr, fPoodward^

ClHiitoi^lA pukhella. Wet grassy ground at

Gorleston, near the Pier. Mr. SMut.

Rhamnvs catbarticus. Hedges about Frkttiling-
ham, Ctahbe, Woolpit wood near Bnry.
Sir T. G, Cullum. Hoxne* Mr. Jos. Turner.

Thesiitm Unophyllum. Chalk bank near the Ptan-
tation of Firs on Sisby Heath, &c.

Sir T. G. CuUum,

ViHQA mAjor. NearHatjrstedQreen, &c. Id. "

Hbrniar'iA glabra. On Fallows near Barrow
Bottom. Sir T. G. Cutlum. Heath
between Bary atid Newmarket, aboat ^
five miles from Bury, on the right hand.
lU<v. G. Crahbe. Near the eight mile
stone between Bury and Newmarket, on
the right hand side of the road leading
from Bury. Rt^. R. Relhdn. Has been
found near Henham. Mr. Davy,

CWenopodium hyhridum. Sibton Abbey. Afr.
Davy. About Bury, ^ir T. G. Cullum^
Yarmouth, near the river. Mr, Wigg.

■ ■^tfCitt/yy. About Lowestoft, towards

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944 SUFFOLK.

the seiu Dr. Smith. Beach at Alii-
. borough. Mr. Davy. Woodbridgej by
the river, Rtv. G. Crabbi. Hedges at
GorlestoDi common* Mr. fFsgg*

S ALSO LA fruticosa* At Walberswick near the
Ferryi not at South wold, as stated in Wi-
theriog. Mr. Woodwards

Cu SCUTA europaa* Worlingham Heath. Id.

Gentian A pnetmonanthe. Carhon Heath near
Lowestoft. Mr, Woodward. Hopton-
and Corton Heaths. Mr. Wigg.

I ■ campestrts. On Thurston Heath.;

Cavenham Severals; .and Deadman's
<}reen near Hardwick. Sir T. G. Cullum.

■ * ■ amarella. var. Jl. flerussimis. On

the Heath n«ar Barrow Bottom: in a
chalk pit at Little Saxham> &c. - Id^

HvfhMVKVU rotundifoKum, Wheat fields at Sax-
ham. Id^

■ tenuhsitnum. By the salt ditches in
Aldborough Marshes j and plentifully
near the river at HoUesly. Rev. G.
Crahbe. Gorleston, near the Pier;
and by the sides of Braydon near
Yarmouth. . Mr. Wigg^

Caucalxs dauioides. Great Saxham near Bury.

Sir T. G. CuUum.

«

S s L I IT V If palustre* Worlingham Common by the
side of the ditches^ but sparingly. R^*

/

SUFFOLK. ^545

tr. Crabbe. On Belton Commoa y and
in the beautiful grounds of Rer. N*
NichoUs at BlundestOQ. Mr» Wlgg.
Alder Carrs at Fritton. /). T.

Hbkaclium sphondylium. fi. Framlingham. Crabh^

Anoelica arciangeiica. Far from any water in
a gravel pit near the end of St. Edmund's
Bury towards Sudbury» ' M^trett*

Sivif laii/olium. Near Bungay, frequent: banks
of the Waveney between Bungay and
St. Olaves. Mu Woodward. In the
. larger ditches near the river at Beccles ;
and at Worlinghani } Cove, kc. Rev,
G. Crabbe. Marshes between Yar-
mouth and Burgh Castle. Mr, Wtgg*

Obhanthi fimfnnelloides. Marshes near the sea
at Leiston. Mr, Davy* Very common
by the salt marsh ditches about Yarmouth.

Mr. mgg.

\ » pawdamfolieu In a large wet mea«

dow near Westley Siottom about ar mile

and half from Bury. 5<V 7. G. Culhtm.

CicvTA n/irosM* Near Temple Bridge, Caven-

ham. Sir 7*. G. CuUunu Banks of the

, Waveney between Beccles and St.

Olave's: Oulton Broad: Oulton Dike.

Mr. Woodwrnrd, Bradwell, and ebe^

i4ff aUFFQLK.

where aboat Yarmoath* not uocoiQi3i(».

Mn Wtgg. Side of Fiitto» Btocid. Z>. r.
CoRiiliiDRUM tativum* About Ipswicb* i^'**

Smitb, Among Corn near Framlin^bara. Craibe.
Cajium Carm* la Wcstley Bottom neat Bury.

Sir r. G. Culkm. Fid<b at Parhaxa>

Rev^ G. Crallfi.

FiMf XM BLLA mfl^fl. y. Wooda at Hawsted, Great

S^2(haiB, &c. ^«^ 7^- <?• ChOm^

SAMBveus Ehultu. Near Framlinghain, m the
road to Woodbndge, and near Parham in
the same road. Jlw. ©• Crabby. Bramp-
ton; Ru:mbiirgh» Mr. Boivy* Near
Iiowestofu Afr. J. 2>. Downes^ Gorle-
stoOf by the old Steeple. Hr. Wigg.
Halesworth. J^% T»

■ I ' mgra. Near the Lime Kik^* East
Gate» Bury. ^ ^ T. G. CuUum*.

fvar, foUls vanegatts. Wood-

^»^

bridge Wood near Framliogham* Ci^aihm

Tauakix gattica* ByLandguard Fort. SirT.G.CuBum*
laluvUfertnne. At Ixworth. Mr. Woodward,
Near the Windmill on the Hill, near
the North Gate, Bury, and elsewhere.

Sir T. G. CuHum.
. angustifolium. Darsham. Mr, Da*vy*

Drossaa longifolut. Turf boga near the river
North of Beccles. Re^. G. Craibc. Bogs

SUFFOLK. 547-

at Fritton, Belton, and Louodj pot pp-
cojmmon. Mr. Wigg.

Myosu&us mininmt* Fields at Bl^i^4^tQn, Mr.
Wi^* Parhanii in a wet n^e^o^ pi)4^r

«

trecst Retu* G. Crabhe*

Galanthv^ nivalis* Yoxfprd: ^f^4^^on:
Westleton. Mr. Davy. Hedges at
La^fieldy in the greatest profusion. D. If"^

Levcojuic ssti'vum. A trouh|e9ome weed in

pasturef at Little Stonham. Mrs. Cobbold^

N^a CI9 sus foaiciUf Field at Cove. Jilr. IV. Jacobson.

FaiTiLLAai^ Mfkagrh. Meadpw at Laxfield,
near the Church« Mr. Da^. Be-
tw^eift Laxfield and Stirrup Street. Mr.
W^mard. At Little Stonham. Mrt.
Cfbhld. Meadow at Hawsted.

Sir T. (?. Cidlum.

TuiaP^ sylvestris. Chalkpit near St. Peter's

^arn^ Risbiy Gate Street, Bury. Id.

OairiT|poQAi.uM Ivteum. Found sofae years 9ince
by Mr. Ashby on a hedge at Shipmeadow
between Beccles and Bungay; there
were but few plants, and he has never
been able to see it since. D. 71

■ ■ .- ■ umhellatum. At Little Stonham.

Mrs. Cobbold. Near Barton Shrubbery.

«

Sir T. G. Cuttunu Hopton Church Yard.

Af r. W^g* Hedge at Bungay. Mr. AsSiy*

548 SUFFOLK.

ORNiTBOOALtru niHanr. MiddlctoOj appareatly
quite wild. Mr* Davy. Meadow nearly
opj^osite the ichalk pits in Risby.Gate
Street, Bury. Sir T. G. CuUum. Fre-
quent in Orchards, Church Yards, and
about Tovnas and Villages near Framfing-
ham. Crabbe.

* CoNVALLA&iA muUsflora. In the Pits, caUed

LUy Pits, at Bradwell. JfeTr. m^g.

f Hy A c I N T H u s racemosus. Fields at Hengrave ;

and plantations at Cavenham. Sir T*>G. CuiUim,

AcoKUS Calamus. River side below Haksworth.
Mr, Davy. By the Waveney between
' Beccles and Gillingham, and in other
places. Rev. G. Crabbe. Ditches near
the river at Helton, pleotiFally. Mr.
Wi^. Ditch at Burgh Castle. D. T.

JfTNCVS acuttu. Salt marshes at Aldborough. Mr. Davfi

Frankbnia l£<vis. Walberswick, See, Mr.
Davy» The edges of the salt water pooh

* Dr. Smith hat erroneouily refcrred this habitat iq Flora Bri-
tannica tp C, PJjfguiatfim: our plant, though its peduncles often
bear 00I7 one, and teldom more than two flowers, is still unquestion*
ably C. a»iiiSf2/^ora, and is sufficiently distinguishable by its cylindrical
stem, and the shape of its leaves. D. T,

f We have given a place to this plant, because Sir T. CulTum
finds it plentifully in the habitats h^e mentioned, and considers
it *' at least equally entitled to a place in the British Flora as
tuUpm tyhtttris^ and many other naturalised species."

iSUFFOLK. «49

near the Pier at the mouth of the Yarey
are all beautifully fnoged vnth this elegant
plant. ' Mr. Wi^^

Rum EX san^tnneus. At Lowestoft. Dr. Smith.

About Framlingham. CriMt,

— mantimus. Duowich. Mr. Davy. Foni«

ham Heath, near Hengrare Park. Sir
T. G. Cuilum. By ditches on Bradwell
Common^ and elsewhere about Yar-
mouth. Mr. fVigg. Sides of Kessing*
land Dam. D^ T.

CotCHicv uauiumnale. At Little Stonham^
plentifully. Mrs. Cobbold. Laxfield.
Mr. Davy. Great Barton ; and Haws-
ted. Sir T. G. Culium. About Soham^ .
Easton, &c. Re^. G. Crabbe. Pastures
at Cretingham, a most noxious weed. Mr. Mcrsu

A&iSMA Damaswium. Framlingham. Crabbe.

■ ranunculoides. Framlingham. . Crabbe.

In Livermere Park; and I^ens beyond

Lackford Bridge. Sir T. G. Culhtm.

Lound i Hopton ; and other places about

. Yarmouth^ common. Mr* Wigg.

ChlorA perfoliaia. About Bury* Sir T. G.
Culium. Near Bungay. Mr. Woodward.
Not uncommon about Yoxford. Mr. Davy.

V^cciifiUM Oxycoccos. Wodingham Common

oear Beccles. Mr. Woodwari^

660 surFOJ{.K.

Daprnb JUrMT^m^ At (^^xfield. Afn IPW-
^4tr4» Mt« D4V]r» my brother, »od
myself hare looked for it in vain. D» 7\

PoLTGOitvM Bi^rta. Reodham^ in a meadow
next the Parsonage v North Glemham^ in
(^qe ne^t tl^e road* Rifu. G. Cr^bhe*
Sfhipmcadow* Afr. Woodward. Low
foea^wi iifs^: the Pest houscj Bury.

Sit T. q. CuBum.

Pahs fi^nfoUa. Woo48 at Rushbrook, and

Great Saxham. Id.

* Py&opa TQtitudtfolia, Q^ Bradweli pprnpuQo^

among Furze* Mr. Wigg.

CHRT80iri»|SNiu¥ idUn^fo^um. In an alder car
at Weybreid n«ir Nee<lhan| WatermiU.

JJf r. Janus Turner.

So^ciANTHva pftttms. In sandy groun4S| and
balks of eori)field§» about Eldeq, plentii
^ly. Ray, CttUprd* We^t Stow, and
IcUiogHam healths* ^ir T. G. Cu^fm.
Among the gra$s o^, a heath between
Sareham v^i Thetford. Afr. £• Fwttrijun.

* This Hits ^Iiy^ys been considered an extraordinary habitat for
a plant yrhich U generally found in deep shady woods; but I
incline to think it it not an unnatural place of growth* and
that this PyrtU rather aSeds similar ttatious, from having lately
received some specimens gathered for me by a Uidy* u^n the
Denes (dU dutmtm) at Haarlem, A T,

SUFFOLK. 551

Sapona^IA offcinaJis^ Wentletonj Hacheyow,
$:(;« M%. Davy^ By the turupi^e ^oad
at Marlesford. Re<v. G. Crabbe^ l^ear
l^ivigayjt by tbe road to FUxtQp« ^r.
Waodtvard. Hedge at Beccles by Rose
|Iall> «md OB the Halesworth rqadi, .

njar.fi. pUikQ. At North

Gknhamy in the road to 3wefling on a
sandy hedge. Rey^. G. Crabbe.

Si LBN I An^Hca. Wesley; Barrow Botton:^ Sec*.
Sir T, G. CuUutn. Cornfields about
• Bungay. Mr. Woodward. Light kndt
about Sutton : opposite Woodbridget
across the river ; Faroham ; Marlesford.
Rtv, G* Crabbe. Lound. Mr. W^ig*
Fields opposite Bradwell Chi|r«h* D. T.

' ftiittquevulntra* At Sutton^ and odier

places in the sand lands ; not marked so
distinctly as in Gardens* yet niore so
than any variety of «S. angltctu Renx. G, Craiie.

m t oiites, Fornham St. Martin : Risby^ &c.
Sir T, G. CuUum, About Thetfordj in
this County as well as in Norfolk.

Afr. £. Forster^jufi^

»— — — noctifiorc^^ Turnep fields round Bury.

Sir 7*. G. CuUum. Near Bungay. Afr. Davy.

Stbllakia glaufiOt. F^n ditches at Cavenham,

552 SUFFOLK.

frc. Sir T. G« Cuitum. On Burgh
Common. Mr. JVigg. Bogs at Brad-
wcU. D. T.

A&BNA&iA tenuifoKa* Sandy places near Bury,

Mr. Woodward.

Cekastium Utrandrum. About Yoxford. Rsv. G, CraUe,
'Lythrum hyssoptformm. In a wheat field just
beyond Barton Mere near the diredion
post| on the ro^d leading to Pakenham
and Barrow Bottom. Sir 7*. G. Cidhm.

Prunus Padus, Woods near Framlingham« Cfahbe.

Pyrus iorvfunalis. Darsham. Mr. Davy.

■ j9ria., Near Bungay. Mr. Woodwardm

Rosa tomentosa. Frequent near Bungay. Mr,
Woodward. Hedge on Belton Common ;
and in the lane between Brad well and
Burgh Castle. D. T*

Pot EN TILL A vtma. On a chalk bank at Caven-

ham Severals. Str T, G. Cullum.

ToRMENTiLLA rtfians. Lane at Belton, near
Browston Hall. Mr. Wigg. Wood
at Corton. 2). T.

GsuM rvoaU. «

Pafateh hyhridum. \ ^'^"* ^"'7- ^'^ ^- ^- C"*'''"'*

^ TiLiA microphylla. Near Lord Xieicester's
woods at Denham near Barrow: ob-

* Annals of Botany, I. p. X09»

SUFFOLK. 563.

'Bcnred in company with Mr* Crowe, who
had qoticed it for several years*

Sir r. G. Cullunu

DblpHinivm CansoIUa, Near Bury. Riv* Dn
GooJenough^ Fields about Aldborough
at the Hall Farm* kev. G. Crabhe*

St&atxotis aloides, Lowdham Hall Mere.
Crabhe* Ditches near Bungay and Wor-
lingham. Mr. Woodward. At Brad«

well, and elsewhere about Yarmouth :
on Haddisco Dam, close by the Turnpike
Gate. Mr. Wi^^

ANfeMONB Pulsatilla. On a chalk bank at Caven-

ham Severals. Sir T. G. Cullum.

Thalictrum minus. In Field Lanci and chalk
pit near St. Peter's Barn, Risby Gate
Street, Bury. Id.

Ranunculus Lingua. Ditches near Timwortb*
Cavenham, &c. Sir T. G. CuUum. Bun-
gay Common. Mr. Woodward* Ditches j

on Beccles Common, and near the river*

Rro. G. Crahhe.

Hblleborus viridis. Near Stradbro6k. Mr. Woodwards

■ «-^ fcetidus^ Bath hills by Bungay.

Mr. Woodward. Laxfield : Newton :
Cranford. Mr. Davy.

Mbntha sylvestris. Aldborough Beacon Hill,
near the Bouom : Cillinghami near the

SSI SUFFOLK.

♦i^^. ke^. G. €rMt. At Bui^h
Castle; And by Bro^tott Hall. MV.
S^t^. About Bury. Sir T. G. CuUum,

Mentha kfiridit^ f

-^ piperita. } A*«« B-"?. I J'

■ *• -^ "• • tf»7ajto. f. Near Beccles, do the Lowfe-

woft rtfad, JD. iT.

" Putegiuiii. Sttry. 5ir 9*. (7. CuUufn.

Parham Green: BenlialU oo a Green
near the Lodge. Rt<v. G. Crabbe, Yox-
ford : Middlctoh. Mr, Davy. EUing-
ham. Mr. Woodivard. ' Belton. Jifr. Wigg^

Galbopsis versicolor. About Blythburgh, in .
the higher ground near the road among
turneps: ait Leiston, and the icountr^
near the coast. Re«v. G. Crabbe. About
Yarmouth. Mr, Wigg. Turnep fields
at Gillingham. D. T. Fields at Beccles,
between the Town and the Fen. Mr. t. Turner.

Galbobdolon luteum. A curious and elegant
yariety of this plant ** Corolla^ 'vel Jlote
ierminali^ pland^ uxfiddf'* in a lane near
the Grove' at Hardwick, a mile and a
half from Bury, first obsenred by Sir John
Cullum in 17749 and several times sinte
by myself. Sir T. G. Culkm.

LbonurVs Gardtaca, Lane hear the Toll Gate,
Bury. Sir T. G. CuHum. About

SUtKOLK/ 559

inh^j. Mr. ff^bodM>ard. North C6^.

Afr, F. Turner m

Thymus It^ia. H^dge oh the nght just M6^

iKcrinet Bell. Str f . G. Culkm.

McLAMPYRUM erisiafum, Colnihbh aboat Bury, /^»

t'EDicvLARis sylvcuicdm Od the 27th O^ober
iSoiy Mr. Dillivyfi fouhd 6a Beltoh
Co'iAMon an extraordih^i^ Taiitty of this
plant with ah hypocrateri fbm eoi-olla ;
the limb divided into $ equal 'co)-dlat&
seghlehts : the stamina Mit&b Uthl&r pro-
minent (^ of six flowers one 6nly Was thus
irregular, the remaining &tt j^^enred
theit niiturai appearahce. D. T»

Anti&^hinuii ijnuriuM. Near Buhgay^ and
Diss : Mr» H^ood'Af/ird, Near Bury.
^i> T. 'G. CuUum, iPrarnHnghaoi, among
];>eas6 and beans* Cra^c,

— — ^ii^ minus. At tktn ; aj^d about

NewTharke*. Rrv. 0, Cfabbe. Near
Aldboi'ough. Mr. E.t^QTster^jun.

ScnornvLAKiA vernalis. Fornham St. Genoveve.

Sir Tm G. CuUum.

CRoliAirCHfi 'eUuiof. About Bury. fd.

' • minor. Plentifully among Clover kt

Raydon Cottage, Orford. Rthf. G. Crahte.

ramasa. At Mettingham near !6un-

gay. Mr, Woodward.

^sa ' SUFFOLK.

Alyssvm sativum* In Lakenjiam Field, hj

Waagford. Mr. Eagte^

LcPidiUM latif ilium. Hedge by the roadside
close to the Bridge at Blythburgh. Mr.
Davy. Snape, by the river side near
the Bridge. Rev. G. Crahbi*

' ' ruder ale. Lawthorn Marshes by Aid-

|>orough. Mr. Woodward. About the
tiver side, Yarmouth, very common, Mr, Wigg.
tnhKiti arvetue. About Saxmundham. Ray,
Near Farnham wood, about the grounds
of Hanghley Park, Badwell Ash, kc.
Sir T. G. CuUum. Belton. Z>. T.

CoOHLEARiA ongUca. By the- side of Braydon,
and in Marshes near the river at Burgk
Castle, plentifiilly. ' Mr.JV'lg*

Ibiris nudtcauRs., About Bury, and Bungay.
Mr. Woodward. Swefling, in a sandpit
near the Church ; . in all the sandy and
light lands about Orford, Aldborough,
Leiston, &c. Retu, G. Crabbe. Westle«
ton ; Henham, &c. not uncommon, Mr.
Davy. On Fritton, and Belton Heaths.
Mr. Wigg. Culford Heath. Rev. G. R. Leaihts.

Cram BE maritma. Beach at Dunwich. Mr. Davy.

C A R o A M 1 N B fratensls. var. Jlore pleno. Fram-

lingham. Crahbc.

— — ..— amor a. Side of Bcccles river by

\

SUFFOLK. 557

■r

Gcldeston : ditches at Ufibrd, and other
moist places. Rev, G. Crabbe, N6ar
Bury* Sir T. G, CuUum. About Bun-
gayi Mr, Wtfod^jord* NearWeybread
Water MUl. Rev. H. hlney.

Sisymbrium jrjr/<E;fi^^« Marshy plabes about Firam-

lingham. Crabbe.

■ ■ *polyceraiium» Under Garden walls
in the Northgate street^ Bury, and seve-
ral lanes adjacent. Sir T, G. CuUum»

EkYSiMVM charanthoides. Cornfields about Elden*
Ray. Common in Turnip fields near
Bungay. Mr\ Woodward. Near Ips-
wich, by the road leading to Norwich*
Dt. Smith. About Bury. Sir T. G.
CuUum. Yoxford, not unfrequent. Mr^,
J)avym Osier grounds at Beccles, and
Glemham. Rev. G. Crabbe: CommoSt
about Halesworth and Diss. 2>» T"*

liESPBEis inodora. Once found near Browston
' Hall; Id.

Tv&RitU glabra^ Flixton* Mr* Woodward.

' * This plant was about ao years ago thrown out of the garden

pf the late Rev. Mr. Laurents, but now grows in great quantity

about Bury, and is perfedUy naturalized, so that any Botanist* not

acquainted with the circumstance would suppose it to be really

indigenous ; which has induced Sir Thomas CuUum to admit it t*

a place in his catalogue of the more rare plants of Bury, published

in a jrecent history of that Town, from which list wc hava ex*

trailed much of the information here followed by his name.
V0L« IIv O

858 SUFFOLK.

Hedge on the London road between
Woodbridge and Ipswich near Kesgrare :
Farnham> by the way to Aldborough
where the old road was. Rev* G.
Crabbe* Near Dun wich. Mr. Davy.

TuRRiTis iirsuia* Sudborii, near the Halh
Rev. G. Crabie, Goinmon near Bury.
Sir T. Gt CuUum. Walls at Brandon,

iUr. Woodward*

Bkassica orienialis. Cliffs at Bardsey near

Orford. I>ale^

— ., — : — cawpestris* Rev. C* Sutton once shewed
me a specimen gathered on the Sufiblk
. eoftst, but I forget where* D. T.

Erodium mosdaium. , On Bradwell Common,

ddabtfiil if wild* Id*

Geravivm pbdttm. On a bank at Ashbocking*

Mrs* Cobbold*
J pratenn* Meadowi at Darsham. Mr, Davy.

,«^ .— fyrenaicum. Hedge opposite Rose

Hall, Beccles. Mr. F. Turner.

■■ii sanguineum. Heath near Woodbridge,

Rev. P. Lathbury.
FuMAKiA parvifiora. SuflFolk side of Newmar-
ket, between the Towa and Windmill.

Rev. J. Dahw*
GiNisTA filosa. On Culford, Carenham, Lack-
ford, and Tuddenham Heaths near Bury.

Sir T. C. CuRum.

PxsuM 'Utarklmu'm^ Oa- ^ fMAf beadf ^ar
Orfbrdy ^tiftdantty. R4y4 Aldborovgh,
near the Lime Kilo* IS^. G. Crabbem

LATHYKtrs Aphaea. In a grarel pit Bear' Siekfes*

- mere,-&c. 5/r 7. G, CuBurtu

*' ■ NisH)UM. Pai^alnV iH' meadow sides ;

Iteat ^^ kill OB a^ clay bank there.' Jl?v»
'^ 6. Crabh. Nfiaf B^d^jc; jtfr^ ^%.

syiv£s*ris.^ 'Woock at Great Satsriiam.

fi6r r. G. Ctt/ZttW.

fdinsPns. Marshaa at Tlnttos^ and

1*1 ii

SiL.

* > >i

betweeft Borgh Castle and- the iriter,

Mr. Wi^* BeocIesy.URi WoriiBghaiift-

Feflis. . itfn i*. Turner »

if itt A ktfiy^id^ ^dSiAg) noaar i&e ChtHch i-

Ai(&CMrdugh.€><Miinu)n. -i2#4r. G« Grabhe.
< ^ear i3ia SigMii Hoose at Westleton*
' Mr. Baifiy. Sandy grdand at Btu-gh

Castle. Mr. fTtg^.
^ iisaekt Ofr dic'beflfdi atOsfoid^ on the side

Bbxt ilie rifir about half a mif e fronfif the
^ ^irer^'s imudiw ■ JkTr. Humphrey. At
- - Aidboroi:igh* i&<z;. Mr» Burroughs.

Kzt%ia>kt>o% gfyt^^Oos.' At Coddeofagm.

Itev. Om CraiiA Near Bury* Sir T.

6« €2illunu- In a hedge near FornJ^tm
. St. Mkrtio. ' - Mr. £^ FfirO^r^jm*

MO SUFFOLK*

AsTRAOAiui i^qg^oiiis. About Bury. SirT.G*
CuUum. .Newmarket Heatfai on bpth
sides of the Town. iZfv. 6« Craiie*

Tkitoj^wu ormthapoSoides. Aldborough, between
the Fort and Powder Hou^e. Riv. G.
CrMe. Near the Sea at Lowestoft.
Mr. E. Foriter^jim. Meadow adjoining
the Turnpike Gate, Yarmouth, v O. T^

r " ■ ■■ ■ ocbreUucum. Not uncommon about
Yoxford. Mr: Davy. Frequent at
Glemham, Parham, and Saymundham.
Ri9. G. Crabbe. Bufigay, plentiful. Mr.
WacA^ard. Near Haleswortfa. D. T.

■ ft ■ maritimum. Salt marshes near Yar-

mouth. Mr. ^a*
seaborn. At SiaUghden, Aldbo-

rough. JUv, G. CrMe. Bath Hills,
Bungay. Mr, Woodward. About Bury.
Sir T. G. Cuaum. Hills at Gorleston,
immediately above the Ferry. . D. T.

— — glonuraium. About Sascmundham*

Ray. Bath Hills, Bungay* Mr% Wood*
ward. Middleton : Dunwich. Mn
Da'vy. Gorleston, with T. scahunu
D. T. Swefling : Aldborough : Great
Glemham, and most of the sandy ground
in that part of the Country. Rev. G. CrMc^
"iT»i w\ ■ suffocaium. At Lowestoft. MUi

Temple. Aldborough, between the Town

^d Slaughden, in the Mmbt Rt^% (?•

SUFFOtK. 581

Crcihu About La&dguard Fort| plen-

- tifullf. Sir, T. <?. CulUm^ Dunwich ;

and SouthwoU. Mr. Davy^

IAe^iq AGO fiJcaia* About Bury, Sir T*. G.

' CuUtm. ' Dunwich old Churchyard,

profusely s hedge side from Sudbom to

Orford. • Rfv. G. Crabhe.

f I 111 \ var» Jloribus *tdoiaciis^ luteisf

tt vires antiSus. Bank on the roadside a

r

little beyond the new Bridewell, Bury^
and between Bury and Saxham. Sir
T. G. Cttllum. Fields at Bradwell, and
Burgh Ctistle. - Mr. Wigg.

m polymorpba. y. (M. tnurkata With.)

On the sea bank^ and by the quay at"*
Orford. Rau

* HYPBaicuM duhhm. In a lane nearFramUng-

ham;' Rev, G. Crabbcm

SoircHV» peduttris. Rirer side at Becclesf, and
Worlihgham. Rev. G. Crahbe. Ditches
under Burgh Castle^ Mr. Wlgg.

l^jpoMTODON palustre. Marshes orer the North
Ferry I Yarmouth ; and on Bradwell and
HoptoQ Cpmmons* JP.T.

Qz2Tis fB^ida. About Claydon, and Codden"

ham. Rev. G. Crabbe. Near the six*
* Tke plant introduced under this name by Mr. Crabbe, In the
list of Fi:amlinghaiii fjantt, subjoined to the Uloory of that Town,
and stated to be qon^iVDiiin diat part pf t^e QotHUtgr^iye are autho-
rized by that gentleman to say is only H, birsutum.

mile ^ie fr6ai Bojry to' N^nttiaAet ;
and Great Sa^w> Sir, T» <x. Cullupu

,C9Llfluthnnis, Near Bary. Sir T* G. Ctdkm.

F^mUbgluwifl pear ttUL Ca$de : P^chM9« \ >

. tU^, G. Crabh,

4^0. near Bury. ^tr T. <?• Cyfinnu
Near Harlepton. Jtfr, firoott. Com*
^elds at Dingle» Westletoiiv plentiful.
JIfr. i)avjf. Fields near the Almsf
Houses, Woodbridge* Ri^» G, CraUe.

Hyfocharis macuUia. At the end Qf ^isby
heathy on a chalky baolt close to the
Planution of Firs. Sit T. Gb Culkm,

" glabra. Among Tur^ieps fit Great

Barton, &c. Id»

Carduus tentiiflorus. Not uncooimoa near the
sea.- Mr, Davy» Every wher(^ about
Yarmouth. Mr* W^kX*

■ eriophorus* Near Framlinghamy ii? the

road to Woodbiidge, sparingly. Rev*
Q. Crabby. About Bury. Sir T* Q,
CvUum* Near Clare« Mr^E^ Fofiter^ .
y«if. Debenham. . Jlfr. Davy.

frakmis. Marsh sit Bradwel!.. Mr. Wig^.

S AUTOhiii A ^maruima. On the beach just abpTC
high water mark, one mile North of
Landguard Fort. Smki. Aidborough,
and Orford> near the Light Houses.'

SUFFOLK. M3

Retu <?• Crabhe^ Beach at Duhwich,
plentifully* Mr. Da/vy*

Artemisia camfestrh. At a place called Elden,
in SufToiky 12 miles beyond Newmarket
towards Lynn, on the balks of Cornfields^
and by the way sides, abundantly, for a
mile in length and breadth : also a mile
from Barton. Mills on the way to Lynn;
and ^ among the furze bushes under the
hill. Ray. On Icklingham Heath near .
Bury, Sir T. G. Culluiru

Gn A p A LI u M diiHcum. On Canhanr Heath near

Bury« Mr. Pitckford*

'■ rectum. Roadside from Famham

to Snape«^ Rev. G* Crabbe. Belton
^ Common. Mr. Wigg. Hedge by Gorton
wood on tl\e road from Yarmouth to
Lowedtoft* D. T. Side of the road
from Yarmouth to Beccles, by the four-
mile stone* .» Mr. James Turner.

SkNEcio viscosus. By Aldborough^ near the

Beach* Mr. R. Forster^jun.

r

-: — ■ ■ i paludosus9 In Lakenheath Fen near

Wangford. Re*v. J. H^msted.

Inula Hiknium. At Mettingham. Mr. Wood"
ward. Parham, the Hall Farm : Uffbrd.
Rev. G. Crabbe. Sibton : Bramfield :
Heveningham. Mr. Davy.

504 SUFFOLK.

Inula critkmoides. On the sea coast of th^

County. Gougb*s Camde^^

Cineraria palustris. Geldeston Fen. Mr.
Woodward. Worlingham Common, on
\(^et grounds by the ditch slde^. Rev, G.
Crabbe, Abundant by the Turnpike
Gate at Hadisco* Mr, Wigi^

Anthemis nobilir. Blundestoo. Bradwell, and

other Commons, about Yarmouth. - Id»

pinCHis bifoUa. /S. minor. Near Barton Mere,

and Briar's Wood, Hawsted, Sir T. G. Ctdlum,

ustulata. Chalk bank, Risby Heath. Id*

3attrium nAxide^ Cransford. Crabhe, Met-
ungham* Mr. Woodward, Common
about Yoxford. Mr, Davy, Marshes
at Bradwell* Mr, Wigg, Meadows
adjoining Mells' wood, lialesworth. Z>. T.
About Harleston, plentiful, Mr, James Turner »

Ophrys Nidus a/vir. Sir Chas. Davers' wood,
called the Fink; and woods at Great,
and Little Saxham, and Rushbrook, Sir
T, G. Cullum, Woods at Parham. Rev*
G, Crabhe. At Onehouse. Ri^v, R» Forby,

. JLoeselii, Bogs near Tuddenham*

Sir r. G. CuUum.
, moHorchrs, In a chalk pit near Sickles-
mere, and at Little Saxham. Id*

, _- anthropophora. Found by Mr. Dale in

an old gravel pit near Sudbury. Ray^

Suffolk. 56s

Little Saxham ; and Hawsted. Sir T.
<?• CuIUtm* Blakenham aear Ipswich.,

Eev. Wi Kirlj.

Pphr7S musclfera* On the Qath Hi|l$ near
Bungay. Mr, Woodward, Woods aear
Bury, Sir T. G. CuBum. North Glem-
ham* sparingly. Rev. G. Craik^

*-— . ,,_ jg. In a pasture Dcar Pesting-

ford- i^

V ■ apifera. Not uncommon about Yoxfbrd.
Mr. Da'vy. About Bury. Sir T. G.
CuUum* Near Bungay, jl/r. Woodwards
Frequent about Harleston. K^v. H*
Tilney. Brampton. Mr. Francis Turner.

■• ' var. iilbidtu Near Hales**

^iii.l^a

worth. MissUhi^

— - aranijera. Westley Bottom : Great and

Little Saxham ; and near Sicklesmere.

Sir. r G. CuOnm.
SsitAPiAs lohgifoUa. About Bury. Sir T. G.
CuUum. Foot of Bungay Bath Hills.

Mr. Woodwtprim
AaisTOtocHiA C^^mA^ii^. At Scurston near Diss. Idm
I'yfha mgustifolia. Great Wclnetham; and
Culford, near Bury. Sir T. G. Cullum.
Pits of water about Swefling, Glemham,
&c. Rev. G. Crabbe. Clajrpits near
Bungay. Mr. W$odward. Yoxford.

■ " J trisutca.

4N« SUFFOLK.

^ Mr. Da^* Abost Beccles»' aofl HUes-

'These plants regularly flower
'in Jfuse every yeac ia Marthes
at Bradwell$ hat, though abun«
daat IB dthcl* places about Yar»
(nouth, I ne^r could find dbera
(^otlierwlse than barren* i>. 7*

^Av^tx curta. Westleton. Mr. Dav^* FlixtOQ

M^shea. i)« T*.

- nxtUaru, Sides of ditches at Metfield

fattweeh Harleston and Halesworth* jfd.

■ . . ieretiuscula* Darsham* Mr, Danty.

BradweU Common. Mr. Wig^.

— — - penJula* Near Woodhridge. fitv. P. LisMuiy.
*- fuiwi* Theberton Common. Mr, Danjj.

-k. Oederl. :Bradwell} Bclton, and Lotrnd

Commops.' J). T*

- hitttrnntk CortoD, and other heaths near

*

YArmeuth. • ' /A ^

- dhiofis. Sides of sUt marsh dk^es by
Cobham Mill, Yarmouth. IJ.

- ampuUMeta. Westleton: Yoaiford. Mr.
DAijy. About Bungay, frequent. Mr.
H^ooJward. Very common on Bradwell,
and Lound bogs. iWr. Wigg.

•* JiUfwrnis. Bogs at Lound. D. T.

■i— *•

*"•-

LiTTo^RELLA- locMSiris, By the margiAof OultOQ

SUFFOLK. 4WF

. WpoJw^rd. At Cavcnham. -^yr IT^ G,

Cutitm. Sftltiratert atBen^re«eftf th^

.^a« MfivkO.Cr0i^. Behdo Common.

ilir, H^

Unfits pth^Hfera. About Aldborough. i^ay.

Lowestoft ; aad Bwigajr. Mr. Wood^

^avd. . Atmndaflt uoder eld w«ik at

Gorieston. Mr. Wigi.

P?ltAT0f HYLLVM sulmersum^ Ditches at Gor*

leatOD. D.T.

SlYaiQpfiYLLirjtf verikiUalum. At Bungay.

Mr. Woodward* I>itches about Bury,

. Sir T. G. CuUum. Middleton ; Wen-

baston* &ۥ Mr.' Davy. Bradwell;

^ and GorlettoD. Mr. Wt^.

Sa|.IX i^amtertiana. About .Lackfbrd Bridge

near IcUingliaiq. Mr. CrOwe. S^ad- I
• well* Mr. J. fTo^yjunl

— ruira. At Ickliogham. Rnr, J. Hemml.

«

■ pentandra. . Near Bungay, frequent.

ilfr. Woodrntari*
—7-" — argettUa? Pkntation at Hoptoa. Mr. Wigg.
4tipular$s. •) Osier grounds near Bury.

Mr. Crov/e.

A.T^iPLBz. laciniata.- On the Beach near Land-
guard ^ort. Dr. Smith. Thorpe near
Aldborough. Rc^v. G. Crabhe. Near
Pak<5field, Mr. Stone.

■ ■ ■ I 4tf/uiaris. ^
* m^iuima.. J

kra SUFFOLK.

ATRI^LEX piduneulata. Shore of Bfsiydoft. Mr. ^gg*

IEqjji&mtvm JJu*viaiite^ Four miles from Hales-
vortb, on the Bungay road. Mr, VTwd^
ward^ Wet hedge at Lowestoft* Mr. Wi^%

.OsMunDA lunoiia. Chalk pits near Bury.

Sir T. G. Cullum.

. regaUsm In an Alder Car at Lciston.

Mr. Davy. Fens at Hopton» and near
Browston Hall. Mr. Wiff. Bogs at
Prittoo. p. T^

]UTCOf0DiuM inmdatum. Westleton Heath* Mr.
Davy, Loundy and Belton Commons*
Mr. Wigg. Heringfleet North Border*

Re'v. 0. R. Leaihes%

AlviOi^M Thilyfteris, Near Bungay. Mr.
Woodward. Lound, Hoptoui aftd Bntd*
well Commons. itfr, Wigg.

PiLVi^AiiA glohulifera. Wet places on Hopton

Common. M^. Stone*

fmA^cvM serratum. FieMsiand wa^te places at

»

BradwelK i>. 7t

* SvHAGKVM iquarrosum. Bogs on Belton

Comnsotk. . Ist.

CrunosTOMVu uummditfm. Very common oa

hedges at BradweUi and elsewhere about

Yarmouth. Jd.

* This beantifiil new Sphagnum is mentioned ia the Musco-
li^aD Hibernicx Spicilcgiuniy as a recent discovery in the Hercy-
nian Forest, and will soon be published in English Botany. D, T.

SUFFOLK, Mt

Gymnoitomum ohusuvu On the ground by the

river side near Yarmouth* D. T.

Splachnuii ampullauum, Belton Bogs. Id.

GftiMMiA calcarea^ Chalk pit opposite St. Peter's

Baro, Bury* Rev» G. R, Leafitu

■ , '^ " ■ Dichoni. Pales at Sotterley« and Hen-
ham Parksy and elsewhere* D. 71

ToRTULA rigida. Clay pit at firadwdl* Mr* Dklsmm
■ cuTuifiEa* Sandy bank at Hoptoa Com*
mon. Z>« 71

DicXANVM variunu Pits , at Bradwell, called

. Lily Pits. IiL

' pmsiOumm Bradwell Common. Id.

■ virljisiimum^ Very common on

trees about Yarmouthi but nerer found ia

fruit* Idm

TotYTKicHvvt Didsottu Sandy banks aboui Hop-

ton, and Ixnind. £L ,

Oathotrichvm dispbanum. Pales of Lord
, Rottft' park at Henbaip $ and trees abouat

Yarmonth. \ Idm
» arituatm. I Trees about Yar-^ .

NiCKBRA beteromaUa^ j mouthy coounoa. IJL

Bryvm hicdor. Marsh adjoining the Turnpike

Gatei Yarmoutli. IL

Hypvvm subtiU^ Lower parts of the Trunks of

Trees at Belton • Mr. DidsoMm

t*

itramimum. Bogs at Belton, near Brow-
ston HalK Mu

#?*• SUFJPOLK;'

HrPNuk murale. At the foot of the waBs of

Heriogfleet Hall. Rev. G. X. LeaAeti,

■ ■ ■- ftii/erum. ' Shady bogs on Bradwdl -

Common. £)• f\

'< ■■■ ' * cordiJvUumi Bogs On SiaclwcB, smd

Beltod Common!. M^. Iff^S^

JtjiiGiBx.MANNiA fukberrtmai Dfy banks on

Lotmd Hbath; Mr, Sttkei

TaroioniA hypofhylla. On^i bank neaf Nayhmd.

/?w. W. Kirbf.
Smxtibt Afivirt terratru.. Fields about Bungay.
Mr. Stone. At Biirgh; BiradweUij
^ Belton ; and other villagcis about Yari
'' mouth, common : more frequently among
ta)*n^s, than dover, and often on hedges ;
always with Rlccla glaucd^ D, 7i

RtcciA ntHansi Stagnant waters tMr Henley; kayi,
■ ■ " ■ Jluitahs. Ditch by a tmall planfcatiba at

Hoptom Diik

Li c H E IT impoHtui. Old oaki-netr tlidesworth ;

and about Yarmouth, abundantly. tdi

I lynceuu Oaks atSt. John's between Dim*

* This Moss, which \i b7 no means uhcommon about Tai^
moutha has hot yet been found with us in fruit, from which cir*
cumstance I have befcn led iilto an error in the Muic. Hii. Sfit:
where 1 have described it aS the var. fi, of H. ctupUtatum*, Mr.
^Tigg was th^ first Botanist who found it in England, tt he
gathercct it abirve three yeari «nce* Bi 9*

SUFFOLK. m

' gay and Halesworth. 2). T» Trees at
Heringfleet Decof • Rg^. G. R, Leathes^

IttCHjH epifotiusw Walls of Burgh Castle; and
on GorlestoOi BracKtrsll^ and most other
Churches round Yarmouth. D*i*,

■ corticola* Very Common on trees romid

Yarmouth^ Idm

»' ■ ' c^ntpurcatus* On Gorkston, and almost*
every other Church about Yamoath, and
Halesworth* Idk

contiguus* Walls of Gorlestoii ChuKh

Yard: at Gillingham; and elsewhere^
not oacommon* Idm

- umbrinits. Abundant on old walls- and

cbuvcbei round Yarmouth » Jdm

'^—--^^ tesuUaius. ^ Wall at Gorlestoii* H^ ^

^ infumans* Very common on Gateposts

about Yarmouth, Halesworthi 3cc« /i«

*■ ■ ^citureus^ E. B. Churches and tombssones
at Gorleston^ and elsewhere near Yur- -
mouth* . '. .- • Id,

-i— lyteo-aUmu Old Tree near Sotfierley Park « •

2>, 7. In&ide' of aa old Ebn in the
• middle of Shotford*Healh^ near Harleston.
Mr. James Turner. Woods^ called die
Links, at Sir Chas.* Davers', near Bury.

" ' • ' . nltgino^us* Bradwell) zt^i liouad Jbeathi* D^.J^

$7% SUFFOLK-

LiCHEM quadrieolor* Heaths at Ashby and Dun-^
wich, 2). ST. HeriDgfleet North Border.

Recv. G. R. Leatheu

» ■ ■ cerinus^ Young elms at Bradwell ; and
young ashes about Yarmouth^ not uncom*
mon. D. T. Between Hcringfleet and
St. Olave's Bridge. Rev. G. R. Leaihes^

,. . .. cituyeo-fuscuji Brettenham Park pales* JJi

CMQ^rufus. Abundant on Walls at Bury. Id,

*i— i — > sophodes. Old trees about HaIesworth>

frequent. D* ^*^

, h^menius. CommOB on old oaks about

Yannoath» Halesworth^ and Beccles*^
27, 9^ Equally so about Harleston*

JIfr. J aims Turnery

I. Tunterim On Sottetley park pales, and in

Belton, and Fritton woods, with Shields :
the barren crust 4s ccxnmon about Yar-
. mouth. D, T. Finely in fruit in the
plantation at the South end of Hering*
fleet Hall. Rent.G, R. Leatheu

, „ ■ ■ varius. On the boat house at Heringfleet
Decoys and on Culford Pa^k pales.
Rev. G. R» Leatket*^ About Yarmouth,
and Halesworth, not uncommon* />. 7*.
FlixtonPark Pales. Mr. J. Turner.

porriginosue. Elms at Hopton. D* T.

. I I ifusM. Acb^ Old Elms at Bradwetl. Id.

LbHB»/w^lr/fey; Giarkstbi, and Rrftd^'dir -

Hy^mmtenA did. bfflks oA Lound Heath* ^. "

■> m •-» scaiaris. tiisidc of oH treed about Hafes-

. W^n^ ; and park= pales at Soiterlcy : in ■ —
ihiit oa^ HietaliaMi pirk paleff. I>. T.
On: tiie best ^hoixse^ at^- HerkigAeet
DccffJTji "witii Bisields. Jiiw. G. ^. Leaihes*

'. Mii/i21fi. Comhi^ndi ontbeoik^ about Iforlea-

ton. Mr, X $rdkier. Banks a^ L§Q)ld,
BeltoB^ s(iid oihvD pla<5ili niear V2l»nabutti. 2). ?*•

^^-— r'i /A/irtJ«i«r, About Bungay. Mr. Wood'

noufi^ J^fel tth<K>ttimon oft h^d^ it "^

' ) Burgh, Belton, and elseWher^ i^ar Ykr-

• itfodlh^ bil vSPy seldom iaihiitV ' ~^. TV

C . Ca sinuatus. Abundant on Bufgh Gastle. Id*
— — - paphU)sfia,' 'L&nhd, and Behon Heaths/- "'let.

'thryiotvplfahif* .'Fark P^lcs at Sotterley. . /J."^

— — i— phaocephalus. Barn-^ Bfuisyardi ^ fd.

~^ I

^; ^^^^^ C "if?^. »^^ XarmoncJl, wK. vH-

t M.* i \ comtooi),, .... . V J Id.

phyivdis. Bears ftuit cOnstaiitly on the oli ' *

paA pjllrt in front of SotterJey Halll Id.

■ ■ • prunastri. In fruit on Sotterley park pales,

but rarely. . Z>. T. JVIore pkntifully so. . - ^
on Geldeston, and Hengr^ve Park Palesr. .", .

t0L» II. . ^

>•

574 SUFFOLK.

Ill CHEN Jbnidtti. In fri^it on Heograve Park Pales*

Riv. G. R* Leaihei^

" . *■■ jubaius. Eretiecham park pales* Rev^

G. R. Leaihet. Sotterley park pales* 2>. T.

'^ farinaceus. In fruit near Heringfleet

Decoy, pkntifull^. Rtv, G, R. Leathes*
Also on trees in Gonton wood near
Lowestoft ; and in Henhani Pa^k. D. T.

■ alevrites. Henham, Sotierley, and Hering-

fleet Park Pales. D* T. In fruit on
, pales at Sir Chas* Davers', opposite the'
canal. RgfOm G. R* Leaihes%

■ fulmonarius. Sparingly oh trees about

. Baston, and Parham. . Cralbe.

■ ■^ ■ . ■ ■ scolecinus. jfcL Inside of old trees near
Halesii^th* Z). T*

eoccode*. jlch. Psu-k pales at Flixton* Id.

X ^

••-^

Ulta pisiformis. \ Ditches at Bradwell on Cera^

tdphyllum ,demersVM* Id*

pruniformis. Peat bogs on Belton Commoa* Id.

tubrtca. ]>itch at Bradwell'; and rivulet

on Belton Common. - Id.

■ ' ■ ♦ aiomaria* Among the rejectamenta of
the sea oA the Beach at Gorton and
GuDton. Mrs. Fowler.

»

* There can be little doubt but that all tbe maruie Algx found
upon the ^each at Yarmmnh, and included in our Catalogue of
Norfolk Plants, are ec^ually waihed up to the South of our Haven'

SUFFOLK.

576

Ulva dicbotoma.

' Ugulata.

— furcellcUa*
Fucus stnuosus*

■ ruscifolius*

■ JfypogUssum*
" ' ■ dasypbyllus*

■ ■ otvaUt*

■ ■■ . I liguLutis^

■ ■ ■ I lactmatus^

«

■ " ■ ■ laceratuu

' rohtndtts*

■ ■ ■ cMftrvdidcs. )
»■ subfuscui*

■' I ■ t^sparagndes*
' ' > fcdunculatus^

t davellosuu
Conferva viUosa^,
I fettucida*

■>■■ H j

setacea*
hyssoideSn
scoparia^
equisettfoRa*

Among the rejeda-
meota of the sea* on
the Beach at Corton
and Gunton. Mrs. Fowler.

though neither Mf. Wigg nor myielf have been in the habit

of looking there for them. The Norfolk list of these plants may,

therefore, safely be consulted as giving an account of those that

•ccur in SuiToIk. J). T.

F 2

m SUFFOLK.

*

Conferva crlcctorwm. Loimd, Bradw€ll> and

other heaths about Yarmouth. II* ?*•

— — ^ hlpunctaia. Pools on BradweU Heath. Id.

— — gtnujUxa^ Claypits about Yarmouth. Id.

m

mutahtlis. On the stems of reeds in

. pools at Bradwell, Hopton, andfieltoD. Id.

.* atra. Rivulet on Hopton Common,

Mr. Stone.

- ' * ^rcsea. On the planks in the Yare hj

Yarmouth. Mr, lVigg»

« The habitat of this beautiful dmferva had been known to' Mr.
Wigjr above ao years, and for eosac time to mftclf, before Mf^
Sowcrby*8 dhfcvffy of it at Yarmouth in 1797., ^' ^

tSaSStOBBB/^

SURREY.

OAhkA hispida. At Streatham W«]ls.

Mr» J. ifoodsfjua*
Veronica moniana. Freqnent ^ut Dorkiog. Id.
Salvia pratensis. Common in thi^ Couniy. Dr. Stokes.
Vale HI ANA dcnt<Ua. Cornfields South of Esher,

in abundance. Mr. J. fVoedsypm*

Crocus vemus. Near Batteriea Mil|. Martyn.

ScHOBVut eovifressus. In ike Rill near Dul-

wich Wells. Ray^

I tdhm. On 'Bagsfaot Heath i and in a

large bog between Wickham and Croy-^

don. Jiay. Shiiiey Common, Mr. J.
t Woods ^jwfi. E^her Common. Mr. Borrtr*
Sciftrus acicuiaru. On West End Brook, Esher ;

4uul by the Thames ^Hampton. M

678 SURREY.

SciKP us irtqueier* Thames at Battersea. Mr. DUisMm
' sylvaikus* la a marshy meadow at
Flanchford, Reigate, Mr» E. ForstiTf
■^ juru . At the Rookery, and in the Mole
by Betchworth Castle near Dorking;

Mr. J. fFoodt^juru

Eriophoruii vagrinaium. On Leith (fill Com-
mon near Dorking. Mr. J. Woods ^jun.
Boggy parts of Shirley Common near
Croydon. Curtis.

Taixicvu verticillatum* Battersea Ilelds. Id.

i ■— nnride. Near Guildford ; and in Bat-
tersea Fields. Hudson. In several parts
of Wandsworth Field. Blachtone.

■■■ Crus Gain. About Martha's Chapel
near Guildford. Hudson. In moist
places about Battersea, and Putney.

Re^. J. Lightfooi.
■ sai^inale. Wandsworth Field, near

the Anchor Alehouse. Martyn. About
Martha's Chapel near Guildford ; and in
Battersea Fields. Hudson.

AoaosTis Spica ^ftnti. Plentiful near Kingston
npon Thames. Hudson. Between Ken-
ningtonand Camberwell. Mr. Groult.
About Esher. Mr. J. Woods^ jun.
Near Cobham, and Bookham. Mr. Borr^r.

■ SitaetM. PlentifttllyonBagshot Heath, Curtis*

SURREY. 5W

ToAhti^&ia^ NeaF CbphaM. Hudieru

Fbstuca ioUacea* VkuxhalL Martyii. Blotter-

. seat Meadows •• . ' Curtis.

B&oiius a/rvensis. On Bosdiill near Dorking;

Mr, J« WoodSfJunm
• diandrus. On a wall at Battenea. Cur-

tli. Near the Churcli. . Mr^B^rrefm

Ky^'vtkfiaua. StociwelK Martyn*

M '^ fuhesans, Banstead Downs. Id*

Akv IS90 ffng^oim Near Kennington Common.

Mr. Sowerbym
.* ■ ■ ■ calamagrostu. In a lane at Camberwell,

between the Grove and Dulwich. Martyn*

•Av CHVS A semfervirtns, VauxhalL /</•

Cynoolossuh ifhaticuvt* At Norbury, a mile

from Leatherheady plentifully. Merrett,

In Noibury Park. Mr. J. Woods^jun*

MiKYAiiTHBt nympbitoidts. Above Kingston

Bridge. BUukstone. In the Thames' .

near Walton Bridge. Earl of Darhnoiai.

Amagallis airvmsis, y. Peckbam: between. •_

Scockwell and CamberweU: between

Streadiam and Mitcham. Martyn.

Campanula fatula. In the Park of the late

Lerd Ligooier at Cobham. Dr. Smitb.

I I Rafumcuius. £)her. Hudson.

About fieddicgton. . Mr. Bomr. On »

Dnppa't hill^f Ctdydon. Mrl S: Woodt.

,7^ the County, plentifully... .^i<,i^prt, v£p-

sora fiq^n^j ta«4:A^ Cbipstit5bd* t*rr...:.v :
/• .\..:\f^^Vf^er, jun. Towards Hedley ;

Vwi:^ JA&a. On RcigaifeHiH) iMir. g. F/f^teVs

«

"^ jw». Cheam: Epsote,- ind-.telseiBhdieA^ivA

• ■ . . dW5. r« "igy. Jqff j /^r , j« n ^
VsRBAscjDM Lychwjtisr Bei^sm X!!roy^p;i mod c! . ^
Saunderstead, JIfr,. J. fVhods, jurtm
About Croydpn. *' . ; - . -^^ 3^

^5 fidnxertdentum* -BAw^h Croyflon

and Saunderstead. . . Mr^ «#. iVoods^yufi^

. .¥ ' " >'

ConHmon \s^d CfLTtfit^* R^» . )f ear
./ . . HaT;J{i3ridge between C^rthal^cWldjWit-

'■ xham. ... Mr^Soff^r.

Rh a lAmus iaiharticitti Bittm^^h%n6onfi^ Dul-

' . ivich ; and in the Cio96l lit i$ibttfttb»». Martyn.

Thesium iimphyllnm.^ Bouth ^ide cf the dbdk
fongib between Guildford and DoiiDiiig.

'Mvf\ J, Woods y jun.
ViNCA^^V. iBy/ $Se *tod^side'-at Dulwidi^-.
IMartyn, la a ianc leadkig frokn Baiter-
-. sea Meadow tb Waodswoctl^* - Bl m §^ i$9 m^

Cheno#X)dium Lybriidm. In -fiahsetsea FlnJds,
Z betwixt the.iwindnull ttidadoaV (and' the

SXTKRET. '
. . )ja»i leadmg to CbekeaXridgc^ ^s^oiog ^*

dMbokiRi, ' Mir, E, Mprster^jun*

.Ch Bii.o»ob i!ku flaumm. On KenDingtoaO>m-

GLftir T 1 A N A pneumonant}:^, A quarter' of a inile
Iteyond Gaphkm in^^e &di gcjing Aise '
foidclie way to iED§Ieton« NewUm»

^w t ■ ; ■*■»> ccmift^strit. Box JiiH. :Jtfir, A. Aikin.

BuPL^fttJM noiandifoimm* X.eatfaed2ead and . .
Suttoo. Mttxtyn^ Amoag the corn on
£^om Downs. itfr« T. F^ For^ter^
> jfittn. Near £okb'm. Mr.J.Woods^jun.

ToRDYlJijM ojjkfkak. F<»and 'by Mr, Doody

abbot isleirorth* • Raj^

' -i j* ' «ffKf»itt«. Morison s?y* 4hii pUdt

. . '. grows about London. ^

(pAUpACrU daucmde^. Among ^ com by tkt
vside of the road from Bfinstead Downs
to Dorking, tfoftyn. Near Boxhill. ' - ' *

Afr. J. Woods, jun.

^ltA*cL«0]Mi sphondylium, 0. Battersea Mea-

-dqws. MarfjL

<kc^lf-rA inrosa, Battcrsea. ' /li.

F1MPINB1.LA m^^iui. ijetween Wimbledon and
Mcrton, "in a hedge by the toad side,
Mdriyn* Hedges near Reigate.

Mr. Ep Forstcr,jun^

• X

582 SURREY,

Shutvcvi E&ulus0 On Riddle's Down between
Croydon and Godstone. Mr, E. Forster^
jun^ Left hand side of the rood near
£wel Church. Mr^ 7*. Wi ^orsierfjun.

LiNiTM tuitatissijHum. Among the corn ton Ep-
som Downs. Id*

Dkosb&a iongifoKa. Bagshot Heath. Raj. Shir«
ley Common. Mr. T. F. -Farstir,jun.
Esher Common. Mr. J .Wwdt^jun*

Mr 08UR tfs min/muj. On Weston Green, a little
on this side Eitham^ abundantly. Ray.
Among the com on Epsom Downs.
Mr. T. F* ForsttTf jun. Fields about
Dulwichy especially on the right hand of
Lordship Lane near Dulwich wood. . Curtiu

Fa I T I L L A It I A MeUagris. . Between M ortlake *and

Kew. Martyn.

Ornxthooalvm luteum* Meadow near Godal*

min. Blaclstone*

SciLLA axitunmaUs. Mouldsworth. Martyn.
Kew Green. Curtis. Moulsey-Hurst.

Mn Bornn

CovvALLARiA mhltifiora. Hedges at Stockwell,

Msrfytt0

Acoavs Calamus. About Hedley. Ray. By
the Thames at Walton^ and Hampton. ^

Mr. BorreTm

JuNCUs FmtcrU About Dorldog, Mr. J. fToodsJim.

SURREY. £83

Alisma Damasenium, Wandsworth Ponds : PoU

• ney Heath ; and In a pit almost opposite

to the wells at Streatham. Martyn.

Tooting, and Leatherh«ad Commons*

* Mr. J» Woods, jun. Ponds near EweL

' Mr, T, F. Fffrsur,jun. Dittoa Marsh ;

and near Cobham. Mr. Borrer.

E P XL o B I u IT dt^ustlfrUum, Road side between
Wandsworth and Kingston.* Mr, £•
FortteTyjun. Plentiful on Boxhill ; and
between Wimbledon and Kingston.

Mr. J, Woods ^jum.

m \ roseum. In Ditches about the Bo-

tanic Grarden on Lambeth Marsh. ' Curiu*

Chlora perfoliaia. Common about. Dorking ;
and in the chalky parts of the County.
Mr, J, Woodsyjun, On Reigate Hill.
Mr, E, Forster^jun, In the great chalk-
pit near Cheam. Mr, T, F, Forsier^jm,

Vacciitium Oxyeoccos, In a bog four miles be-
yond Guildford. Mtrjretu

PoLYGOSVM minus. On Putney Common. JitoK
Dr, Goodenough, Between London and
Dulwich. Mr, S, Harris*

- Bistorta, Battersea Meadows. Dr, Smiti.

S ATir KAOA granulata, var,Jl, phno, Mitcham. Martytu

ScLZK AVT Hvs ferenms* Between Guildford and

Compton. Mcrrett.

684 SURREY.

SAPOKAS.IA tjidfaiis* Between JLoadbm^Bd DuU

wichf iilfr. 4S. HarrUf

DiAHTinTS Mtoidfit. On Dnppa's HUl istisar

Croydon. Hudson^

8sLXNB>4ri^c^. Afaoot- Coombe. Hudson* \ln
« cornfield South of the Church at Wey-
. hridge. Martyn. About Esher, and
Weybridge ; and near Dorkuig. Mr. £oniep^
— Jtpiinqmevulnera* On Dttppa's Hill. Id.

mm^

■ Kjtmurria, In a cocnfield at Weybndge with

S. M^lica. Id,

Svkhh^tanA gUuUA, Battersea fields near Nine

AxfU^KiA temdfi^a* Hills beyond CuUdford.

Merreit. On a wall at fiatterte^. Hudton^

^znvu dasyph^kim. Wails at Kew. /)r. <Smi/i&.

Pyrus iofmwaiis. Between Loo4^ ^nd Dul-

with. Mr. ^. Harris^

■ jdritf. About Dorking and Croydon. Mr.

J. Wdodsf juru Hedges near Reigote,

. Mr, E, Forstevy jun. In the Oak' of

* Axnon Wood. L^ fF". D^

ToRMEjKTiftLA T^tons. Oak of Honour Hill,

Feckham. Martyn^

Papateh hyhridumn On the Downs near £wel.

Mr. T. f. ForsUr^jutU
Cjstus ^urr^anus^ Near Croydon,* Ray. Not
. found there since his time.

SURREY. ^

A Kill 0KB apinnuta. In Wloablodoa Woods.
May. Plentifully ia Lord Spencer's
park at Wimbledon, Cwtok

Aj UQ A cianuepitys. On Reigate Hill. Mr. E.,
Forster^ jun^ Neap Croydon. Mr.
D'ulsofu Among the com on Banstead
Downs by the side of die road to Dorkingl
by Wimbledon Wood, Mariyn* por-
. king. Mr. J, fFoodt, jun. Epsonat- : .^
Downs; Mr. T. F. ForsUr,juni AbOut
JLittle Woodcotenear Carshaltoo* Mr. Borrer.

Mentha rctundifoUa. In a lane between Relgate
Church and Franchcs. Mr. E. Forstrr^
jun. In Ashted Park near Epsom. .

. JWr» T. F. Fvrster^jun*

— — - piperita. Between Croydon and Mit-

cham, by the river. Metrtynv

— :: — ^ — -"* jS. By Wandsworth ^iver.

Sherard. By the Bridgo at Oxted near
Godstone. Mr. Borrer.

— ruhra. In Peckham Fields, Ray* Be-
tween Lingiield street and Water street,
Reigate. Mr. £• Farster^ jun.

' — r ' ■■— Puligiitnu In and about the pits at
Streatham ; and near Wandsworth ponds.
Martyn. Chesilhurst Common*

Mr. J. fTwfdi^/kmr

Galeo^sis fvtrsicohr. /3. In a bank by the Thames

'58« SURREY.

side in Battersea fieldi almoft against
Chelsea College* Blactstoni^

LeowUrvs Cardiaca^ In a lane near Coombe

wood, Afr. Sowefbfm

Scutellaria minor. In a pit at Streatham.

Marfytt* Putney and Shirley Commons. Curtis.
J^ATHitJEA squamaria. Plentiful in a shady lane

not far from Dorking, Ray,

i^HTiRRHiNVM Cymbalaria. On walls at Vaax-

bally Battersea, and other places by the

Thames side. fludson*

■ — - spttrium. Cornfield between Beck-
enham and Shirley. Curtis* Plentiful
about Dorking; and between Croydpa
and Sanderstead. Mr. J. Woods ^ jun.

Near Reigate. Mr» £. Forster^jim;

■ ■ ■ .. Unaria, /3. Sandy meadows at

Clapham. Martpn

minus. Battersea Pields. Curtis,

Cornfields near Reigate Hill. Mr, E.
Fontefyjun. Near Ewcl. Mr. T. F.
Forster^jutt. About Dorking ; and be-
tween Croydon and Sander$tead.

Mr. J. Woods ^jum *
S CROP H u L AR I A vernalis. By the common field

at Mitcham in the way to Merton. Mr. A. Smitb^
LiitossLLA aquaticam Plentiful near Croydon.

Mr. Dicison^^

SURREY. 4^«r

^ OftOBAfiCAE elanoT. In the Chalkpits oear

Cheam. Mr. Tl F. Forster^jun. Near -
Sottooy and Carshaltoo. Mr. Borrer^

Alts SUM sativum. Above Wimbledon Park. Martyn^'
LsPiDiuif tiOifolium. WimUedon Park. Id.

Thlaiyi arvense. Meadows near Godalmin*

Marfyn. Battersea Fields. Cuttism

Ibiris nvdkauiis. About Richmoad. Ray.
Putney Heath. MUler. Near Reigate.
~ . Mr. E. FtritiTy jun, Wimbledcm, and
Esher Commons ; and near Dorking.

Mr. J. ff^ooJsfjun.
Dbntakia htMfera. In a wood three miles
beyond Croydon near Waddington to-
wards the Downs. . Merroi.
Ca&daminb amara. About Dorking. Ray.

Osier Holu near Battersea. Hudsotu

SiSTMBaiVM sylveitre* Banks of th^ Thames

about Kew and Richmond. Mr. J. Woods^jun.
■ ■ Irvi. Between Dulwich and Lon-
don. Mr. S. Harris,^
Erysim.vjm pracox. Between Croydon and Saun-

.der stead, Mr. J. Woods^jwu

- ' cbnrantbsndes. Near Weybridge. Martyru,

Hbsperis inodara. Wood on the right hand side
of the road about half way from Leather-
, head to Dorking. Mr, J, ^Voodsjun*

TvBRiTis glaha^ Near Richmond. Mr. Lanv-

' tin. By Aerdtd'sida aodbp the palet;
of Ckreraont neaf Esher* Mr^ £.
Forjter,jun. KLew Garden' Wall. Mt* Botren

TtfRit'iTis hirsuttu In Switham Bottom noar -
Croydon. Hudscn^ Cbmaum at Box-*
bill near Dorktogi ' ATr.JF. Wdodii^Jwfd

BirxtsiCA Napus ? Wha« afp'^ai^ a tenotoiuAile

variety of thu sptci(a> with erect siliqnae - '
and Briskly lealstalks, grciws abmt the
l^ha?ilno»at Hanipton aQ«i>]^8^ . Mr, Borren

EaoDiuM mb^cha*uin%' Kear Batttffsea*. J&iy,
OnrStr^atham Common. Martyri* At
Bagshot : and plentifully in thif lanes add
fields nttt Windlesham ChurGfa.

Mr. T. P, Ffrster,juni

GtKAHiv it praiense. Abortt Batter^sd; aiid^iB-
the road leading from KnigMon- to-^ftkh-
nnond* Xay, BetWeeif Lonid^n' tfnd
Dulwich; Mr. Si Harris. Seat Itei-
gatc ; asid ehfewfiere. Mr. E. Forstrr^janr

fyrencucum. In the dry part of flie
pasturage in Battersca fteldi. Curtis*
Mitcham ; and Hammersmitht jt^, Borrer^
— rottmdffoliumr. ' BetWetiA Batterseft-

^M*«W^fcMM*-

sftid Wandsw^orth. Hudion.' Bctweeo
Vanxhall and Btttenea rise. Mr. £. Farster,jun*'
FuM ARIA farkfjflota. Near Ep^om.'

SURREY. 989

Lathtrvs Aphaea. Near the entrance into Bat-

tersea fields* Mr, Sowcrly.

»■ Nusolia, Dulwich : on Peckham .
hill, by the wood: in a gravel pit at
Stockwell: in ihe Closes at Strea-
tham ; and between Streatham and Mit-
cbam. \ Martyn.

r sylvestris. In a rising meadow as you
go to the Oak of Honour Hill from
Peckham on the right hand towards the
hedge; and at the side of a meadow as
you go down the back part of that Hill
at the East end of the wood. Doody.
Near Wimbledon great pond. Martyn.
In Peckham field, in a squalid watery
place. Ray,

ViciA latiyroides. In the Warren at Esher. Mr* Borrer^

AsTKAGALus glycyphyllos. ClaremoDt Park. Id.

TaiPOLiUM ornubopodioidis* On Cato's Hill^

Esher. Id,

•^— _ scabrum. About Croydon. Cwrtu*

m glonuratum. On Kew Green. Re*v*

. Dr^ Goodenougb, Hampton Wick. Mr, Borrer*

HypEi^iCUAi afkdrossmum, Wimbledon Wood. Martyn.

Ck^v IS /atida* Among the corn by the side of
the road from Banstead Downs to Dor-
king. //«

■»■ bifnnis. On the Downs near Ewel. Mu

YOtt II. Q^

T,J?>* E^rHtff^^jim. /About BcttlallHMr
Dorking. Mn J. Woods, ju»m

Hyosbut^ ^numma. In % ¥kH at TucyiogiM,
aetr Hampeon Conn. Mmrtyn* in a
•kstid^t OB the tight haad g(nog to the
Duke of -Argyll's House at Pctenhtm.
Blacksione. About Esher. Mu Borrer*

Hyp0Ch^«is :glabr€L. £lher; aod CoU»m.
Mr* fiemr. Aboi^ Coombtt>4u]«[ Kings-
ton. Hudson*

CARDuds fgnuj/krus, Viry common ^about

XoRdon. Curtis^

> > * ' ■ heterophjUus. On a Moor tiro nSLts
Eastfrom Croydoa. Mtftrot. iHfddlog-
ton, near the *nfl of the Tow*. Mariyiu

f i pratensis* Near Lcith Hill C6i»non,

Dorking $ and on fisher Common.

Mr. J. Wifdis.julu

Gmapraltvm rectum. Among the Bok treiies IM:

, BoxhilJ. Mr. '£, 'forsier,jun»

Erig^ron canademe. Al^o^t London. Mr. Bvrrer*

Se N B c ro viscosus. On 'Streacham Common* Marijn .

A N T a £ M I s ttobilis. Between Dulwteh and Lon«
don. Mr. S. Harris. Fixk at Oatknds.
Mr. Woodward. Oa the Downs,
Tplentifnlly. Mr. T. F. forster^jun^

Cb kYaurba solsiiualis. In a rick yard at Esher.

«

jifr. J« Woadsjjim^

Ojichi# uitvUfit^. ]34^k pf 5«J9ip^ iW pear

Ppi:)um, 4f''* /• Woods yjun*

pf4i^Y9 Isfidtts avis. In Norf)yi:]r Ffi^k near
Q^ydpOf very s^Uu^ot ; ^4 iH^ IM^*
mer Common. IJ*

^ jLM^^t Jffonorciis. In tfip grefit cl^iIk-pU an
^l^op) JQawss pofuc ^l^ted -Par|c.

Mr. T. F,» Forsfer^jun.

^ v ' ly. ' u. %n> antlropophora. Ntajr Leatherkead. Ci/r-
ilf. Chalk pit JicarCbcam, Mr.T.F.
Forstertjtm. la ;Laagl^y Field iietwee^
Croomhurst and Selsden ; and in a lane
leading from Smitbam bottom to Sauni*
derstead. Martyn.

% muiciferM. ' Plentifid about Croy4Qa*

Huddcn. Near Leatherhead^ and Cheam*
Mr. T. F. Fcrstgr^jun. Ranmer Com-'
mon. Mr. J. JFoods^ jun» £Qxh^l }
and Norbury Park. Mu jt» /tsiuu

,wiMi"a - " a/nfera. On Reigate Hill. Afr. £•
Forstcr^ jun* Chalk pits oa £paom
Downs near Ashted. Mr. Tn F. For'
ster^ jutu About Bozhill Jiear Doxkiog,
in great abmidanoe. Mr. J. Wogdt^jim*

' ■ i. aram/era. Chalk pits near X^eather-

bead. Curtis.

Se9, A9 1 A$ longif alia. OnBoxhill. Mr.T.F.Forster^jurU
■ ^randifiora. In, and about Norbury

6n surrey:

Park near Dorking. Mr. J. Woods, juiu
Box hill; and among the Beeches on
Ryegate Hill. Mr. Borrtn.

CkK^X eapitcaa. (Jiokavar?) Shirley Common.

Martyn.

■ dioiea, Bagshot Heath. Mr. GotoM.

■ ' axillarts, % Found by Mr. Curtis near Put-

i^cy. Rev. Dr, Goodenough. *' The
Ledds" near Esher. . Mr. Bcrras,

' dwisa. At Kenniogton. Mr. Groult.

* pendula. Near. Homsey Wood.

Mn J. Woods, jun.

depauperata. In dry ivoods near Godal-

miu. Mr, Dickson^

— ^— - ztmpuUacea. On a bog on Reigate heath*

Mr. E. Ffirster^ jun.
Buzus sempervtrens. On Box Hill near Dorking,

plentifully. Ray.

Xanthium strumarium» In a bog beyond Feck-

• ham. . - MerrHt.

Amaravthus Blitum. In Battersea Fields.

Mr. D'uison.
QuERCus seisihfUra. About Norwood. Martyn.

SAhix purpurea.' Between Vauxhall and Nine

Elmsy by the Thames side. Id*

' rubra. Between Dulwich and London.

Afr. S» Harris^

SUItREY. S9Z

Salix /^mygialiAa, At the foot of Boxblll near

Dorking. Mr. J. fToods, jun,

' perUandra. By the pond side at Wimbledou,

"Sherard, In Coombe Wood. Hudson,

— nigricans. Foot of Bbxhill. Mr. J, Woods^jun.

— — fusca. Efiher, Wimbledon, and Shirley

Commons. /</.

ff

cintrea. Boxhill, and at Esher. Id.

Taxus haccata. On Boxhill, and elsewhere.

Mr. T. F. Forster^jun.
Atriplbx erecta. At the entrance into Battersea

Field from Nine Elms. Prof. Martyn, sjen.

OfiMUNDA regaUs. Weybridge, by the' side of a
coppice. Martyn, Holm wood by
Dorking. Mr. J. Woods ^jun.

LrcopODiuu inundatum. Near Esher. Hudson.
On Bagshot Heath. Dr. Smth. On
Shirley Common. Mr. T. F.Forster^jun.
Heaths about Cobham. Mr. Borrer.
• . ' Leith hill Common. Mr. J. Woods ^jun.

AspiDiVM Thelypteris. Leith hill Common. Id.

—— ^ Oreoptcris, Shirley Common ; and

Reigate Heath. Mr. £. Forster,jun.

PiLULARiA globulifera. Near Streatham Wells. kay.
I'll A SCUM curvicoUum* Barren grassy places near

Croydon. Dickson.

y^ recurvlfolium. Heaths near Croydon, Id.

■ xuryisctum* Fields near Croydon. Id.

SUSSEX.

We cannot refrain from prefacing our Catalogue
of the plants of Sussex by an acknowledgment of
the obligations we feel to Mr. Borrer, who, at that
time an entire stranger, most obligingly furnished us
with a complete Flora of the County, adding many
remarks, of which we much regret that from the
Nature of our work we have been able to avail our-
felves only in a small degree. Sussex may probably
be considered as the richest part of England in point
of cryptogamic productions^ uniting a great propor-
tion^ of our more mountainoug species^ with such as

SUSSEX. 597

are peculiar to our Southern Counties ; butj besides
those which are here enumerated^ Mr. Borrer has
sent us many Lichens, either wholly new, or hitherto
involved in some obscurity, for the elucidation of which
it would be necessary to enter into discussions, which
would lead us far beyond our present object ; and we
are therefore under the necessity of leaving them
either to some future opportunity, or to the more
able pen of the author of the Flora Britannica*

* SAtxcoKHiA/ruticosa, On the muddy borders

of Shorcham Harbour. Mr. Strrren

Cha&a hispida. Near Lewes, and Stanmer. Id^

* Mr. Borrer remarks that he finds both species of SaKeornla
diandrous, aad in the Catalogue he has sent me, he expresses no
doubt as to their being distinct, which, coming from one who hat
had so frequent opportunities of examining them in their places of
growth, leads me to spprehend I haye been wrong in the opinion I
have giTca upon this subject. Set Nefe^f* ax . 2). 7*.

Mfr strsssx*

wardd tfae aeii. Jir. Bofitn^^

V&&0]riCA ciaaurdtys. A tarlety of this plant
witji white flowers grow$ nt Udimere
aear Rye. /dm

^ALwiA pratcfuis. Common ia this Couaty. Du Stakes*
Valeriana deniata^ In cornfieldsi probably as

common as V. Locusta. Mr. BorrcTm

Ikis fatiJissimcu On the rocks at East Bourne,
Mr* T. F, F^stir^jun* About Bram*
ber: Amberley. Mr. Barter* Com-
mon about Hastings. Mr. J. Woods, jun^
Sc H(SN u 8 albus. On the great bogs on Ashdown
Forest. Forster, On Chailey Common :
Tilgate,and St. Leonard's Forestst Am-
berley Wild-brooksj and other bogs near
Washington Common* Mr. Bwrer.
SciKvv s muhicauliu Very frequent on bogs. Jdm
m — pauefforui* On Heafield Common. /i»
■ ■«■■*■ syhatictum Common in wet woods, about

s^reamij He* Jd»

* This Cbara in Mr. Borrer's opinion is distinct from thott hi*
therto notictd in £ng|biad,hut to mc, I must confess that it nither
appears a variety of C»fiixiUs^ frem which, however^ as he justly
«l)0erv€s» it diffisrs in the situation of xhtpe^edUu Anthers near the
kis«^ of the Uavts, and in these being undivided^ but surrounded a*
the point wfaei« the flowers are produced by a whirl of tecoadarl.
«nc«arrap|E«d at fight a&gles With (be prtoury ono* />• ^*

KUSSBX.

SKiovut}Ktj& ^oaginahun. On Amberlcy Wfld-
brooks^ and neighbouring bogs. Mr^
Borrer* On Broadwater Commoih tnHx
Tufibfidge Wells. Mr, J. Waods^jwrn^

AloVecctrvs bMoiwt. At Sctatbwick near

Shoi^eiiam : neaf Pagham. jtfr. M^mrn*

MiMVM lencRgerum* On cornfieids on a dajey
so3 in Hurst Kcvpeiot* and ClajrtoMi and
at F^irtriade. Mf. Barrer. At Ore
near Hastings. Mr. J. tVowb^ jtm^-
Cornield in Hht yfiij from the High
Rocics towards the Erid^e Rocks at the
W«Ik^ Tanbridge. Forster^

Agilostis sii€kau On wet Commonf* Mr* Borreti.

PoA procumitntk About the salt-4(rat^ dittoes at

Rye : very sparingly near Shorebaits*» IJ^,

«-^ Mioskh On the Steyneat Brighton : on the
Ibw cTijBI^ between Worthing and Lower
Landing: and in tlie loose sands near ,
Little Ifaniptoo^ //»

^TW<OBvatE^s ecifituttiit. Near Hastings^ but very

sparingly. Rev. Df. GondentMg^^^

T^fitV'Q'K hromoides* y Not uncommon in the

— ; — ^ Miacea. i County. Mr. Bcmr.

■ i unightinis. Otivthe sands near Little

Hampton, R^» J>r* Ooodinimghm

Brvmvs squarrosus. Said to be fbond near Marcs-
field. Fwlrr.

SDd SUSSEX.

"BROUvi fihnafus. In many places on the Down^« T

Mr» MorreTi.

Ayejh A fatua* "i

^ f Not uncommon in the County. Id*

fubescenSi

Arundo Eptgejos^ In wet thickets, rather rare* Idi '

■ Calamagrostis^ In moist woods, ice.

more common than the last» Idk :

LoLiuM arvense. Not uncommon among Corn ;
but I have observed Z» temulentwn only at
Southwick. Id.

HoRDBUM maruimum.. At Bo-^Peep near Hast-
ings. Mr. J* Woods^jun. Not uncom-
mon on the Coast. Mr. £. Forsterfjutt.

Triticum loliaceum. Near the rocks at Eastings
Castle. Mr. E. ForsUf^jun. Worthing %
and Little Hampton. Mr* T.F^Forster^jun.

"DiTSACV Bfilosus. About Arundel Castle. Mr. Boner ^

Rajbia peregriita. OfFham Hanger near Arundel;
and above Houghton Chalk pits. Mr.
Borrer. On Tunbridge Rocks.

Rru. Dr^r Goodewrngb.

ExACUM jpliforme. On Horsham Common, abun-
dantly. Mr. Borrer.

Cemtunculus mtnhnus. In St. Leonard's.

Forest : on Challey, Washington, Hor-

sham, and other Commons. Id.

RuPFZA maritima. At Rye and Shoreham, . Id.

SUSSEX. oat

Akchosa simper<oireni. Pleatifully on a Bank

between Lewes and Southover. Mr. Borrer»

Cynoglossum sylvatleum^ Lanes near Tun-
bridge WcUs. ^^Kitor-

SYMrHTTyM officinale. 0. Near ArandeL Mr. Barter.

c: r- *■ tuberosum* Very plentifully in a

. hedge near the Parsonage at Slinfold. I J,

A s p E R u GO grocuTnbeni. Near Boxley. ii^«

Me n Y a vt h £s nyp>phaoides. In ditches in Lewes

lereL Jjdr. Borrevm

Campanula Rapunculus. At Pulborpugh. /i»

rr— — — : — hederacea. In wet groves and heaths

. in th^ forests : on Whalebridge Coinmon .

near Linfield. Mr. Borrer. On the

side of the great bog leading from Eridge

Rocks towards Gtoombridge. Forster.

, Fairlight Co|nmon near Hastiogs.

»

Mr.J.jyoodsyjufu

,' ^ Slinfold Parsonage having been formerly the residence of Dr.
Manniogham) Mr. Borrer suspects that this plaQt, as yi,e\\ ^s Ew
fbtrbia esula, Sind pilo*a, and probably Cardamine impatUns, znd Erysi"
mum cbeirantboitUsy all which are now apparently v^ild there, may
originally have escaped from his garden. Kf r. Borrer^ has also in-
formed us that Apium petroselmum is naturalized on vralls at
Arundel and Shoreham; and he adds, upon the authority of Mr.
Woollgar, that Saiureia montana T has grown time out of mind oh
the ruins of Lewes Castle : we have heard of these two plants be-
ing naturalized in other parts of England, and we can hardly doubt
of then* having as good a claim to a place in our Flora as FaUriana
rubra or l^ultpa sylvtttris.

SUSSEX. '

Pbytsvma mrhuulMn. On the Downs. Mr, J?a#>
rer. Near East fiottioe. Mr» T^ F*

ForsiH^yjvM. About Brigbtoo. Sirf.G.Ctti/umn
Vi#X.A birta. About hedges, chiefly ^mi the

DOWDB* Mr. iS<MriV^«

■ ■ ■ ■ U^es* On ilie sidles cf iht ffeat 'l>og lead- -
ing ffom Eridge Rocks towards Gfoom-
bridge. Torsfer, On Fakliglit CoOMnon
fkeftr Hastings. Mr» J. Woods, jun^

^YsKBASCUM Lychnitis. Not uncommon in this
County. H^. T*. /*. Forster^jun. Otf-
Ixam Hanger. Afr. Borrer.

■ ^ ■ Blattaria. About Corner-house Turn-

p3te near Cowfold. . Id^

"t Ckielokia palch^fta. Very common on the
chalky soil of the Soum Do^Kms $ and
on wet clay soil in the Weald ; and on
tiiedoast. Mr. Borrcr, East Bourne,

Lady M. TJkytmfik

^ Mr. Borrcr lias lately sent as a new and most beautifut in-
stance of hjbrid production in this gepus Qriginatlng between
/^. niVriMS and/iffxrVr»»f.

f Mr. Borrer remarks that he has only In two instances found
^ lower leaves enlarged as In Sowerby*8 figure, but he it firmly
perssaded that the common plant it the same species. I must^grep
wkh him that the marks of distinction hitherto pointed out.are f;^
from constant or satisfactory, but at the same time the difieront ap«>
pearance of the two plants is so utriking and unifoim, that I cannon
]{^rsBade myself they are mtrt varlctlcft. D. 7*.

sossss:.

-combe^ 'settredy i«digtD5«t« Mr. Borretm

■■>i I ■ !■ XyloMHwn. In a Cofptoe,^knl «the
Htdcetiss «» Hie £Mt •tf ilbci^nMi
, Bridge, 4 miles from Arundd, fiMtiful
ami icenaittly wild* AIL

RttAHiMTITt Ccaharticus. Ifot « K » mmaii ia the

County. #1^

THBsitrv Uno^yVjum. On a !ri]l by the road fnm
Lewts to PalxiKr: near Portilade, on
theliffl towatife the Deril^s Dyke. M

ViNCA fnaj9U At Norlington, and elsewhere

about Lewes, but scarcely wild* Id*

<lHENOi>oDitJM olidum. At Brighton. /^.

CuscvTA euTcipita. In hedges at Portslade, and
at Pangdean near Brighton : itow and
then in fields of Vetches. H*

Gevtiav A pneumonantie^ On Cha3ey Common.
Mr. Borrer. On Watcrdown Forest
near Turibridge Wells. Mr. J. Wvodsfjtm.

• • campestru. On the Downs, less gene-

rally than G. AmareUa. Mr, Borrer.

B^PLEURUM rotundifoUum. Near the rocks at
Uckfield, by the foot-path to Pilt Down.
Mr. Borrer. Conffields near Tunbridge
Wells. ForsteTm

tenuhdmum. On the marshy parts

^•m.

• of the shore between Worthing and
Lower Lancing. Mr. Borrer. lo the

0M SUSSEX.

brook that runs by Htstiags Castle ; and
at Pett. Mariyn. Abundant at Bo^Peep
near Hastings. MuJ. Woods ^juu.

* PkucbdanuM finale* In the Ditches near

Shoreham* Ray.

Hbi;^aclbum spbondylium. R, At the foot of the

Downs in several places. Idr. fiorrar*

Si\r}A latifolium. CommoD in the County. Id,

SxsON Segetum. In corn^elds and by roadsides,

chiefly on the Downs, and on the coast. /dL
O ^KAVT HZ ^mpinelioides. In salt marshes. Id.

' peucedanifolia. Near Amberley and

Lewes. Id.

P4MPINELLA magna. A single plant on Silver-

hiU near Robertsbridge 12^ all I have seen

in Sussex^ Id.

S4MBUCUS Ebulus. Generally on chalky soil, -

but not very comn^on. /</,

TAMA9iixgaUua> On the Cl^fF to the East of

of Hastings* Rtv. Dr^ Goodenovgh^

LiNUM usitanssimv,m. Not \incomnion in the

County. Mr. B^rrer*
-— r- angusttfoUum, Plentifully in a field on .

the left hand fide of the lane that l^ads

* Mr. Borrer has frequently nought for this plant here in vain,
hut found Oenantbe pimfintlloides^ which grows also, at Yarmouthy
Cley, and, T helieve, in every other hahitat assigned to Feucedanum
0ffieiMle,so that there can he little doubt but Mr. Rose was right
in his conjecture that it had been mistaken for it. 2>. T,

SUSSEX. e05

from the sea to Pett; Sberard. At
Boddyham Castle; Mr* T. F. Forster,
jurt. Standard HiU near Battle : on the
Broile at Riiigmer: Goatherd's Green^
Hurst Flerpoint: cliflk towands South-
wick> and elsewhere near Brighton* Mr*
Borreri Common about HastingSj and
Tunbridge Wells. Mr* J, fToods^juik*

JDrosiaa lon^olia* Bogs on Westfidd Green
near Hastings. Retf, Washington
Common; Mr* Borr&*

MYOsuRtrs minunus. Cornfields on the coasts
from Portslade to the Western extremity
. . of the County. . . ; » Id*

GalakthuS ww^a/u. Not uncommon, but searcely

indigenous^ ... » Idi

Ha a c I s s u 8 lnfi(hrus. Field near Cowfoid fair from

any house : common in Ordiards, &c. - Id* -

OnHjTHooAhvu pyrenakum* By a stream. be-
tnreen Fishbourne Church near Chiches-
ter and thfe turnpike. Mr. Borren On
the left hand of a farm half & mile from
Chichester South Gate> in a meadow^
plentifully* ^^y»

r r uwieUatum* At Lewes; Mr* Borrcr*

JvNCus Forsteri. Woods near Arundel, by the
road to Chiehester : Hamsil Forge, and
Hungershall rocks, sparingly. Id*

irot. li* ^

006 SUSSEX.

FnAKitstA Uvts. AtSoathwick. Mr.Bornr.
On tbe rocksi and by the shore at Hast*
iiigs* Afn £• Ftyrster^ jun%

■ - - y- pidvaruUaitL. On the coast between

Brighton and Bognor, Hudson, I
never heard that this plant had been found
by any subsequent Botanist, but Dr. Wi-
thering sent me, shortly before his death,
a specimen^ which I presume was indi«
genoos and gathered here. D. 7*.

RuMBx sanguineus. Between Kingston near

Shoreham and Southwick Green. Mr. Bomr*
■ mariitmus. A single plant in Lewes
leveU iSoo. Idm

Alisma DMmascnium. Pits on St. John's and
Chailey Commonst Mr, Barren Bogs
on the Forest near Tunbri(%e Wells. Forstir*

m ranuncuhides* Bogs on the Forest near

Tunbridge Wells* Forster* St. John^
Common. . Mr. £ornr»

EriLOliUM angustifalium. Near a Stone Quarry
between Lamberhurst and Stone Crouch.
JIfr. £. Forster^ jun. Wood in the way
from the Wells at Tunbridge to Frant ;
and near Beyham Abbey. Fonttr,
In^yeral parts of St. Leonard's Forest i
tad in woods near Amadel* Mr. B<frrer»

SUSSEX. 607

Efiloiium roseum. Frequent In shady lanes m

the Weald. Mr* Bomr*

CHhO% KperfoUatd, On the Downs^ not very fi^iir

quent. //«

Vaccinium Oxyeoccos. Amberley Wild Brook. Id.

£&ic A ietraRx, *) On the Forest at Tanbridge Wells

,:

" ' ■ cinerea* J with white flowers* Forster,

Polygonum minus. In places subject to inunda-
tion. Mr. Borrtr.
' ' Btstorta* Near Midhurst. Id,

MoNOTROPA hypofitbys. Jn the Beech woods of

this County. Ray»

VrKOhh rotundifolia. In Charlton Forest. Martyn.

Saponabxa officinalis . Between Storrington and
Washington Common : very plentiful at
East Bourney and on the wide beach to*
wards Langley Fort* Mr. Boner.

DiAVTfivsproliffr. In Selsey Island* Ray.

Stsllaria glauca.' Side of dear streams near
Tunbridge Wells; Forster. In the
Wild brooks, Amberley ; and in the
levels near Henfield. Mr. B orrery

Seouii dasypbyllum._ On walls at Petworth* Id. ,

Spergula subuJaSa. St. Leonard's Forest. Id.

^V?HQ%BiA flatypbylla. Clayey C^jrnfields, not
imcommon. Mr. Borrtr. At Ore neax •
Hastings. Mr. J. WQ9ds^jnn»*

SOB SUSSEX.

Pyrus torminalis. Not unfreqaent in the County.

Mr. Borrcft

Jlria» In hedges, &c. on the borders of the

*iDowns. id»

* Rosa tomentosa. Not unfrequent in the County. Id,
f ToRMENTiLLA teptans. Not uncommon on
sand and clay. Mf. Borrer. Frequent
about Hastings. Mr, J. Woods^Jun,

G£VM rtvali. In a bog near Chichester. Martyn,

Pa P AVER bybridum. Among Com on the Downs.

Mr, Borrer,
Ranunculus Lingua, Near Lewes 1 Amberley
wild Brooks : pond near the South Gat^,
Chichester. Mr, Borrer, Xeft hand of
the Lane from Hastings to Pairlight
place. idr, T.F, Porster^jun*

* Mn Borrer observes that there areia^ussex several varieties
lirhich almost equally resemble this p^ant and Reita camina : it is pos^
sible the Plant we have m«ntidn^ from ^fr• Wuch may bo one of
these. Set Note p. 473.

f In the opinion of Mr. Woods this plant is a mere variety of
ToUniilU repianty the flowers of which, Mr. Borrer observes, often
lose a fifth part, thereby much strengthening this opinion^ I
can myself add' in farther confirmation, that a plant of itormen*
iilla r?/fa;f/, which Mr. AVigg and f gathered three years sidce, and
transplanted into my {tirden, has by culture gradually ap|>roac]ied
nearer and nearer td tbe JPvfmHUa^tiHX ^ n now.hsrdly to be distin-
guished from it^^nd of its flowers at this time almost e^al propor*
tions bear four or five petals. ^. T.

StJSSEX. 609

Kawucvlvs parvtflorus. Near Shoreham : near
Midhurst : common in Selsey Island : at
Pangdean near Brighton. Mr, Borrev»

HsLLEBORUs wridts. About Arundel Castle. Ray.
— fatidus. Upon the Down towards

I *i

Chichester, along the road. Ray, Be-
tween Pyecorabe and Newtimber; and
in Arundel park, where I never ^aw
H, viridisf Mr. Borrer»

A J VGA Chamapitysj Cornfields about Tunbridge

Wells. Forster.

Tevcrfum Cbamsdrys. Plentiful upon the ruips

of Winchelsea Castle. Sherard.

Meiitha syh/estris. At Worthing j and near Al-

bourne Place. Mr. Borrer.

■ rotundifoUa. In Arundel Park. Id.
m hirsuta. j3. In the Parish of East Bourne

Tn the road to Peyensey. Ray.

■ ■■ J. Not uncomn^on in the County*

Mr. Barrer.
—^ -. f & ^. In the levels n^ar Lew^s

t^^^'

and Henfield. Jd.
- rubra. Near Ditcheling, Ringmer, an4

Hurst Pierpoint, Id.

' PuUgium, On Wet Commons, Id.

Galbopsis versicolor. 1 n hedges in the great road
beyond £ridge Park near Tunbridge
Wdlls, Forsftr.

610 SUSSEX.

Sallcta nigra. 0. Near Spcldhurst church.

Forster. Near Patcham. Mr. Borrer.

TttoviVKVS Cardiaca. Stopham Bridge near Pul-
borough. Mr. Borrer. In Selsey Island
near Chichester. Ray.

McLiTTis vulissophyllum. In St. Leonard's Forest,
going down into Isemonger's Gill, by the
cross road from Hand Crosis to the Hor-
sham road. Mr. Bomr.

Thymus Nepeta. About Hastings Castle. Mr.

Borrer. Near Tunbridge Wells. Forster^

SciTTBLLARiA minor. Sides of the bogs on the
Forest near Tunbridge Wells. Forster.
Not uncommon in the County. Mr. Borrer.

Antirrhinum Cymbalaria. At Chichester. Id.

— .. spurium. Cornfields near Tun*

bridge Wells. Forster. f re<iuent in the
County. Mr. Brrrer.

— Unaria. /?• NearSlinfold. Mr.

Borrer. On a bank near Withyam. Forster.
. minusm Cornfields about Tun-'

bridge Wells. Forster. Not uncommon

in the County. Mr. Borrer.

LiMOSBLLA aquatica. Near Ambcrley Castle. Id.

Orobanche elatior. Among Centaurea scabiosa
at Lewes. Mr. Borrer, In the way
from Mr. Fry's to the High Rocks,
Tunbridge Wells* Forster.

SUSSEX, eii

OftOBANCHi minar* Not ttncommon in clover

£dds. Mr. Borrer^

CocHLVA&iA datnca. On the sea coast* IJ.

Ibbris nudicauliti Near Midharst* Id.

Cbambb maritimm. On the ClifTs at Beachy
Head : on the beach at East Bourne^
and near Shorehaa. Mr. Berrerm At
Hastings^ and Worthing. Mr, T, F, Forster^jm*

Dbntaria hulUfera, In Highreede and Foxhole
woods near MayfielcU Parlinion. On
the left hand rocks going to the High
Rocks at Tunbridge Wells from Mr. Fry's,
and on the sides of the rimlets* Forsfer,

Cardaminb itnpatiem. Near Slinfold Parsonage*

Mr^ Borrer,

■ ■ amara. About Slinfold. Mr» Borrer»

Harrison's Rocks near Tunlxidge Wells.

Mr. J. Woods fjtm*

Sisymbbium sjhestre. In the levels at Lewes.

Mr. Borrcr*

Erysimum chcirantioides. About Slinfold Parson-
age, id.

Chbiranthtis stnuatus. Hastings. Mr. Dickon.

^ He s PERIS inodora. At Southover near Lewes.

Mr. BorrcTm

TuRRiTxs Ursula. On the banks beyond Mid-

* Mr. Borrer obsf rves that the different form of the Petals seemt
iht principal distin Ai«n between this ipeciei and H. matrMaliu '

01« SUSSEX.

hurst. Dooiy^ Not unfrequent on the
Downs. Mr. Borreu

BftASSiCA orietOalis* Fields near Godstone and

Marshfield* Hudson^

* A

Er ODIUM moscheUunu On the rocks, Hastings.

Mr, T. F. Forster^ jun,
■ maritimtm. On the shore near Brackles-
ham. Diikmus, ~Near Bognor Rocks. Ray.
GrERANiuBc fraUnse. About Plumpton near

Lewes* Mr. Sorter^

■ roberiianum, p. At Shoreham. (The

habit of this plant is very different from
that of the inland one, but it is scarcely
. Qmpuxpvreum of Willdenow, as I can
find no difference in the arillus^ ex-
^ept that in this it is not haicy* Tha
whole plant- is smoother* and rather
smaller.) /</,

Latatbea mrharea. I once saw a single plant
near an old ruin beyond Bulverhithe,
about three miles irbm Hastings;

Mr. T. jF. Forster, jun^
Antktllis vulneraria. This plant varies on the
Downs occasionally with wbjte flowers.

Mr. Borrer.
PisVM nitfrt/tini/m.' AtRie/andPensie. Camden.
By William the Conqi^eror's teble near
Hastings. ^ ^r. J. Woodsjjuiu^

4

»

4

SUSSEX. 613

Lathykus" Aphaca* In ai^ old chalk-pit by the
road from Houghton to Ambcrley,

JIfr. Borrer.

-1 Nissolia. Not very rare. Id,

1 ■ ■ - syl>vestris. Near Poymngs, Ray,

About Amberley : near the South Gate,
Chichester. Mr. Borrer, Hedge in a
lane at Climping near Arundel.

Mr. jT. F. Forster^ jun.

ViciA luteal On the shore near Shoreham.

> Mr^ J. Mtddletm.

- « bithynlca. Near Southwick, on the Cliffs

towards Brighton. Mr. Borrer^

TtiiTOLiv u maritimum, Dellquay near Chichester* /iL

■ ■ seabrum. On the shore near Little

Hampton, and Hastings. Mr. E. Forster^jun. .

Lotus dtjfusus. Among the rocks near Hastings

Castle. Mr. Dichon*

Hypekigum androsamum. About Old Roar,
and at the Fish Ponds near Hastings*
Mr. J, Woods ^jun. Woods about Penn's
Rocks, Harrison's Rocks, and elsewhere
near Tunbridge Wells. Farster. Not
uncommon in the Weald.'*' - Mr. Borrer •

' ' duHum. Near Whiston, by the road

to Washington. /</•

I^ACTVCA saUgna, Near Langfey Fort, among the

bushes on the wide beach. Id.

61i SUSSEX.

HiBiACiiTif Mttroruiru Oa walls at Chichester :
on banks near Horsham, and near Hors-
tedkaynesi always with spotted leaves.

Mtm Borretm
Cakdwi ienm/hrus. On the coast. Jd*

■ > praiensis. Waterdown Forest* Forster.

On Fairlight near Haftings. Mr.J.Woods^jun,
Ghaphalivm lutco-album^ A mile above the first

of Bognor Rocks. Slaclstcne.

rectum. Near Tnnbridge Wells.

^mamrnm

forster^ Not uncommon in the County.

CiNSaAKrA itaegrifolia. In several places on the

Downs. Id.

trxtTiUKVU maruimum^ At Cockbush> 7 miles

from Chichester, in plenty. Dillemus,

Ahthbmis nobtlis. Frequent on Commons in the

Weald. Mr, Borfft.

CtNTAU&B-A Jaua f A single plant in a meadow
near Henfield. Removed to a garden it
has produced several seedling plants
exadly like itself, and differing from
C» nigraf /S. chiefly by the regularly torn
scales of the Calyx. Id.

■■■ ■ iolstitialis* Near Fortslade, and
Brighton. Id»

OiCKis ustulatiu On declivities of the Do\Yns

near Jevingtoni Pyecombe« and Lewes. Id.

SUSSEX. «15

Sattrivm viride. In sereral pl^ceson the Downs,

Mr, B^rrcTn

DxHKYi ^^« I have met with a monstrous
Tariety, in which two» and in some flowers
three* of the petals have assumed the
form and size of the ne^hiry lip, and
which has flowered in the same manner
since it$ removal to a garden. Jd9

I ■ ■■ ' ■ Nidus avis. New timber woods ; Danny
woods* Hurst Pierpoint, near the pond*
iif r* Borrerm Near the little brook by
the High Rocks towards Rusthall Com-
mon. Forster^
.«■'■' M(morchitm On the side hUl of Vinegar

Bottom near Lewes* Mr* Woolgar.

■ '■ ' ■ mMScifera. Common about ThicketSy &c«

on the Downs, Mr. Borrer.

■ ■■■■ ■ ■ fi. Charlton Forest. . Mcatpk^
..^^,— ^ opiferM. On declivities near Steyning*

and near Lewes. Mr, Bornr.

SEtiAf IAS jirandiflora^ Inthcvicinity of Arundel. Id,

•\ All the flowers I have exa*
mined of this genus have
been hermaphrodite. The
flowers of L, truuica I have
" met with but once ; those of
L,polyrrbi%a not at all : £•
fiunor and ^/^^A flower plen*
tifully CYCry summer. ^ Id.

Lemna trisuIcM,

m

■ ■ ■■ ■ . minoTm

■ ■■■ ■ gibba.

618 6USSEX.

Ttpha angusilfoRa. Not uncommon in the County.
Mr» Borretm At Ore near Hastings.

Mr» J. Woods ^ jufim
Carvx dioica^ Amberley Wild Brooks. Mr. Borrer,

■ curta. Between Henfi^d Common and

Woodmancote Moor. //•

■ dhha. In a low meadow not far from

Pagham. //«

■■ fendula. Near Chichester : SHnfoId ;

Cowfold. Mr, Borrer. Near Hastings.

Rev. Dr. Goodenough^

■ strigQsa. By the side of the rivulet near

the Great Rocks, Tunbridgc Wells,
Forster. At Little Park, Hurst Pier-
point : by the road side between Hprshanx
and the borders of Surrey, in several
places. Mr. Borrer^

■■■ ■ pseudo cyperus. -% Not uncommon in

■ disians, (blnervis ?) j the County. Id.
■ » juhva. Sparingly in a boggy meadow at

West town. Hurst Pierpoint. Id.

■ recunva. . It occurs every year with

branched spikes in th^ Withy Copse,
West town. /iL

I Isvigata. In a wood between Tunbridgc
Wells and Frant, and elsewhere.

Jlfr. £• Foriietj Jun.
■ vesUaria. Not uncommon. Mr. Borrer..

SUSSBX. 617

Carbx um^Uacea* About Lewes : on Hecfield,

and Cbailey Comihons. Mn Borrer,.

LiTTORBLLA locustris. Horsham Common. Id*

Cbratophyllum demersum* In ditches by the

road from Chichester to Selsey Island. DllUnius.
QuEKCus sessiljfiora. One tree near Cuckfield is

all I have noticed in Sussex. Mr. Borrer.

Salix LamBertiana, About Lewes. Id*

■■■ amygdaUnam About LeweSy chiefly in osier

holts. Id*

■ pentandra. In Lewes willow beds : near

Worthing. Id:

' argentea* On Waterdown Forest near Tun-

bridge Wells. Mr. J. Woods ^jun*

• prostrata. On Broadwater Common near

Tunbridge Wells. Id*

*' ■ rosmarinlfolia. In Bridge Park. Forsttr*

oUifolia, First glen East of Hastings.

Mr, J. Woods ^jun*

* ' ■ ■ stlpularis* Between Pet and Fairlight. Id*

lanceolata. About Lewes and Newtimber.

Mr, Borrer*
It AX us baccaia. On Harrison's Rocks« and else-
where at Tunbridge Wells, undoubtedly
indigenous. Forsttr*

£<^7 1 8 ET u M Jlwviattle. Glens East of Hastings.
Afr, J. Woods^ jun. Not uncommon.

/Ifr. Borrer*

4518 SUSSEX.

OsMUnrOA lufiaria^ HoUingbury HilK Mr*
s Borrer. Mountainous pastures near

Stoneland. Ren;. Mr. BaU.

• ' n regaUs. On Harrison^s Rocks, Tun-
bridge Wellsj abundantly. Forster.
Amberley Wild Brooksj and the neigh-
bouring bogs. Mr. Borret*

Ltcopodivm irmndatum, Washington Common;
and Parham Park. Mr. Borrer. On
the Forest by Tunbridge Wells, on the
great bog near the field going to Groom-
bridge. Forster*

AsFiDiUM Thelypterts. On a bog in the Parish of
Albourne. Mr. Borrer* On the bog
on the forest by Tunbridge Wells near
where the road crosses the water towards
Groombridge. Ferster. At Ore near
Hastings. Mr. J. fTodilsJwi^

■ I Oreopterh. Damp woods in Bridge

Park> and elsewhere about Tunbridge
Wells. Forster. St. Leonardos, and
Ashdown Forests. Mr. B&rrer.

AtPLBNiUM marinum. About Hastings Castle. Ray*
. . lanceolatum. On the right hand side
of the path leading to the High Rocks,
Tunbridge Wells, through Mr. Fry's
yard ; and on a rock South side of the
High Rocks. Forster^

SUSSEX. ei9

HYMENOPHTtLVM. Tunhrigense. Among the
pebbles at Cockbash. SherMrd. On the
I£gh RockS) Harrison^s Rocks, and Pen^
Rocks, Tunbridgc Wells. Ferstefm
Roeks near WestHoathly, and Ardingly :
Withyam ; Bridge. Mr, Bornr,

PiLVLAHXA gUbuUfira. On sereral wet Com-
mons. Idm

"Pnhzcvu atcillare* Common, chiefly on clay. /</•
■ ' pMtifis. Common in wet places. Id*

»■ ■ «»-> curwcoihim. In an old pit a littk to the

East of Sizebury Hill near Ftndon. IJ^

' rechm. Very common on the Downs. Id.

' bryoides. On the Downs, not rarely. Id.

^ j- Common. Id.

serrdtum.

Gymmostomum intermedium. On sandy banks

about Henfield. Id.

foidculare*. St. Leonard's Forest. Idm

Splachnvm awfullaeeum. On the bog at Tun-
bridge Wells where Jsfidiuvt Thelyptrris ^
grows. ForsUr.

Encalypta lanciolata. On the Downs. Mr. Borrer.

GaiMici A calcarea. On pieces of Chalk in Vam

Coombe, 3 or 4 miles from Brighton. Id,

., ■ i. ■ *Suiricana. Common on the chalky soil

* This II die true plant of Hcd\/i|f, and I am fully coorinced by
Ifr.Borrcr'iipecimcBs, compared with loae I have lately reeelvei

020 /SUSSEX.

- of the Downs : sometimes ia corofielct^i
and shady places in the Weald. Mr. Borref*
GviiUUiA Diehoni. Not uncommon. Id,

; — recur^irostra. On the Downs abore

Flumpton, and elsewliere near Lewes:
about Alder roots in a rivulet near Key-
mer : tn similar situations in Albourne. Jd* '
Ptb&ogon IV M gracUe. Sand rocks near Uckiield,

but barren. li*

•—• r- Smitbiu Connnon on trees on

the Downs. In Michelgrove Park the
trunks of several tall trees are entirely
covered with it| and there the capsules in
all their stages were pointed o\it to me by
my friend) Mr. Hall) early in December
last : I have not seen it elsewhere in fruit«
Rare in the Weald. Id*

TviiCHosTouu u fontinalioidfs. About Houghton

bridge. /</«

ToRTULA tigida. On cUfFs by the sea in several
places : on walls at Brighton : on chalky
banks at Newtimber, and nearDitcheling :
On gravel at Handcross. Idd

D I c R A N V M majus. Bridge rocks } and among the

sand rocks near Ardingly* Idi

from Mr. Starkci that whait is described under this name in the
MuscologiA Hibernica, is a distinA species, which I hope for some
future opportuDity of illustrating by the title of G. atro^irctu, D* *t*

SUSSEX. efti

bictLAVVu/wcescfni. Hi^h Rocks, Tunbridge

Wells^ Mr, E. Forster^jun.

*JlagelIart. Oto all die sand rocka«

Mr. Borrerm
• rigidulum. By Ditcheling bosthHl,

aad ill several other places on chalky soil^
also on boggy soH in Alboarne ; but I dp
not find the long late shoots which are
present in Hedwig's figure. //•

^^' ' ' — su^latum. Near Little Hampton.

Mr, £. Forsterfjun.
' • nfarium. Near Hursi Pieif oint. Mr. Bcrrer*

■■ . « ' pdluesdum*. Bogs about Tunbridge

Weila. Portter. By the High^bridge
Stream, Cuckfieldk " . Mr, Bornr.

— -* niiruksiimum. Common upon trees. Id,

PdLTTaiCHVii Tubellum, In St* Leonard's

Forest. Id.

Or thotrichuii du^anum* Common on pales,

trees, &c. Id. ,,

Keck ERA pumila. Not uncommon on trees, par-

ttcularly in the forest, but rarely in fruit. Id.
• cHspa. OjQ the Downs, but barren*

. Mr% Borrer. Rocks at Tunbridge Wells. '^

Forstar.^

* DUnUum ^6eoitiaMum,E. B. is only a Tariety of this gpecies, an^,
in my opinion, very different from the plant' deicribed and figaredr
under that niune in the Muacologia Hihemica. M^, Borrer alio
accedes to this opinion. Z>. T,

▼OL. !!• S

t^ SUSSEX.

Nicker A cnrtifenJula. With TncbasiomurM
ianuginosum on heaps of flints at the foot
of Hollingbury Hill towards Patcham ; -
' and on beeches in St. Leonard's Forest^

but I hare found no fruit. Mr. Bwrtr*

■ ■■ — heteromatla. Common in the County. Id*

BuxBAVMiA folvosa. On Bridge Rocks, and the
lower part of Harrison's Rocks near the
field, Tunbridge Wells. Forster.

Brtvm annotinum. Not ancommon in the - -
County. • Mr. Borrtr.

— — hicolor. St. Leonard's Forest; and on

' the Downs. ' Id; '

Hypnum medium. On trees -within the reach of
floods ; and on old rails in Albourne
and Keymer. 'H,

" innndatum. About roots of ti'ees in-

places liable to be oyerflowed near Hen-
field, and at Lewes. /</.
■ ' trlchomanoidesm Albourne. Id,

— —— TitsdaUu . On a sandy bank near Hen- -
field ; and at the foot of flifit walls about
• Hurst Pierpoint. On stumps of trees
near Lewes. Mr: WooUgarm

*■' Swart%ii. At Poynings ; and on the

ground 9 and about roots of trees and
bushes in thickets about Lewes. Mr, Borrar.

— ' ■ ' ■ ■ utidulatuwr. In Chiddingly woods^'

SUSSEX. ^%9

West Hoatbljy barren: in frait on
Bridge Rocks, Tuabridge WcUs. Mr, Borrer,
HypnU'K iucens. Near Cuckfield. Mr. Bfyner^

Wet ditches, Tanbridgc Wells. Forster.

— — < — serrulahim, Qn damp walls about
Lewes ; and common about roots octrees
and bushes. Mr, Borreri

■ ■ ' ieneUum. Hurst Pierpoint. /^.

- ■ muraU* Not uncommon. (The leaiies

are sometimes serrulate.) fd,

■ phtmotum. Trunks of trees at Tunbridge

' Wells. Forster.

-^ fUtferum. Common in damp hedges,

&c. Mr. Borrer.

— ^ suUatum, On Henfield Common ; and

lUckham Common in the . parish of
Amberley. Id*

- Tiuringicum ^ Near Cuckfield. Id*

- cordifoKum^ In watery parts pf Am-
berley Wild-brook, bearing fruity abun**
dantly. (The operculum is hemisphserical,
pointed*) Id*

- loreum* In St. Leonard's Forest:

near Foynings, common. - Id*

Ma r c h an t I A eonica* By. the sides of the riiralcts

near tlie High Rocks, Tunbridge Wells. ForsUr*
■ ; ■ ^ 1 J * androgyna* On the side of the

* Mr. Vortter obierytt th?t a n«w i pecie* of Mardkmth f rows
at Tunbridge Wells, pq Harrison's Rocks.

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CU SUSSEX.

little lane leadbg from the Cold Ifeth

Rocks, Tunbridgc Wells. Torster.

JVHOBEilANMiA lanccolaio. On shady banks,

Tunbridge Wdls. * Id.

trUobatam

r-. CHigh Rocks, Tui-

^, . ^ bridge Wells. /i.

— nptans. Shady rocks, Tun-
bridge WeUs. Id.
ciUaris, fln Heaths near Tun-

bridge Wells. Forster, Near Chichester.

DiUenius*
Anthocekos puttdaius. Plentifully by Famhurst

near a road in a boggy shady place, called

Farnhurst Lane. //.

Lichen imfoUtus. Common on old oaks. Mr. Barrer.
— — lynceus. Old oaks at Hurst Picrpoint,

and Twineham. Id.

— rubens. Hqffm* Common on bark. * Id.

Uaescens. Acb. Old oaks at Danny, Hurst

Pierpoint. Id.

^•^-^"^ iymeniut. Common on beeches tn the

Forest. • Id.

■ ' sTuUtsus. On trees in the Forest, and

more plentifully on Chiddingly Rocks*

WestHoathly. Id.

' - ■ ■ tartaretu. On heaps of flints in a ?a]ley
4 . . at the foot of HoUingl>ury Hill near

SUSSEX. 625

Patcham, and elsewhere on sand-rock's,

but rarely in fruit. Mr. Borrer*

Lichen * Turmri. Common on bark, less so on

rails, &c. //>

■ lucidus. Acb. On sand*rocks at Uck-

field ; and on Harrison's and Hunger-
shall rocks, Tunbridge Wells. IJ.

..««.._ 'uariits* -i

i Common in the County. Id,

— * cerinus, j '

hteus. On oaks at Danny, and in St.

Leonard's Forest. Id.

— saJicinus. Ash trees near Pyecombe,

and Clayton. Id,

. luteo-alhusm Elms in the vicinity of Brigh-
ton. Id,

•.^ cahms. On chalk, and on the calcareous

coats of flints on the Downs : less fre-
quently on mortar, and sandstone on
' walls. Id. "

— clnerethfuscus. On bark« rather rarely ;

and on flints on the Downs. Id.

-*-— — — casio-rufus. On brick walls, not uncom-
mon. //»

* <M think this isdistin^ from X. tartareitii though the crust of
the latter i» sometimes powdery : there is however a difTerence in
the crust, and, 1 think, still more s* in the shields, hut the di£ferences
^re not easy to describe.*' Mr, Borrer,

6^ SUSSEX.

Lichen eocclnetts. Rocks at Tunbridge Wellsj

particularly on Rusthall Commoa* Forjter^

>— — . — innuldttu. On flag-stones in the parish

of Cowfold. Mr. Borrer.

■ ■ ■ ■ guaJricoior. Horston Warren near Pul-

. borough : Cbiddingly and Harrison's
rocks* . JJ.

— — Lsghffocth\ , On bark, but not frequently*

chiefly in the forest. IJ.

...-». effutui. Hurst Pierpointy on old bark. Id.

■ 11 ■ umbrmus.

■ vlridescens. jfcL On Elms at Hurst,

towards the roots. Id»

m^. spbitroides. On moss, common. Idm

^- 1

f Common on Walls, &c. IJ,

■ corneus. On oaks in N^timber wood :

Cold-Harbor wood, Alboume: and
near Arc^ngly. Id^ .

■ ■ exanibemaiiciUm On chalk in the Downs,

/lot common. IJ»

■ ■ marmoreus* On flint, and chalk in the

Downs^ but not Tcry plentifully. Id.

* corticola. Common on bark. Id.

■ I > ■ epipoliui. Common on walls. IJ.
— * candidus. Old walls about Lewes and

Brighton, Id.

«< • I cannot always dittingnish it from L. epipoHuty and have
••metimet doubted whether it might aot 1x a modification of Z.
wu^rtotui*^ ' Mr. Bnrer,

SUSSEX. 9tf

LiCH£V ^finAriatus^Aci. On flints on the Downs.

Mr, Borrer*
■ ^d^mtfsii/. Frequent in the County. Ids

'fruinatus. On the mortar of old walls
about Hurst and Steyning. Idr-

mm ^«»».

•«-«« Oederi» Rocks and loose stones on /the

forest aear Tuobridge Wells* Forster^

-• — rivulostUt
— : Mi^huns. f Flints on the Downs. Mr, ^orrer.

!•■*

IIIMW

- cmeentncus^
^pinicola. On fir-treeSj and sometimes'on

oaks, aad elms. , IJ, '

- uIigi»osus. Cfaiddingly Rocks* L/.

- pe%t%mdes. Common on sandy banks. Id. "
•*tdgit. On flint wallS|tombs>&c. in many .

places* ' Id,

- cdtuleo'tilgricans* Mossy walJ$ about
Lewes. Id. - .

- Hy^orum. Mount Harry near Lewes. Id, '

- ftdfimbrieaius. A single specimen on a

flint near Brighton race-course. Id.

- cyeksfhs. *!' - -

- 'virdhs. VNot uncommon on trees, &c. /</.

- atpoiius. J

- conspersus. Ach. Rocks at Tunbridge
Wells. Fdrsfer:

- qffinis. Frequent on trees in the Forest,

rare elsewhere. Mu Borrer.

- phmhcuu Trees in the Forest. Id.

6t8 SUSSEX.

Lic^BN alatrkes. Not rare on old nuls, bat sel-
dom in fruit. Mr. Bwrtr^

— ^ — phytodes. Id fruit on old rails, in the

Parish of Bobey. Id.

«■■■■ furfur aceus. Eridge rocks, Tunfaridge
Wells, barren ; also yery sparingly and
barren on old rails in Alboume and
Bolncy. Id. -

— tiitaceus. Sparingly in Arundel Park:

trees on the Downs near Amberley
Mounts barf en. Id.

•— — : — perlcUus. I hare found shields 6 or 7

times, but never very good specimens. Id.

~ caperatus. Not uncommon in fruit, Id.^

- l^te-^rens. Trees in St. Leonard's
Forest, sparingly: sand-rocks near Ar-
din^Jy. Id.

- corrugatus. Poyning's hill, on hawthorns. Id.
" pulwpnaritu, leather rare, except in the

^lest, and not very generally in fruit : on
sand-rocks near Ardingly. Id.

- scrobiculatus. Not common, except in
the forest ; I have found the shields abun-
dantly on one tree of St. Leonard's Fo-
rest pnly. 14^

- limbatus. Common~oir-mossy trees in St.
Leonard's Forest^but barren. Id.

w

.SUSSEX. «9S9

l,icnE}». JuTvtts^ Ach. Roof8> aod old walls*

Mr, Borrar*
■ suhtilis* Commpn on sandy banks ; less
so on clay. At

i--— cradeeus. On chalk at the foot of the hill

. near Plumpton. Id. ^'

"•"^ tmuissimuu On the ground on CKfT-hHl,

Lewes. /i/,

»'^^,fatekulans. On mossy trees : rare« except

in the forest. //.

•^--rprutmiri*' i^arely in frttdtfication, /i,

/arinacfus* Shields not very rare. iJ,

— vulpinus. Most frequent in the forest,
barren* Mr. Borrtr. Trees near Hor-
sham. R^iham*
'^--^Juciformii. Wall at Selsey Parsonage.

Rev, Mr, Fearom^

^-^ juhatus. Rocks near the High Rocks,
Tunbridge Wells. Forsttr. On sand-
socks^ and sparingly on old rails in
Bolney. Mr. Bftmr.

:*-^ horizontaSs. Near Cuckfield ; and near
Ardiogley. Mr. Borrer^ On Harri*
$on's> and the High Rocks, Tanbridge
Wells, Farsier,

— • ipwius. Ack, On thatch. Hurst. Mr. Borrer.

— : resupittifius. Rarely on Trees in St. Leo-
nards Forest : on a tree otfar Midhurst :

(J32 SUSSEX.

Fucus kaltformts. Abundant on tfie Brighton
Beach, in the summers of 1 803 and 1 804,
after storms with a Western wind. Mr. Borrer*

Fucus amphiliut. Selsey Marshes. Martyiu

CoN'FERTA tutuiosa, Bognor Rocks: Brakel>

sham ; and Cockbush. Id.

■>■■ ■ vagahunda. Salt marshes at Selsey. Dillenius.

" plvLmuIa, At Brighton. EUU.

■■■ corallina. Stones near Cockbush, genc^

rally of a whitish colour. DtlUniusm
Frequent during the summer months on
the shore at Brighton. L. W, IK

— — byssoiaes. Among the rejedtamenta of

the sea at Hastings. Re^j, Dr. Goodenough^,

I ll

■*■ P " —

WARWICKSHIRE.

CfiAKA^exilh. In the third Stew from the house

at Edgbaston, Wtthcrtv^.

ScHOENUs MarisetLs* In boggy places by the

River Thame near Tamworth, Ray*

' albus. Near Packington. Countess of

Jylesford. Birmingham Heath. Wifheritif^

Eriophorum va^natum* On Birmingham
Heathy in the marshy Valley crossed by
the footpath to Winson Green. Wisher'-
ing. Packington. Countess of Aylesforim

Polystachion. Packington* Ead%

Dips Acus fUosuf. Near Coleshill. £ad.

An c h V s a semper virens. Near Birminghami on the

Alcester road. Wiihertng»

Campanula patuk. Near Merideni and Coles-
hill. Countess of JyUjford. On tht

634 WARWICKSHIRE.

road side in a wet lane^ called Water Of«
ton. Wttbiring. Between Litchfield
and Coventry, Mr, Woodward, In ^
hedge in a small village called Wells-
Green near HelroiDgton, about ^ miles
from Birmingham, in the high road from
Coventry to Meriden* Sir T* G. Culium^

Campanula iatifoiia. Near Packington. Coy»-
tess ofAyUsford, On the rOad from Hales
Owen Abbey to Birmingham, a mile
from the former^ on a shivery sand-rock*

Wubering^

LoNiCERA Xylosteum, Edgbaston Park near Bir-
mingham, , Idt,

Rhamnus catbarticus* Packington.

Countess of AyUsJotd^

CvBCUTA europaa, Flaxfields about Packington. Ead^

BuPLEURUM rotundifolium, Wooton near War-
wick. Ead.

Angelica Archangelica, Broadmoore, ' about 7

miles N. W. from Birmingham. Withering

Myosurus minimus^ Chelmsley wood near

Coleshill. Countess of AyUsford^

Galanthus ninfalis, Packington. £cuL

Ac OR us Calamus, In the river at the bottom of
Mr. Oldershaw's garden at Tamworth.

Withirinim

WARWICKSHIRE. . CM

Cote Hicv vi auHmmalt.' Near Packington.

Countesi of ^ylcsford.
VacciiTium Oxyaxcat* Near. Packington.

Cvuniessirf jSylesford. In Sutton Cole<
/field Park* Rjof^ On Birmingham
• Heath, fVuheringi

Poi^TOoifUM Bistorta, . Near Pkckington* Couft'

tess of Ayiesford* In the meadows at

Ttmirortli and Faseley. Raji

Paris qnitdrifoUa* Locke's Rough near Coks-

hilh Countess of Ayltsfori^

Galiopsis ^versicolor. Near Coleshtll. Cwn^

ieis of Aylesford. Under a moist hedge

at Birches Green near Birmingham* Withering.
Scutellaria minor. j Packington*
MelaMpyrum ar^ense. J Countess of Aykrford*

Li M OS ELLA aqUatua. On the road near Coleshtll

Pool. Ead.

Cochlbaria officinalis. Packington. Ead.

Iberis nudicaulis. By the side oC the road near

Packington where it divides to Coleshill

and Castle Bromwick. Ead^

Caidamikb amara. Aston near Birmingham.

Withering, About Middleton. Ray.

TuRRiTis glabra* On Dorsthill near Tathworth. Id. .
Gb R AN I u M pratense. AUesley. Countess t^ Aylesford.
FvM ARIA soRda. At Perry HaU near Birmingham,

630 WARWrCKSHlRfi*

10 z meadow between the house and thtf
riven Mr* Pi^k

Htpekicvm ^itt^tB/KT* NeaT Merideo. .

; CmnaeSs.of jtylesfordh

Ry r ecu JBKis glabra^ On. th^ gravtUy gtooiids
near Middleton. Ray* Washwciod
Heath near Birminghabi. ' Witberingl

Ca^dws fratenf is » Packington. C&un^s pj lAyJesJord*

Gw A pa A L I u M margariiaceum* In a' mcMii9«^ at

Lotigdon nekr Litchfield. Lord Fdkndai^

— ^— — rectum, j Packington.

£pAK.GANiuM fuUMu% 3 CoutUess cf AyUrfovdi,

Caeex curia. In a pool ai Middleton towards

Cole's Hill. Ray*

■ pendula* -i

^ . • c PackinetOD. Countess of Aylesford^
' ^estcarta. J * • j */ j ^

■ ■ ampullacea* Packington. Countess of

Aylesford* In sereral pools about Mid-
dleton. Ray^

LiTTOftELLA iacusttis. Coleshill Pool*

Countess of jfylesford^

MrkiorHYLtVM verticillatmn* Packington. Ead*

Salix fetUandra* Plantations at Soho near Bir«

mingham. Withering^

E<^7issTUM hyemaie^ In a moist ditch near Mid-

dleton« Ray*

OtMVNDA regmUs* Bog neat Coleshill PooU

Countess of AyUsJori.

WARWICKSHIRE.

637

Ltgopodivm immdatum. Coleshill Heath.

Countess oj AyUsJorJU
Asp Fdi v u sfinulosum, ' "^Bogi on ' Birmingham

Heath. Wiiherki.

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WESTMORELAND.

Char A Hispida. Ditches and Ponds in this Coun-
ty* Hebron*

CiRCiBA aifina. About Dallam Tower. Robson.

Banks 6f Ullswater. Mr^ J. Woods ^jun^

Vmkovica ipicata. ArnsidePark. Robson*.

Utriculahia minora On Brigstear Moss neal-
Kendal. Robsm. Between Kendal
and Bowness. Mr* J. Woods^ jun*
With U. nfulgarlt on the Causey oyer
the Moss to the Fell'^end near Wither^

■

slack. Ray^

ScHOBKUs monoicus* In Birkdale. Re*v* J. Harriman*
\ comprezsus* About Orton. Ray^

Near Brough, between- Hill-beck and
Morton oa the side of the Mountain.

Rtv. J. jaarrimaM*

WESTMORELAND. 6?9

ScHosKVs alkut^ ,'% Common uvthis

E&IOPHORVM vaginatum* J County. Hudson^

Meliga nuUms. ' Near Kendal. - Rmy*

Sbsls&ia c£ruUa^ Limestone^ rocks aboiat Con-
zick Scar near Kendal. Mr. Gaugb.
At die top of Barrowfield wood near .
Kendal. Mrf Woodward.

FtiTVM A cahmaria. Near the waterfall behind

the Inn at AmUeaide. , Sir T. Gage^

Stifa femuaa. On the limestone rocks hanging
over a little Talley, called Long Sles^dale,
about 6 miles North of Kendal. Dr^ - ^
Richardson y and T. Laivson^ in Ray's Sy-
nofsis* (Not now to be found there,
nor 4oes it appear that it has been seen
since their time.)
Galium fusillum. Near KendaL Hudson.
Common in this County. Mr. fFood*
nuard. Nab Scar near Ambleside.

MnJ.WoodSfjun,

■ ■ hreak. Near the^lower enAof Winan-

dermere^ opposite Fell Foot. Mr. Jaei*

son. Near the ferry at Winandermere.

Mr. W^todward. Under the bridge at

, Kirby Lonsdale. Mr. J. Woods ^jun.

Alchbmilla aiplna. Mountains between Ulls«

water and Amblende. Rev. Ww Wood.

«

T t

($40 WESTMORELAND.

Near Backbamow well in Long Sleadali.

Mr. Jaeh^H,

fziuvhA/arifwsa, Freqaent in this County, pir-
ticolarly 4ttuiesfh)ni Ken^ on the Am-
bleside roai Mr. IFoodward.

Anchusa semperuirens. ()n the road between
Kendal and Ambleside, 2 or 3 miles
from the former Town. Rtv. J. ff auim a n.

Campanula lanfolia. Hedges near Kendal. D. T.

rotufuKf§Jia. $. Moontainar above

Grsismere. Rohsonm

Lobelia Jortfama. On the Banks of Win-
andermere near the Inn at BownesS, and
in most of the lakes with dear gravelly
bottoms. Dr. Smitbi In Winander-
mere, on the borders of Curwen^s bland. D. T.

Impatiens iM^/isi^^^. On Ae banks of Winan-
dermere, and in litde brooks, aiid watery
places near ttydal Hallj plentxibiiy. Dr.
Smith. Kirby Lonsdale, hot fiu: from the
bridge. Mr.WMLwtri. Keardie&xM*
path between the Inn at Ambieiide and
the Cascade. D. T.

R a A M N vs eiabartieus. In HiB4>eek %ood in the

neighbourhood pf Broogh. Ren^ J. Harriman,
Kmi^ fetr^um. On the road behretn Broogh and
Kendal, a few itflcs from the ktter phce.

Rev. J.

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WS$TMQIt£LAN9. 641

CcMTiAMA/iKVVMiJiM&f. Milfanm* kffo^ Mr* .

Bicior4s(m» Near Milthorpe. Hudion.

■ ■ «»*r«a. lo Birk(ble» ia th« parish of

Appleby. Rffu* J. Harriman*

SthinvU'fabutTi^ Beiweca Ambleside aod Ken-
dal* Mr. Jackson.

Mkum attatfumtiam» DvorMftU-raise* • Mr,
Fardom. About two. miles frpm Sedberg
in tisp way to Ortoni abundantly in mea-
dovs and pastures. Ray.

Sckwpix adorata. Near KeodaL D, T,

iMFEaATpaiA Ostrvtbium* I fou^ this plant in
crossing the Moors from Brougb to Mid-
dleton in. Teesdale in a ipcadow immodi*.

ately alter. cro^ng- the Lunej as truly

ynUi ^ ever plant was. Mr. Brunton,

LiNuic/nviiv.. At Crosby Ravensw6rth between

Shaps^d Threap^aqd*. ^ Ray.

DaosiRA hngtjulia. Between Kendal and Bow*

oess« Mr. J. Woods ^jun.

LsucojuM £stivum. In a small island in the
rirer about three mijes South of Kendal»
in tht Dam of the Gunpowder Mill. Mr. Gough.

Allium armarium. BucUuun wood» Lpw^her.
Rev. ^Mr. Richardson. In Sir James
Lowther's woods by Lpwther, and pas-
tures a^oining. , Mr. Woodward. On
the mountains of this County. Withering,

645 WESTMORELAND.

Allium cdrinatUvu' On the rocks about Long '

Sleadale. ^ IRenf, Mr. Richardson.

■ ■ ■ oUraceum*' fa several parts of this Coun- ~
ty. ■ ' • '*' Hudson,

ORNiTHOGAtuKi ^«/^<//^. *Near Kc'fidd. Withmng.

Cqnvallaria vmUtflora, In a small shady s{>ot
in Sir M. Le Fleming's park at Rydal,
opposite the house, Z!. T*

JvncvsJSltformis, Not fat from Ambleside. ' Ray.

tmlumis* Near Birkdale. *!?«;• J, Harrimant

RvMEZ digynus. On the mountains, in very ele-

vated spots. . -/.•-. j^^ Sw/rf.

^ Observed by Air.
VACcmiiTM «%moi««. . Li^^ i„ jhe forest .

^Fituid^a, ■^ofWhinfieia.'-^' Ray.

->*■**•

i s

toLYGONUM wmparum. At Crosby Ravens-
worthy and other places in this County*
R^y, Ip jthe .fields between Sha^ and
. . Hardingdal. Mr. Gemgi.

Paris auadrlfo^ia, (slpdsin Winandermere. Dr. Matot{.

Andromeda polijolia. Frequent on Peat Bogs
in this County. Hudson. On Brl^steer
Moss i^ear Kendal.". . Ray*

Arbutus U<vif Ursl. Dale Head near UMs-

water. Rev. Mr. Richardson.

■■'.',-■ ^ ' . '

F r KOL A roiundif oil a. Banks of Stock-gill Force

a1>ove Ambleside. Mr. Pardon*

^AXiFRAGA stellarls. In Longslcdale. ' Robson .

WESTMORELAND. «4*

Betwf^t Pattei:<Iale aod .Wina^d^rmcre^
:^' Dr^'Siokes, Over K|rks^on, Mr.J,'fi^oodSfjtin*

daltf. - ; Roison^

— — mm^ aizoiifei*. Patterdalc. . Re^m Mr,

RJxbardson, Ov<rKirkstOD. Mr.J.Woods^JMn*
■ . .^masciata, Kirkston near Ambleside*

Rev^ Mr» Ricliard^on%

Sapon^ria qfitinalsi.. Banks. of the Lune at

Kirby Lonsdalej abundantly. Mr, •/• Woods jjun.

OiA^THus dfMdfs, On a, sao^dy hill a little .
below Common Holm Bridge where th^
water is crossed near Great Strickland* ^^j«

Stcllaria fsfmorum* By Casterton Mill near
Kirby Lposdale^ aod; other paits o£ .the
' . County, Dr. Smith. Near Kendal. Mr. Gough.

Ar e n a&u 'vern£u At^nt .Kei^^al. . Hudson^

ScDUM alburn^. Mountains about Winandermpre.

A Dr^Mafw, Rydal. JUv.J.p§dd*

A s A R V M turof^Mm* Rain$lM% Martindak. Ra^^ . ,
Mr» Ricbardson. Near K»irby Lons-
dale, .... ij'ff Ratty,

. Pav N u s Padus. Common in this County. Hudson .

JSfxr^a saUcifoHa* In moist hedgesf i{i W^st-
morelandj and on the borders of Winan?
dermere. ' Mr. Gougb.

Rosa nnllosai Plentiful ia this County. Ray.

Ryavs cbanuemomt. Peat bogs on the sides of

the Mountains. « fd.

644 WBSTMORfiLAND;

AcTJBA jficata, Moantainoos pastoltes Above

Trcmtbeck near Ambleside. Mr, Woodward.

Va^ave^ ^amiricum. About Kendal/pleodfulfy. "
Hudson. By the Feny House al Wi*
fiabdermere. Mr^ Woodward, Near
Kirby Lonsdale. Df. Sndth. Gras-
mere. Re^» W. Wood*

CxsTVf mar^o&us. Plentiful on the West side
of Betram Beeke^ abont a- mile from
Kendal. Ray*

Ao^ihtGiAvi^^aris, 0, Woods in the County. RobsOH*

Tr ALi CTRU M iRMtur. fiofders of Wittindermere. D. T»

mm truffus. Banks of Ullswater.

Mr, J. WoodSfjun^

Ranunculus Lhigua* By Esthwaite Wateri

Av. W. Wood.

Trollius europMis. Aboat Shap. Ray. Near

Troutbeck. JUr. Woodward*

HEltBBOitus viridii. About Clathr^ Hall. Robson.

Galsopsis verskohr. In £dlow ground near

Hntton Roof. Mr. Jtkiiuon.

Baktsia aJpina, Just by a rivulet near Ortoti in

crossing the road to Crosby. Rt^.

Mblam PYRUM syhailcum. Rydal* Mr. J. Woods^jlM.

Lathr^a squamarta. In thickets below Con-

zick Scar near Kendal. Hudson.

StUTHOXTiA europaa. By Buckbarrow Well in

Long Sleadale. JMron.

WBSTMORBLAllX); or

Drasa ineamu

muraih

M'f ......

THhhzp I ptrfclsatum. In mose lSnM«tott« pastutts
k^thirOountjr. • : •. /

CocHLSAriA ^ffMmR$* ' K:irilit»n FcJi near Am-

' bleside. Mr, Fardon.

" ' ■ danka. Owr Ktrkstoa. Afr. J. Woodsfjanr

CardaMi^c ifnpaJftens. " tn ittofly parts of tkis

County. Hudson*

Hesfekii inodiiT^m Oa the banks of riVuietr— -
above C^rasmere. * i^iij^.

TuRRTTis biriuia^ Walls of Kenxlal Castle. Afr. Dan;y^

Brassica c0mpaPrts» In fields below Kirby LOfis-

dalei if I am not mistaken* Dr» Smitb.

■ - detmaA. Near Arnnde Poiat. - - Rohm:

Hkodivh woseiuMm. E^rery wj^re ia dry' pas-
tures of this County. Hudson.

GiRANityM jjfhdHeum. Frequent io the County.
Hudson. About Shap. Ray» Plenti-
M m meadows above KendaL Mr. J.
Woods ^jun. Rydal. Mr. S. Woods.

Foil ARIA soUdh. In LeTans Park 5 miles from
Kendal; and at Watsfield half a mile
from Keadai among a clump of tail trees,
plentUul. Mr. Gougb*

ViciA ^lylvaiiea. Near Orton* Mr» Woodward*

Foot of the bridge at Kifby Lonsdale* D, T*
HvvERtcuM androsmnum^ In the Lady Holme

64a, WZSTMOKELAND.

DrytffUns. Barrowfield wood nav

# »

Kcodal, and other rocky woodi* iL

AsFiDiuM Theljfuris. Marshy places. R^^satu.

A^rLSjnvM seftaOrionale. HilU abon Anhk-

jide. JSfiM(^* In Patterdale« Mr^WpoL
S€<n<9F£MDRiuM Ceteroch, In KmestOne fimses

in the highest paru of Keqdai Fell* Mr* ..

Gm^A. Troatfxdu <Mn JTpoi mm rd.

Ambleside. /{#v* /• Dod/tL

Pr&aif crispa* At the bottom of stone waUs

made np with earth is Ortoa Pa|isb» •

plenttfiilly* Bx^. Shap, very coimnoo |

also TenterfeU near Keadal. ULr. Gm/^im

HTaciMOPBYLiiirM tmhri^ense. High monntaina

at the bead of Winandermere. Dr* Smiths

SrLACBNUM spbmctm. $. Muse. Hik. Here

and there in this County* ^ Hudspn*

G%imniiL fuiiUn^ Near Ambleside* Sndtb.

TttiCHOBTOUVM fontinalioidei. H, Rocks in the

river at Kirby Lonsdale above the bridge, /i«
NicKiEA pumila. Trees between Troutbeck and

Ambleside* Jfudtcn*

B a y u M crudum. Woods about RydaL Id.

Hypiivm lorium. Near Ambleside. Smitk

Tom Tin AVIS j^uamosa. Brooks in this Coonly. RchsM,

WESTMOKELAND* Mf

JvNOiHiiAliNlA TommuUa. Wood% and mottt

heaths, and near rirolets. Hudson^

-^ Idtuiolaia^ Woods» aad mottt

bMteM^

shady pbces* JUL

Li c H E H gecgrafiicutm Gommoir In the mosfttain*

ous pacts. Rev. J. UMrrwuuu

■ ^ 4^tknu^ On the itmcs^oae rwdu as Hiil-
bedk near Brou^. Id^

.folfiT^. )^^ '^^^ ^y Appleby. U.

■ ■ > ' ■■' silacau. Rocks in thi$ County. Mr. SrusUom-
• ' ■ ■■ >> t^entmus. Castertttoa FtU near ^irby

Lonsdale. Dr. SndA^

' granvhsus. Wall near Kiiby StqAen.

^cUorolemcm* Mbt Hitt-beck« . LL

-> tartareus. Common on the Mounftains. Id*

- inchuus. Trees in Hill-beck wood near
. Brough* Idm

- ermaUnuiSm y On limestone near Hilk

- exanibematkut. 3 beck. Id*

- fvi/n^. Near Brough. Re*v. J. Harris

»

m«i9. Moist shady rock9 about Kirby
l.onsdde, plentifully. Dr. Smifi.

c^ntko^mgrieans^ Walls near Klrby Ste-
phen. Mr. SrumUn*

■ ■ ■ ■ crassmi. ^ .

., c Rocks in this County. Hudson.

eao WESTMORELAND.

hiCHMv/auiadariss Mossy tr^ ahooi Amble^

side. Dr. SmiiL

■ - 'granuUuus. On a wall near Kirby Lons-

dale, id.

^-^—^fuffuraceus. / Trees in this County. JSudsw,

■ ■ islandicus^ Summitk of tlie Mountains.

Hudion. On a Fell near Birkdalci

Rev. J. HmrimAn^
ghmuUferus. *\ Trees in the great. Mand
fhmbeus. j in Winandermere. Dr* Smkk^
nmtckobu Kear.Krkdale* Re^» J. Hanman.

II > ^

*ik«i«ta

"^•«

-k centrijvgus^ Common in the mowatwoos

paitSi^ id*

-^ citperaiks. In fruit on stones in Grasmere* 1dm
-^/uligiaosiu. About Ambleside. - Dr. SmiiA.

.^ t« . c Rocks in this County. Hudsm.
•^pioefcensi 3 . ■'

- trUtis. Micaceous al^ne rocks4 . i)r. Snnthi

-^piscMu, On the highest Moontaias. IJ»

' • ^.

^SSSSSSSR

WILTSHIRE.

PiKGUicvLA lusitanicM* Marshes ^n Aldetbury

Common. Dr% Ma4on,

1 R I s/artUisiimaw Coppices at . Milfbid near SaHs*

bury. Id.

EaioPHoavii fofysiaction. Alderbury Common. Id»
Av'&K A fuhisans. On Marlborough Downs. JTUbcring,
£ L Y Mu« euufittts. In the high woods by Hamble*

ton, in the road from Henley to Great

Marlborough.. * Bberard^

Xii^ikcxis pilosus. Milford near Salisbury. Dr. Maion,
Imp ATI ENS noU tangtre. Sides of the river Avon

near Safisbury. Id*

GsNTiAKA campestris. Hills near Clarendon old

castle. Id.

h\J 9Ltv KV u rotundifolium. Near Amesburyi on

Salisbury Plaioik plentifully. . fFithering.

059 WILTSHIRE*

I^imv m MstiaiiiMmm. Conifidds atiOQt Sdfabvy.

Dr.

Drosera lonfffoUa. Aldeifaury Comnioa. Id.

Orrithooaluic fyrenakum. Coppices aboot

Fkton near Salisbury. Id.

CoHTALLARiA Polygmoium. Coppices about AV>

deibury* Id.

* CohCHicvu atUumnaU, (njwr.ficfnbm snoMLs.)

Obserred for 6 or 7 yean past in a

meadow near Devizes by Af r. Salmm.

A L I s M A ranuncmhidts. Aldeibury Common • Dr, Maiom.
MoNOTROPA HypopUbys. Clarendon wood near

Salisbury. Id.

SsDUM uxangulare. On the rains of Old^arum. D. T.
Y.vTHtmfMiL platyphylia. Among4||ie C9rn on Sails*

bury Plain. Witbentig.

G R VM ri'oaU, Sides of the River Avon wtr SaI^

bury. ... .Dr.m iAe^em.

Papavrr hybfidwrn. Waste grounds flpun jSaliiD

bwy. Id.

TiiAtiCTRUM majus. Sides, of rivolets about

Salisbury* ... . . -^ . . iit

Adonis ^7R/«fBfla£/^ Cornfields. • . ,. 7\ .1 .\: ^UU
\ asthalis. Cornfields on SilUdb^;! Plain

* See English Botany, t. 1432.

f I havf specimeas of this plant, sent me as indigenous, froai

Dr. Withering and Mr. Sowcrby, which, csptdally the latter,

appear very dllTerent (rem 4- autumn^lts. - b,T.

WILTSHIRE, .♦ 653

near the road from Ambresbury to
Everly. Wiiberlng.

Hb l l e bor ij s fittUus. Woods at Clarendon near

Salisbury. Dr, Maion,

fAivrti A piperita. 0, In Chiltern-bottom. Sole*

— gracilis. Near Bradford. Id,

Lathr^a sguamaria. Woods at Clarendon. 7)r. Maton*
At^tirrhinum minus. Cornfields near Pitton. Id^
Villa annua. Found by Mr. Lawson on Salis-
bury Plain, not far from Stonehenge. ' Ray.
TuR R I T I s glabra. In this County. Rohson.

u htrsuia. On the ruins of Old Sarum. D. T*

Gfe R ANi u M piaiim. At Alderbury near Salisbury.

Dr. Maton*
'* pratense, He<^e-row between Salis-

bury and Bemerton. 7)r. Maton, At
Abury ; Overton ; and Fifield.

Mr. E, Forster^jun.
ViciA syhvatica. About Devizes, Mr, Goodyer.

Lathtrus Nissolia. Coppices about Salisbury.

Dr. Maton »
Astragalus glycyphyllos. Clarendon Woods. Id*
Hyper4Cvm andros£mum. Laverstock near Salis-
bury. Id»
Carduus eriopborus. Waste ground near Pitton,
Dr. Maton. Common in this County.

Dr. Pulieney.

VOL. II.« V

654 WILTSHIRE,

Inula HeLniwn. River side near Bemerton*

Dr. Maionk
OfcCHis ustuUta, On the Wiltshire Downs. Mr.

Swayne. On Salisbury Plain, particu"

larly upon the Burrows about Stonehenge.

Withering.
Satyrium 'virtde^ Woods at Winterslow near

, Salisbury. Dr. Mafou.

Ophrys afifira. Trenches at Old Sarum« Id.

S E R A l» I A s grandiflora. Winterslow Woods, Id.

. ensifolia. Alderbury Common. Id.

Carex tomeniosa. In meadows near Merston

Measey. Mr. TcetdaU. •

Salix Lamhertiana, On the banks of the river

Willey at Boyton, for i6 miles, Mr. Lambert.
■■ ■ rubra. Near Salisbury, Sherardm

Tax us haceata. Apparently indigenous la this

County^ Dr. PuUehey. On Cranbom

Chace* Dr. Maton.

Equisetum hyemale. In a rivulet near Broad-

stitch Abbey, plentifully. Ray.

OsMtJNDA lunaria. •%

^. r Alderbury Common. Dr. Maton*

..MUm

regali

Anictangitjm clRatum* On the Gray Weathers

liear Marlborough. DiUeniuS.

pTEROGONit^M Smtthiu On Stonehenge.

Mr. E. Forster^jun.

WILTSHIRE. «55

Neckera curtlpendula. Marlborough Downs, DilUntufm
Lichen coceintusm On Stonehenge. Dickson*

n nliqu(fsus. On the Gray Weathers. DiUemusm

^....^ ajuilut, \ °" Stonehenge. p, T.

V 3

WORCESTERSHIRE.

Iris fatidissima^ Woods and thickets in the

neighbourhood of. Pershore, Nashm

-*— Xiph'mm, Bj the river side near Fladbury,
and in some other places in this County ;
discorered bj the Dutchess Dowager of
Portland. /J.

SciRPUS acicular'un On Malvern Chace. Dr. Stokes*

— holoschanus* y. In Marshes near Throg-

morton. Hudjon^

FssTUCA calamaria. In Shrawley wood near

Glasshampton. Mr. Moseley*

B1LOMU8 ^iandrus. At Severn Stoke. Dr. StoktSn

- pinnahitm Abundantly in almost every

pasture of a clayey soil in the neighbour-
hood of Great Comberton and Pershore. Nath.

WORCESTERSHIRE* ^ST

Di^sACVS pilosiu. In the Abbey Lane at Eve-
sham. BallarJ.

Galium mollugo, 0. Hedge row in a marly soil
on the side of the Red House near Wor-
cester. Dr, States,

A N c H u s A sempervirens. The Blanketts near Wor-
cester. Ballard.

Cynoglossum jyhaticum. In shady lanes about
Worcester. Dr. States. Near the three*
mile stone going from Worcester to Per-
shore. Nasi^

Campanula paiula. In hedges, and by roadsides
about Worcester^ Malvern , and other
places in the County. Nasif. Near
Hagley, on the Kidderminster road.
Withering. Hedges near Bewdlcy.

Mr, T, F, ForsteTy jun.

, ■ Rapitncuktf. At Hindlip.' Dr, States.

VsRBAscuM virgatum. First found by Mr.

Waldron Hill, of Worcester, in a field '
on the S. side of a lane leading from
Gregory's mill to the turnpike road near
that Town : the side of the Turnpike
road from Worcester to Ombersley, oppo-
site the lane leading to Beverey. Id,

O Elf Avr HE pimpinelloides. By the sides of rills
ascending the North side of Breedon
Hill. NasL

65^1 WORCESTERSHIRE.

ScANDiz odorata. In an orchard at the top of
Souston?$ Roche, near Shelsley Walsh.

Mr. Ballard.
• ' ■ . CtrrfoUum. Ncv Worcester, in consi-
derable plenty in the hedge on the South
East side of the Bristol road, just beyond
the Turnpike; and in the hedges in
Upper and Lower Old Swinford. ' Dr. Stoics*
FxMPiNiLLA magna^ Woods and hedges in this

County. Mr. Bdllari,

» * •

Myosvrus minimus. Malvern Chace. /^.

pALANTHUs nivaGs* At the foot of the MaWera
Hills on the right of the road r^naing
below the Camp- Id.

AcoRUS Calamus. In the Aron near Fershore. Jd^

CoLCBicviyf autumnaU. Pastures, and low mea-
dows about Great Comberton, Great
Malvern, and m^y other places in the
County. Nask*

Alisma natant* Near Teabury* Mr. A.Aikin,

Epilobium angtutifoUum. Near Bewdley. Mr. Dyer.

Qhloka fer/oliata. Side of Malvern Chace. Afr«
BaUard. Edge of the Ridd CUfF. Dr.
Stokes. Rough pastures of ^ stiff* clayey
soil about Great Comberton, and else-
where. Nash,

Vaccikivic Oxycoccos. Boggy places near Brooms*

grove. Z/.

WORCESTERSHIRE. «50

PiOLYGOKUM vunus. Gravel pit on Malvern Chacc.

Dr, Stoics.

Btslcrta* Ham Green near Mathon,

and Hartley. Mr. Ballard.

Paris quadrifoUa. Wood near the Devil's Den
near Clifton upon Teme. Mr. Ballard.
Woods and thickets on the side of Bre&-
donHill. A^tfxA* About FfaBkley* Withering.
ClfRYSOSPLBNivM Attcrmfoliumi Purlieu lane
leading from the Wytch to Mathon.

Mtp BaUarJ.
DiANTHUS/r<?///Jrr,. In a marie pit Landridg^

Hill; Hanley Castle. Id.

Ar'bnaria te^uifotia,. Malvern Hills. Id.

SiPUM alburn^ On rocks by the side of Malvern

Hills above Great Malvern. Nash^

FyRUS d^mestica. In the middle of Wir? Forest

near Bewdly. Lord Fahntla.

Pelphinivm Consolida* Inafieldby Pershore. Merrett^
RANVNcyLV^ Lingua. Bogs on Malvern Chace.

Mr. Ballard.

_- ■ par'viflorus. Malvern I^ill. Mr.

Ballard^ Near Worcester. Dr. Stokes.

He{,lebokus viridis. Orchard near Mr. Ballard's^

Robinson's End, Malvern Chace. Mr. Wells.
LspiDiUM ruder ale. Rubbish on the side of the

Severn above Worcester. Dr. Stokes.

Ii|ERis nudicauUs. In some old stone and gravel

660 WORCESTERSHIRE.

pits by the side of Pensham field oo the
footway. Nash.

Ca&DAMINE hnpaiiens. On loose earth thrown
up from a quarry above Lench Ford,
nearly opposite Shrawley ; and in Cliffy
Wood near Hanley. ' Dr, Stohes.,

■ amara. About Worcester, Dr,

Stokes* On the banks of the Avon
below Great CombertOn, plentifully. Nash^
' pratensis, ftor. plen. In a field S. W.

of the Tap-house at Hagley. Withering.

Sisymbrium syl'vestre. Banks of the Severn near

Worcester. Dr, Stoles.

TvK^n IS glabra. Near Stourbridge. Rev. IV, Wood.

Erodium marittmum, Sandy Commons between
Enville and Bewdley, always in a South
aspeft. Mr, Hunier.

Geranium phaum. Near Cradley . Withering.

Latbyrus Nissolia. Hadsor wood near Droit-
wich. Mr, Baker, On banks by the
side of woods between Pershore and
Eckington. Nash.

" ' — sylvestris. By a wood- side going from
Pershore to Eckington. Id,

" — — iatifoUus, Severn Stoke Copse. Mr, Ballard.

ViciA sylvatica. Woods about Clifton upon Teme,
in moist places. Dr, Stokes, In a thicket
on the North side of Breedon Hill. Nash,

WORCESTERSHIRE. 061

Vi c I A hithynica. Woods near Clifton upon Tcnxc .

Dr. Stoks.

ASTRAGALUS hypQghtAs. On the Soath side of

. Breedon Hill below the Camp. Na^

Hypericum androsami^'nu Lanes at the foot of .
Malvern Hill, Dr. Stoles. In a deep
IiqIIow way in a marly soil betweeti
Worcester and Pewkesbury. Withering.

'• dubium. Discovered firft as an Englifli

plant by Dr. Seward of Worcester grow-
ing plentifully about Sapey. Jd^

TT 7 L ) Pcnsham field near Per-

HY^ocYiJ&Kisgfabya, I

t^ r shore, in the most barren

rlYosERis minima, I ' - •

J and gravelly places. Nash.

Carduus eriophorus. On Breedon Hill. Nash.
Hillend Bank in Longdon Parish. Mr.
Ballard, On the footway between
Clarkton Leap and Kemsay. ^ Dr, Stoles,

Qnaphalium viargaritaceum. By a rivulet in

the heart of Wire Forest • Rev, Mr, Butt.

■ rectum. Plentifully in rough pas- .

tures near Fladbury. Nash^

Inula Helenlum, In great abundance on the side
of Breedon Hill in the ascent from Great
Coraberton. Id.

Satyrium viride. Meadows and pastures about
Great Comberton, and Pershore, abun*
dantly. Id.

«i dbe So!zdi nk of Great

towards Wco!krri£39 frc^aeit. SmAm

iiieetf OB die borden of Malm

■ ■ • mfifif^ On tbetopof AbcilcyHu!;

%xA in Wire Foreft. Hr. ifsjr^j.

CkM,%x fejidda. Witcfaeiy Hcde near Ham

Cas(le. Dr. Siths.

— ^^ ampuUacea* M31 below Droitwidi. Hr. Stflrr,
Of MVVOA Umaria* Oo the South side of BnedoQ

Hillf in many places. Na^h. On cool^

pit basks near Stourbridge. Mr, W. HiU^

Foi^TFODiUM 'vuigare* )• Near Kidderminster.

Wiibnimg.
1^1 C H B M geographicus. On the Malvern Hills,

Mr, r. J. Forri€r^jua^

— — — physoJes, It bears fruit on the Malvern

Hills. /)r. ^miM,

I I » icrobicukUus» Rocks just aboTC Great

Malvcro. Dr^ Stoiei^

i<»*»ii < ■f>w**fcii^ - ■■ ■■■! ■ i iii I I f I i n i > *iiaiSi

' li '.A U»

YOHKSHiaE,

To the very copious lists of Yorkshire^ PlantS|
printed in the 2nd and 5th volumes of the Linnxan
'I'ransactions^ we have been' enfabled by the kindness
of the Rev. Arehdeacon Fierson, Mr. Dalton, Mr.
Wood, and Mr. W. Brunton, to make many and in-
teresting additions. Mr. Dahon had the goodness to
furnish us, not only with the habitats observed by
Jiimselfji l)ut with the f papers coUect<^4 ^y the late

f I trust I ^hall mot be blamed fqr here inserting the fpllowinf
letter, which accompsmied Mr. Teesdale's papers, not only m pointy
ing out hit intentions respecting thein> but as the only means I have
left, (feeble indeed they are,) of paying a tribute of respect to the
memory of a man, to whose occasional correspondence I have been
indebted for pleasure and impi^ove^eat. It is in cases Uke these,
f specially when the regret is augmented by the ties of cejuaaguir

664 , YORKSHIRE.

Mr. Teesdale in the view to publishing at some fu-
ture time a second and final suppliment to his Plantac
EboracenseSj the execution of which, had the life of
that acute naturalist been fpared, wduld have rendered

nlty, of long friendskip, or of frequent intercourse, that th» force
of the imprecation, *' uitimus suonim moriatur," is real^ felt.-

« T« tbt Rev^ Mr. Dalton.
«* Dear Sir,

My present infirmities will not admit of ray pro*
ceeding any further in the supplement to the Flora Eboracensis ;
I have therefore packed up the papers along with this, and have
ordered, if it should please Cod to call me away, to send them to
you, so that if you should at any time be so inclined, you may cor-i
rect and finish it : the names of the plants are on flips of paper,
filed as they occur in the Flora Britannica, errors excepted, and I
meant at the latter end of it to have added an alphabetical list of
some of the very rare ones, which are in those published, giving the
different habitats, whichhavebeen transmitted to ir.e by yourself,and
our other friends. The Rev, Mr. Harriman has promised to send
me his observations on the plants he has observed in our County :
^hen I receive his list it is all I have in view at present*

If you ever receive this, I shall be gone from whence no travel-
ler returns, so have only to wish your family every blessing both
here and hereafter, and I am, dear Sir,

Yours very sincerely,
Hammersmith. Rob. Teesdale.**

This letter has no date but was evidently written shortly before
kis death. D. T,

YORKSHIRE. 665

his work a complete and interesting Flora of his
County : but, since this was not the case, we sincerely
hope that the excellent Friend, to whom he consigned
his papers, will one day find leifure and inclination to
fulfil his intention, not allowing the partial use here
made of them to prove in any wise an obstacle.

* Char A hispida. ' In old marie pits near Sheriff
Hutton. Teesdale, Fish ponds at
Woodend near Thirfk. Rev, Archdeacon
Pitrson. . Farnhani Mires, &c. near
Knaresborough, abundant. Retv, J.
DaUon, Ditches near Ripon. Mr, Brunton.

_«. _ jg. In the new river at Castle
' IJoward. Tees dak. Rivulet issuing from
Malham Tarn in Craven. Rev, W, Wood,

— Jtexilis, In a bog where the stinking Spa

empties itself near Knaresborough, Ray,

In Terrington Car near Castle Howard, Teesdale,

•J* The covering of calcareous earth, for which thi« plant is
remarkable^ is by no means constant : ' I find it beautifttUy greea
in several ditches near Ripon, where the water has never touched
lime-stone. It then possesses the property of absorbing carbonic
acid gas, by \ihich the lime has been held in solution, in a greater
degree than any other water plant, exocpt, perhapsi Qbara vulgaris.*'
Mfn Brmton,

«80 YORKSHIRE.

^ViSRomcA montana. Woods at Casde HoWSard;
Teadale^ Frequeot at Thxrklebj near
Thirsk* Re*Vm Arcbdeat^n Piersom
Studley, Hackfall^ and Macker^aw
woods by RipoD. Mr. Srunton* Ruins
of Kirkstal Abbey; and woods about
jlieeds, not nnfreqaent* ke^, W. Wood*
Morcar wood near Copgrove. Rt^. J. Dcltoni

ttlphyUosi Near Rossington« Mr, Tofiddi

Utricular I A minor. Wet ditches near Nid«
Re*v» Archdeacon Punon. In a peat moss
called Terrington Car^ Teesdale, Stere-
ley carrs. Rfv^ J. Dalion. Between
Staveley and Boro' bridge. Ren;, Mr. Barleri

Salvia pratetuit. In the North Riding, but I

cannot recoiled the place. Mr. l^eesdaki

Valeriana dcntata. Fields near Steveley^

Bishop Monckton, he. Rev. J. Dabon.

Crocus nudifiorus. Pastures near Halifax.

kev. W. Woodi

ttiisfteHdusma. Hedges at Raskeif near Easing-
wold* Renf. Archdeacon Piersom Bank
ftt Little Nunwickf by Ripon. Mr. Brunion^

ScHCEiivt matiscut. In Terrington Car, rare,
Teesdahi By Knaresborough| in wet

* H I once planted this k a garden |rot, When in one ^ear it
became to altered as to be called y. CUmadryt by Vt, Smichi 19
'hom I aent a specimen.^' Mr. BnaattU

YORKSHIRE. i67

places near the brook towards Newby ;
and Mr. Duncombe's low grounds^ abun-
dant. Rev. J* Daltofu

Sc H CB N u s comfressus., Upon Welbum Moor, rare.
TeesdaU. Common upon Famham Mires»
and elsewhere near Knaresborough.
Rev. J. Dalton. Bog at Wildon near
Coxwold* R£v» Archdeacon PUrson.
Boggy places^ and pastures near Ripon,
frequent. Mr.Brumon*

" albus., Tetrington Car. Teesdale.

Black Moor between Leeds and Harrow*
gate. Rev» W. Wood.

■^ * fuscus ? Bogs near Turington, growing

among the S. albus^ rare. Teesdale*

f Sci&pus mubicauUs, Boggy places upon the

^ We are assured by Dr. Smith in the Flora Brltannica that the
LiDDjcan S.fitcut differs from S. albus in nothing except the colour
of iu flowers ; what however is known by this name upon th«
Continent appears dearly to be a separate species^ distinguishable
by its filiform channelled leaves, by its brown, ovate, sub-spiked
flowers, and by having only six setae at the base of the seed. Sa
jRct^s Fhra Gtrmaniea, II. p. 48. JD. T.

f Mr. Brunton has never found more than two stigmas in
Scirjfuj palustrh^ though three are figured in English Botany, but
he finds regularly three in 5. multicaulis. This excellent remark,
tending to Illustrate two species so nearly allied, and so little
known, I have also found to hold good Ih the specimens I have

668 YORKSillRE*

moors Dear Brtmham Rocks. Rev, J»
DcUion, HouglitOD Moor near NewbolcL
Mr. TeesdaU, Sawley Moor near Ri-
pon» Mr, Bruntcfth

S c I R P us pauciflorus^ Wet meadowis and pastures
' near Ripon^ and Malton, Mr. Bfanton*
In a streamlet called 'Lightwater, be*
tween Ripon and N. Stainley, plentiful* .
Ren;, J, Dahon, Houghton Moor Heat
Newbold ; and marshes near Beverley. Teesdale^

m euiailarts.. On Stockton Common^

Terrington Car, and other places about
Castle Howard. Tecsdale, Clifford
Moor near Weatherby. Rev. W. Woods,

■»-— - syl'uaticus. Near the Abbey at Kirk*
ham ; and in 'Pretty-wood at C. Ho\vard.
TeesdaU. By Angram wood near Cox- .
void ; and by the river at Salton. Rev^
Archdeacon Pier son ^ Studley : Banks of
the Ure, Ripon. Mr, Br nut on. Near
Leeds, not uncommon. Re<v, W, Wood.
Down the river from Copgrove towards
Newby ; and in Lord Grantham^s plea*-
sure grounds near the river, common.

i^« J, DaliotU

lately observed, and it is the more valuable as the seeds, which
generally afford sure &peclfie charadlers among the SJrjfi, art
here of no assistance. D. T,

YORKSHIRE. 669

E&ioPHORUM 'vagtnaium. Heath North West of '
Tcr rington . 7eesdaie. ~ BJack Bird Moor
near Castle Howard. Rey. Archdeacon
Pierton. Tanfield Hall Car. Rev. J.
DaJiQn. Black Moor near Leeds. Rev^
W. Wood. Bog on the Ox-close, Ripon.

Mr. Bruraon.

' ' ■ polystachion. Near Beverley; and

in many parts of the County. Teesdale.
Bogs near Ripon. Mr. Brunton. Marsh
in Abbey's pasture near Copgroye ; and
by the banks of the brook towards
Newby, very common. Rev. J, D'aUon.
At Wildon ; and near Coxwold.

Re*u. Archdeacon Pterson^

AoRosTis Sfica Fenti. Bulmer cornfields near
C. Howard, scarce. Teesdale. Corn<-
fields at Alne near Easingwold. Rev,
Archdeacon Pierson. Near Doncaster.

Re*o, H. iJinuei*

■ setacea. Walls on the Moors above

Ebberstone Lodge near Pickering. Mr. Brunton.

Melica ntf/on/. MackerihaWyandStudleywoods.
Mr. Brunton. Byland Wood near Cox-
wold. Re*v. Archdeacon Pierson. Woods
between Thorp Arch and Wetherby.
Rev. W. Wood. Helk's wood, Ingleton.

Mr. Woodnvard.

▼QL, II. X

679 YORKSHIRE,

SiSLEKi k carulfa* About Settle, Curtis, Lime-
stone rocks at Ingleborough, and Ingle-
ton. TeesdaU, Mackershaw wood by
Ripon. Mr. Bruntw. Ne^r Bolton
Abbey. Rev. W. Wood.

Po A procumhens. On Scarborough New Pier with-

in the spray of the sea. Sir T. Frankland.

humilis. Very common in barren limestone

soils. Mr^ Brunton.

glauca. Ingleborough Hill, and other moun-
tains. TeesdaU.

Festuca vvvtpara. Ingleborough. Mr. Brun-
ton. Harableton Hills near Thirfk.

Rev. Archdeacon Piersonm

_ bromoides. On the Wolds. Tees dale.

Ellashaw Hill, a curious Tumulus near
Ripon. Mr. BrunSon. Walls at Hack-
11CS8 near Scarborough ; and sides of
Hambletdn Hills. Rev. Archdeacon
Pier son* Sandy lanes near Hutton Moor,
about two mile$ East of Ripon. Rtv. J. Dalton,

_ * loliacea. Near Beverley. Teesdak.

Meadows at Coxwold and Newburgh.
Rev. Archdeacon Pierson. Meadows
near Ripon, frecjuent, Mr. Brunion.

* Mr. Brunton remarks that the descrlptioxi In Flora Britannica,
FloteuU omnino Uvu ei inermet is erroneous, al they are strongly
ribbed more than half way down. This certainly is the case, but
the nerves are most visible in young flowers and appear to wear
«ut by age. />. t* .

YORKSHIRE- 671

Copgrove^ near the brook towards
Newby. Revm J* Dakon.

Bko M u s arvtnsh, C<»'Dfields at Little Weighton.
TeesddU* About Coxwold.

Rev. Arcideacon Pierson.

■ ' ■ ■■ piHnatus. Near NonniDgton, atd other
places about C. Howard. Teesdale.
Byland Wood near Coxwold ; and road-
sides between Ferry Bridge and Don«
caster. Rev. Arcideacon Piersonm

Walkinghaih Warrea, near Farnham,
Mr. Brunten^ About Wetherby, plenti-
fiilly. Rev. W. Wood.

* Atbna fahia. Common among Com. Mr.

Teesdaie. Cornfieids near Ripon. Mr.

Brunton. At Wildon near Coxwold.

Rev. Archdeacon Pierson.
■ I ■ ■ ■ puheaeens. Meadows and pastures near

Coxwold. Rev. Archdeacon Pier son.

Near Rtpon, plenti&Uy. Mr. Brunion^

Every where about Copgrote in dry lands.

Rev. y. Dalion.
— » s$rigosa. In Yorkshire. Dr. Smith.

* " There are two varieties of this plant, one hairy at the base
of the giumei only^ the other entirely covered with hairs.*'

Mr, Brunttn.

X 2

€75 YORKSHIRE.

♦ Arum DO Epigejos. In woods at C. Howard,
but very rare. Teesdale. Id a Utile
wood at FawdiYigton near Helperby ;
and Boroughbridge. Rgv. Arcbdeaam
Pierson, Ditch near Monckton common
field by Ripon. Mr. Brunt^n. Com-
mon near Thirsk. Rt*v* J. Dalton.

— « ■ — Calamagrostis. Woods at C. Howard.

Tees^laie, In a moist plantation in New-
burgh Park. Rev. Archdeacon Pitrson.
What appears to be an old pond near the
brook, halfway between Copgrove and
Newby, is filled with it. Rev. J. /)d/-
ton. Near Hull, Afn P. W. Watson.

LoLivM ar*vense. Cornfields above Barton, and
Appleton near Malton. Rev. Archdeacon
Pierson. About Ripon, frequent. Mr.
Brunton. Too common round Copgrove.

Rev. J. Dalton.

EbYMUS iurop£us. Woods at Castle Howard.
Teesdale^, Byland Wood near Coxwold.
Re<v. Archdeacon Pierson. Hackfall ;
Studley Park. Mr. Brunion.

** * What it called A. Epigtjos in English Botany it a very good re*
presentation of A. coUrata^ and, 1 faney, has been drawn from that
species. The figure of A. Calamagrostu more nearly resembles
A. £/>fgeJtu. The stem of A* Calsmogroitii if always branched."

• • Mr. BruMtm.

YdllKSHlRE. 673

RoKDivM marifimum. Near the confluence of
the Trent and Ouse. Rtqj. W. Wood.
Near Redcar, upon the banks of the
salt-water ditches. Rev. J. Dalton.

TiiTicuM toUaceum, Sea shore, not common.
Tetsdale* On the old Piers at Scar-
borough. Rev. Archdeacon Pier son.

PolyCarpon tetraphyUum, Near Hull.

^ ♦ Mr. P. W. Watson.

ScABiosA succisa. We have found it in York-
shire with double flowers, and in that
state it is worthy of a place in the gar-
den. Mr. Teesdak.

DifSACus filo4 us. Woods r -Beverley. Colonel
MacbeU. Rocks under Knaresborough
Castle. Rev. Archdeacon Pierson. Burley,
between Otley and Skipton. Re*u. W.
Wood. Fountains Abbey. Rev. J. DaUon.

Galium Witheringil. Walkington Wood near

Beverley. Teesdale.

' tricorne. Malton cornfields. Teesdale,
, About Thorp Arch, and Wetherby :
near Conisborough Castle between Ro-
theram and Don caster. Re<vm W. Weed.
Cornfields above Appleton, and Barton
near Malton, Rev. Archdeacon Pierson*

* For the information under the name of this Gentleman we
have to acknowledge our obligations to the kindness of Mr.
BruDton.

674 YORKSHIRE.

At Monk FrystOQ between Ferry bridge

and Selby. Mr. Woodward.

Galium fusUIum. Near LeckonEeld, rare. TeesdaU*

■ *■ ongKcum. Near Boyoton^ the scat of

Sir George Stricklandy Bart. Mr- Knomdknu

— — T horeaU, East end of Malham Cove.
Bladstone, Near Helmsley, but very
rare. Teesdale. Near Bolton Abbey;
and Gordale. Rtv, W. Wood.

Centunculus mininms. Houghton Moor» the

side next to Newbold. ^eesdalg.

Sangu^sorba qffkifudis. Common in meadows
at Ripon. Mr. BrurUon. Vtrj frequent
at Copgrove, and still more so at Redcar.
Ren), J. Dalton. Meadows about Cox*
woldy plentiful. Rro. Archdeacon Pur^
son* About Leedsy abundant. Rev. W*
Wood. Abput Settle. Mr. J. Woods ^jun.

Epimedium (dpin^m* Bingley Woods. J>r. iUGiiariiri?n«

Ct)RNUs succicq. In a place called Hole of Hack-
ham, near Pickering, abundantly* Teesdtde^.

Alchemilla alpina» Mountains in this County. Ray.

vulgaris* 0, Woods at^ Castle

Howard. Teesdale.

PoTAMOGETON gramtnevm. Fish ponds at C.

Howard. Id^

" ' — Jlmtans, Ditchers near Beverley. Id»

, YORKSHIRE. tf75

...

RuppiA marUima. Tees Mouth. Mn Robson.

Anchusa sempervlrens^ By the road between

Settle and Ingleton. Teesdale,

* PvLMONARiA offlctnalis. ClifFwood. Mr. Robson»

PsLiuvLAfarinosa, Heaths near HeltnsicyzTeesdale,
Wet meadows near Kilburne Thicket by
Cox wold, plentifully. Re*v Archdeacon
Pier son. Upper part of Airdale. and
WKarfdale in Craven. Rev. IV» tVood,
In all wet places near Copgrove, very
common. Rev. J. Dalton. Moist
meadows and pastures at Ripon. Mr.
Brunton. . About Ingleton, plentiful, D. T*.

Ly SIM A CHI A ihyrsiflora. In the East Riding.

Ray. Near. York. Dr. White.

Anagallis arvensU. y. Malton Cornfields. Teeidalt.

PoLEMoViuM c^rideum. Near Settle: Ingleton:
Malham Cove. Teesdale. Gordale,^
plentifully. Mr. Bruntonm In a hollow
place in the w;^y from Gordale Scar to
Malham. Z). T.

' * In^the instance of this plant and several others, we have to
apologize for an enot^ which we have found it impossible wholly
to avoid. Cliff wood being always spoken of ks war Darlington,
we had Inserted the plants there fotind in our Purham list, nor
'was it till that part of jur work was printed, that we saw a letter
from Mr. Robson, hy which we find that act only this^ wood, but
Cronkly Fell also, are on the Yorkshire side of the Tees.

678 YORKSHIRE.

Campanula Xafunculus* Hedges at Wressle

near Howden. Rev. Archdeacon Pi€rson^

— — — latifolian At Malbaniy on the

Rocks by the Whern. Ray, Slingsby
Lanes. Teesdale, Hedges at Coxwold^-
Kirby Moorside, Kivaulx near Helrasley,
&c. Rev, Archdeacon Pierson. Mor-
car wood by Copgrove^ and elsewhere.
Rev, J. Dalton, Common near Ripon.
Mr, Br union. About Leeds, abundant.
Rev. IV. Wood. Banks of the Ribble,
about half a mile above Settle.

Mr, J, Woods^jun,

_, 1- htderacea. Near Halifax, ' Mr, Bolton^

Im? AT I EYis noli tangere. Roots of the- old walls
in Fountains Abbey. TeesdaU. Banks
of the Skell in Studley Woods. Mr. Brunton^

Viola hlrta, Wopds at C. Howard. TeesdaU^
Londesbrough ; and Thorp Arch.
Mr. Knowlton. On most ditch-banks
about Copgrove. Re<v, J. Daltonm
Mackershaw wood, and sereral other
places near Ripon. Mr. Brunttn,

■ lyUea. About Attamioe CliA near Settle.

Cur is. Wolds about C, Howard.
Teesdak. Kirby Hill Moor, and Sawley
Moor near Ripoh. Mr. Brunton, High
pastures about Malham in Craven. Rtv.

YORKSHIRE. 677

W. Wood. On the McM)rs near the
coalpits above Wenslcy, Re*v, J, Dalton.

Vbrbascum Blattaria, Lane by JHighthorne
near Easing wold* Rev, Archdeacon Pier^
son. Walls of Tiqkhill Casxle. Dr. Maton.

Rhamnus catharttcus, Mackershav/ wood, and
hedges near Ripon, abundantly. Afr.
Brunton, Wood near the Abbey at
Knar^sborough. Rev. Arcbdetuan P'ur^
^ son. Hedges at Monk Fryston. Rtv.
W* If^ood. Commoa near Copgrovc.

Rev. J. Dalton.
R I B E s alprnvm^ On the walls of Fountains Abbey.
TeesdaU. Woods about Bradford. Mr.
Wood^afd, Hedges about Coxwold.
Re%*. Arehdf£fcon Pier/on. Studley :
Hackfall : Weosley Dale, Mr. BrwUon.
About Apperly bridge in Airdale,

Rfv^W. Wood.
T! petraum, WhitfcU Gill near Askrigg j

Wenslcy Dale: Banks of tjrc Tees.

Mr. Erunton. Cliff wood. . Mr. Rohson.

ViNCA major. Banks of the Wharfe near We-

tberby. Mr. Bruntofi. At Tbormahby

near Easingwold and Thirsk.

Rev. Archdeacon PUrton.
GiNTiAMA Pneunumanthe. ^ Terrington Car; and

Stocktoii Common; Teesdak^ Pill Moor

6W YQRESHIRE.

near Hdpcrby, in plenty. Rjpv. J. DaU
ton* Ncs^r Hewby, on heathy ground.
Re*v. jirchdeaton Pltrson. Hatfield
Common. Dr. M<U<m*>

« '-« — i- 'vema: On Cronkley Fell, and other

placesin Teesdaleyabtmdantly. Rev.J.Harrhnan.
— amanila. /3. On the Wolds, freqaent.

Mr, TeesdaJe,
— — eempatrh. Boggy field adjoining

Horsfbrth Beck, 4 miles from Leeds. .,

Hudson, About Oordale.- • Bjsv^ W*
JV6od% Terrington Common, rare.
7eesdjxii^ On the top of Old Stead
. Bank* near Coxwold. Ke^j. Archdcacoii
~ , ^Fierson, Plentiful in the field behind

Salton Lodge by Copgrove: Dallow Gill, ^

. 4 miles to the West oiFKirby Malzeard.

.* • Re<v, J, Dalton,
"RtiYiH Gtv U cam^esire. Below Melling, plentifiilly.

' Hudson'.

BuPLlVRUM r(aiin£foIttim* Cornfields near Mal-

ton and Slingsby. Teesdale, In every

- ploughing field^neif'Copgrore.- Riv,J,

J>ak(m» Ifcar- Kipon* Mr, Brunton,

About Barton. Rev, Archdeacon Pier son ^

C'AUCALTS daucmdes^ Cornfields near Malton, and

Thofp Arch, iteesdak. Above B^rtoifi *
• and Appltffcoft near Maltom Ren),- Arch-

YORKSHIRE, ©79

deacon Phrs^n, Near Ripon. Mu
Brunton* Pfoughing fields near lliorn-
borough Moor, between the Villages of
Tkornborough aod Tanfield. R,rv. J. DaJton.

StLivvu falustre^ Near Doacaster. Hudson.
I^arshes near Beverley, abundantly.
TtesdaU^ Lovr Moors between Goole
. .andThorne. Rev.W. Wood.

Hejiacleum spbondyliwn. 0» Castle Howard

Woods, but rare. Teesdale*

Msujtf (UhaTncmticunu Mountainous parts of the
^ West Riding[, q)aringly» JRx^, Mea-
dows at Mossdale bead* Wensley Dale.

Ur^ Brwifon.

SiVM laiifoiiim* Ditch at York. Mr, Brunfyn.
^ Foss BaTigation near York, in plenty.
Rev* J. Bolton. Near Whitgift, on the
hanks of the Yorkshire Onse. Rent. W. Wood.

repene. Ditches about Beverllsy. . Teesdale.

SifiON Segetum. Common near Hull. Rev* J. Daiion.

Omh AHT HE pimpinelloufeim Boggy places, ponds,
and ditches near Ripon. Mr* Brunion.
Vqy common in all wet places about
Cppgrojjfe. RcD' J. Da/ton, Pottery
Carr near Doncaster. Mr, Salu

C icy T A virosa. By the river at Scroby Bridge
near Bawtry. Sir T. (?• CuUum.
Newsham Carr near Thirk. Sir T. Franiiand.

080 YORKSHIRE.

* ScAKDiz odaraia* Meaidow3 between Monon
and Roshwonh. Dr» Rkhardson. In
the wood at Koaresboroug^, where the
dripping well is. TcesdaU. < Upon the
side of every rivolet in Wensley Dale :
Hackfalk Mr. Brunth,. Banks of the
Ure, from Wcoslcy Dale for some miles
Eastward, in Plenty. Rtv. J. DoUm.
About Coxwold. Rev. ArchdcMon
"Pier son. In many parts of Craven : and
near Leeds. Rev. W. Wood.

Imferatokia OstrutUum. Cotherston near Ber-
nard Castle. Mr. Robson,

Cam if Carut. Meadows adjoining the Humber
near Hull^ so plentifully that the poor
people gather the seed to dispose of to
the Druggists. Teesdale* Near the
Black's head above Grantley. Rev. J.
Dahon. By the road side on Sawley
Moor. Mr. Brunton.

PiMPlNBLLA magna. About Knaresborough :

Richmond: Castle Howard: Helmsley,

' Teesdale. Under the Walls of yYork.

* In support of this plant's being really indigenous^ Mr. BruntoD
iibservcs that it is the moil common umbellate vegetable in Wen*
sley Dale, and not found in general near houfes, but by the sides of
rivulets. The Country people make no use of it, and consider it a
troublesome we^d.

YORKSHIRE. 681

Riv, }F. Wood. Hedges near Ripoa,
^ commoD. Mr* Brwnion. la every hedge

near Copgrove, Rev. •/• J>abcn.

* Sambvcvs Ehdus. Lund, in the East Riding:
many places in the North Riding. Tees^
dak. Near Ripoir» in the lane dose to
Leeming Tarnpike Gate: near North
ADerton. Retv. Ji Daknu Under
Scarborough Castle Walb^ plentifully*
^<v. Archdeacon Pierson. Melsonby by
Richmond: Piersbridge* jifr* Brwnton.

■ ■' nigra, y. Near Scarborough. Travis.

Staphylba plnnata. Hedges near Pontefract*
Kay. Woods in the farther part of the
County. Mtrrett.

LiNVM usUaiusimufn* Near Copgrove. (It has
been cultivated in those parts not many
years since.) * Rev. J. Dallon.

perenne. In Bulmer field at the end of the

avenue that leads to C. Howard. Teet^
dale. Mackershaw wood pear Ripon ;
and near Malton. Mr. BrunSon,

' ■ " emgwtifoUum. Near Malton. /^.

DaosKRA longifolia. Between Doncaster and
Bawtrey. Ray. In Tetrington Car.
Teesdale. Bogs near Harrowgate. Mr.

* ** This plant i$ sometimes used to dyeblae.*' MrSruMm, .

ess YORKSHIRE.

Brunton. Wet ditches below Nid ; and

in St&velj Car, E^nf. Arcbdtacwi PierUn,

Dloseea aitglica. In Terrington Car, rare, Teei^
dale. Peat Bogs near Doncast^r«

Rev^ H, DavUs.

Myosuxui ndnmns. Fields Sooth East of Wel-

bum. Teesdali. Near York, Dr. WhitCm

Galakthvs ni<vaiiim Pasture near Kiriutal Ab-
bey. Rtv. W. Wo9d. Banks of the
Skell near Ripon ; and Mackershaw
woods. Rsv, «7, DaUon*

Naicjssvs hifiorus. Banks of the River Wherf
at Thorp Archj in plenty » Mr, Knowl*
ton. Near Halifax. Mr, Wood.
Meadows near Ripon. '^ Mr. Brunton.

Allium arenarium. Meadow, called Sandnes, at
C. Howard, very scarce. Tseidaltm
Fields near Ripon, and Knaresborough,
plentifully. Mr* BrufUon. In a wet place
down the brook from Copgrove towards
Newby. JUv, J. Dahon. Helsington x

fields near York ; and on the top of the
Rocks at Knaresborough. ^Rev. Arch'
deacon Ptersorim About Thorp Arch.

Rev. W. Wood.

- — .'— ♦ carijiafum. Near Settle. Ray, Among

* The habitat assigned to this plant in Flora Britannica bn the
authority ol the Rev. Archdeacon Picnon we have by his directioa
placed under A* arenarium, to which it belopgt.

YORKSHIRE; 0«f

Rocks at Canystoae, and Kilnsay. ' Curtis^
Allivm oleraceum. Plcn^^hed fields near HoTiPgo
ham Mopr, T'CjfidaU, Wood at New-
burgh near Coxjyold. Rev* Archdeacon
Pierson. About Leeds* Re^. W.
Woo4' RoQks near Knacesboroiigh :
Jarvis Abbey, and fields hear Copgrove>
- comofiff. Rev. J. Daltvn* Meadows
and j^astur^es near Ripon, yery comnDton,

Mr.BrutOohk^
...^. — ,. s^htfBoprasum* Meadows near Kirby-

mpor-^ide. Mr. Flintoff. ,

OaN IT HOG ALUM httewfti* Near Greta Bridge,
aj>d Signal. Ray^ Welburn near Kirby--
jnoorside. Mr. Grimstort, Near Don-
c!aster. Mr. Tofield. Neat Stitnapy but*
r^e. TeexdaU. Dunkirk wood, near
Sleningford, 5 miles North of Ripoc, -
abundant. Rm* J. Dabon, Hungry
hill, Robin Hood's bank, and banks of the
Skell, Ripon. Mr,Bruntcn. In the long
flat at Knaresborough. Re^. jirchdeaeon
PUrson. Malham Cove. Rfif'. W. Wood.

. ' umhellatum* Meadows near

Ripon : on the foot road to a pasture,
called Red Bank, by Ripon. Mr, Brun-
• ton. In a field near Knaresborough. Mr, Rohon.
CoKTALi^ARi A Pofygonafutn. At Clapdale in the

eS4 YORKSHIRE.

mklwaj b etwe en Settle and lagk bofoii^h*
Merrti$* Hdk's wood at loglctoo, and
other rocky woods near Settle. Curtis.
■ Sykes wood, logletoo. 2>. 7!»

CoMTALLAKiA Multtflwa. Newborgh wood near
CoxwokL Rtu. Archdeauon -Piirsom,
Stodley woods* abundandy. Mr, Brfin*
ion. Id a ditch bottom at Winterbom
between 8ki{>ton and Maiham* I^ev. fF. Wood.

A con V 3 Caianufs. Ponds at Risby : near Beverley.
TeesdaU. Banks of the River nedr Honse^
ham, the seat of Mr. Cholndey. Reo.
J. DaUon. Near York, Dr. Wlute.

JvKcvs iriglumu* Moors above Middletoo in

Teesdale. . JItfr. Brunton*

RuM£X sanguifuus. Hackfali near Ripon* Afr.

BrutUon. On the sea coast. Mr. Rohson.

■ maritimust Woodmansey near Beverley.

• Teesdale. Ne^ Scarborough. Mr. Brtmtonm

■ digynus. Mountains in the North and

West Ridings. Tiesdale,

ToF I B LO I A palustris. Above Middleton in Tees-
dale. Mr. Brunion* Cronkley Fell»
plentifully. Mr. Robton.

CoLCHicuM autumnale. Near Ferry Bridge; -
Knaresborough : South Dalton. Teesdale.
Meadows about Ripon, too abandaat*
Mr. Bruttton. At Thirkleby. Rt^.

*,

YORKSHIRE. 689

Archdeacon Pierson. Limestone pastures
about Kippax, and Ledston : about Ap-
perley bridge, in Aifdale, on cby. Rtv,
W» Wood* Mnch .to6 commpnat Cop-
grove. Rcfv* J. Dabon. KiTer side at
Fryston, Mr. J. Aikin*

* Alism A natans* Lake at Hornsea. TeesdaU.

' rauuneuloides* Ditches n^ar Beverley*

Teesdale* Bogs on tde Common at Ri-
pon. Mr, Brunton* Giggleswick Tarn
•near Settle. Rgiv, IV. Wopd. Most of
the ditches about Copgrote. Rev. J. Daltm.

Tri III TALIS europaa. Found by T. Willisel at the
Eastern extremity of Rumbles Meernear
iielwicky among Rushes. Ray. Moors
near Helmsley. TeesdaJe. Boggy pas-
ture near Pateley Bridge, and nearRipon.
Mr. Brunton. Woods near Halifax.
Rent. U^. Wood. Dallow Gill, Bev.
J. DaUon. Moors near Harrowgate*
and above Kirkby-^moor-side. Rtnj.
Archdeacon Pierton. Near Scarborough. Travis^

Epilobium anptstijolium. Meadows near Shef-
field^ plentifully. Ray. In Bilsdale

^ Anong the memoranda left by Mr. Teetdale for a future
fupplement to his PlantaB Eboracensei he expresses his wish that
tome other Botanist would examine the Lake at Hornsea, at he hat
4oubts about this plant*

▼OL. II. r

I

«86 YORKSHIRE.

aboTC Helmsley. Teesdale, Near Saw*
ley. by Ripon. Mr. Brunton^ Mor<:ar
wood near Copgrove, Rev. J. Ddlton,

Epilobium alfinum. Sides of RiTnlets in the
mountainous parts of the West Riding.
Tteidak, Near Settle : and on moist
rocks about Buckbarrow well. Curtis^

Chlora perfoUata. On the wolds near Beverley :
between Doncaster and Ferry Bridge.
TeesdaU. About Thorp Arch, and
Kippax. Rev, W. W»od. Very com-
mon about Copgrove: Burton Lime-
kilns. Rev. J. Dahon: Mackershaw
wood; Studley Lime-kilns, and other
places about Ripon, in plenty. Mr.
Brunton. Near Sheffield. D. T.

V A c c I N 1 1; M f^itis idaa.^ Near Harrowgate. Tees-
dale. Brimham Rocks, and near Lord
Grantley's Lakes on Sawley Moor.
Mr. Brunton. Dallow Gill: Moors
above Helmsley. Re^. J. Daltonm
Woods about Halifax, and Otley.
Rev. JV. Wood. In a little bog in Old
Stead wood, leading from thence to Cold
Cam near Coxwold. Rev. Archdeacon
Pier son. On Ingleborough. Mr* Woodwards

■■ •■ Oxycoccos. Terrington Car. TeeS'

dale. Black Moor near Leeds. Rev. fT*

YORKSHIRE. 687

JFood. Blacksmith's Car oear Copgrove ;
and on all the Western Moors : Tanfield
Hall Car. Rev. J. Dalton. Bogs near
Ripon, so plentifully that the Berries are
brought to Market in large quantities.

Mvm BrufUon,

Daphn£ Mezereum. Oldfield wood near Ripon,

doubtful if wild. Id,

Polygonum minus. Woodmansey near Beverley.
Teesdale. Wet places near Ripon. Mr.
Brunton. Banks of the Foss at York.

Rev, Archdeacon Pier son.

-*- Bistorta. About Sheffield, Halifax,

Bradford, and most parts of the County,
frequent. Ray. Moist meadows near .
C. Howard. Teesdale. Near Coxwold,
and Newburgh. Rev. jirchdiacon Pier-
Mn. About Leeds, abundantly* Rev.
W% Wood. Mackershaw wood, and
-meadows near Ripon. Mr. Brunton.
Near North Lees : Magdale Close above
Tanfield. Rev. J. Dahon. Meadow
adjoining Fountains Abbey. /). T.

• — r— viviparum. Mountainous pasture

about a mile and a half from the village,
called Wherf, not hr from the footway
leading thence to Settle. Ray. Edge
of Semer Water at Carr End, Wensley

Y 2

688 YORKSHIRE.

Dale. Curtis. Woods near Helrtsley.
Rev, Archdeacon Pier son. Near Hor-
ton in Ribbledale ; and New Park near
Askrig, Wensley Dale, Mr. Brunton,

Paris qucdrifotia. Most of the shady woods
about C. Howard, TeesdaU, Near
Leeds. Ren}. W. Wood. Newbwrgh,
Byland, Wass, Hovingham, Conis-
thorpe woods. Refv. Archdeacon Plerson.
Studley ; Hackfail. Mr. Brunton.
Morcar wood by Copgrore, and else-
where, most common. Renf. J. DaUon.

MoNOTROPA hypopithys. Wood near Everton. Afr, Salt.

Akdromeda poll folia. Bogs near Ho wden . 7V«-
dale. About Halifax, Mr. Cronve.
Hills above Keighley, and abundantly on
all that ridge of mountarns, which sepa-
rates Yorkshire from Lancashire. Mr.
Knowlton. Black Moor near Leeds.

Rev. W. Wood.

Arbutus U'va Ursi* At Heptonstalt near Ha-
lifax. /</.

Pyrola rotundifolia. Woods at Hclmsley. Tees-
dale. Hackncss woods near Scarborough.
Rinj. Archdeacon Pierson, Woods near
Halifax. Rev. W. Wood. Near the
waterfall at Lord Grandey's Lftkes on
Sawley Moor. Mr. Bninton.

YORKSHIRE. 68d

Priio&A mnor. Sereral places near Halifax.
Xay* Raydale wood near Carr End,
Wensley Dale ; and Tennants wood near
Kilnsay. Curtis. Woods at Hackfall :
Haslewood: near Clapham. TeesdaU*
- Hackness woods; and Hoyingham woods

near Malton. Riv. Archdeacon Vterson.

> ■■ T ■ ■ secuttda^ Haslewoody near Sir Walter
VaTasor's Paik. Ri^, I believe Ray's
plant will proTe to be P« uninor^ as I have
receiTed this from Haslewood, and am
told no other is to be.'found there now* TecsdaU*

CHaTS9SFl*KNZVM olStrmfolium, Near Bingley,
and elsewhere* Hudson. Near Horn-
byt very rare, TeesdaJe. Newburgh
wood ; and fiyland wood near Coxwold.
Rev. Archdeacon Pi^rson, Near Apper-
Icy bridge on the Aire. Rev, W. Wood.
Studley, equally common as C oppositifo-
Bum. Mr. Brunton, Magdalene Banks
near Tanfield Hall. Rc*u. J. Dalton.

Saxifiiaga sleJbatis. Ingleborough : Hiokle-
haugh : Malham Cove ; and various
places about Settle and Ingleton. TeesdaU.

♦ umbrotm. Reddins Gill near Keigh-

* Mr. Brunton uifornis un that he first found this plant in li'ork-
shire, and pointed out the place to Mr.mngley, on whose authority
^. stands in Flora Britannica and English Bota'iy.

690 YORKSHIRE.

ley. Mr. KnowUon. Hazleton Gill,
Littendale, near ArncHfFe io Craven.
Mr, Brun'on, Thorp Arch wood near
Wethcrby. Rro* Archdeacon Plerson,

Saxifraga opposififolia. With S. SteUarh, Teesdak^

Hircului. I have a specimen found in

Yorkshire by Dr. Townsonj but 1 do
not know in what part. Jlfr« Bruntcn^
■■ ' aif&oidcs. With S, stellaris. Tees-

dale, Common in Craven, and Wensley

dale. Mr. Bruntoru

— < hypiKfides. With S, stellaris, Tees^

dale. Near Pateley Bridge by Ripon;
and very common in W«nsky Dale. Mr.
Brunton. lu Craven, abundantly. Rev. W, Wood*

Sai^onaria officinalis. Near Shipton, a village
between York and Market Weighton:
Cottingham Moor. Teesdale. Near
Snaith. Rev. W. Wood, Banks of the
Swale by TopclifFe. Ren>, J. Dabon*

DiANTHus caryophyllus. Walls of Fountains

<

Abbey. , Mr^ Brunton,

delioides, Abput Scampston. Teesdale*

> barbatus. On a marie bank in Stmdley

woods. Mr. BrunfoH»

SiLENE nutans. Rocks about Knaresborough,

Riv, jirchdeacon Piersqn^
nociijlora. Very common about Wethcrby.

YORKSHIRE. 6M

Sir^ T. FrTinki'and. About Thorp Arch.
Re<v. W. Wood^ Cornfields near Ripon^
plentifully* Mr* Brunton. Most plough-
ing fields about Copgrove. Re^. J, Dalton.
Stellar I A Ntmorum. In Bingly Park. Dr.
Richardson, By rivulets, and in shady
moist woods about C* Howard. Tees*
dale* At the bottom of the Garths at
Coxwold. R£Vm jircbdeacon Pieuon.
About Leeds, plentifully* Re*Vm IV*
Wood, Studley, and Hackfall woods.
Afr, BrufUon. Sides of Weathercoat

Cave. D. TV

> glaucdt Marshes near Beverley.

CoL MachelL Common near Copgroye.
Rev, J. Dalioti. Boggy places at Sha-
row-Mines near Ripon. Mr. Brunton,

ARf VARiA tenulfolU^ Barton Heights near C.
Howard. Teesdale. Walls of Fountains
Abbey. Mr. Br union. Gravel pits near
Copgrove, Sec. common, Jiev, J. DaUon,

». j i. ' ■ ■ ■ *vema. Mountains about Settle.
Teesdak, Near Pately Bridge by Ripon 2
Wensley Dale, qommon« Mr» Brunt on.

wf * I — p — 1 — V* "Upon Hinklehaugh. Tees-
dale^ Near Scarborough. Trains^

692 YORKSHIRE.

* CoTTLVDON lutea. WaUs and rocks \n the

West Riding. Mr. Tofield.

Sedum dasyphyllwm. Wall's at Malton. Kev.
Archdeacon Piersen. At Terrington.

Re<v, J. DiUionm
■ ■ vUlosum. IngJeborough^ ^ Hinklebaogh^
Hartsidc Hills, in the West Riding.
TeesdaU. Bog Dear Malham Tarn.
Mr^ BrwUtm* Close by Weathercoat
Cave. Mr. Woodward.

' alhum. WaUs at Coxwold.

Rsv. Archdeacon Pienon.

sexangulare. Near Scarborough. Trayis.

rupestre. Near Guisborough. Mr. Fliniqffi

Spxrgula subulata* BambyMoor: nearPock-

lington, rare. Teesdak.

Lt THRUM hyssopifolium. Near Harrowgate.

Rev. Archdeacon Pierson,
'EvviAOKHiKplatyphyUa. ^. Near York. " Ray.

Prunu* Padus. About Ingleborough. Curtis.
Common in this County. HudMn. Rose
Dale,. Danby Dale, near Whitby. Rev.
Archdeacon Pterson. Woods in Wharf-
dale, Airdale, and the vale of Calder,
plentifully. Rev.' W. Wood. Oldfield

* Mr. Fairbaim informed.me that the stock of this plant, now
in Chelsea Garden, originated from a Yorkshire root introduced
by Mr. Hudson. D. T.

YORKSHIRE. 001

Wood: Hackfall, Mr» Brunton.
Outley Potts fiear Hackfall: Dunkirk
. wood Dear Slenkigfordy &c« Re*v. J. Dabcn^
Fyrus Aria, Mountainous p^rts of the North
and West Riding: Knares(>orough*
Teesdale. Thorp Arch Woods.

R£v» Archdeacon Pitnon.

Spirjea saJuifolia, Hedge between Green Ham*
merton and Knaresborough, far from any
house or garden. Teesdale* Near
Thornville Royal, in the lane between
that place and Green Hamqierton. It
seemsi from the size, t6 be a very old
station, but may have been brought with
Quicks from a garden^ when the hedge
was originally planted. Rtv* J. Dalton.

Rosa 'vlUosa, Plentiful in this County. Ray.
Grass wood near Kilnsay. Curtis»
Hedges near Coxwold. Rev. Archdeacon
Pierion, Mackershaw wood; and pas-
tures near Ripon./ Mr, Brunhm.

* tomentosa. Hedges near Ripon, and

Wcnsley Dale. Mr, Brunton, Studley.

Rev, •/• Daiton*

* What appears a vtriety of tki9 plant with onooth frait growt
Bear RipoD> and Mr. Bninton remarks that it appeart toi lose itself
in JL iufunm, I have mywlf observed the lame thing in Norfolk.

D. r.

0Q4 YORKSHIRE.

Rosa • cinnamomea* The wood in Akcton Pas-
ture near Pontefraft, Mr. Salisbury .

Rub us saxmilit. Stony woods near C. Howard,
but rare. TeesdaU. Matkershaw woods.
Rev, J. Dalton* Scawton woods near
Helmsley* Rev. jfrchdeaeon Pier-son^
WhitfcU Gill, Wensley Dale ; Hackfall i
and in Craven. Mr. Brutiion. Grass-^
ington wood, and Rilnsey Crag in
Wharfdale. Re^. W^ Wood. Sykcs*
and Hclk's wooeh, Ingleton, D. 7*,

-, Chanumoruf. Peat earth, on the tops of

the highest hills ; f Ingleborough : Kirby

Fell: Fountains: Bulsworth; Hinkle-

haugh, TeesdaU^

Jot b k ti l la fruticosa. South banks of the Tees

below Thorp, and Egleston Abbey ; also

near Greta Bridge, and Mickle-force,

Teesdale, Ray. It still grows, there

abundantly. Mr. Rohson^

.. , m — -^ aurea. Near Whince bridge, near
Middleton. Mr. Robson. Rocks above
Gordale Scar. M,r. Sruntoiu

, , ■ ,... verna. About Kippaz, and Led-

• This recent addition to the Flora Britannica was communi-
cated to us by Dr. Smith, in whose herbarium is a specimen
fathered here by Mr. Salisbury.

t I was informed at Ingleton that it never bore flowers here.

YORKSHIRE. 606

ston Park, abundantly. Rev^ W. Wood.
Rocky woods at C. Howard, and Hor-
ingham. 7'eesdale* Near Gigglcswick.
Hudson. Near Carr End, Wensley Dale. Curtis,

ToRMBNTiLLA replant. At Brighousenearjialifax.
J>r. Smith, About Leeds^ sparingly.

Rev. W, irood.

Gbum r:*vale. In roost woods about C. Howard,
common. TetsJale, About Leeds : near
Skipton, IT) great abundance. Rev, W.
Wood, Angram wood near Cox wold.
Rjt^o, ^rihdeacon Piers on. All wet
places about Copgrove. Re*f>m J, Dalton.

/S. Mackershaw wood by Ripon.

Mr. Brunton. Woods in the North
Riding: Walkington wood near Beverley.

i?MA. Mr, Righy.

O R Y A s octopetala. On Arncllff Clowder in Litten-

dale. Curtis. Near Settle. Dr. Fell.

AcTiBA spicMta. Near Malham Cove. Ray,
At Hiidersley : and in Hovingham lanes.
Teesdale. In Whitfell Gill, or Arthur's
Moss, near Askrlgg. Curtis. At Thorp
Arcli. Rev. W. Wood. Fissures of
the curious natural pavement of limestone
at the foot of Ingleborough, Dr. Stoles,

FapavBR hylrldum, Malcon cornfields. Teesdale.

1 cambricitm. Mpssdalc head in Wensley

Dale, Mr. Brunton^

.696 YORKSHIRE.

CisTVS martfoKus* On Cronkley Fell above

Middleton in Teesdalcr Mr. Brunton^s

St&atiotis aloides* Near Beverley, Colonel
Machell. In the Gyme near Thorn,

Mr. Robson^
Delphinium ConsoBda. Cornfield near Ripen,

rare. Mr. Brunton^

An IMONE ptdsatUla. Above the Lake, in a place
called the Close, near Pontefrad.
Ray. Heath between Doncaster and
Broadsworth. Rtv, Archdeactm Pterson.
Ledston Park near Pontefrafb. Rro.
W. Wood. Pastures near Abberford.

Mr. BrurUofu
Thalictrxtm (dptnum. Cronkley FelL Id.

■ ' ' minus. Thorp Arch ; about Settle,
and Ingleton. Teesdale. Mackershaw
wood. Mr. Brunton. Skirrith wood
near Ingleton ; and about Kilnsay.
Curiis. Common near Redcar. Rev.
J, Dalion. Plentiful in Gordale.

Mr. J. Woodsyjun^^
■■>,_ majus. In Holderness. Mr. Knowl-

ton* About Skipton. Re'v. JV. IVood.
Hedges near £gle.$ton, Yorkshire side of
the Tees. Mr. Bruntcn. Gordale.

Mr. S. Woods.
Ranunculus Lingua. Tcrrington Car. Tees*

YORKSHIRE. 657

dale. Ponds near Ripon* Afn Srunton,
Marsh near Copgroye, &c. Rev, J.
Dalion. V^2Xtrj place in Kilburne
Thicket near Coxwold. Rtv* Archdeacon Piersonm

KAtfVVCV LVs farvi/lorus. In Malton Fields, ^eesdcUe.

T&OLLivs enropaus, ' Hovingham woods, near
Holly Hill. TeesdaUm In Skirrith
woody and moist woods about Settle*
Curtis, About Grassington in Whaff-
dale. Rev, Wm Wood, Near^opgroye,
&c. &c. yery common. Rev, J, Dalt&n,
Moist meadows near Ripon : Wcnsley
Dale. Mr, Brunton^ By Malham Cove. D, 7*.

Helleborus viridis^ Hedges near Stonegrave,
scarce. Tecsdale. Near Fountains
Abbey : stony pastures by Tanfield.
Mr, Brunton, Kiddow Lane . between
Leeds and Tadcaster : about Aberford.
Rev, W. Wood, Banks of the river
opposite the MiiU Knaresborough.

Rev^ J, Dalton,

■■ fattdus. Lanes at Campsall near

Doncaster. Teesdale,

AjlJGA Chamadrys. Near York. Dr. Whiter

Mentha syhesfris. At Thorn* Mr, Robsan,
Near Wasse, by Coxwold, in the lane
^ leading to Ampleford. Rc'v, J, Dalton.

■ ' ■ rotundifolia. Studley Woods* Rev,

698 YORKSHIRE.

•/. DaUon, Near Sahburo^ by the sea,
Id a dry sandy place, Mr. RQbsofil

M E H T H A viridis. Ditches and banks of the Ure,
Ripod. Mr. Brunton^ Banks of th?
river half a mile from Gopgrove towards
Newby ; near Newby^ &c, where vatk
^. also grows* Rtv^ J* Daliom

• — piperita. By the side of a rivulet at .

LiUtton upon the Wolds. Teesdale.
Ditchcsat Little Nunwick near Ripon.
Mr, Brunton. In a narrow lane about a
mile from Pontcfradl in the road froni
Snydal. Sir T. G. Cullum.

.. -. odorata. Near a village called Thornton,

not f^ from Malton : I have not seen

the station. Rev. J, Dalton.

«- rubra. Common near Ripon, &c. Id.

■ , geiatliis. Near Ripon. Mr. BruntM.

Pulegium. Near Terrington. Teesdale.

Galeopsis vUlosa. About Wakefield, Darfield,
SKcfEeld, &c. amopg the corn, plcnti-
fully. Ray. Sandy cornfields, not un-
common. TasdaJe.
— versicolor. Cornfields between Be-
verley and Sanson : near Green Ham*-
merton. Teesdale. Cornfields near
Scarborough, Rev.Jircbdeaeon Pierson.
Very common about Copgrove. Rev* J.

YORKSHIRE. 609

Dalion, Cornfields near Ripon, abun-
dantly. Mr* BrufUott.

Leonvi.us Cardiaca^ Between Tickhill and
Worksop. Hudson. Lane near Mel-
merby. Mr. Brunton. About Leeds.
Rbv. W. Jfoods, Village of Scotton
near Knaresborough. Retv. J. Dalion.

Thymus Nepeta. Neighbourhood of Malton.

Teesdale. At Cookridge. Rev* W. Wood.

ScuTBLLAR I A •iRiff^. In Terrington Car. Teesdale*

Baatsia alpina. In Teesdale. Mr. Rohson,

Cronkley Fell. Mr. Brunton.

Mblampyrum eristatum. In Walton Field near

Wakefield^ among the Corn. Ray.

■ syhaiicum. Woods at Castle

Howard. Teesduic.

L A T H R A a squamaria. Woods near Kirkham ^ at
the foot of some rocks. Teesdale.
Newburghy Wass, and Byland Woods
near Coxwold. Re«v. Archdeacon Pier^
son. Studley, and Mackershaw woods.
Mr. Brunion. Hackfall : Plurapton.

Rev. J. D alt on.

Antirrhinum Cymbalaria. Walls at Coxwol d,

Newburghy and Londsborough. Re*v.

Archdeacon Pierson. Old Walls at

Pontefrat^. Mr. Brunton,

spur turn. Cornfields about

»oa YORKSHIRE.

AppletoDy and Barton, near Mi^lton.

Rev* Archdeacon Piers on •

Antirrhinum Linaria* fi. Waste grounds oear

Ripon. Mr, Brunton*

* mnut* Malton, and Walkington

fields, TeesdtUe* With A* spurium.
Rev, Archdeacon Plerson. Common in
Cornfields near Copgrove* Rev^ J*
Dalian. Ellashaw HiU^ and Bon4gate
Green by Ripon. Af r. Rrunian* About
Leeds,, not common. Rev. W. WooJU

ScROP H V L A R I A vemolis. About Newburgh near

Coxwold. Rev, Archdeacon Fitrsoh,

LiMOSBLLA aquaiica. Near Normanby Bridge :

wet pl.ices near Kirby-moor-side. I4L

Orobanche mnor. Dunkirk wood near Slen-
ingfi^rd. Rev* J. Dalion, Near NuH-
wick by Ripon. Mr, Bruniouk

D1.ABA Incana, Rock near the summit of Ingle-
borough on the West side. Mr. Ifood"
ward/ Roseberry Coppice. Mrk
Robson, Walls in Craven , Wensley
Dale, and Teesdale* Mr, Bruntom
About Gordak. Rev, W, Wood, Rocks
above the ebbing and flowing well at
Settle. D, T.

muraUs, In several parts of Craven,
Ray, Fissures of the Limestone rocks
about Settle, Ingleton> and Malham.

«»a*M.*«ta

YORKSHIRE. 701

Teesdak. Amber Scar near Arnclfffe:
Littledale i and Malham Core. Curtis.
Walls at Old Maltbn* Rev* Archdeacon
Piersdn. Kilnsajr Crag, WharfHale.

Rev. W. Wood.

Alyssum sativufiu Anaoag Clover at £sk near
Bererlej. TtesdtiU, Heslington fields
near York. Sir T, FranilaiuL

liEPiDivil petraum* Rocks n6ar the Waterfall
kt BtirtoB in Bishopdale, Websky Dale.

Jfifr. Bninton*

^ '^^ UUifoUuik, Rocks at Plumpton. Tees^

date* Rocks at KnaresborOugb^ liear

the Chvrcht Re'u. Archdeacon Pier son*

•>^— - — '— fudefale* On Scarborough Fieri Id.

Thlaspi arvense. Cornfields betwisen Londes-

btough and Shiptoti. Mr. Kno^lton^

;;— ^ — ..^ perfoliatun. Pdstare3 abote the ebbing
ftnd fiowing well, t miles from Grislevtrick
in wonjr ground among the grass, Merrett.

*— — dpesfre. Pastures about the ebbing

arid flowing well, a mile from Settle to-
wards Ingleborbiigh. -Ray. Between
Sfettle and Malham, within half a mile of
the Tarn: Ciirtisi Ori Ingleborough.

Mr* WooJwatd^
Cod HUB ARIA £^i7ta/z/; Sea-shore ! Ingleborough

Hill. Tctsdale. Very common near
Vot* ix; z

70* YORKSHIRE.

riTuIets in Craven : Wen9ley Dale ; and
above Pately Bridge near Ripon. Mr.
Brunton. Woods near Bolton Abbey ;
and banks of the Wharf as far down as
Ilklcy. Rev. W. WBod.

CocHhK A'Bii A 0fficinalu y. Ingleborough Hill :
Flamborongh Head. TeesdaU. Near
Scarborough. Travis.

CoRONOPVS didynia. Scarborough. Mr. Ra^sofu

Ibiris nudurauRs. Bulmer fields.' Teesdale.
Cornfields at Alne near Easingwold.
ijM;. Archdeacon Pier son. Sandy hedge-
banks at the Southern extremity of
Hutton Moor. Mr. Brunion. Old
quarries on Crooks moor near Sheffield.

Mr. Sali.

Ckaumz maritima. Cliff at Whitby. Mr. Brunion.

Card AMINE bellidifolia. Various places near
Ripon Minster. Merrett. I am sorry
it does not grow there : Turritis hirsuia
appears to have been mistaken for it.

Mr. Brunton.

impatiens^ Among some stones un-
der the Scars near Wherf. Ray. Sides
of rivulets in the North and West Rid-
ings : about Settle : near Richmond. Teesdale,

"^ amara. By the Derwent at Kirk-

ham, and ,in many other places. Tees^

YORKSHIRE. 708

dak. Wet places near Ripon^ common. -
Mr. Bruttton. In Newburgh wood near
Coxwold. Rev. Archdeacon Pier son*
Banks of the Aire above Leeds. Rev.
W. Wood. Near Scarborough. Trams.

Sisymbrium sylvestre. Marshes, and sides of
ditches at Beverley. Teetdale. Banks
of the Ure near Ripon. Mr. BrunioH^
River side at Newsham Bridge near
, Malton. Re<u. Archdeacon Pier son.
Banks of the Aire below Leeds. Rev. W. Wood.

TuRRlTts glabra* Lanes near Thirsk. Teesdale.
Cornfields near Ripon; and drj banks
Hear Helperby. Mr. Bruf^^n.

■ ' ■'■■ birsuta. On the Wolds near Beverley,
and many other places. Teesdalcm Walls
fit Coxwold. Re*v. Archdeacon Pier son.
Walls near Ripon Minster: Oxclose,
and many other places near Ripon. Mr.
Brunton. Kirkstal Abbey : "" Craven»
every wherev Ae*v. W. Wood. " la
Studley Park. 27. T.

BitAsaicA campestris. Cornfields at Alne hear

Eflisingwold. Re^. Archdeacon Pters9k.

' oleracea. Clifib at Staithes near

Whitby. a. "

ERODtuitf motchatum. Craven; Ray. Hornsea.

• Wttbering. Thorp Arcfe. Rev. W. WooJU

% 2

y04 YORKSHIRE.

GiRANiuM 'phaum. Woods about Claph^im, and
Ingleton. Hudson. Near Ncwburgh
Mill near Coxwold; and at. Scriyen
Park near Knaresborough. Renj. Arch*
deacon Pier son. Lord Dundas* woods
near Richmond. Rev. J. Ddton*
Near Settle. D. T.

■ " ■ ^ • sylvaHcum. About Settle^ and Ingle-

ton. Ttesdale. Woods and hedges
near the Wherf at Bolton. Mr. Kn^wU
ton. Near Pateley Bridge by Ripon:
in Craven. Mr. Brunton. Helmsley
woods. Rev. Archdeacon Pierson*

Woods about Bolton Abbey in Wharf-
dale, and Aysgarth in Wenslcy Dale*

Rev. JV. mod.
' ■ " prafense. About Coxwold. Re^v.

Archdeacon Pierson. Near Leeds,

Rev. W. Wood. , Meadows near Ripon»
abundantly^ J^. Brunton. Common
from Otley to Ingleton. Mr. J. Woods ^jun.

■ ■ » fyrenaicum. Banks of the river be-

*i^

tween'Bingley and Ktighley. Hudson.

'— rotuntRfoUum. Near Copgrove.

Rev. J. Daltou.
— san^utneum, Maltoo fields. TeesdaU*

On Hambleton Hills ; and rocks at
Kaaresboroiigh. Rsv. Archd$at(m Pitt^

YORKSHIRE, 705

jok. Near the sea at Redcar, very
common, Rev» J. Dahon. Grassing-
ton wood, Wharfdale. Rev, W. Wood.
Near Malham, JIfr, Brunton. Priar
wood near Inglcton ; and Thwait near
Clapham. Blacistone. Gordale.

Mr, J, Woods, jun.

^u MARIA lutea. On Fountains Abbey. Re^v.
J. Dalion, Old walls about Fountains
Abbey. Mr. Brunton^

JLathyrus Aphaca^ Malton fields. TeesdaU.

Cornfield at Monckton near Ripon. Mr, Brunton.

■I ,-»«— NUsoIia. At Sigglesihorne in Holder-

ness. Mrs. Wharton.

■ ■■ ■ sylfvestris. Near Scarborough, and

Welspool. Rev. W. Wood.

mm.^.^ * Uaifolius. Near Scarborough. Mr. Rohon,

•— palustfis. Frequent in the County.

Hudson. Marshes near Beverley, abun-
dantly. Tees dale. Near Leeds, Re^,
W. Wood. Near Hull. Mr. P. W. Watson.
ViCiA sylvattca. Slingsby wood ; and Coneys-
thorp banks near Castle Howard.
Teesdaie. Woods about Greta Bridge,
Johnstm. JJovingham woods. Rev.

* <' A specimen thus named from Mr. Robson, gathered near
Sprborough, is only Laihyrus sylvutrU*'* Mr, Britnton.

7:05 YORKSHIRE.

Archdea^tm Pierson, Scarborough. Rev*

W. Wood. Near Hutton Moor. Rev. J. Dabon.

ViciA laihyroides. Near Beverley. Teesdale^

bitbynica. Gravelly cornfields, and pastures^

and ditch banks near Doncaster, Mr. Tofield^

A%TKKGhhv% glycyfhyllos. Near FlaKby> a vil-
lage near Knaresboroogh, Teetdale.
Monk Fryston. Rev, W. Wood. Com-
mon near Sleningford. Re*v. J. DaUon.
Near Ripon : in Hackfall. ilfr. Brunton^

" » ■ ffyfogloitis^ On the Wolds near

Birdsall ; and.by the road from Malton
to Seltrington. Teeidaie. Seamer moor,
and Ganton Dale near Scarborough.
Rev. Archdeacon Pierson. Thorp Arch*
Rev. W^' Wood. ParkatEbberston Lodge,
and other pastures near Malton. Mr. Brunton^

Tr I FOLIUM €rniihopodioides. Half a mile from

Tadcaster towards Sherborn. Ray.

■ ochroUucum. A single specimen once

found in a clover field by Ripon. Mr, Brunion.
> • « — scahrum. Ellashaw Hill near Ripon.

Mr. Brunton. Old walls at Scarborough
leading to the Castle.

Re^v. Archdeacon Pierson^
Hypericum androsamum. Cook-wood near
Sheffield. Mr. Sab. Near Halifax.
Mr^ Robtpn* Woods about Kirkstal

YORKSHIRE. 707

Abbey, rare. Rev, W. Wood, Rus-

warp Carrs near Whitby. Mr. Brunton,

Hypericum JuHum, In a stone quarry at Hut-
ton near Ripon. Id, •

LiQNTODON paJustre, Sides of ditches in the
marshes near Beverley, Teesdale, On
the Common at Ripon. Mr, Brunton,
Marshes near Copgrove. Rev. J. Dalton,

^WiBw, ACiu Mpaludosum, Woods at C. Howard. ^
ITeesdale, About Leeds, and through
Craven, abundant. Rev, W. Jfogd,
Robin Hood's Bank, and banks of the
rivulets jSkell^ and Laver near Ripon.
Mr, Brunton, Woods in Studley Park. D, T,

tvillosum. Clefts of rocks near Mur

Gill at the foot of Ingleborough. Mr. Caky,
* murorum, y. Rocky woods in the

North Riding. Mr. Teesdale. Rocks

by Gordale Scar. Z>. T.

m

* Mr. Teewiale among his papers hat left a Note, by which it
appears he meant to have taken ap this plant as a distinct fpecies,
under the name of H, maeulahim\ and he says,** from observing it
sow itself many years in the gardens where it never varies, I
conclude it to be a distinct species." With this opinion I wholly
coincide, for it has propagated itself in a completely wild state for
many years in the plantations of Mr. Crowe and Mr. Kigby near
Norwich, and it not only preserves the spotted leaves, but a habic
also very dissimilar to H, mtfrorum, D, T.

708 YORKSHIRE.

Crbpis bienruu Qn the Wolfls> West of Bi$hop

BurtoDft Teesdak*

Hypochjeris maculata* About Malkam Gove.
Dr. Smith, Near Ottermine CoTe^ Set-
tle» Mr. Cale^m

' gUnra. On the Comipon close to

the inn at Banktop near Barnsley. Mr, Wood.

Ca&duus tenuiflorus. Near J^edcar, common.

^ev. J, Dalfof^

■ eriophorus. Between Market Weighton

and Londesbrough. TeesdaU* Near
Cppgroyej qommon. Rev, J. Daliott.
Pastures i^ear Ripon, Mr. JSrunton.
About Wetherby. Re*v. W. Waocf.

I heterophyllut. Coppice near Giggle$-

wick : Skirrith wood near Ingleton* Cur--
its. Wood near Londesbrough. Mr,^
KnowUon. Near Pateley bridge by
Ripon. Mr. Br union. Near Aslpig,
Wensley Dale ; and between Halifax
and Blackstone Edge. Refv. W. Wood.
Near Bishopthorpe, in the lane betweei^
that place and York. Rje*v. J. Dalun.

» pratensis* Houghton Moor. Teesdale.

Near HulL Mr. P. W. WaUon. Be-
tween Goule and Thome, with SeUnum
palustre and Myrica Gale. Re*v. W. Wood.

Gnaphalium dioicum* On Ingleborongh. Ray.

YORKSHIRE. »0»

Bulmery and Wilhurfi Moon. TeesdaUm
Barton Heights near Malton ; and Rose*
dale head near Whitby. Rev. Arch-
deacon Pier son. Near Lfceds, and Thorp
Arch. Re<v* IF. IVood. Pastures in
Craven : New Park near Askrig, Wen»*
ley Dale* Mr, Brunton* Copgrove.

Rev, J, Dalionm.
(Snaphalium rectum, Slingsby , and Hovingh am
woods near Malton. Re«u. Archdeacon
Pierson* Pasture near Blowball : Hut-
ton Moor. Mr. Brunton* Near Leeds.

Rev, W. Wood.
PTpssiLAGO hybrlda. Near the river Wherf
between Ukley and Skipton. Teesdale.
Near Leeds, plentifully. Rev. W, Wood.
Banks of the Ure* &c. Ripon. Mr.
Brunton. Near Sleningford ; also Mag-
dalene Banks near Tanfield. Rev. J, Dalton.
Si N s c 10 vucosut. North Moor lane near Easing-

wold. Rev. Archdeacon Pierson.

p lari^enicus. Near Halifax^ in the fields

about Salkeld. Ray. About Clapham,
and Ingleton. Hudson.

Inula Helimmm. In Mowthorptf Dale. Ttesdale.
Byland Wood near Coxwold. Rev.

* ^ This plaBt, which is common by Ripon, always bears seed ;
but T. petaiUei^ which \\ still mpre plentifnl, never." Mr, Bruaion.

710 YORKSHIRE.

Archdeacon Picrson. Near Copgrove^
and Newby. B^v* J. Dalion* Pastures
above Fountains Abbey. Mr, Brunton*

Soli DAGO Virgaurea> y» Mountains in the West
Riding. Teesdak. Common on, and
about Ingleborou^. 2>.' T.

DoRONicuM Pardalianches. Near the World's

End, Harrowgate. Mr. Manby.

An THEMIS nobilis, Tcrrington Common. TeetdaU.

Centaurba solstitialitm Dry pastures about Fry-

. stone. Mr. A. Atkin,

Pyrethrum mariiimum. Flamborough head^ rare.

Teesdale.

Orchis bifdia. 0. Dry woods, and pastures. Id^

_, ustulata. Dry stony meadows about

Castle Howard. Teesdak. North side
of the Ouse bet^teen York and Bishop-
thorp. Mr. A. Aikin. Meadows about
Coxwold. Ren). Archdeacon Fierson.
About Leeds, not uncommon. Rev^ JV.
Wood. Meadows near Ripon, abun-
dantly. Mr. Brimionm

Sattrium viride. About C. Howard. Teesdaie.
About Coxwold. Rev. Archdeacon
Pierson. Studiey limekilns ; and pastures
near Ripon, not rare. Mr. Brunton.
About Leeds. Rev, W. Wood. Cop-
grove : Hackfall. Rev, J. DaUon.

YORKSHIRE; 171

S AT YK I V'U atUdum* Moantains North of Helres-
, leyt rare« Ttesdak. Moist meadows
about Malham. Dr. Richardson* Gig-
gleswick Tarn near Settle. Rev, IV.
Wogd. Heathy moors above Hawnby ^
near Thirsk. Rev, Archdeacon Pierson.
Dallow Gill. Mr. Bruntm.

Ophrys Nidus avie. Hedges near Ingleton.
Ray* In Coneysthorpe Banks^ an ex-
tensive shady wood near ' C. Howard.
Teesdale. Thorp Arch Woods near
Weatherby. Rev. Archdeacon Piereon.
MackershaWy and Studley woods^ and
XAver Banks by Ripon. Mr. Brunlon»

•— cordata. Moor near Freebargh hill be-
tween Whitby and Gisburgh, not far from
Almonbury, Ray. Among the heath
on Hornby hills. Teesdale. On Ingle«
borough hill ; and on moors between
Chatsworth and Sheffield. Smth. Years*
ley Moor near Coxwold. Rt0. Arch-
deacon Pierson^ Near the waterfall at
Lord Grantley's Lakes on Sawley moor,
Mr. Brunton. Near Scarborough. Travis.

wnmF

h-"

•*— muscifera. Nefu* Hildenlay stone quarry.
TeesdaU^ Ward's field near Copgrove.
Rev. J. Dalian. Mackershaw and Studley
woods. Mr. Brunton. Thorp Arch:

n« Yorkshire.

Grassmgton woodi Wharfdale. Rev. W.
JFood^ Pastures near Knaresboroiigh
Abbey : above Kirkby Moorside. Rev*
Archdeacon Pierson, Near Settle. 2). T.

OPHftYS a^ftm. Near Hildenlay stone quarry.
Teesdale, Layer Banks^ Ripon ; and
Studley Woods. Mr. Brunion. Thorp
Arch ; and Kippax. Re^, W. Wood*
With 0. musciferam Rev, Archdeacon
Pierson, Near Copgrove. Rev, J. DaUon^

, „ , M . — 0rantfera, Dry pastures about Bramham,

near Tadcaster. Raj.

Malazis pakdosa. West of Middleton. Mr, Robson^

Ctprii>bdium Cakeolus. ♦ Hclk^s wood by In-
gleton. Ray, Woods^ and hilly pas-
tures about Kilnsay. Curtis, About
Arncliffey Litten, and Kettle well. Mr*
Knowlton. Between Ingletpn and Chap-
pel in the Dale, 1 800. Mr. Brunton^

Se&apias longifoiia. Marshes near Beverley*
Teesdale. Boggy grounds near Ripon ;
and Helk's wood, Ingleton. Mr^
Brunion. Hovingham wood, and
Conisthorpe banks near C. Howard $ and
Paradise wood in Newburgh Park,

Rev. Archdeacon Pierson^

t This plant was not to be found In Helk's wood, when I wat
at Ingleton in 1796. D, T,

*■
1<

YORKSHIRE* ri3

Se rIpi as ensi/QUa. Woods at Settle, and logle-
ton : Helk's wood x Cum Hag> a wood
. dt C. Howard. Teesdati*

■ rulra. Woods on the sides of the

Mountains about Claphamj and In-
gleton. HvJismu

TrPHA angusitfolia. Old marie pits between York
and Ma^et Weighton. TeesdaU. Sea-
mer Meer near Scarborough^ plentifuUf •

Rev. Afchdeactm Piersoru

Spa&ganivm not ant. Ditches in Swinemoor at
Beverley. Teesdale, Stayeley Carrs*
Rev J, Ddton. Ponds near RipoUi

Mr. Bruntitu

Car EX dioica. Bogs, r^ry frequent, Teesdale*
near Ripon, plentifully. Mr. Brunton*
Boggy Hill, the low side of Kilburn<
Thicket near Coxwold. Rev. jirchdea^
con Plers^n. Near Copgrove, &c. Rev.
J. Dalton. Near Leeds, common.

Rev. JV. W9od.

— — -> Da'uaitiana* Marshy grounds near Bever-
ley. Mr. TeesdaUp

■ curfa. Terrington Car, TeesdaU*
Tanfield Hall Carr': near Hutton Moor.
Rev. J. Dalton. Bogs on the Ox Close
by Ripen ; and near Lord Grantley'9
Lakes on Sawley Moor. Mr* Brunhn.

714 YORKSHtRt.

Cakzx axiBaris. Edges of Pbnds near Ripod*
Mr .' Brunton. Sides of ditches at Be-
Terle^* Col. Machett, Bog at- Wildon«
Renf. Archdeacon Pierson. Near Cop-
grove. Rev. J^ Dabon*

^ ■ ' ' di'visa. Meadow called Derricats, near

Hull* Teesdale.

— teretiuseula. Arrani Car near Beverley,

abundantly* Teesdale. Near Copgrove r
Tanfield Hall Cair, &c. jRrv. J. DaUon.
Bogs near RIpon. Mr, Brtrnlon.-

dtgitatd. Mackershaw wood, abundantly.

Mr. Brunton. Thorp Arch woods.

Sir T. Frankland*

— » pendula* Near Scarborough. Traw*

Monk-end wood near Croft. Mr, Robson*
Hackfall : between Richmond and Easby,
. foot-road* Rev* J. Daliou*

^^ strigosa. Magdalene banks, Hackfall.

i^, J. Dalion. Studley woods.

Mr. Brunton,

pseudo cyperus. In a place, called Dnmble —

pit, near Beverley. TeesdaU.

. mm^ iimosa. Frequent in Yorkshire. Hudsout

In Ternhgton Car, but very rare. 7>«-
dale. Tanfield Hall Canr by Ripon.

Mr. BruntOH,

YORKSHIRE. 714

Carix ♦ Oederi. Near Ripon, plentifully. Mr, Srunton.
' ftilva. Near Beverley. Teesdale. Wet

9

fields near Ripon, conunon. Mr, Brun*
f9n. Near Copgrove. Rev, J. Dabon*
Boggy field at Bugess' well near Cox-
wold. Rev, jircbdeacon Pier son.
■ extensa ? Wet pastures near Beverky. Teesdale.
' binervlsm Saw ley moor by Ripon. Mr,
Brunton* Dry moors near Brimham
rocks ; Gopgrove, &c. Ren^, J, Dalian.
Driest moors near Harrowgate. Mr^ Teesdali..

< * How far thii Caren it essentially different from C, pna hat
long been, and appears likely to continue^a matter of doubt. In the
opinion of Oeder, Roth, Hoffmann, Ehrhart, and Willdcnow, they
are distinct species, but Schkuhr is inclined to join them, and I must
agree with this excellent observer that I can find no satisfactory
marks of discrixnination between them. At the same tyne C Oideriy
which is most common near Yarmouth, is so constant in its appear-
ance in all situations, whether wet or -dry, that I cannot but believe it
distinct, and wish more able Botanists would investigate the matter.
This is also the opinion of Mr. Brunton, who pointed out to Di^
Smith exactly the same leading distinction at was noticed by Dr.
Roth, the fruit expanding in ev$ry direction, and not at ail recurved. Its
size and habit remain unaltered by culture. It has already been
observed in this work {see Note, fi. 6s) that C. Otderi is the C, etc*
tenia of the Flora Cantabrigiensis, and it may possibly have been
"mistaken by Mr. Teesdale, and other Botanists for that rare species,
but no other British writer appears to have taken the least notice of

it. D.r,

n6 YORKSHIRE.

Caxex Jisfans, fbintr*vis?J Woods, pkstures, .

me^do^s. Teesdalti

■ Micheliaha* Wet grouods near Beverley.

m

Mr, TeesddU* Near Ripon* Mr. BrunfMi

* Uvigafa. Dallow gill by Ripon. Rev, J. DaUon^

* I vesicarid. Ditches at Beverley, Hull,

Cottingham. Teesdala N^ar Copgfove^
common* Ren>. J, haUoa. Pond& near
Ripon. Mr. Brwtfom . Angram Wood
near Coxwold. Rev, Archdeat9n Pienoki

* T ■ amfuUacea. Giggloswick Tarn ; and bor-

ders of Semer water, Wensley Dale.
Curtis. Common in th& County. Teeidalei

^ — ' — filifomns. In all the watery Marshts aboift
Beverley, very tommon. Teesdale: Tan-
field Hal! Carr; and bog near Hutton
Moor by Ripon. Mr. Bruntoiil

* — . — * aeuts. A curious variety, in which the
stamens grow out of the tunic of the seed^
sear Ripon. -Idi

■■ hirta. The same remarkable variety of

^is plant as is figured by Schkuhr t. », »»
f. B, grows near my house at Copgrove :

* Anotliery and still mote remarkable variety •£ Carex acuta witH
very Dumerous male spikes, the lower female ones on longpeduiJ
des, the spikes nearly as large at those of C. n/ariof and the glumesr
awned and much longer than the fruity kas becB KUt me from Gop'
^ve by Rev. J. DaltoB. XT. T.

VORESHIRE. ' 717

I have observed it for 3 seasons^ and
fouadits appearance constant. Rro» J* Dalton*
LiTTORBLLA iocustris, Upon . StQckion Com-
mon,* and Terriogton Car« Teesdak.
Wet places on Hutton Moor« Mr^ Brun^
tem* Black moor near Leeds. Re^v. IV* Wood^
Dyxv% semferwens. Hedges about Kilburijenear

. Coxwold; Rtv* Archdeacon Pierson.

CcKATOPHYLLUii submersutM, Newburgh Ponds. Id.,
Myriophyllvm vcriuillatum, Dkches about
Beverley^ Teesdak. Ponds near Ripon.
Mr. Brunton-* Common in Ponds.

Re*v, J. DaUon.
QtriRCUs sessUiflora. Park at Riplej. Mr, Brunton.
Salix pvrfnirea* About Beverley. Teesdale.

Near Nun wick by Ripon. Mr. Brunton.

- ' Crotoeana. In the County. Acv, J. Harriman*
■ ■ atnygdalinak Hedges, and sides of ditches.

Teeidale»
' ♦ kusselliana'4 Banks of the Ure, by

^ Ripon. Mr. Brunton.

' — : — fentandra. Near Beverley; and in most
parts of the County. TeesdaU. The

• •
* Among Mr, Teesdale*ft pepjpr# is the following memorandum :

^* S. Rtistelliana t By the sides of rivers and ditches in the £. Rid*
log ; it it called by the Farmers the Crey HHUoxo by way of distinc-
tion from S. aiia.'^'^Tht 'plant here alluded to can hardly be S.

VOL. II, k %

718 YORKSHIRE.

most common phint about KSfnsay, and
Car End, Wenslcy Dale. Curtis. Banks
of the Ure at Ripen, Mr* Brunton.
' Coxwold and Angram. Rev, Archdea*
con Pierion. Near Copgrove, &(u JR(*u.
J. DaUon, About Leeds, Bingley,
Otley: R£*u. W. Wood.

Salix myrstnlies. On the slope of a high hill be-
tween Kilnsay and Arncliffc. * Curiis.

— *— • herbMcea. Ingleborough, and other high
mountains in the North and West Rid-
ings. Teesdali*

■ ■ ■ ■ reticulata. Rocks on the uppermost part of
Ingjeborough on the North side j and on
z hill, called Whernside, over agarnft In*
gleborough, on the other side the subter-
raneous river. Xay.

.1 > . ■ fusca. Near Beverley. Teesdak.

^ — ^ *viteUtna. In osieries. Id.

- rosmdrlnifolia.' Edge of a rhnJct which

runs into Semer Water, Wensley Dale. Curtis.

l silpularis. Near Ripon. Mr. Brunttm.

Empbtrum nigrum. On Earsley Moor; and
above Helmsley. Teetdale. Brimham
Rocks s and nei^ Lord Grantley's Takes
op Sawley Moor. Mr, Brunton* Heaths
above Bylawi, and Wass neac Coxwold.
Rfv. Archdeacon Pierson* Moors neac

YORKSHIRE, 711>

Dakon Lodge by Ctipgcortf &c. Rev*
• J. Daliott. Black Moor by Leeds, &c.

Rev. W. Wood.

HiPPQPHAB thamnoidesm On the sea baak be-
tween Whitby and Ly(h. Ray.

Rhodiqla rosea* On Ingleboroogh and Hard-
knot* Id.

Taxus haccaia. Rocks above Giggleswick. Rev.
Jbrcbdeacon Pierson. Rocks near Foun-
tains Abbey, and in Gordale. Mr, Brunton.

Atjiiplix laeimaia. SeashOre at Hornsea.

Teeedak. Near Redcar. Rev, J. Dalton.

EoyiSBTUif sylvatkum* By the brooks in Danby
Dale, and Rose Dale near Whitby 2 in
Pond-Head Wood near Newburgh Park«
Rev. Archdeacen Pierion. Morcar wood,
Dallowgill, &c. by Copgrove, common*
Rev. J. Dalton. Oldfield wood, and
Layer Banks, near Ripon* Mr. Brunfon.
About Leeds* Rev. W. Wood.

■ ■■■ JIuviatile. Laver Banks^ Ripon.
Mr. Bruntok. About Leed9« Rev. W.
Wood. With E. sylvaticum. Rev. J. Dalton.
■ hyemale. Dry woods at Castle How-

ard, and Kirkham, not common. Tees*
dale. Rigby woods near Pontefraft.
Merrett. Near Ingleton, and Halifiix.
Bolton. About Leeds, but rare. Rev.

A a 2

720 YORKSHIRE.

W. IVood. Hackfall. Re^. J. DabdfK
Near Nuby. Ren;, Jrchdeaeon Pierson^
Layer Banks^ and Mackershaw woody on
the banks of the Skell by Ripon. Mu Brunion.

* OiMUNDA lunar ia. On the Mausoleum HTl!,
and by the pyramid at C. Howard. Tees^
dale. Mountains auuac Settle^ plentifully*
Ray. About Leeds. Rev. W. JVood^
Common near CopgroTe* Re9, J.
Dalton. Pastures near Ripoh: Rich-
mond race ground. Mr. Brunton. Mea-
dows at Scawton. Rev. Archdiocon
Pierson. Pastures about Cold Edge, in
Mixendetl : small Croft close by the house
.at Ball-Groen, Sowerby: fields near
Holy-Green, Northowram; and other
places by Halifax* Bobon.

y ' y. Side of the Lake at Horn-

sea, Teesdale,.

^ ■ ■ > recalls. Planution at Harrowgate.

TeesdaJe^ Field under HaddershelfScout»
in Sowerby : field near Mizenden Mill,
and other places in Halifax. Bolton.

* Mr. Bolton mentions gathering on the top of a high bank of
pastare ground, belonging to Shobden Hall' near Halifax, a var. of
this plant, with leaves (haped like a lady's fan when fully expanded
divided by narrow setftlbns running almost down to the base into
4 or 5 bbeiy which are deeply crenated at their cjgtremitiea.

YORKSHIRE. 721

Susacres near Ripley; and miiirshy
thicket a qaarter of a mile from Kirby
Knowie. Ren;. Archdeacon Pier son.
About Keighley. Mr. Knowlton,

LvcopODiuM selaginoides. On Ingleborough.
Ray^ In Terrington Car; and upon
Welbum Moor. Teesdale. Below
Appleton near Malton. Rev. Arch-
deacon Pierson. Abbey's Marsh near
Copgrove; Rev. J. iDali^n.

■ '■ inundeOum. With the former,

Teesdale. Stockton Common near York*
Rev. Archd:acon Pierson. Harrowgate.
jRm;. J. DaJtott. Black moor near Leeds.

Rev. W. Wood.

■■ ■ alpinum. Near the top of Ingle-

borough- Curtis, About Keighlcy :
Whitby. Mr. KnowUon* SawieyMoor
by Ripon. Mr. Brunion. Moors near
Grantley. Rev. J. DaUon. Near the
guide-post on Wass Moor in the road to

Helmsley. Rev, Archdeacon Pierson.

PoLTPODiUM *bulgare. y. Wood near Bingley.

Dr. Alexander.
• I * Phegopteris. In the stone quarry at

C* Howard ; and woods at Hornby, and

* I have examined this plant in all its stafceii aad am Terj certaiA
i( hac no inyQlucrum*" Mr. Snmfm.

7» YORKSHIRE.

Helmsley. Teesdale. Oldfidd woody
by RipoD. Mr, BrutUon^ Dallow gill,
by Copgrove. Rt^. J. Dalton. Wood
in Soyland, just by the brook below Ke-
broyd mill ; and woody ground aear the
brook above Oldhouse mill. Norland, z
miles from Halifax. Bobon*

PoLiPQDiUM ♦ Dryopteris. With the fonner.
Teesdale. Birks wood» North Dean
wood> Puttin Park, and other woods near
Halifax. Bobon, Near Bolton Abbey,
Wharfdale. Riv. W. Wood. Dallow
gilL Rev. J. DalioH. Hackfall ; and
on Sawley Moor. Mr. BruntoH%

cakarmim. Woods near Halifax.

Rev. W. Wood.

AsPiE^iUM Lonchttis, Near Bingley. Hudson.

ThefypterU. Terringt;on Car. Teesdale.

Danby Dale nea)r Whitby*

R€v» Archdeacon Pter^on.
'■ Ore^eris, Woods at C. Howard,

and Hornby. Teesdale. Head of IiOrd
Grantley's fish pond on Sawley moor.
Rev. J. DaUon. With A^ Tbelypteriiy

• ** A very large variety of this plant grows near the first water-?
£all in Hackfall, so extremely different in appearance from the
proper state, that a young Botanist would be at a loM to wha(
species to refer it." Mr. Srunton.

' .

YORKSHIRE. 723

plentifully ; and about Wass, and Byland
n^ar Coxwold. ' Rev. Archdeacon Pier-
son* Several places near Halifax. Bolton*

AtftPiVU lobatunu Byland Wood. Rev. Arqh»
deacon Pterson* Woods» and hedges,
frequent. ' Mr. Teesdale.

AsFLEiriVM viride. Walls and rocks above
Settle. Mr» Know/ion. On Ingleborough :
beside the Clough below the great rock,
called Ogdea Kirk, 4 miles from Halifax.
JSolton. Waterfall at Mossdale head,
Wenfley Dale. Mr* Brunton* Near.
Leeds : Malham. Rev^ IV. Wood.

■' ■ ' - ' — ' ' $, Rocks below Ogden

Kirk, on the opposite side of the Clough,
Bolton. Ingleborough ; and limestone
XOc\is near Settle and Ingleton, rare. Teesdale.

■ ■'■.-' . ■ septentrionaU. Ingleborough Hill.

Mr* Tofieid. ..(It does not appear to

have been found by any subsequent

Botanist.) '

'^ — lanceolatum* On a wall ia the

village of Wherf. Bolton*

Scoxx>PEirDRiuM Ceterach. Limestone rocks near

Malham Tarn towards the ^ft. Ray* .

Near Apperley bridge. Rev* W* Wood*

Fti^ris crispa* Qn Ingleborough; Haworth

724 YORKSHIRE.

sear Halifax. Mr. KnowUon. lo
Wensley Dale. Mr. Brunton.

C7ATHEA regia. At the top of Byhnd wood

near Coxwold. Re<v. Archdeacon Tierson,

Hy'mekophyllum tunhrigensem Mossy rocks
in the West Riding, particularly on the
rocky called Foal Foot, on Ingleborough. Boliotf*

■ F— alatum. First discovered by

Dr. Richardson in a little dark cavern,
under a dripping rock, below the spring
of Elm Crag well, in Bell Bank, scarce
half a mile from Bingley. Jd»

PiLULARTA globulifera, Stockton Moor; Tcr-

rington Car ; and other wateryiieaths. Teesdale*

Ph AS c t7 M axillare. Sides of ditches, and in- woods

at Beverley. //.

— crispum. Sides of ditches in Figham,

at Beverley. Iti. '

• ' curviseium. Fields a(|d gardens at Ripon.

Mr, Bru'nion%

■ serratum. In a wet pasture, called
Swinemoor, at ^cverley ; and in arable
lands among stubble. TeesdaU. Field

near Mackershaw wood, Mr. Brunfen,

■■ ■ rectum^ • On a bank in Mackershaw

wood. Id*

■ curvicoU%itu Oij the wolds betweep

Beverley and Market Weighton. Tecsdalc*

YORKSHIRE. »«5

4 Sphagnum squarrotum • Bog near Ripon •

Mr» Brunton^

Gymnostomum intermedium. Dry banksy and

pastures, connnon. TeesdaJe*

:— — ' -^ Heimii. Walls and dry banks. Id.

Akictangiuu clHatum. Rocks at Lord Grant-
ley's Lakes on Sawley Moor near Ripon.

Mr, Brunton.

f Tetx APHIS oiiata. Stones in the rivulet from
Lord Grantley -s Lakes on Sawley Moor.
Mr. Br union, Plumpton Rocks ; Hack-
fall ; and Dallow Gill by Copgtove,

Jte*v. J, Dalton,

Andrea alpha. On Ingleborough, and Brim-
ham Rocks. Teesdale*

' ritpestrU. On Brimham Rocks. Jd,

Splachnum angusiatum. Bog near Cottingham,

rare. Id.

— ' z'asculosum* Moist mountainous

heaths. Hudson.

- ■ '■ sph^ricum. /3. Muse. Hib, In abun-

* Mr. Ifrunton fdund this plant in x8o3» but had kept it injui
Herbarium, as a var. of ^. latifolium^ till a week since, when he sent
it to me ; and it is very singular that, since this work has been
chiefly printed, this plant, hitherto unknown in England, should
have been also deteded in Suffolk and Surrey ; no small encon*
' ragement to the students of cryptogamie botany. /). T.

f This plant Is the Bryum^ Srowmanum of Dicksqn. Su J&mn^V
Jbu^U of Botany. II. p. 197. D. T.

796 YORKSHIRE.

dance on the moors above Dallow GilL

Rev* J« Dalton*

Splachnum antftUlaeeum. East end of Terring-
ton Car« Teesdrnk. Dallow Gill.

Rev* J. Ddbon.

Encalypta ct£f/a» Rocks near the Waterfall at

Mossdale head» Wensley Dale* Mr, BrtMion*

,. I ■■ • lanuolaia. Mud walls, hedge banks* Teetdale.

Gai MMiA sttiaa ? Rocks, andstones in the North

Riding. IbL

■ . rivularis. Stones in a riTalet at Har-
rowgate, in 1794. Teesdaic. Abundantly
in ;i, rivulet near Copgrove. Rev. J.
DaUou» Stones in rivulets near Ripon>
and in Wensley Dale. Mr. Srunton*

■ ■ recurvata. Rocks near Copgrove.

Rev. J. Dakm.

— *— — — cakarea. Chalk stones near Bishop Bur-

ton, rare. Ttisdak.

- pusUla, In Terrington Car; and on stones

in Raywoodnear C. Howard, but very
rare. Id.

. !>•>■■ ■* Dkisoni, In the North Riding, gene-
rally on very old paling. 'Id.

• ■■ recurvirostra. Dry stony places near

Beverley, Teesdak. Mackershaw wood
near Ripon* Mr. JSrutU^fK

>" hetgn^maUa. L«rd Grtdtley's Lakes on

Sawley Moor by Rtpoa. Id^

YORKSHIRE. rtt

O&uiMiA 'vertuUlaia. First water&ll tnHadc£dl;

and at Mossdale Head, Wensley Dale.

Mr» Brunton. Moist Rocks. Dr. Rlchardsatu
Ptehogoxiuii ^(xMe. Tnmks ef trcies dxmt

C* Howarc(» rare. Teesdakm

TaiCHasTowuif u^Uacfumm iDgfeborengh. Id*

* ■ ■ ■ polyphyllwnu Brimbam Rocks

near Ripley. Te^sdaltm Lo^d Grantley's

Lakes near Ripon. Mr. BrMnim.

m , ■ hettrastichum. Lord Grantley's

Lakes near Ripon. Id.

ericoides. i Rocks in the North

'faicicidare.i Riding. Mr. TeesJtA^
fomiiruUieides. Mountain Rivu-

lets in the North and West Ridings. TVfj.
dale. Near Ripon. Mr. Brumon.

0. Rivulets above

Helmsley : Hornby Hills. Teesdak.

ToKTVLAr'^da^ Rocks on Ii^kborough. Hudson.

Hedge banks near Ripon ; and Rocks on '

the Nidd below Knaresborough. Mr. Brimion,
I I ■ cuneifoiia. Earthen walls, and dry

banks. TeesdaU.

hreinfoUa* Bogs in Yorkshire. DiUauug^

Pick A hum osmundioides. ^Trunk of a rotten ti^

in the bogs at Esk near Beverley. Mr. Teesdale;

■ mapis. Woods in the North Riding :

C. Howard. Id.

■ ' wariumi Sides of ditches on Slingsby

Vn YORKSHIRE.

Moor, and other heaths, but rare. Tecs*
d^le* Field near Mackershaw wood.

Mr. Brttntotim

DiCR ANUM aciculare. Stones in the rivulet which
runs from Lord Grandey's Lakes on
Sawley Moor. Afr. Brunitm* At Har*
rowgate. Teesdafa

■■ ^ ■ ■ fusilluMm In the East Riding. Mr. Hawarti,
eyIinJricum* NearWetherby. Vicksom

—— *— - spurium. Houghton Moor near New-
bold : Barnley Moor between York and
Beverley, Teesdak^

■ J . '■ * pelluciduin. Large stones by the side
of a rifulet North of Harrowgater Tees-^
daU. Stones near rivulets at Ripoo.

Mr, Brunion^

» squarrosum. North Bierleynear Brad-

ford. Dr. Rkhardton^

. ' 'f widisitmum* Trees in Studley

Park. Mr. Brunion^

* Mr. Dalton has sent me from near Copgrovc a varirty of this
•pecies, slmost intermediate between D.pellucldum and /). vtrtm,
with stems near % inches long, leaves almost reflexed, capsules some
«rect others nodding,- and operculum prolonged from a convex base
into a sharp crooked beak. i>. T.

f In the description of this plant in the Muscologta Hibemica,
I have expressed my doubts hew far it really belonged to the Genus,
Dtcranum, and the barren state of the plant about Yarmoi^ has
afforded no opportunities of since fixing an opinion* Mr. Brantq0»

YORKSHIRE. 7M

DicRANVM hjpariitum. Walls, and ditch banks, T^xAifc.
FoLYTniCHVM aitemsafum. Hackfall, plentifully.

Mr. BrutUofu
■ strictum. <«

ruheUums J °" "^^^*- " Tiesdab.

— alfiinum. On the East side of Ray-
wood at Castle Howard, near the octa-
gon temple, rare, TmdaU. Mossdale
Head, Wensley Dale. . Mr, Bruniim.

* urnigerum. Lord Grantley's Lakes

nearRipon. Mr.Bruntm. Ingleborough
Hill: among the Rocks on Hornby
Hills. Ttesdalc.

Orthotrichum nwlare. Trees by the banks

of the Skell near Ripon. Mr. Brunton.

• J—— pumilum. Near the root of a-

Sycamore at Hell Wath by Ripon, A/.

^aphanum. Stones, and ash

trees frequently near Ripon. /</,

aristatum. Rocks, and slated

buildings. Mr. TeesJal^

Neckbra crispa. Rocks at Hornby, but seldom

who hM watched it carefully thw year till the operculum fell ofT,
is latitfied of the propriety of removing it to the Gymoitomai but
this i have not ventured to do at present, a« its natural aflBnity is
with the Grimmia, whose peristomium is often detcAcd with diffi-
culty ; an4, as Dr. Smith says of it (ftmiemium cxiiMum^ dttidtnnn^ it
»08t probably belongs to that tribe. V, T,

\

7J0 YORKSHIRE,

Id iractificsuioii. Teesdaie. Mackersknr
Vfoody where it bears froit plentifuily.

Mr» Brualon*

Neccera curttpendula. Mossdale Head, Wens-
ley Dale. /A

■' hOeromaUa. Trunks of trees in a wood

at C. Howard, caHed Mount Sion, but
very rare. , TeesdaU^

fumila. Trunks of Trees in Ray wood

at C. Howard^ but very fare. Jd»

* Fun A HI A MuhUnbergu* ' Limestone rock at

Copgf ove. Rtu. J. Daltim.

Bartrahia ithypbyUa. Brid* Plumpton Rocks
near Copgrove. Ren^.J^Daiton. Moss-
dale Head, Wensley Dale. Mr. Bruntom^
* arcuata. Mossdale Headr-but not

in fruit. Mr. Brutiion. Boggy part of
Houghton Moor : in Greenfield, Saddle-
worth. Witbiring.

Br YUM nutans^ Bag cm the Ox dose, Ripon.
Mr, Brunion. Sides of ditches on
Slingsby moor, and other heaths, but rare.

Teetdak.

■ " tnareum. Rocks at Hornby, and Helms*

ley* Id.

I
* For some account of this interesting addition to our Fkrt lee
Konig's Annali of Botany. II. p. 198. D^T* ' I

YORKSHIRE, nt

♦ Brtum cyHadncum. Near HaEfex. Dkls^.
cameum. 0. Fl.Brh. Yorkshire.

Dr, Richardson^
■ hicolor. Barren heaths and pastures.

Teesdale. Bank near Ripon. Mr.Brutaotu
Zierii. Rocks near the upper waterfall at

Mossdal6 Head, Wensley Dale. //.

■ juUceum. Walls and stony places, not

^^^^o^* TcesddU.

-— annotinum. In Terrington Car,- and by the

sides of rivulets in other places. Jd^

— turbinatum^ In bogsi, /j

— bimum. In bogs. Teesda!t. Robin
.Hood's Close near Rfpon. Mr.Brunton. ^

Wet grounds between Copgrove and
Newby. R^.J.DaHon.

— marginatum. RackfaH ; and Scotton
banks about a mile westward of Knares-
borough. Rev. J. Dalttm^ Mossdale
Head, Wensfey Dale ;' arid WhitcKffe
near Ripon. Mr. Brunion.

— crudum. Mossdale Head, Wensley Dale.
Mr. Brunt&n^ Woods in the East and
Jforth Ridings. ^ Teesdale.

♦ From Mr. I^i«kfon't deicripUea^ as wcU athis figuirc^ of thuL
plant, it it ««ff dcmlj olKiioui tb^ it it the same at J^r^um hnri^Uli

f^ YORKSHIRE.

Br YUM sSellam Sides ofrivulets on heaths. Mr. TeesJaki

^ rosiraiim. Bogs in the mountainous parts

of the County. Dr. Richardson. Hack-

£jjl^ Re^.Ji Daliorii.

- n^lcans. Mossdak Head, Wendey Dale.

Mr. Brunioni

Uyvvvu pukheUtm. Roots of trees near Beverley,

,,^^ Mr. Teesdak.

rare*

myosuroides. trunks of treesi Teesdale.

medhm. Trees by the banks of the
SkeU near Ripon. Mr. BruiUon.

inundahm. About the roots of willows
in the marshes near Beverley. TeesdaU.

niira^iride. Trunks of trees and w,alls.

Mr. Teisdah^

- trichomanoidcs. Trunks of Trees at Be-
verley. Teesdale. On trees and banks
in Mackershaw wood near Ripon. Mn Sruntom

- serrulatum. ' Oa walls, and dry stony
woods about C Hi^ard^ and Beverley.
Teesdale. Mossdale Head, Wensley
Dale. Mr. Brunion. Near Cc^grove*

Rev^ J. DaUoKi

- TeesdaRu On trunks of trees in woods
at Castle Howard, about the year 1 770 :
roots of trees near BeVerley 4 - teesdaki

undttlatum. In Raywood, at C. Howard^
ROt commoB* Teesdale. Rocks in tKc

VORKSHIRfik 735

'wtods at Lord Grantley's Lakes by
RipoD^ with fruity plentifully. Mt. Bruttton.
Hv#NUM lucens. Shady woods near Helmsley,

but rare. TeesdaU. Hackfkll. R€V. J. Daiton*

• stramineum* In Terrington Car> among
Sphagnum palustrt. TeesdaU*

murale* Old walls at Risby near Betarley. /</.

■ * ■ serpens. 0, Muse. Hih. Trunks of

trees in shady woods. IJ.

' * aitreviatum. Aboutthe roots of trees
in the East Riding. Id.

— -— fnolk. Rocks at Crambe Beck bridge

between York and Malton. A/»

■ - - ■'■ ■ atro'^irens. Shady woods in the North

Riding* Id.

■■■ ' plumojum. On rocks^ and in stony

places. Id.

* ■ « impUxum. Stone near Ripon. M^. Bruntou.

■ I nitens. In wet ground between Cop-

■MMtoMW^MM^I

groye and Ncwby, extremely rare in

fruit. Rev. J. Dsiian,

- piRferuin. With H. mtens^ but barren. Id*

- cordifolium. Boggy part of Swinemoor,
Beverley, barren. Mr. TeefdaU. Wet
ground between Copgroye and Newby.

Renf. J. Daliou. Near Ripon. Mr. Brunton.

* This If H, tUiViUattm of Teesdale*s PUmU JUoraeetuei, as I
know from a fpesimen lent me by himself. J>. T.

TOL» II. B b

734 YORKSHIRE.

HypNuy tuUait^tn. IiiTenington Car, Te§sdaU.

With H. nitens, Re^» J. Dalion*

« ■ ■ squarresum^ fi. lo woods. MvyTeesdale^

'■ lorettm. Woqdsj hedges* &c. common.

TeesdaU. Rocks in the wood at Lord

Grantley's Lakes by Ripon. Mr. BrunHm.

— — rugatum. Peat mosses in the North

Riding, Mr* Ttesdab*

uncinaium. Stones by a rivulet North

of Harrowgate. Mr. TeesdaU* Lord
Grantley's Lakes by Ripon ; and Moss-
dale Heady Wensley Dale. Mr. Brun-
ion. Scotton Banks, a mile Westward
of Knaresborough. Rw» J. Dallou*

palustrt. Stones by Crambe Beck

bridge, but rare. Teitd^m.

fiwvtatiU. Stones in rivers, in the

North Riding. Mr. TcesdaU. Very
common on stones in all the rivulets
about Ripon, Mr. Srunton*

— • alfimifn. On stones, and roots of trees
by the sides of rivulets in the North
Riding. Mr. Teudaitm

— — duhiuM. In Yorkshire* Dr. Ricbardson*

— «- commutakiffu Hackfall ; and Scotton

wm

Banks by Knaresborough, Rgv. J. Daboum

JuNGERMANNiA purpurea. Moist heaths> rarely

found in fructification* Teeidah^

• YO^RKSHIRE. ih

JvUfoiiikkniitk Ikfiata. On Temngton Cir, iAi -

on fllost heaths. • TeesdaU.

^olyamhos. Wood at C. How-

ardy called Cum-hag» not common. Id.

angTJtiosa. In* some shady woods

at C. Howafd, bitt rare. Id.

reptans. fiogs and moist places,

not unfrequent. Id.

fftast end of Ter-
^ — ,j — , rington Car, a-

;^ Splf^ljrTu.^'* I mong the ^pSag-^

V numpatustre. Id.

— -^^'— twufiJteUa. By the rivulet at
Hornby J and in a boggy part of C.
Howard park near the Keeper's Lodge. Id.
vdria. In * Terrington Car, and

Woods about Castle Howard. Id.

-^ pusiua. Shady gravel walks in

Raywood at C. Howard. Id.
— — diimricata. \ Near Beverley, in

-— 'uentrscosa. J bushy pastures. Id.

"— ovaia. Houghton moor. Id^

txdsa. Wood? at Beverley. Id.

puUherrima. Heaths at Har-

rowgate : and Houghton moor, where I
once found it in fructification. IJ^

— — mmuta. Woods near Riclimond,
creeping on some species of Hypnum, Id.

B b 2

738 YORKSHIRE.

I

JvMOMKMAKniA 'viiiculosa. Stones and rivuletf

at Hornby hills, and Malham Cove* Teisdak^
■■ quinquedentata. Moist shady

woods* Dr* Richardson.

jvUuea* Rocks in the West

Riding : Brimham rocks. Teesdalc*

— — — curvifoHa*

r^r.^^.,,^ I Brimham Rocks* Id.
tricbophyUa. Heaths near North

Binley* Dr. RicbardtWm

sinuata. * Sides qf ditches near

Beverley. TeesddU. liead of Elm Crag
well under Bell Bank near Bingley.
DiUtnius. Middleton wood near Leeds.

Rgv. jr. fTood.
— — — — tomerUosa. Rocks in the N. and

W. Ridings. TeisddUm

■ bicomis. FL Dan. On the

wolds between Beverley and Market
Weighton. Id.

Blasia fusi/la. Near Halifax. Mr. Bolfoum

Anthoceros punciatus. Among the grass by
the side of the Lake at C. Howard, but
very scarce. Teudak.

SrHJiROCARFus ttrrcstris. Fallow fields near

Beverley. Id.

Taroionia hyfopbytta. Mossy places in York«

YORKSHIRE. 737

shire. Dr. Richardson* Near Keighley.

Mr. Kttonvbon*
Ri cci A minima* '\ In Raywood, at Castle How-
. Jhaiculosa. J ard, Teesdak.

■ ndtans, '^

^^^^ fi^f^f^^^ f Ditches and ponds near Beverley. Id.

Marchantia conica. Sides of rivers and ditches, /dm

■■ hevuspharica. In Terrington Car ;

and on moist rocks at Hornby and
Helmsley. Jd.

Lichen atro-albus. On Rocks. Id.

■ sanguinarius. I'runks of trees, and rocks.

Teesdale. Brimham rocks. Mr, Brunion. '

' grantformis* On old pales. Teesdale.

• ' ■ conjluens. Rocks, and walls in the West
Riding. Teesdak. Stones on Sawley
Moor. Mr. Brunio^

- ■ ■ pthlaris. Stones about Harrowgate.

Mr. TeesdaUm

conttguus. •> Walls on Hutton Moor by

coarcfaius. $ Ripon. Mr. Brmton.

■ concentricus. On rocks, common. Id.

Oederi. j '

stlaceus. I ^^^^^^ ^° *® North Riding. Tecsdaie.

'Jusco-aier. Walls and stones near Harrow-
gate Id.

• geographicus.. ' Rocks in the North and
West Ridings. Teesdak. Rocks near

7:ff YOflKSHIRE«

Lord Grantley's Lakes on Sawley Moor.

Mr. Brunt fm^

Lichen cUro-vireru. Rocks near Harrowga^. Teesi^lc^

i tessellatus. Limestone rocks at Macker-

• • • -

shaw. Mr. Brunton^

bymenius. On Oaks Mx^ut Ripen* Id.

_- inquinans. Old paling, firequent. Mr. feesdak^

Hoffmannu Limestone rocks^ and stones,

in the West Riding. TeesdaU. Stones

about Ripon. Mr. Brunton^

— -». ittclusus. Trunks of Oaks near Beverley.

Mr. Teesdak. Holly, and Oak trees in

Studley woods. Mr^ Brunton*

-— coraliinus. Brimham Rocks. Mr. BruU'

toff. Rocks in the North and West

Ridings. Teesdak*

— • rimosus. Rocks and stones in this County.

Dtchon.
pruinaius. Stones near Harrowgate. Tees-

dale. Limestone rocks ne^r Ripon*

Mr. Brunton,
■ impolitus. Oaks at Studley. Id.

— -^ corticola. Ash trees near Ripon, common* Id.

epipolius. Limestone rocks in Macker-

shaw. wood. Id.
:: — crenulattis. On stones near Ripon, and

walls above Ebberstoo near Malton. Mr.

Brunton. Rocks in Yorkshire. Dickson.

YORKSHIRE. 739

Lichen tyssinut. Trunks of trees and stenes. Teesddte^

functatut. Rocks near Harrowgate.

TeesdaU. Rocks and stones in the N.

and W. Ridings. Re^. J. D9Uon.

_ • sphdroides. On barren heaths, and rocks.

TeesdaJe. Trees near Ripon. " Mr. Brunton.

, tartareus* Rocks about Hornby, and

Helmsley, but rare. TeesdaU. Brim-
ham rocks. Mr. Brunion.

— — frigidus. On moss, and heath on Houghton

moor. 7eesdale»

eorneus. Trunks of oaks near Beverley.

TeesdaU. Oaks in Studley woods. Mr. Brunton.

I Turneri. >

„ \ C Oa^s in Studley Park. Id.

J '■ ■ ' ' xitTncuomiifutm J

coccineus. Brimham Bocks. Id.

-6— ventosus. Brimham Rocks. Mr. Brun-
ton. Rocks in the West Riding : near
Harrowgate. Teesdale.

salicinus. |

I Ash trees near Rtpon. Mr. Brunton.

certnus.
Ittteo^-albus,

> Trees about Ripon. Id.

,1 luieus. 3

, cak)us. Limestone rocks in Mackershaw

wood. Id.

♦ Mr. Brunton observes that L. vemalis and spbaroUes are much
•ubjeA to have a minute Spbaria imbedded in their Shields.
May not the black dotted appearance rather depend upon the seeds?

» »» r

D. T,

740 YORKSHIRE.

Lichen marmoreus. Limestone rocks in moist

shady places in Mackershaw wood. Mr,

Bruvtott. On the bark of trees^ and on

• the bare ground covered with decayed

moss in Yorkshire. Withering.
' — — • fffusus. •% Beeches in Studley Park,
r cinereo-fuscus. S Mr* BrurUon^

f Near Ripon* /c/«

■ ■ exiguus* 3 *

I quadrkolor. On sand stones near the foot

of walls on Hutton Moor. M
exantbematicusn On rocks under the

Abbey Bridge near Greta Bridge, Id,

_ Baomyces, Earth and Stones on Sawley

Moor, Mr» Brunion. On heathy Teesd^^
— P-— . lacteus. Rocks at Hornby, /i,

. frustulosus. Rocks in Yorkshire. Dicison^

Cdruleo-nigrlcofu. Rocks covered with

earth in Mackershaw wood. Mr* Brunton*

: niger. Limestone, in moist situations.

Mr, Br union. Rocks^ and old pales, Tecsdale^
. , . , ■ caru&cans. Rocks in Yorkshire. Dkkson^

luridus. Rocks in Mackershaw ^ood.

Mr. Brunian. Rocks in the North

Riding, rare. Teesdalt^

squamatus. On a heath at Harrowgate,

rare. ^"«

crassus. Rocks near Harrowgate. Tees-

YORKSHIRE, 741

iiale. Stones in Wenfley Dale. Mr.

Brurdon* About Malham. HudsoHm

htCHtv subhnbrscatus. Rocks in the N« & W«

Ridings. Mr. Teesdale^

■■ i ■ ■' trape%iformii» Brimham Rocks. Mr. Brunioum
'■ miniatus. Rocks in Mowthorpe Dale.

Teesdale. Tower of Fountains Abbey.

Mr/Brmni^n*
■ ^anulafus. WalJs about Ripon. - Mr.

- Brunion. Amongst Rocks, rare. Teesdak.
■* ■ ' fasckularis. On old gravel walks at

Castle Howard. Jd.

«•■^■

- marginalise Rocks near Arthur's Foss at
Askrigg, Wensley Dale. Mr. Brunfon.
Walls near Settle. Dr. SnM^

- cochUatus. Stones among moss by the
side of a rivulet North of Harrowgate, Teuddcm

- pahnatuf^ Among moss in w6ods where

there is but little grass t old gravel walks. /^.
< ' ■■ " fiwviatilis. Stones in the rivulet that issues

from Malham Cove. J^r. Riciardm.

' ■ tmuissimuif Near Copgrove, in plenty.

Bfv, J. Daboa.

creiaceus. Flints, and chalk stones, very
common, but rare in fruit. Hfr. Teesdak.

mulHfiJus. Stones in the West Riding :
near Harrowgate. TeesdaU. Dallow
|ill, and moors about Copgrove. Rfv. J, Dabtm.

748 YORKSHIRE.

LiCHBH dmpialoJks. Rocks atHonby, andHelins;.

ley, but rare. Tusdak. Brimfaam rocks*

Mr. Bruntam.
. I fulmonariusm About Ripon. JIfr. BrmniOH,

Trees, common. Teesdaipm

' ■ ■ glaucus. Park paling at C. Howard, bat

rare. Id*

■ ■ ■ scrobkulaius. Trees in Concysthorpc

. Banks, a large wopd at C. Howard, rare.
Teesdale^ Rocks near Lord Grantley's
Lakes on Sawley Moor, Mr. BnmicHk

I Iste 'virens. In Yorkshire. Hudsotu
Rocks in Hack&U. Mr, Brtmion. Near
CopgroT^., Re^^ J. Dakatu

r- plumbevj. Trees near Bradford* Hudson*

Rocks in the North and West Ridings* Tieiiale%

-* ^ HKactut. Trees near Walkington* Id.

• t(ms^suf» Rocks in die West Riding. Id.

■ ■ ■ - Frunasirim Found with, fruit near Cop-

groTe* Rev, J. Dabon*

m ' furfuracau0 Park paling at CastleHoward,
but fare. Tc^fdab. With fruit near
Copgrove. Rev. J. Dalton* Brimham
Bocks. Mr, BrwUotu

■ m ■ ui^^mUcus. T^nringlOQt StocktOEji and

Earaley Moors. TeesdaU^

. CmBatus. > M^^^dale Head, Wensley

> Dale ^ and WhitfeU Gill near

LiCHBN s^atiofs. CommpOf . Teesdak.

—9 borizontalis. Woocjs, pot cpmippp. Tf^j-

^ai^. W%l}s in S^udley woods. Jdr, Brya^f^^

. * * *

#Mf • Heathy ; roots of trees. Teesdak*

•*-r— v^sus. Rocky places North of Helmsley ,

rare. Id^

**-^r— aphtbosus. Mqssdale Head, Wensley

Dale. Mr, Brunton* Ingleborougb

hilly and other parts of the County^ Hudson.
> resupinatus. Mossdale He^d, Wensley

Dale; and Whitfell GUI near Askrigg.

Mr. Brunton.
-! r- saecaitts. Mackershaw wood« Mr.JBrun-

ion. Near Beverley, rare. TeesdaJ^.

About the month of Yordas cave n«ar

Ingleborough. Dr. Smith.

■ J ■ fustulatus. Ne^r Halifax. Mr. Bolton.
- ■■ folyphyllvj. Rocks near Harrowgate.

TcesdaU. Brinaham Rocks. Mr. Brunton^

■■ .. ■■■ ■ ^pettUus. Brimhaoi Rocks. Mr*. Brunton.

Ingleborongh hill, rare. Tieesdait.

■ ghbtfervs. Rocks in Bilsdale, rare.
Teesdode. Brimham Rocks* Mr. Brunton.

fragtlis. Rocks in the North and West

Ridings : near Harrowgate. Teesdale.

* << I am convinced that the branched bushy substances on thd
vpper surlace of this Lichen, are the frudlification after it hat
Ibittared itssecdsi as I have dctc<5lcd them la the ad of opening.*'-

Mr. Bnmtvtm

744 TORKSmHE.

Srifflhaai Rocks. Mr, BrwnUm. Near
Copgrove, Tery fine. iSrv. J. Dddtoiu

LitBtm faschalu. Rocks in the West Riding. Tmdale.
■ Papillariam Houghton moor: heaths,
' fieqaent. Ttesdak. Brimham Rocks.

Mr. Brtait^n*

♦ rvhtformis ? (Bsomyces ruBiformis. jfcLJ

Brimham Rocks, near Ripon. Id»

■ lanatus. Rocks in the West Riding : at

Harrowgate. Teesdak.

' piicatus. Trees near C. Howard. Id*

— jyJfoius. Rocks, and trunks of old oaks,

in the N. $c W. Ridings. TccsdaU.
Brimham Rocks. JIfr. Brunion.

■ ■ ch(dybeifortttu» Rocks, old paling> trunks

of trees with the last species. TasdaUm

* I have taken the liberty of subjoining a mark of doubt to this
plant, because the specimen I saw, the only one ever found, ap«
peared to me merely the leaf of L* pjxldahu with Spharia Mm-i
growing upon it ; but as Mr. Brunton is of a different opinion, and
as it may still be the plant figured by Acharius, I extraA what
Mr« B. Mys upon the subjeA. ** The fruAification is composed
of ampulla-ihaped vesicles, heaped together, and of a bright scarlet
colour. X sent the only specimen I ever saw to Dr. Smith.
When I had examined it I thought it nearly allied to SpB^rotarfw,
hut it wanted the chara^eriflic ball of seeds. The vesicles are
hollow, and very different from the frudification of any JJclum in
this division, though the leaf on which it is placed agrees very well
with it ; so much so that Dr. Smith thought it might be an aeci*
dental fungous produdtion, but the healthy state of the plant
forbade the conclusion." D. 7» ^

YORKSHIRE,

745

Ulta crispa. la shady places. TeaJah.

■ plumota. T

— rubens. VScarborottgh* Tr49ws.

Fucus Hypoghssum. J

■ ovaEs* Scarborough. Hudson.
— — — okusus. Flambrough Head^ rare* Mr. Tecsdak.

■ tamariscifolius*"

Jihrosiu.
dttUattis*
comeusm
ttmuntosus.
lycopoMoideu
capiilarism

> Shores of the Coanty. Hudson.

clanjcllosus. T Scarborough. SirT. FranUatid.

CoNFE&YA ^migmosaf

' byssoides.

Jhtcvlosa. ElRs*

' fieniculacta.

■ Jucicola.

■ fucoides.
" nigra.

■ parasitica.

—— -^ pennata.

' '■■ flumula»
■■ ■■■ tormntota*

■ ■ ^gagrtfUa. la WalUpgfen Moor^

Mr. T. Kn9Vfkon»

VScarboroi^h. Travis*

J

sr

SUPPLEMENT

to

SOMERSETSHIRE.

Since the printing of our Catalogue of Somerset-
shire plants^ we have been so fortunate as to meet
with the Rev. J. Collinson*s History of that County,
and hav£ extracted from it the following informadon,
which, resting upon such unquestionable authority as
that of the late Mr^ Sole, and comprising not only
many, habitats, but also many species not before enu«
nierated, we have thought it only justice to our readers
here to amieqp by way of supplement*

74S SUPPLEMENT TO

S ALicoRKi A JruHcosa. Salt marshes near Highbridge*

Vfi KQN I c A montana. Friary wood» Hinton Abbey.

PiNGVicuLA lusitanlca. In a little swamp on Maiden
Down, opposite the Maidenhead Inn.

ScHosNvs Mariscus. On King's Sedgmoor, abundantly*

Cyperui longus^ In an old fish pond at the back of a
cottage at Walton in Gordano.

SciRpvs ioiaschanus. Near the sea side below Watchet.

Eriophorum vagmaium. On Glastonbury, and Burde
turfmoors, abundantly.

Broii us sguarrosus. On Glastonbury, and Burtle moors.

Arum DO calamagrostu.' Hedges between Hinton Abbey
and the Church.

HoRDBuif maridmum. Sands about Berrow and Bumham*

RuBi A /#r/-^rtn/i. Woods about Portishead Point, abun-
dantly.

Li T HOSP E R M V If pwrpuro-^sruleum^ In Chedder woods
by the road side as you go to Axbridge, abun-
dantly.

Campanula hrderaaa. In a small swampy place on
Maiden Down, opposite the Maidenhead Inn*

HBRWiARiA^/n^rtf. On the coast at Weston supra mare.

^kisZOLkfruticosa. On the Steep Hohnes.

Selihv Mpalustrf. "^

^ Mn Burtle Moor, plentifully*

CicUTA tnrosa, j * r j

Drosbra jfngGca. Swampy places on Black Down.
OtniTHOG ALV u fyrittakufn. In the woods at I£ntoa

Abbey, abundaQtly ^ and in most of the woods

about Bath,

SOMERSETSHIRE. 740

CoNVALLARTA PcHygontAwn. Woods ^at East Harptret

under Mendip.
AcoRvs Calanmt* Old turf pits near Wedxnore«
Coi»€HicuM autunmaiem In all ibe pastures vbciat Baitbi

particularly in Newton Mead.
V Ajcemtv u Ostycoccosi ^On Glskstonhatjf aad Biirtle
ANDROMBi^A/o£/f/ta* 5 Turf Moors. ^

Saponaria ojUinalis. Road side near Burnt-gate turn-

pi|ce on the Wells road«
"* DtAiTTHUs arenarius* On Chedder CKfi*
Euphorbia platyphjlia, fi. At the end of Collet's

vrood near the rookerj at Prior-park«
Ptrus torminoKs. Friary wood at Hmton Abbey.
■ j^ria. In all the woods ^about Bath.

GfiUM ri^fale* By the road nde'on the left hand a< you

go from Frome to Shepton, about a quarter of a

mile beyond Brewton road gate.
CiSTvs polifolius. About the middle of Brean Down

loduAg towards Bumham.
X«ATHRJi£A squamaria^ At the roots of old trees in

Sniallcomb wood ; and in the shady waBcs of

Prior-park.

» • «

* We do Dot know what species of the Flora Bntannica Mr
Sole xnteQds under this name. He says that it grows with
jy. aetiutf but differs in its grass being much narrower, and not of
a sea-green colour ; in the flower being larger, more jagged, an4
seldom more ihui one on a stalk , and m being more fragrant in its
imell, particularly in the eye&ing.

' VOL. !!• C C

760 SUPPLEMENT TO.

Li Most LL A aquaiua. * Cart ruts in splashy places about

Highbridge.
Da A B A. muraBt. Dry banks at Emborougb.
TvaaiTis hirsuta. About the stone quarries on Combe

Down,
EaoDiuic maruimum. On the rocks at Brean Down.
GsaAiriiiM roiumdi/olttim* On all the old walls about

Hamptoot Clarerton, and Hinton.
O&OBUS sylvaiicus. In axlry pit on Mendip near Embo«

rough Ponds, just by a stone stile against the

sluice which divides the ponds.
Lat H r a V s. Nissciia» By the roadside half a mile before
. you come to Philip's Norton, on the left hand

going from Bath.
Ca a D u V s erlopbortu. Meadows under Smallcomb wood,

and about Widcombe and Lyncorobe.
Senscio taracemcus. I^ar Sbepton Mallet^ and das-

. tonbury.
Inula HtUnium, Pastures at Hinton Abbey^ near the

fi&ponds.
OpHaTs Nidus Avts^ Friary wood) Hinton Abbey;

and Smallcomb wood near Bath.
-»~— — mtucifira* On Hampton Dowui under the

cliffs.
— .— ^ apt/era* In all the hilly pastures about North

Stokcj abundantly.
SsBAPiAs grandjfiora. In ClaTcrtoa wood; also in the

woods at HiAtOQ Abbey.

SOMERSETSHIRE. 751

Carex curta. Old turQ>its about Burtle Moon

■ ' ii^tattu Friary woodf Hinton Abbey.

■ ■ ■ ■ V€sieana. Sides of Emborough PoDd» Old Down.

OsMUNDA lunatid. Commons^ and waste lands in divers

parts of the County.
■ — regatis, Glastonbury^ and Burtle turfmoors*
PoLT pd Di t; M Dryopiefit. Chinks of the garden steps at

Widcombe House.
AspiDivu Thelypteris. Glastonbury, and Burtle tuif-

moors, abundantly.
— lobaium. Rocks at Burwell's wood> facing

the Hotwells.
-PiLVLARiA globuUfera, Wet places on Black, and

Maiden Downs ^

c c

/

^ ^ ^^

SUPPLEMENT

• TO

GLAMORGANSHIRE.

Sc HCE N US Miu, 1 Ob Cromljfn Bog a<ar Swan*

■ ^fuicus. J sea, Mr. E. Foster ^jun.

RvMiApaugrum. Frequeot k tktt Cbunty, L* W. £H-
Vb&bascum BUokma^ la acieml places about

Swansea.; .../rf. I

UaosBBA 4r9|Sf£ca. ^ On Cionlyii^ Bog,

t K^x>\oyk%Jihpt£foliaS Mr. Eu Forster^jun.

TihiA. micf^pbflU* Woods about Pont Nedd

Veckn.. Mr. E. Potstef^jwiu^

* This If the true Sehmmu fiueutot foreign antbon^ as I know by
actnal comparison with specimens from I>r. Roth. /)• 7*.

t "• This plant Taries oocastonally with quadrifid* octandrout
flowers, ixt which state it mxf caaly n^ead a young Bptai|hC| avd
he taken for Srit^ Dahtoii*^ Mr. S. F9rttir,Jtm,

t54 SUPPLEMENT TQ

Ekodivm maritimum. About Port Eynon, and the

Worms Head. Mr» E. Forstertjun.

T%\joti\3U scahrum. Burrows near Swafisea. Id.

Medic AOo/a^«/a. Jhribus furfureis. Near Port

Eynoo, Id^

HiER ACiuif pidudosum. At Uscoed Eynon Garo

near Font Nedd Vechn, Id^

Gn APR ALLIUM margarhaceunu In a Wood be-
tween CaerpbyHi and (^teker's Y?rd{
and by the Road to Swansea near Neath
Abbey. Mr. £. Fonter^ jun. Otjber
places near Neath. Mr, Ed, HatvUns^jun^^

Sbnbcxo wcosus* Plentiful z, little Eastward of

Swansea Ferry. Mr. S. ForsUr^junm

Sparganxuu naiatu. On Cromlyn Bog. Id,

Carsx Umoia. On Cromlyn and Skeuy Bogs near

Swansea* - Id*

■r ■ " ^ UangaSa. Near 'Quaker's yard between

^ Caerphylli and Mefthyr Tidiril. A/.

Ec^riSBTUif >y/9^i/zc<rflt. About Bryn Morgan Col*
liery» and other places in the Vale of-
.Tawe. L.1F.D. Near Quaker's yard.

Mr. E, FtrsUTfjuHf,

PolVvodsum . Eheg^terts. At Uscoed* Synoa
Gam; and the Ladies fall near Pont
Nedd Vechn. Id.

V

As P ^x>i V M^ Tbelyptens. On Sk,etty Bog. M

. Orea^cris. About Popt Nedd Vechn i

GLAMORGANSHIRE. 755

«

between Swansea and Park Mill; and
about the 4 mile stone by the side of the
Gower Road from Swansea • Mr. £. ForsieTfjun,
Fvcvs sinaosuu Frequent on the Mumble Rocks.

L. IT. D.
"' ■ ' Hjpoglossum. Sometimes found among the

Rejectamenta on the shore about Swansea. Id.
« ■ o<valu. Pools in Caswell Bay, and about

the Worms Head, but not abundandy. Ids '
m obiunu. Among the Rejectamenta about

the Worms Head. Id.

■ cprnfui^ Plentiful on the Rocks about the
Worms Head. Id,

» ' ialiformh. Sometimes found among the

Rejectamenta on the Shore about Swansea. IJ,
Ult4 atomarla. In the Pools among the Rocks

about the Worms Head. IJ»

-—^-^ punctata. On the shore by Swansea. //•

CoNPiarA tetragona^ Rocks in the Sea at Cas-
well Bay* Idn
■ ■■■ — Ut} virenu Common on 'the Shore

about Swansea* Id^

FINiSi

INDEX-

Acorns Calamus. Page 18. 51, 112. 184. 200. 522. 274.
377.403. 430. 492. 622. 548. 582. 634. 658. 684. 749.
Actaea spicata. 153. 277. 644 695.
Adiantum CapiUus Fentris. 304.
Adonis autumnalis. 187. 225. 318. 348. 406. 434. 494.652.

— ; ••ssH'uaHs. 65'i. \

Agrosus liUoraUi. 339.
■ maruia. 215.

utacea: 125. 196. 215. 313. 578. 599, 669.

- SfUa *venn. 14. 25. 44'. 145. 242. 270. 400. 422.

539. 578. 669.
Aira canerfttf, 215. 422. 539.
Aju^a alfima. 99* 188. 251.
— chamepitjs. 19. 56. 276. 318. 349. 505. 514.

585. 609.

AhhcmUU al/nna. 14($. 639. d74.

■ > ■■ ■ vulgaris, fi, 674.

Alisma Damasonium.' ^. 975, 331, 345. 404. 512. 549,

583.606.

nataH4. 82. 150. 326. 394. 512. 658. 685.

ranunculoi^s. 4. 18. 52. 112. 129. 150. 184. 222.

247. 293. 300. 316. 345. 368. 377. 404. 484* 505, 549.

606. 652.
Aliittm Ampelofffosum, 149. 521.

758 INDEX.

ADmra arenarium. 149. 367. 641. 683.
■ carinaiunim 17. 344. 645.

oUracetm. 51. 150. 246. 274. 344. 429. 470.

521.642.683.

Schanotratum. 367. 683.

Alopecunis buthuuu 215. 298. 308. 339, 421. 539. 599. '

Althsea Afrm/ii. 352.

Alyssum incanum* 226,*

^^ — : sati<vum. 189. 226. 252. 279. 407. 457. 463,

556. 587. 701.
Amanmthus Bluum. 66. 232. 337. 412.
AnagaUis ar^venju. y 15, 47. 244. 491. 542. 579. 592. 675.
Aochiisa offictnalij. 468.
' sevipewirens. 46. 126. 197.218. 271. 292. 299,

340.425. 542. 579. 601. 633. 640. 657. 675.
i\q(b-a^ a^/>a. 98. 119. 3P5. 397. 725.
rupestris. 98. 119.

« k

AndvomtioL polipUa. 36. 113. 151. 170. 368. 472. 513.

642. 688. 749. 753.
Anemone apenina, 19. ^32. 4C)6. 5^5.
■ — - ntmofoia. ntar.Jlor, purp, 153.

—^pulsaiilla. 19. 55.309. 389.434.494, 553.696,

■■ ranunculoicUs, 332. 348.

Angelica jircbangslicay 402, 470, 545. 634.
Apictapgiuma/'^/ft7». 9. 98. ^6Q. 382.478. 517.654.725.

-: laponicum, 98.

Anthemis miritima, 255.

nobUis. 7. 39. 133.: ?p6, 230, 256. 284. 321.

^55. 396. 411. 443. 498. 535. 564. 590. 614. 710.
-^ — ttnctoria, 256.

Anthericum serotinum. 81.

Anthoceros /fi0C/a/xr/. 289. 322. 361. 373. 383. 451. 594.

624.736.
Aptl^yllis '^fulneraria» ^. ^.. 1^^. 506.

Jlor* albis. 612.

Antirrhinum Cyipballarla. 20. 28, 58. 119* 172. 189. 203.

226. 279. 295. 310. 390.407. 495. 514. 586. 610. 699.

— Linaria. ^. 58^. 610.'g. 700.

. m'mus. 20. 28. 38. 58. 131. 172. 189. 226.

252. 309. 319. 327. 332. 350. 390. 437. 463. 495^

b^b. 586. 610. 653. 700. ^

INDEX. 75^

AotlrHiinum rebens. ^. 75/131. ^59. 309. 319. 350.495.
J - * \^ spurium. Sa 58. 226. 252. 279. 332, 350*

407. 437. 463. 485. 495. 555. 586. 610. 699.
Aquilegta vulgaris. /3. 153. 644.
Arabis iufida. 90. 189. 395. 515.

stricia. 156. 525.

r turrtta. 59. 496. • '

ATbvLt\i$U'va-Urn. 113. 151.185.248. 368.472.642.688.
ArenzriA tenuifrftM. 4. 19. 53. 129. 223.308.347.432*
^ 462. 493. 523. 552. 584. 659. 691.

vefna. 32. 85. 186. 249. 294. 326. 472. 523.

643.691.
^ 0. 85. '

-y. 85.114. 153. 186.691.

AristokK:hia ciematUts. 29. 64. 284. 358. 445. 499. 565«
Artemisia campestris. 442. 562.
■ cartUescens. 391.

Arundo Calamagrosih. 15. 45. 146. 216. 336. 375. 423.
•'460.579.600.672.748. '
- color Ota. 0. 45. 79.

y. 79. 339. 468.

£pi^ejos. 15. 45. 146. 216. 243. 271. 386. 400.

423. 490. 511. 520. 579. 600. 672.
Asarum europium. 27. 153. 369. 643.
Asparagus officinalis. 4. 128. 221. 300. 308. 316. 388^

430. 522.

' 0.4.'

Aspemgoprocumbefu. 46. 80. 218. 272. 51 1. 521 . 542. 601.
Aspidium bbatum. 287. 360. 723. 751.

— Lonchitis. 67. 96. 161. 304. 466. 72^

•^ Greopterit. 73. 96. 134. 161. 176. 260. 287.

.«£

297. 322. 396. 413. 449. 478. 500. 593. 618. 722. 754.

^ ^-—/9. 466. 530.

— ipinulasum. 134. 207. 287. 637.

Thelypteris. 9. 23. 67. 96. 119. 161. 328. 448.

568. 593. 618. 648. 722. 751. 754.
Asplenium Ixuiceolahim. 517. 618. 723.
^ marinum. 9. 134. 162. 207. 233. 260. 304.

373. 507. 618. ''

septentrionak. 97. 162. 176. 36a 530.048. 7^5.

-^ viridc. 96. 119. 162* 192. i60. 382. 723.

700 INDEX

^svrzggiva giycyphjllos. 31. 28. 39. 60. i58. 174. 205.

229. 254. 281. 333. 353. 371. 390. 440. 464. 475. 486.

497. 559. 589. 653. 706.
hypoglottis. 21. 60. 158. 254. 320. 391. 440.

475. 497. 560. 661. 706.
fc var. 391.

Atharoanta LiboMoiis. 49. 148.

Atriplez ergcia. 593.

laciniata. 8. 160. 232. 259. 286. 372. 448. 477.

567.719.

pedunculata. 66. 259. 360. 392. 448. 568.

Avena/fl/M^j. 2. 15. 25.34. 45. 72. 79.110. 167^216. 243.

270. 308. 375.423. 482. 490. 520. 579. 600. 672.

^ pubacem. 2. 15. 25. 34. 45. 167. 182. 216. 243^

' 270. 308. 339. 375. 423. 460. 490. 579. 600. 651. &7%
strigosa^ 125. 243. 672..

Ballotta nigra. P. 57. 279. 349. 407. 436. 514, 524.

534. 610.
Bartramia arcuata, 102. 120. 163. 261. 373^ 730.

•. Hallertana. 102.261.478.

ithyphylla. 730.

— pomiformis^ g. 261.

Bart3ia^^/fl«. 251. 644. 699.

viscosa. 115. 130. 203. 370.

'BtWisperennis. var, 355.

Bkteis arnua, fi. 117.

Blasia/uji7/fl. 121,373,414.736.

Borago ofidnaHt. var.Jl» ait is » 340.

JSrassica campestris. 281. 351. 497. 558. 645. 703«

Napus. 588.

— *— dtracea, 90. 131. 227. 351. 370. 395. 415*

474. 506.

^ arieraaUSf 281. 558. 612.

Briza minor. 110. 125. 52a

Bromus arvensis. 14. 44. 145. 292. 308. 313. 339. 422.

490.520. 579^671.
. diandrus. 308. 520. 579. 656.

-. milHflorns. 44. 422.

pinnflius. 14. 44. 145. 21,6. 90S, S39« 375. 423.

490. 520. 600. 056. 671.

INDEX, ^1

Broraus sqmrrosus. 520. 599. 748.

• triflorus. 423.

Bryum alpmum. 102. 178.

•■ annotinum. 501. 622. 731.

. aureum, 68. 102. 397. 413. 487. 594. 730.

• 'var. 2 WitL 102. 177.

bicolor. 288. 569. 622. 731.

' bimum, 731.

^■^ carneum* 594.

&, 731.

— - cruduin. 102. 648. 731.

: '• — cubitate* 102.

cyUndricuTK. 731.
V * dealbatum. 450.

elongatum. 102.

^julaceum. 731.

■ ' marginatum. 73 li

— nutaris. 102. 120. 361. 450. 501. 730.

— » nigricans, 732.

- punciatum 26 1 .
■ rostratum. 732.

^ stdlare. 732.

■■■ ■ " tricodeu 177. 261.
■■ turbinatum, 730.

Zierii. 102. 731.

Buniam bulbocastanum* AfH»

Bupleunim ratundifoliuTn. 16. 49. 220. 273. 342. 387. 40*^

427. 491. 544. 581. 603. 634. 651. 678.
• tenuiftmum. 49. 220. 245. 273. 336, 342. 3g7.

427. 521. 544. 603.
Buxbanmia/o/r^j£7. 97. 622.
'BiiXQS stmper^viretu. 22. 311. 358. 592. 717.

0^\h^ palustris* fl. pleno, b^.

Campanula hederacea. 75. 80. 126. 168. 198. 272. 299. •

ZIQ. 416. 601. 676. 748.
— ^ — latifolia. \5. 47. 111. 126. 148. 16S. 183»

244. 293. 366. 425. 532. 542. 634. 640. 67^.
-— ^^ paiula. 82. 148. 182. 218. 326. 375. 426. 511.

521.532. 579. 633. 657.
■' ■ rapunculoidis. 491.

754 INDEX.

Campanula Rapun^ulus. 314. 331. S4U 401. 425. AM.
483. 63i. 579. 601. 657. 676.

rotundifulia, *var, 80.

Cardamioe amara. ^. 38^ 116^ 156. 227. 253. 28a. 351»
370. 408» 438. 474» 496. 534. 556^ 587. 611. 635»
ceo. 702.

' biUidifoKa. 173. 525. 702.

impanens. 116. 156. 189. 370. 379. 408. 52&

611.645.660.702.

^'^ pratifuit » mar. 515. 556. 660.

CarduttS erhpborus. 21. 62. 1 17. 133. 158. 101. 220. 255»

283. 320. 327. 337. 355. 371. 38a 391. 442. 464.

498. 616. 528.. 562. 653. 661. 708. 750.
«— beterephyllus. 92. 158. 255. 303. 410. 442. 475i

590. 646. 708.
' Marianus. /3. 410.
pratensis. 28. 62. 229. 255. 283. 303. 320.

354. 380. 410. 442. 498. 562. 590. 614. 036. 708.
— tenuiflorus. 7. 21. 92. 174. 229. 255. 283. 3M*

410. 442. 475. 498. 562. 590. 614. 708.
Carex acuta, var. 716.
I ampuUacea. 8. 22. 29. 40. 65. 94. 159. 232. 258»

303. 31 1. 381 . 446. 465. 477. 499. 52/. .'66. 592. 617.

636. 662. 716.

atrata. 94. 118.

axillarit. 64. 285. 445. 566. 692. 714.

biptnvlf. 8. 29. 65. 94. 175. 258. 285. 297. 396«

446. 477. bQ6. 715.
— - capillaru. 258. 327.

capitata f 592.

— ciandtstina. 529.

curta., 29. 64. 94. 118. 159. 175. 192. 2^7. 304*

381. 566. 616. 636. 713. 731.

Da'valliana. 529. 713.

■— - defauperata* 358. 592.
digitata. 629. 714. 751.

- iioica. 7. 22. 64. 93. 159. 231. 257. 304. 38U

445. 476. 499. 592. 616. 713. g 64,

iiistaTU. 22« 65. 118. 258. 285. 358. 446. 477r

t99. bQO. 616. 716.
— 4his<!L. 285. 358, 411. 445. 592. 616* 714*

INDEX. 76J

Carex extensa. 8. 306* 258. 385. 446. 715.

' flifornds. 8. 311. 517. 5^. 716.

yii/T/tf. 8. 40. 94. 258. 476. 516. 566. 616.. 715.

■ inrta* *var. 716.

l£^gata. 8. 29. 133. 285. 322. 616. 716. 754.

limota. 8. 159. 372. 446. 529. 647. 714. 754.

- MicheUana* 716.

Oederi. 65. 446. 566. 715.

■> bnuctflora. 476.

ptndula. 22. 65. 94. 118. 175. 231. 258,285.

311. 322. 327. 334. 358. 381. 411.476.499. 516.
566. 592. 616. 636. 662. 714.

pseudo cyperus. 29. 40. 65. 175. 231.285.358^

381.411.446. 616. 714.

- returva* *uar, 616.

rigida. 94. 258. 477.

tteilulata^ var, 93.

strigosa. 22. 65. 175. 284. 445. 499. 616. 714.

teretiuscula. 7. 64. 446. 566. 714.

~ tonuniosa, 654.

n>esicaria. 8. 65. 159.' 232. 258. 285. 381. 412.

477. 499. 517. 616. 636. 647. 716. 751.
Carum Caruu 16. SO. 245. 388. 428. 546. 680.
Caucalis daueoides. 16. 26. 49. 245. 342. 387. 427. 461^

491. 544. 581. 678.

lafifolia. 16. 49. 183. 315.

Centaurca Jacea ? 614.
—- — I — nifra, 0, 256.

soUtitialis. 175. 310. 355. 444. 590. 614.710.

Centunculus vunhnus. 3. 15. 35. 46. 168. 218. 271. 340.

366. 400. 424. 541. 600. 674.
Cerastium alplnum. 86. 389.
' laiifoUum. 86. 186.

^ Mrandrum. 249. 301. 432. 472. 552.

Ceratophyllum subnursum. 567. 617. 717.
Chara>*i//j. 2. 124. 144. 167.240.269.298.419.537.

598. 633. 665. jS 510.
hUpida. 2. 42. 110. 213. 291. 298. 365. 399.

419. 467. 532. 536. 577. 597. 638. 665.

e. 14. 240. 338. 374. 482. 489. 519. 665^

CheiraDtbus sinuatus. 6. 90. 131t205. 296. 303^ 395.611,

704 INDEX;

Chenopodlum ilaucum. 219.401.581.

. bybr:dum.l5. 48. 219. S44. 272. 342. 42^

.491. 543. 580.
olidum. 35. 48. 183. 272. 342. 401. 426.

.461.483.491. 543.603.
Chiroma Cfrntaurium. var, 366.
■■ litioraVts. 469.
pulchella. 47. 126. 199. 293. 299. 314. 331. 341.

503. 543. 602.
d^Aovz ferfoBaia. 18. 27. 36. 52. 83. .113. 150. 169. 185.

2Ga 222. 275. 294. 300. 316. 832. 345. 377. 388.

430. 462. 484. 493.. 512. 522. 533. 549. 583; 607.
.658.686.
Chrysosplenium alternifoRunu. 114. 186. 201. 223. 248.

317. 294. 326. 346. 368. 377. 431. 513. 534. 550.

659. 689.
Cicatz wirosa. 16. 50. 111. 149; 343. 388.402.428.

483.511. 521. 533. 545; 581. 079. 748.
Cberaria integrifdia. 230. 321. 498. 614.

^. 7.

, palustris. 63. 303. 337. 371. 391. 396. 443.

564. 647.
Circxa alptna. 110. 144. 182. 365. 638.

-, ^ 182.

Qisuxxi gttttahis. 5. 523.
I Heliantkemum. 0. 55.

"ledifoUus. 523.

- marjfolms, 5. 87. 153. 250. 295. 301. 644. 696.
^pohjolius. 202. 523. 749.
Surrejanus. 584.

Cochlearia angUca. 6. 59. 189. 226. 280. 302. 319. 350.

408. 438. 474. 625. 556.
danica. 6. 89. 131. 155. 204. 226. 252. 280.

302. 370. 438. 474. 505. 515. 611. 645.

offidnaUs. 6. 89. 116. 131. 155. 203. 226.

«2. 302. 438. 474. 485. 525. 635. 645. 701.

B. 6.

y. 89. 189. 204. 252. 370. 702.

Colchicum autumnale. 18. 52. 112. 184. 222. 247. 293.
316. 326. 367. 462. 484. 492. 512. 522. 549. 635.
652. 658. 684. 749.

INDEX. m

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» t

Conferva aruginosa. 1% 74fi..

■ ■ agagroftla. 481. 745. — ^ -

; atra. 12. 71. 576. 595,

* — -,— — atro'virens, 306, . f

i bipunctata^ 459. 576, . i .

— hyssoides. 12. 142, 812.. ?33..a53# 458* iS'S.

'632. 745.

* comoides, 306*

t » — conjervtcola, 4W.

«< confragosa. 7Q* 108« .

; — ivralHna. 1%. 1Q8. %i$. 4^1. 619.

■ N diffusa. 306;
■ : ■ ■ ; distortn. 306.
' tchinulata. 12. .'

* emiisetifoUa. 324. 3j53. 57^.
— — krketory,m^ 4$8« 576.

M ' Jlexuosa, 459. -.

fiosciflof^, 745 f

Jlu^iattUs. 12. 108.. 142. 165, 180. 268.481.

Janlculacea* 11*745.

^. ^Jracta. .290.

fucicola* 70. 36.3. 745»

r J%c6idtt* 745.

— giUai'Msa, >. 108.

; genvfiexa. 459. 576.

--^-^ jugalis* 459.

i I late-vir^s, 755*

■ MtrtensiL 458.

. 1 r mutflbilis. 12. 70* $7«.

■ myochrous, 108.

■ nana. 418.

■ ■ m^gTii. 74$;

■ ^ niHda. 459.

parasitica. 142. 238. 745.

- pellu<^da» 575.

• pennaia. 12. 363. 373. 745.
. Plumula. 305. 632. 745.

• purpurascens. 12.

- repens. 45^.
reHc^iata. 24. 71. 290. 414.

■ rigida, 414.

VOL. II. O d

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i

H6 IKDEX-

Conferva rosea. 306. 458. 576.
' scoparia* 575,
"^ ' setacea. 12. 576*

■ ■ - sfifalup 459.

' stricta. 306. 458.

■ *^ • tetragona. 12. 755*

■ tomentosa. 745,

■ tttbvJosa. 632.
I vagabunda. 71. 363. 632*

a«7/(?w. 12. 142. 306. 467. 575.

Convallaria muUifiora. 18. 27. 36. 184. 222. 246. 308.
316. 344. 367. 648. 582. 642. 684.

polygonatum. 150. 316. 504. 652. 683. 749,

/8. 522.

ponvolvttlus awensis. 0. 483.

Coriandrum sativum. 60. 274. 387. 545.

Cornus suecica. 468. 674.

Coronopus dsdyma. 131. 204. 252. 506. 702.

Corrigiola Uttotalis. 128. 200.

Cotyledon luiea. 523. 692.

Crambc mariiima. 6. 90. 131. 155. 204. 226. 280. 302.

319. 351. 370. 390. 438. 506. 556. 611. 702.
Crepis biennis. 62. 255. 283. 354. 562. 589. 708.

• fattila. 61. 255. 283. 354. 442. 561. 589.

Crocus nudiflorus. 482. 666.

saiinms. 43. 182. 269.

veraus. 110. 420. 482. 537. 577.

Cucubalus baccifer. 4.

C}X&coX3Leuropea. 15. 26. 35. 48. 111. 219. 273. 315.

376. 461. 491. 544. 603. 634.
Cyathea dentata. 260.

. regia. 97. 176. 287. 530. 724.

Cyclamen europaum, 483. 505. 542.

Cynoglossum ompbalodes. 198*

sytvaticum. 271. 340. 400. 426. 460. 490.

579. 601. 657.
Cynosurus crtstatus, y. 44.

echinatus. 242. 339. 599.

Cyperus longus. 214. 503^ 519. 748.
Cypripedium Calceolus. 159. 257. 310.-372. 712.

INDEX, 767

iDactylis sHricta. 270. 313. 339. 539.

Daphne Mezerium. 185. 222. 317. 533. 549, 687.

Datura Stramonium. 26. 35. 47. 11M48. 183. 244.299.

314. 401. 426. 543.
Daucus Cama» van 5. With. 126.

* maritimus. 127. 245.

Delphinium Consoltda, 19. 55. 224. 250. 348. 378. 434.

553. 659. 696.
t>tzit3in2i bulbifera, 38. 351. 408, 587. 611.
Dianthus arenarius, 749.

— =- harbatus. 690.

— ^ c/tsius. 389. 522.

^ caryophylks . 53. 276. 300. 326. 346. 513. 690.

•* ^ j3. 186.

"^delioUes. 18. 37. 52. 186. 201. 326, 346. 405.

431. 472. 484. 513. 522. 585. 643. 690.

/3. 152.

— ^prolifer. 405. 431. 607. 659.

Dicranum aciculare. 76. 101. 177. 261. 478. 728.

0. 177. 261. 478.

**— bipartitum. 729.

■ - callisiomum, 9.

cerviiulatum. 9. 24. 288. 413.

— -*— cj/llndricum* 728.

-* eUtpticum. 101.,

fageUare. 193.621.

■' ^ J lexuosum. y. Mvsc. Hib, 101. 397.
' fusee scens» 62i.

■ ■ " ■ interrupt um, 100.

— majiis. 100. 620.

osmundioidis, 100. 727.

^^^ patens. 101,

pellucidtm, 120.261. 382. 621. 728.

. '--^ pdyphyllurh,. 73. 76.

■ purpureum. jS. 288.

pusiUum. 501. 569. 728.

— — rigidulum. 9. 621.
" *■ simplex. 501.

■«r; — spurium. 728.

■ " — squarrosum. 101. 261. 728.
' strictum. 177. 328. 373.

D d 2

96B • INDEX*

Dfcranum suhulatun. 621*

varium. 68. 298. 449. 569. 6^1. 7^t,

inridissimum. 10. \t7. 288. 569. 621. 728.

Dipsacus /i<//«ffii7». 110. 196. 520.

pilotus. 15. 25. 34. 45. 110. 168. 182. 217. 2?1.

292. 308. 313. 330. 339. 375. 400. 416. 424. 482.

490. 511. 520. 600. 633. 651. 667. 673.
Doronicum PardaUanches . 284. 443. 476. 516. 710.
Draba/i/2o/{£tfx. 302.

incana. 89. 252. 645. 700«

muralu. 20. 189. 645. 700. 750.

Drosera angika. 17.51. 112. 149. 200.221. 315. 429.

470.682.748.753.

— longifolia. 3. 17. 26. 35. 51. 81. 112. 128. 149.

.221i 246. 299. 315. 367. 377. 402. 429. 470. 512*

533. 546. 582. 605. 641. 652* 681.
^— Dryasoctopetala, 250. 695.

Echinophora sflnosa. 342. 367.

%\2iUxie,Hydroptper, 513.

Elymus arenariuji 72. 79. 146. 196. 216. 243. 386. 423L

europaus. 15* 34. 168. 182. 313. 330. 336. 468.

490. 651. 672.

- geniculatus. 339.

Empetrum nigrum. 33. 75. 95. 118. 160. 192. 259. 297r

327. 396. 477. 517. 535. 718*
Eocalypta c/7ia/a. 98. 517. 726.

lanceolatai 67. 501. 619.

Epilobium alpinum. 150. 471. 484. 686.

angustifoUum. 18. 36. 82. 113. 150. 184.247*

316. 331. 345. 368. 404. 471. 492. 533. 583. 606«

658. 685.
■ — angustissimum. 82. 394.

roseum. 276.831. 583. 606.

Epimedium alpinum, 146. 674.

EquiseiMm JuviaiiU. 23. 66. 160. 192. 207* 232. 287.

360. 382. 413. 466. 477. 487. 500. 568. 617. 719.
fyemaU. 23.66* 119. 161. 175.259.297.477.

487. 636. 654. 719.

sylvaHcum, 23. 66. 118. 175. 232. 259. 286.

360. 382. 413. 465. 477. 487. 50Q. 517, 719. 754#

■ INDEX. 769

Erica clnerea, 'oar . fiorihus cdbis. 816. 607,

. 'tetraltM, 'var/floribus albis, 316.607.

-! — - vagans. 129, 185. 200. 300,

— — - vulgaris, var.jhrt albo, 247. 316.

IS^rigtvoTicanadense. 255. 410. 528. 590.

l£.no^hovoTi polystachion. 2. 14. 78i 167. 241. 374. 460.

468.633.651. 669.
vaginamm. 32. 75. 78. 110 125. 145. 167.

196. 241. 291. 298. 365. 393. 421. 468. 489. 511.

578. 599. 633. 639. 669. 748.
i^rpdium OT^r/Vmiwre. 6. 90. 116. 132. 156. 173.205.

227. 296. 310. 351. 506. 526. 612. 6G0. 750. 754.
moschatum. 6. 20. 39. 116. 131. 156. 189. 205.

281. 310. 370. 439. 497. 506. 515. 526. 558. 588.

612. 645. 703:
Eryngium cawfestre. 199. 245. 461. 470. 678.
Ery^XT^mcheirarahoides.- 28. 38. 59. 116. 173. 189.

253. 438.496. 557. 611.

—^precox, 205.587.

Euphorbia Characlas, 531.

Cyparissias. 19. 472. 534.

hiberna, 347# 405.

, Lathy r is. 27.

■ Par alias, 505 »

Peplis, 73. 129. 201. 223.

Portlandica. 4. 86. 1 30^201 . 224, 301 . 347. 505,

— plaiyphyUa. 19. M. 276. 317. 336. 347. 405.

607. 652.

•. ^. 54.276; 224. 317. 336. 692. 749.

EK^C[xm/liJorme. ^25. 197. 217. 600.

Festuca hrjmoldes. 2. 79. 167. 216. 242. 270. 292. 308,

490.540.599.670.

calamaria. 639. 656.

glauca, 468.

lo/raced. 2, 34. 44. 243. 270. 330- 400. 490. 511.

540. 579. 599. 670.
— o<vlna. /3. 313.
-■ rubra. 0. 79.
— — uniglumis. 2. 216. 270. 540. 599.
— — — -vivlpara. 78. 145. 167. 242. 292, 393. 670.
Fontinalis squamosa. 134. 163, 414. 487. 648.

770 INDEX.

Fraxious excelsior. /3. 42.

Frankenia Levis. 51. 246. 275. 344. 430. 648. 606.

_i .^ pubveruUnta, 606.

Fritillaria MeUagris. 17. 27. 36. 51. 150. 221. 377. 402^

429. 492. 533. 547. 582.
Fucus dbrotanifolius » 236. 323. 631.
. aculeatus. 268. 480.

■ alatus, /3.-136.

amphibius. 11. 70, 290. 632.

, articulatus. 362. 373. 481.

■ asparagoides. 141. 268. 458. 575.
.. hacciferus. 138.

■ barbatus, ,211. 362'.
^. 456.

^ bifdus. 139. 211. 323. 480. 575.

— 0. 457.

. '" y. 457.

I. 323.

- bulbosus. 139. 211. 236. 362.

- capillaris. 141. 212. 237. 745.

- cartHagiruus. 268.

' ceranoides* 11. 138. 236. 323.

- ciliatus, 0, 323.
y. 323.

--, 5. 139. 211.236.

c. 211.

ij. 211.

- clasvellosus. 268. 458. 575. 745.

- confervotdes, ^. 140.

», . y, 457.

. I. 140. 575.

f . 140. 324.

- corneus. 1 39. 21 1 . 268. 745. 755.
-.: i3. 211.

y. 237.

-' I. 211.

f 140.

e;. 211.

- coronnpifolius. 140. 211. 237. 324.

- crispus". f. 139. 211. 237.
„. 139.

INDEX. 771

Fuctts dasypiyllus. 138. 211. 235. 306. 362, 456. 575.

dentaius. 268. 480. 746.

' discors. 211. 236. 323.

eduUs. 11. 139. 180. 324. 362. 457. 631.

escuUntus. 139. 165. 236. 268. 480.

$. 11.

. fbrosus. 138. 211. 236. 323. 362. 457.631.745.

5.138.211.

■ Jageili/orms. 11. 202. 457. .

fruiUulosus. 141. 237*

'^-^^ gigartinusm 140.

Hypoglossum. 138. 210. 235. 362. 456. b7b. 745,

0. 235. 323.

y. 11, 1S8. 631. 755.

kalifirmu. 11. 141. 212.237. 305. 824. 632. 755.

/3. 11.

lacerattu. 0. 11. 211.

' — — • y, 457.
^^^ lacintaius. 11. 138. 457. 575.

ligulaius. 138. 180, 211. 236. 305« 456. 480.

575. 631.
&. 456.

loreus. fi. 457.
lyco/f§dmdci. 457. 481. 745.
mammllosus. y. 139.

^ ). 237.

■ f. 139.
memhranaceusm 211. 268«
membranifoUui. 11.

/3. 362. .

■ y. 235.

S. 235. 456. 631,

mucronatus. 138. 236.45,6. 631.
no/oiij. 138. 456,

nodosus, fi, 324.

Nonuegicus^ 305. 362.

03l»juj. 211. 235. 268, 323. 631. 745. 755.

0. 235.

Ofuntia. 11. 141. 29a 924. 362. 507.

e. 141.

walls. 138.211.235. 323.456, 575,745.755.

pcdunculatus. ll. 297. 458. 575,
phylUtis. 236. 457. 507. 6Si; ' '
pinastroides^ 14L 237« 324. ;362. 6Sl,
plnnattfides, 11. •
^. 139. 236.

■ . — :. J. i3dl 2^.

plumosus. 11. 140. 237. 268. 362; 48a

pygnums. 130. 2-1 1* 236. 305. 480. 50f7.

radlatus. 362.

rotundus, 140. 575* 631.

/3. 457.

y. 140.

ruscifolius, 456. 575. /S. 63t«

taccharinus. 8* 457.

selaginoides . 236.

serratus* 0, 457 »

.- y. 139. 457.

/

siliauosus* &. 138. i3k. 480. >
^Mosus. 456. 480. 575^; 755.
/3. 235. 456.

-y. 11.

tuhfuscus. 11. 140. 237. 324. 4;58. 480. 575.631,
— — tamariscifoltus, 11. 1^. 2-11. 236 • 745.
tenuissimus. 235, 323. -
tonuntosus. 140. 212. 237> 2d8. 745.
iuberculatus , 140, 212. -^S?. ' . -^

'uesiculosus, i . 1391^ • ' '

?. 139. 290. 457.

u. 139. - ■ -

-— /. 139. < ^ -

- viridis. 45^^ V4/>.' • •

WigghiL 36^/ 457; •' . i-'

Fumaiia lutea. 117. 190. 526. 705.

. parnjlflora. 352. 558. 588(.

, jo/rV/tf. 157. 371. 635. -645. •'

FuDaria muhUnbergil, 7^.

Galanthus ni-vtiVts: 3. 17, SOO. 443. ^0*. 470. 54ft. "605.

634. 658. 682.
Galeobdoloft luhumt *v€ir\ $64\

INDEX- 773

Galeopsis versicolor. 57. 115. 172. 188. ^79. 327. 370,
389. 473. 514. 554. 609. 635. 644. 698.

■ /?. 585.

— . r^iUosa. 88. 370. 485. 698.

Galium anglicum. 45. 110. 340. 400* 424. 541. 674.
■ ■ ' ■ boreaU. 79. 146. S^43, 365. 468. 639. 674.
■' - ■ ' moUago. iS. 657.

fusiUum. 15. 146. 182. 365. 639. 674.

tncorne. 15. 45. 146. 24^. 271. 308. 313. 840.

SS6. 424. 482. 490. 541. 673.

verum, var^JJ, albo. 25.

Wiiheriniil. 243. 532. 673

Genista /i/w^, 132. 395. 506. 558.
Gentiana acauRs. 504.

* amarella. 'var. prolif. 48. 427. 544.

&. 678.

— *- campestru. 3. 16. 55. 81. 111. 126. 148. 168.

183. 220. 245. 293. 342. 366. 376. 393. 402. 427.

470. 491. 503. 544. 581. 603. 651. 678.

Pneumonanthe. 3. 111. 148. 183.219.366.386.

402. 427. 544. 581. 603. 641. 677.
njerna. 245. 641. 678.

Geranium nodosum. 157. 333.

phaum. 20. 59. 156. 253. 296. 327. 351. 486.

558. 653. 660. 704.

praiense. 6. 20. 28. S3. 39. 59. 116. 157. 173.

190. 227. 253. 29&. 303. 336. 379. 409. 474. 486.
497. 515. 534. 558. 588. 612. 636. 653. 704.

pyrenakum. 21. 157. 190. 253. 319. 409. 497.

658. 588. 704.

roberttanum. /3. 612.

rotundifoUum. 173. 190. 206. 310. 352. 409.

464. 497. 515. 526. 588. 704. 750.

langtiineum.e.SCy. 91. 132. 157. 174. 190.253.

296. 303. 310. 370» 390. 395. 417. 474. 516. 526.
558. 704.

y. 371.

'-^syhoHcum, 157. 253. 370. 439. 474. 515.
645. 704.
Gcumri'vale. 5. 19. 27. 32. 54. 87. 115. 153. 171.
187. 224. 250. 295. 301. 34 a. 327. 389. 433. 473.
485. 494. 514. 634. 55^. 608. 652. 695. 749.

774 INDEX,

Genm rivale. $. 54. 187. ^0. 473. 695*

7. 473.

Glaucium phanicium, 433.

■ 'oiolaceum* 54. 433.

Glechoma hederacea, van 495.

Gnaphalium Moicum. 7. 62. 73. 92. 117- 133. 158. 191.

255.303.371. 391. 443. 464.475.498.516. 563.646.

" galiicum, 191.283.

■■ luUo-allfUTru 62. 614.

margarltaceum, 283. 415. 443* 535. 636.661 .

rectum. 21. 62. 174. 230. 255. 283. 320.

355. 391. 410. 443. 464. 476. 486. 498^ 516. 563.590.

614. 646. 661. 709.

sylvatkum. 7. 117. 158. 380.

« » ■

>«Mrikii«<

Grimmia acuta. 99.
, I ^ , /J, 99,

calcarea. 23. 67. 176. 361. $69. 594. 619. 726*

' ■■ ■ crispula. 9.

— Dainesn, 9.

Dicksoni. 288. 569. 619. 726.

Forsterl. ^87.

■ I heteromalla. 99. 726.

- homomalla. 99. 176.

- 7mda. 373.

- pusiUa. 120. 176. 648. 726,
- ' recarvata. 99.. 176 . 726 .

- recur<virostra. 501. 594. 619. 726.

- ri*vularis? 726.

- Starkeana, 619.
•— striata. 99.

stricta P 726.

M l. ■■ vertkillata. 9. 99. 727. "

Gymnostomum cunulrostrum. 162..

■ 'fascicular. 98. 260, 287. 619,

■ Gryffithianum. 98.

■ Heimit. 9.

intermedium. ,^7 . 449. 568. 619. 725.

■ hiteohim. 9. 98.

— » obtusum, 449. 569.
» osmnndaceum* 207.

>■ ovatum^ ?3.

I I »i

INDEX. 77«

Hcdypnois Taraxaci, 91,

HcWthorns fittidus. 19. 37. 56. 154. 172. 188. 225. 251.

277. 301. 309. 318. 349. 434. 474. 494. 524. 553.

609. 653. 697.
._ ^^virUis. 19. 37. 56. 130. 154. 171. 187.

225. 251. 318. 348. 369. 406. 463. 494. 505. 553.

609. 644. 659. 697.
Herzclcnm sphan'dyleum. 0. 16. 49. 111. 183. 199. 331.

521. 545. 581. 604. 679.
Htrniixh glabra. 48. 126.315. 386. 426. 543. 748.

»— hirsuta. 126. 183. 401.

Htsiptns inodora. 131. 156. 189. 310. 506. 557.587.

611. 645.
Hieraceum alp'inum. 91. 158.

■ ' Auricula, 158. 646.

r • dubium. 158. 190. 646.

■— Murorum. y. 614. 707.

faludosum. 92. 158. 174. 191. 475. 646.

»— »

707. 754.

. I prenantholdes, 255.

— - sylvaticumm 91.

— — — suBaudum ? /3. 646.
■ a umbellatum, njar. 206. 442.

"- inllosum. 707.

Hippophae rhanrnoidis. 286. 359. 392, 447. 719.

Holosteum umbellatum, 424. 540.

Hordeum maritimum. 45. 216. 243. 271. 298. 308. 339.

424. 520. 540. QOO. 673. 748.
"RoiioxiiTi paiustris, 'var.fiore rubro, 460.
Hyacinthus racemosus. 458.
Hymenophyllum tunBridgense. 33. 97. 119. 162. 207.

304. 53p. 619. 648. 724.
■ — dlatum, 724.

HyosQTis minima. 21. 62. 229. 380. 410. 442. 464.

562. 590. 661.
Hypcrictim androsamum. 7. 33. 7^. 91. 117. 132. 174.

206. 228. 254. 282. 303. 310. 320. 327. 333. 353.

396. 409. 441. 464. 498. 507. 515. 535. 589. 613.

645. 653.661.706.
duhium. 21. 73. 91. 174. 254. 296. 303. 327.

333. 515. 613. i636. 661. 706.
Hypnum abbreviaium. 733.

976 mDE3f,

Hypnum alptnum, 103. 734,

* atro'virens , 733.

■ I — commutaium, 103. 734.

cordifolium, 479. 570. 623. 733,

drenulatum. 262. 288.

. - cuptessiformf , p. Mus, Hib. 262,

— — deniiculatum , Q, 383.

. duHum. 262. 479. 734.

Jilamentosum. 103.

...«. Jtuitans, 120.

*— ^Jtwviatile, 734.

~ impUxuvi, 305. 733.

inundatum. 288. 622. 732.

, /or^iim. 103. 178. 262. 623. 648. 734.

lucens. 262. 288. 478. 623. 733.

, . — . medium. 288. 622. 732.

— moUe, 733.

murale. 570. 623. 733.

p««, myosuroides , 10. 103. 262. 73^.

nigro-'viride. 288. 450. 732.

nitens. 450. 733.

palustre, 262. 479. 734.

piliferum. 103. 570. 623. 733.

_ plumosum. 24. 262. 414. 478. 501. 623. 733.

pukbellum. 261. 732.

— ^ recognitum. 193.

rufescens, 103.

rugosum. 120. 178. 479. 734.

p— -..- — M ruscifolium, y. 24.

. serpens. jS. 733.

^ serrulatum. 623. 732.

^ — squarrosum, i3. 734.

— . stellatum. 288. 623. 734.

stramineum, 414. 569. 733.

-^ subtiU. 103. 450. 569.

- — — . Swar/ziL 622.

7eesdaUl. 193. 262. 622. 732.

ienellum, 262. 288. 361. 517. ,623.

^/)urmgtcum? 623.

trichomanoides. 262. 478. 622. 732.

— — — ^ vncln&ium. 734.

IMDEX. 77f

Hypnam~»/ri/fi/d/tfifr, 109. 178. 262. 361. 383. 414. 478*

530. 594. 622.
Uy]^ochxTis glabra. 21. 62. 354. 442. 590. 636. 661. 708.

maculata. 62. 158. 371. 464. 563. 646. 708*

Iberis amara. 28. 38. 496.

ntidicdulis. 6. 20. 38. 59. 155. 173. 280. 302. 379.

408. 438. 464. 485. 515. 534. ^^^* 587. 611. 6S5«

659. 702.
Ilex aquifolium, 'var» 541.
Illecebrum <uef(uillatum. 126. 199.
Impatiens noU me iangere. 111. 148. 218. 366. 393^ 416^

640. 651* 676.
Imppratoria Ostruthtum. 112. 245* 641. 680.
Inula critbmoides. 7. 230. 303. 321. 355, 563.

Helenium, 7. 22. 33. 63. 93. 118. 133. 174; 230*

284. 297. 303. 310. 320. 327. 337. 371. 411. 417. 443*
465. 498. 607. 516. 563. 6M. 661. 709. 750.

Iris feetidissima. 2. 14. 34. 43. 167. 196. 214. 269. 312i
330. 338. 374. 399. 430. 489. 519. 538. 598. QbU
656. Q^Q.

xiphium, 656.

Isatis tinctoria. 59. 116. 204. 252. 350. 438.

Isoetis lacustris. 97. 162. 478.

Juncus acutus. 75. 82. 129. 200. 222. 293. 300. 344*

394. 430. 458. 505,
—^ — Jiltformis. 112. 150. 367. 642.
J Forsteri. ^7. 72. 275. 344. 582. 605*

spicatus. 82.

tr^glumis. 82. 150. 246. 642. 684*

JungeriQannia angu/osa, 288. 735.
'*■ hicornis, 736.

' « ' bicuspidaia. 501.

' ■ ciltdris, 624.

•■ concifutata. 104. 736.

.6—^— curvtfolia. 104. 177. 736*

■ ■ ■ divaricata. 450. 735.

' 11 ■ ■ — • emarginata, 262. 305.

excisa. 288. 735.

- ■ ■ ■ Jfssa* 624.

-^ ' inftata, 735.

m^mjulacca^ 208. 397. 735 ^

•.■«■

7yS INDEX.

Jungermannia tanceolaia. ^i. 479, 6S4. 648*

■■ ' ■* ■ ^ ■> minuta* 104. 735,
.■ nemorosa, 450.

• ' ovata, 736,

m paudjlora* 735.

■ ' ■ ' • polyanxhos* 735.

■ pukherrima, 570. 735.

■ pumla, 104.

purpurea. 104. 208. 262. 305. 397. 734.

— pusilla. 24. 68. 288. 361. 414. 501 . 735^

■■ ■ ' quinquedeniata, 104. 120. 736.
reptans. 262. 361^ 414. 624. 735.

■ nnuata* 736.

i 1 sphdtrocephala. 68.

, Sphagnu 594. 624. 735*

—— spmulosa. 104. 397.

— . TorMnteUa. 134.163*414.594.649.735*

m tomentosa* 736.

. :-— — tridophylla. 736*

^— trilobata. 104. 624.

» varta, 735.

,.«_..««_ tventricosa, 736*

.— — — viticulosa, 7S6,

Juniperus ^©Tttwuifij. jS. 95. 160.

Knappia agrostidea. 2.

Lactuca saUgna. 61, 229. 354. 380. 410. 486. 613.

scariola. 61. 190. 354. 410.

L^thxxsL squamaria. 20. 116. 155. 172. 189. 225. 252.

349. 370. 407. 495. 509, 514. 524. 686. 644. 653.

699. 749.
Lathyrus aphaca. 39. 60. 190. 206.227. 253. 281. 409.

439. 497. 559. 589. 613. 705.

-i hhsutus. 190. 253. 281. 526.

laiif alius. 21.60. 91. 320.337. 352.660. 705.

NissoUa. 21. 60. 190. 205. 228. 281. 327. 333.

337. 352. 379. 409. 439. 464. 475. 497. 534. 559.

589.613. 653. 660.705. 750.

palustris, 28. 60. 91 . 190. 371 ,390.439. 559.705.

sylrvestris. 21. 39. 60.91. 157.228. 303. 320.

327. 333. 337. 352. 379. 439. 46^ 486. 497, 515. 526.
559. 589, 613. 660. 705,

INDEX- 77*

I^YZicr% arborea. 6. 132..205. 327. 319, 439. 506. 6l^
l^Tikm minor. 566.615.

■ trisulca, 566.615.
latontodon pabistre. 28. 61. 91. 441. 561. 707.
I.eonttrus Cardiaca. SO. 57. 154. 188. 202. 225. 295. 378«

415. 436. 485. 524. 554. 586. 610. 699.
Lepidium UaifoKum. 6. 58. 172. 252. 279. 296. 350. 437*

474.556.587.701.
^. petrsum. 89. 302. 505. 521. 701.
ruderaU. 58. 131. 204. 262. 280. 302. 310. 319,

350. 437. 525. 556. 659.
Leacojum astivum. 26. 36. 344. 470. 547. 64U
Lichen abietinus, 264.

Jcharii. 105. 178. 264.

— qffinis. 135.266. 627.

— — «. aipoUus, 627.

■ alcicornis, 24.

aUurites. 30. 328. 574. 628.

- amphibius, 106.
ampuUaceus, 373* .

■ 4mtiquitath, 479.

—7 aphthosus. 34. 107. 209. 266. 398. 480. 650. 743.

'^ aquaticus^ 74. 106.266. 508. 531.

aquilus. 10.. 106. 135. 179.479. 649. 665.

artkulatus^l^Z. 137, 234. «28. 373.466. 502.630.

■ athroocarpus. 264.
atro-aUfus. 737.

cUro-rufus, 163. .

- atrO'*virens» 738.

Basomyces. 24. 263. 328. 418. 501. 630. 740.

' barbatus. 311. 518.
' Surges sit. 73.

'-: byssinus, 739.

' caruko^nigr (cans. ^4.70. 193. 263. 627. 649. 740.

. casio-rufus. 69. 164. 452. 572. 625. 649.

caHcaris. 322. 488.

calvus. 69. 263. 625. 649. 739.

— — candicans. 530. 740.

candidus, 451.625.

caperaius. 136. 165. 322. 628. 650.

■■ " ■■ carneus, 501.

tea iNDZXi

Lichen Cdruosus* 164. 179. 565.

- • ■ centrijugus* 650.

c^nus. 452. 501. 572. 625^

cbaLyheiforms» 744» '

cbloroUucus. 269. 649w

chrysoctphcdui* &73, 63ll«

- cbnysophthalmus. 200.

- cinereo'fuicus. 24. 69^ 453. 572. 525. 74(fc
ciriereus. 453.571.

<.;£

« coarctaius, 68. 45 S. 737.

- coccineus. 163.264. 328* 626. 65$. T39i

- CQCcodes. 574.630.
. cochleatus. 180. 209. 741. .

concentricus. 178. 264. 297. 328. 479. 627. 7^7.

i: confluens. 178. 263, 627. 737.

conspersus. 106; 121. 135. 163. 383. S97« 627. 742*

fc conspurcatus* 68. 451. 571.

' contigiius, 453. 571. 737.

^ corallinus. 121. 193. 264. 738*

corneus. 178. 264; 626. 739.

i^ cofrugatus. 455. 628.

^ conicoki. 69. 461. 571.626. 738*

crassus. 105.365. 649. 740.

^ .. crenuiatus. 69; 626. 649. 738..

J . cretaceufk 30.40.69. 629. 741 i

. — cvclosells. 450.573.627..

-;,: aecipiens, 70. 595.

^ diustus. 106. 122. 311. 531.

— diatripus, 106.

— efusus. 572. 626. 740.

— endivifolius, 595.

— epipolius. 69. 451. 671. 626. 73^*
-^— tschwrotd^* lOJi. 263.

— exoiithtmaiicMs, 264. 626. 649. 740*

— exiguus, 451. 740.

— mVw. 108* 137.209.266*

fahlunensis* 107, 373* '

••^Jalkx. 209*

— farifiaceus. 454. 574. 629*

■^ fascicular is. 70. 180. 267. 629. WO. 741.

INDEX. 79X

lichen ferru^neus, 178. 322, 328.
--'^ Jim$ri&tus. 627.
'•^'^ JhvO'fvirescens, 263.
var. 2. Wiii. 104.

JUfridms. 574.630.
ywviatUis. 107. 180. 741.
/rflj^/w. 108. 122. 137. 193. 265. 329> 384. 398.
630. 743.
-"'^ frlgidus. 739,

frustulostis, 264. 740.

--^ fucifonnij. 137. 629»
fucoides. 323.
' fulgens. 507.
^fuliginoius. 74. 107. 136. 398. 650. 742.
— /«/«i;tfj. 135. 265.

furfuraceus. 121. 16-4* 208. 266, 328.454. 628,

650. 742.
-^"^ fur<uus, 629.

fuscelius^ 463. 573. 626.

fuico-mter. 883. 737.

— geUdus. 105. 164. 178.265.

- — geograpbicus. 104. 121. 163. 208. 263. 328. 383.
479. 517. 649. 662. 737

— gibbosus. 264.
— ■ gUtueui. 121. 266. 328. 373. 5X8. 595. 742.

globlferus. 108. 122. 137. 193. 209.265.329.384.

618. 630. 743.

'^gtomuljfrrus. 78. 136. 165. 179. 208. 266.397.650.

graniforms. 289. 453. 737. .

— — grottuhhis. 70. 179. 267. 289. 414. 502.650, 741 •
— r— granulosus. 649.

H^maiomma. 452. 739.

— — hisfidus. 328.

'— Hojmanni. 68. 627. 738.

horizonfalis, 24. 122. 209. 267. 384. 414. 59S.

629. 743.

• fymentus, 572. 624. 738.

Hypnarum. 69. 264. 328. 518. 573. 627.

impolihis. 69.451. 570. 624.738.

iwlusw. 74. 263. 624. 649. 738.

—— inquinam, 69, 289. 452. 571. 738.

TOL. II. S^

^St INDEX.

Lichen JolUius. 234. td«. 479.

- iilandkus. 107. 165.2(56. 480. 650. 744*

jubatuj. 24. 70. 266. 384. 480. 574. 649:744.

— lacteus. 740.

. Utc'viretu. 121. 136. 165. 193. 208. 266. 384.

397. 479. 518. 628. 650. 74«.

^anaius. 108. 123.209.531. 744.

Untlgervs, 70,

— . hptaUus. 455. 573.

.— Lightjootiu 625.

Umbatus. 74. 107. 137.266. 628. 742.

••^ iucUus, 625.

lursdut. 105. 265. 530. 740.

.— luteo-albui. 263. 453. 571. 625. 739.

— lutes cens, 624.

— lutius, 105. 625. 739.

— lynceus. 30. 289. 451. 624.
marginalis. 179.328.741.

... marmoreus. 193.264.452.626.740.

. miniatus. 10. 136. 179. 193. 266. 454» 53^.

535.741.

^ muUifidus. 179.265.741.

murinus. 531.

- muscicola. 179.265.454.480.650.

niger. 105. 135. 178. 328. 501. 627. 649. 740. ■

..^—^ ni*vaUs» 480.

Oederi. 104. 163. 263. 328. 479. 627. 737.

j: omfhaloder. 10. 121. 135. 193. 328. 383.742.

palmatus. 289.454.741.

Papillaria, 265. 455. 673. 595. 744.

»« parietiiius, var, 10.

paschalls. 122. 137. 165. 209. 265. 383. 398.

650. 744.

pellthis. 105. 122. 165, 743.

— perlaHtu 73. 106. 136.208.628.

pezizoides. 69. 105. 289. 328. 627.

— _ phsBocephalus , 453. 573.

physodes. 30. 106. 193. 573. 628. t^^.

piceus, 264.

pllularu. 10. 178. 263. 655. 737.

— — Pinastri:. 266. A^,

INDEX. 7«J

Lichen pinicola. ^9. 627.

plkahis, 138. 234. W6. 329. 334. M(1^744.

plumbeus. 73. 107. 12U 135. 165. IIQ. ^8. 36«.

479. 627. 650. 742.

-: foljdaayloT, 70. 136. 743.

: pofypbylios. 105. 122. 137. 266. 480. 508. 743.

polyrrhi-zos. 266. 328.

^^ — -* polytrofus. 263. 649.

porrlgzuosus* 452. 572. 740.

— probosddeus. 105. 165. 208. 266.*

pruinatus, 627. 738.

prunastri. 30. 266. 57-3. 629. 742.

pubescens. 108. 480. 658.

pulnumariuj. 24. 70. 122. 135. 136. 165« 179,

fc— ^

266. 289. 323. 363. 479. 502. 574. 628. 742.
— — punctatus, 739.

■* pustulatus. 105. 123. 165. 506; 743.

quadrkolor. 164. 265. 672. 626. 740.

^^^^■^^ rem^naius. 122. 13tf. 179. 193. 367. 311 384.

480. 629. 743.

■ ■ rimosus, 738.
rivulosus. 627.

■ Roccella. 137. 234.
■ roseutn ^%*

■■ rubens. 624.

rubiformis? 744»

rupestris* 107.

' rupicola. 263.

sacceOms. 107. 179. 267. 531. 743.

saUcinus. 263. 501. 625. 739.

**^<-^ tmigui^arius. 69. 121. 193. 263. 737.

■ scalaris. 70. 453. 578.

- scolecinus. 574.

Scopulorum. 135. 465. 480.

scnbiaiJatus. 122. 136. 105. 179. 206. 266« 328.

*i'»' ■■^w

383. 397. 479. 502. 628. 662. 742.

sipineola, 122.

silactus* 104. 649. 7J7.

slUquosuSm 655.

simpltK^ 10. 262.

: muafut. 10. 180.208. 328* 454, 57S.

««9

784 INDEX.

Lichen smaragduhu* 354.

stfkdet. 280. 452. 572.

spLermdes. 289. 928. 026. 739.

^ ipomgiosus. 265.

— — sfurims. 629.

^ squamaiMs. 164. 179. 740.

- steriUs^ 165.
— >— stictoceroim 210.

suUmBricaius. 70. 264. 45S. 501. 627. 741.

jfi^lf^x. 289. 454. 573. 629. '

sylvaiicus. 107. 136. 267. 328. 397. 414. 743-

^ 'uar. %Wkh. 209.

iartareus. 163. 383. 624. 649. 739.
tenuits'mtu. 107. 328. 454. 573. 629. 741.

•*•«

.- iesuUatus. 289. 452. 571. 738.

— HgiHaru. 289.

— tiliaceui. 10. 106. 531. 628. 742.

— torrefactus. 105. 122. 208.' 266.

— trapeziformis. 70.289. 454. 502.530.595.630.741.

— tricolor. 178.

— tristis. 108. 122. 209. 265. 650.
~ tunaJormU. 328.

— Turruri. 69. 452. 672. 625. 739.

— uUginosut, 571. 627.
— - ulothrix, 455.

«*• umbrinui, 452. 571. 625.

— upsaUensu. 452.

— warians. 10. 479. 501.

— vanui. 451. 572. '625.

— venosus, 328. 518. 743.

— -uentosus. 121. 163.208. 264. 328. 479. 649. 739.
"— 'vermicularii^ 165. 290.

— virellus. 455. 573, 627.
-«- inridescens, 626.

vulfinui. 11. 138. 209. 234. 322. 334. 384.

531. 629.

Westringii. 164. 264.

Lagusticam Cornubunse, 127.

— — — • ScoHcum, 470.

Liino$ella a^»a/Ka. 20. 58. 116. 296. 378, 407. 463.
406^ 586^ 910. 635. 700. 750.

INDEX. 785

Linum angusttfoiium. 128. ^00. 220. 299. 315. 343.42SL

546. 604. 681.
— perenne. 51. 200. 246. 343. 388. 429. 461. 509.

546.641.681.

usltatissimum. 3. 17. 50. 128. 184. 200. 246. 273.

315. 336. 388. 416.429. 582. 604. 652.681.
Lithospermum purpuro-caruleum. 147. 168. 326. 340.

520. 748.
Littorella lacustru^ 8. 40. 65. 94. 133. 160. 175. 232.

297. 396. 412. 446. 477. 566. 617. 636. 717.
Lobtiia^ Dortnuitma. 80. 148. 299. 366. 393. 511. 640.
' urens^ 198.

Lolium at'vense. 2. 45. 292. 423. 600. 672,
Looicera CaprifoUum, 47. 533. 603.
I I Xylosieum. 469. 603. 634.

Lotus dtffusus. 132. 206. 528. 613.
Lyi:hnis dioica^Jlore albo pltnOm 347.

■ ■ ' 'otscarian 417.

Lycopodium alpinum. 95. 119. 161. 176. 192. 260. 297.
372.396.477.647.721.

■ — annottnum, 93. »

inundaium. 23. 30. 66. 133. 192. 233.360.

382. 413. 448. 568. 593. 618. 637. 721.

seiaginoidei. S. 95. 161. 192. 259^- 477.

647. 721.

Lysimachia thyrsijlora: 3, 111. 148. 330. 675.
Lythrum hyssopifblium. 19. 27. 53. 75. 336. 347. 405.

484. 493. 552. 692.

Msihxis paludosa. 22: 64. 93. 257. 321. 333. 357. 372.

445. ri2

Malva tnoscbaia^ jiore albo, 352.

Yotundifolia. /8. 352.

Marchantia androgyna, 623.

ccnka. 68. 134.383.479.487. 501; 623. 737.

cruciata. 68.121.

— ' hemtsphsrica. 68. 322. 361. 383. 450* 487.737.

Medicago/fl/ffl/a. 61. 206. 254. 333. 441. 561.

^aujlore purpurso* 441. 561. 754.

»i.>^^»^»l » % < I I > » ^i^M*>

polymorpha. 0. 61. 282. 353.
• — ■ ■ y. 561 .

780 I]^£X.

Metampyrum arvense. 115. 2S5. 4S6. 635«

cristmum. 20. 37. 58. 319* 336, 436. 46^.

555. 690.

syhaticum. 116. 155. 188. 851.309. 337*

. 395. 514. 644. 699,
Melica nutans. 110. 107. M2. 330. 339. 468« 530^ 539.

039.609.
Mclittis grandiflora. 203.

-^ Melissophyllum. 130. 202. 319. 505. 010,

Mentha dcutifotia. 172. 349.

—* gentilis. 130. 172.278.295.378.514.098,

■■ ' ■■ y. 524.

gracilis. 57. 278. 407. 430. 653.
&. 319.

— hinuta. 0. 609.

— ^. 57. 278. 435. 609.

f . 57* 609.

?. 57. 188. 406, 435. 495. 554. 609.

Ji. 278.

d. 407. 435.

odorata. ^. 57. 88. 115. 435. 698.

^perita. b7. 115. 188. 278. 302. 318. 332. 400.

485. 524. 554. 585. 096.

.— — ^. 524. 585. 053.

y. 435. 524.

Pukgium. 28. 87. 57.115.154.188.225.251.279.

349. 378. 430.403. 485.495. 514. 554. 585. 009. 098.
rotundifoUa. 5. 37. 56. 130. 202. 277. 318. 317.

349. 395. 406. 435. 463. 514. 585. 609. 697.

rubra. 37. 278. 407. 436. 585. 009. 098.

syhestris. 20 188. 277. 295. 318. 378. 389.

406. 485. 553. 609. 697.
I /3, 5g.

J 435.

> 'wridis. 202.277. 406. 554. 098.

/3. 278. 435.

■ . " ■ ^ ■■■ ' y. 278. '

. J. 278.

Menyanthes nym^yandes. 25. 35. 47. 148. 272. 336. 400,

425. 460. 499. 579. 001. . , ' ^
Mespilus Grrm^mca. 114.202. . ^ . ...

INDEX. 787

Meum athamamicttm. 148. 367. 3^4. 640. 679.

miixxm iendigerum. 167* 106,«15. «91. 313. 339. 421.

619. 599. . . -

Monotropa hypopitbys, 18. ^. 36. 5S. 308. 317. 33^

345. 389.431. 493. 522. 634. 607. 652. 688.
Myosurus vunimus. \7. 26. 36. 61. 184. 221. 246. 274.

326. 331. 344. 377. 402. 429. 462. 470. 483. 492.

646. 682. 606. 634. 658. 682.
yLyx\o^hy\[\xm <verticillatum. 22. 29. 40. 66. 118. 232.

322. 369. 381. 392. 412. 447. 487. 499. bQ7. 639. 717.

Narcissus hiforus. 112. 344. 403. 682.

1 ^paeAtus, 149* 344. 429. 547.

Neckeramj/^. 102. 163. 177.193.261.361.383.530.

694. 621. 729.
curtipendula. 101. 261. 413. 415. 450. 622.

665. 730.
^ hififomaila. 102. 261. 288. 311. 328. 361 . 383^.

- 413.460,601.669.622.73a
pumila. 120. 163. 621. 648. 730.

Ocmnthe pimpifielloides. 3. 56. 81. 199r 220. 245. 273.

299. 315. 343. 387. 428. 491. 545. 604.657.679.

peucedanifoUa. 3. 16. 26. 35. 50. 316. 646.604.

Ophrys anthrvpopbora. 29 39. 63. 356. 444. 664. 691. . .
^ apifera. 22. 39. 64. 191. 207. 231. 257. 284.

321. 327. 357. 38L 411. 444. 465. 487. 499. 616. M^

691. 615. 664. 662. 712. 750.

— ._ ivar.Jiore albo. 321.566.

aranifera. 64. 357. 392. 466. 499. 665. 691; 712.

cordata. 118.169.191.257.371.476.711. .

Loeselii. 63. 356. 444. 564.

Monorcbis. 39. 63. 284. 321. 411. 444. 664*

691.615.

muscifera. 7, 22.29. 39. 63. 191. 231. 267.

284. 321. 327. 357. 372. 411. 444. 466. 487. 499.
529. 565. 591. 615. 647. 71U 750.

&. 333. 357. 565.

Nidus avis. 22. 39. QZ. 159. 231. 256. 284'.

303. 321. 356. 371.411. 444. 499. 529. 564. 591. 615.
647. 711. 750.

788 INDEX.

Ophrys ovata var* 615.

Orchis BifoUa. 0. 230. 564. 710.

■■ ■■■ conapsea, var.Jlore alio* 321 •

i miUtaris. 39.411499.

^ /8. 365.411.

•^^'— Pyramidalis, *var,JloTe alho. 321.

-i-*— ustulata. 22. 63. 159. 191. 230. 256. 310. 321^

327. 355. 381. 391. 411. 444^ 465. 486. 498. 564,

591.614.654. 710.
Ornithogalam luternn. 112. 150. 184. 246. 492. |i21,

547. 582. 642. 683.

'" ■ ■ nutant, 17. 548.

^— pyrencucum. 17. 51. 150. 403. 521. 605.

652. 748.
— umhellaium. 3. 17. 36. 51. 112. 293. 309.

430. 492. 504. 547. 605. 683.
Orobanche cerulea* 319. 437.

elatior. 58. 390. 437. 515. 555. 587. 610.

^■.' ■ minor. 33. 89. 226. 350. 437. 505. 555.

611. 700.

. ramosa. 58. 203. 350. 437. 556.

/3. 319. 524.

Orobus tyhaiicus. 33. 73. 91. 157. 174. 395. 417. 750.
Orthotrichum aristaium. 450. 569. 729.

'diaphdnum. 288. 569. 621. 729.

'pumilum. 729.

• rivulare, 729.

mi ' ' "iw

mmmmtmmam^^m

Osmundii lunaria. 8. 23. 66. 95. 119- 161. 175. 192.

233. 259. 328. 360. 382. 392. 448. 466. 477. 487.

500. 517. 568. 618. 654. 662, 720. 751.
_.^ /3. 192.

■ I ■■— y. 720.

. r^galis. 40. 66. 95. 133. 161. 175. 207. 233.

287.304. 322. 372. 382. 448. 487. 507. 517. 668.693,

618. 636. 647. 654. 720. 751.
Ox^lis acetosella, /3. 153.
■■ corniculata, 201.

Pseonia corallina, 523.
Panicum CrusgaUL 312. 578.

■ DactyUn. 125.

INDEX. 789

TAtkicam languinale. ^4^. 421. 539. 578*
-^'^■'^'^tverticillahmi. 400. 421. 578.
- -viride. 44. 241. 400. 421. 538. 578,

FsL]^SLrtr jlrgemone, j3. 348.

— Camiricum. 87. 153. 171. 301. 369. 417. 644.

695.

bybridum. 19. 55. 250. 29S. 348. 433. 494. 552,

584. 60S. 652. 695.

sommferum. 55. 250. 348. 433. 494.

fm& quadrifolia. 18. 36. 52. 113. 151. 169. 185.223.

248. 275. 294. 326. 336. 345. 368. 377. 404. 431.

462. 472. 484. 493. 513. 550. 635. 642. Q59. 688,
Pedicularis tylvatka, «oar, 555,
Pcuccdanum officinale. 273. 343. 483. 604.
Phdaris phUoidet. 44. 421 .
Phascum aliernifolium, 23. 67. 287.
n axillare. 187. 413. 619. 724.

■ " hryouUs. 23. 619.
— — — crispum, 23. 724.

"■■■ cunvicoUum. 23. 67. 593. 619. 724.

curuisetum. 23. 593. 619. 724.

■ ■ muliicapsuiare, 23.

-T patens. 619,

piliferum. 23.

rectum. 67. 176. 449. 619. 724,

. recurvifolium. 593.

— — ' serratum. 67. 287. 413. 449. 568. 619. 724.

— — stoloniferum. 187.

Phlcum crhutum. 242. 270. 312. 339. 421.

pantculatum. 14. 44. 242. 308. 490.

pratense. 'uar. 2.
Phyteuxna orhiculare. 314. 341. 580. 602.

— var.Jlore alio. 314.

P'Mzxiz ghbulifera. 9. 207. 233. 304. 413. 466, 478,

568. 593. 619. 724. 751.
fimpindlTL magna. 16. 50. 112. 2^0. 245. 271. 331.

336. 343. 376. 492. 533. 581. 604. 658. 680.
— 0, 343.

■ ■ y. 546.

Pinguicula Lusitanica. 124. 195.213. 312.559.651. 748,
Pisum marttimum. 132. 227. 319. 352. 390. 612.

7dO IND£X.

Poa alpina, 78.

bulbosa. 196. 339. 4«3i 520. 639. 579. 599.

glauca. 78. 242. 570^

HfUMilis. 2. 242. 670.

. — procumhens. 215. 242. 270. 308. 520. 599. 670.
Voltmximxxm caruleum, 26. 182. 491. 675.
Polycarpon tetrapiylhtm^ 196. 217. 299. 673.
Toly gonVLm Bisiorta: 18. 36. 52. 113. 169. 1S5. «2.

247. 275. 294. 326. 332. 377. 404. 416. 431. 462;

472.484. 493.512. 533. 549. 583. 607. 635. 659. 687.
minus. 4. 18. 52. 247.275-. 377. 404. 431.

493. 583. 607, 659. 687.

• fowiparum. 83. 247. 389. 642. 687.

Polypodium amjonicum, 96.

. calcareum* 96.192.529.722.

Dryopteris. 33. 96. 119. 161. 192.260.304.
31 1 . 328. 372. 478. 487. 500. 517. 529. 648. 722. 751 .
-i-Mi fontanum . 161. 647 .

Phegopteris. 33. 96. 119. 161. 207* 260.

477. 648.721.755.

vulgare. 0. 30. 304. 662.

— y. 721.

5. 96.

Polytrichum alpinum. 101. 120. 478. 729.

. attenuatum, 361.415.729.

■■ I ■■ Dicisoni, 569 i

— graciie* 449.

— Hercymeum. 101.

— rubtllum. 621. 729.

— sirictum. 101. 449. 729.
urnigerum. 10. 30. 101. 163. 177. 261. 305.

397. 478. 729.
Potamogeton compressnm, g. 46.

• fluitans. 243. 424. 511. 541. 674.
— grcmlntum. 110, 147. 218. 292. 340. 375.

490. 674.
hetcrophyllum. 46. 424. 468. 511.

stiaceum. 147. 366.

Potentilla aurea. 250. 694.
^frutkosa. 250. 694.

INDEX- 7W

Potentilla rupisiris, 417,

n}trna. 54. 87. 153, 301.309.3^.513.552.634.

Vnm\i\?Lfannosa. 147. 244. 292. 341. 640. 675.

Prunella <vulgaris0 /S. Jiore albo, 154a

Pninus Paiius. 54. 114. 153. 170. 186. 249. 276. 2p5.

301. 369. 395. 405. 432. 473. 534. 552. 643. 692.
Pteris crtspa. 97. 119. 162. 176. 192. 260. 373. 396. 417.
. 478. 648. 723.
TterogomnmgraaU. 99. 382. 414. 620. 727.

Smitini. 234. 361. 620. 654.

VQ\M»onmtL maritima. 3. 72. 79. 147. 198. 366.

officinalis. 15.147.244.299.313.468.674^

•M«M«

*-^ Virginica* 313.

Pyrethrum marinmum. 133. 230. 255. 303. 371. 476.

507.614.710.
Pyrola minor. 18. 37. 151. 248. 308.472, 689.

raiundifUia. 151. 201. 248. 308. 550. 607.

i*irt«*«

642. 688.

^'^-^ ucunda, 151.689.

Pyrus Aria. 19. 86. 186. 202. 224. 249. 301. 309. 317.
947. 405. 417. 432. 493. 523. 552. 584. 608. 693. 749.

domestka. 130. 187. 203. 317. 534. 659.

byhrida. 170.

torminalis. 54. 170. 224. 276. 301. 327. 332. 405.
432. 463. 493. 552. 584. 608. 749.

Quercus sessiRflora. 23. 29. 94. 175. 297. 390. 499. 592.

617.717.
RanuacuUs acrisf 88.

' Jlammula. J. 389.

> graminetu. 171.

. Lingua. 6. 19. 37. 56. B7. 114. 154. 187.

251. 295. 348. 369. 406. 434. 463. 473. 485. 494. 514.

534. 553. 608. 644. 659. 696.

parvifierus. 5. 19. 37. 56. 171. 225. 251. 277.

318. 332. 348. 378. 406. 434. 494. 505. 524« 609.
659. 697.

parvulus. 277. 301. 523.

Rhamnus catharlicus. 15. 26. 35, 47. 169. 183. 199.

219. 244. 272. 299. 308. 342. 376. 386. 401.426.

483. 491. 503. 543. 580. 603. 634. 640. 677.
Rhodiold rosea. 9b. 160. 259. 372. 396. 647. 71 g.

794 ISDti.

297. m. 397. SU. S81. 444. 465. 476« 4*9. 616.

564. 615. 654. 661. 710.
Satyiium inritU* 0, 647.
SaxtiWiga ai%Hdes. 114. 150. 186. 948. Mt. 472.-643.

690.
■ — aju^foUa. 85.

— — c£Sfiiosa. 84. 152. 166.

- '■ granulaiM»JUre fleu9. 563.

Hlrcului. 1 14. 690.

hypmndet. 32. 84. 152. 186. 223. 30a d26.

368. 417. 513. 522. 690.

■ nuucbaia. 152. 643.
— >— » nivalis » 84.452. 304^

oppotitifolia. 84. 152. '394. 690.

— -— pahnaia* 84.

fieUarlu 84. 129. 151. 248. 294. 368. 394.

472. 642. 689.

umbrosa, 643. 689.

Scabiosa succisa, nrar, 673.

Scandix cerefolium. 16: 26. 112. 274. 658.

odoraia. 72. 112. 149. 160. 184^245. 293. 470.

492. 512. 533. 641. 658. 680.
Schcenus aibus. 14. 25. 34. 44. 78. 110. 124. 146. tef.

•196. 214. 240.291. 366. 374. 421. 467. 510.638. 577.

598. 639. 667. 753.
, compressus. 43. 145. 240. 291 . 338* 468. 638.

577. 0^7.
.. fuscuj, 667. 753.

mariscus. 2. 43. 124. 145. 214. 240. 298. 386.

«WMM

420. 538. 633. 666. 748.
monoicus* 240. 638.
rufus. 2. 240. 365.

^Wzatttttmnalis. 128. 200. 309. 316. 344. 405. 522. 582.

njema. 3. 72. 81. 128. 200. 300. 315. S(M.

Sclrpus acicularism 2. 25. 34. 44. 145. 215. 269. 698.

489.538.577.656.668.

Uohtchenus. 145. 196. 312. 519. 656. 748;

multlcauns. 2. 125. 241. 421.467.538. 598.667.

pauciflorus. 2. 44. 269. 312. 380. 339. 421. 467.

489. 538. 598. 668.

INDEX, 795

Scirpus syhaiicus. 25. 145. 315. t41. VTO. 330. 359.

374. 399. 421. 460. 468. 48^. 469. 510. 63S. 678.

598. 608.

triquiUr, 399. 421. 578.

Scleranthtts perennis. 248. 395. 431. 462. 550. 583.
Scolopendriam Gaeracb. 9. 75. 97. 119. 1§2. 207. 233.

304. 311.334. 360. 413. 415.449.517.530.648. 723.

imlgMre^ foar. 2. With. 176.

Scrophularia ^'rpr^ioi^M. 131.332.

vernabs. 89. 279. 395. 565. 586. 700.

Scutellaria minor. 89. 1X5. 155. 188. 203. 225. 407. 58a.

610. 635. 699.
Scdom album. 19. 53. 170. 249. 270. 308. 347. 405.

462. 505. 643. 659.
. . . dasypbyllum. 19. 53. 85. 153. 170. 180. 309.

332. 336. 405. 417. 493. 523. 684. 607. 692.

rupestre. 86. 153. 170. 186. 249. 308. 326.417.

513. 523. 692.

texangulare, 347. 652. 092.

villosum. 158. 249. 472. 692.

Selbum palusfrr. 49. 326. 336. 367. 387. 427. 521. 544.

641. 679. 748.
Staccio paludosus* 63. 118. 391. 603.

Saracenicui. 159. 191. 371. 529. 646. 709. 750,

viscotus* 02. 117. 159. 355. 390. 443. 476.

563. 590. 709. 754.
Serapias insifolia, 647. 654. 602. 713.
— grandiflora. 22. 29. 39. 04. 192. 231. 31 U 357.

4©9.*591. 615. 647. 654. 662. 750.

longifoUa.^^. 64. 93. 118. 159. 231.257. 297,

322. 327. 357. 381. 445. 499. 610. 629. 665. 691.

662. 712,

rubra. 311. 337. 713.

Serratala a^mtf . 92. 158. 371.

e. 92.

Sr$leria c^trvUa. 145. 242. 039. 070.

Sibthorpia europ^a. 131. 155. 204. 302. 390. 044.

Silene acaults^ 85. 201.

anglica. 4. 19. 37. 53. 86. 201. 248. 276. 300.

317. 389. 432. 505. 551. 5$4.
Armtria, 114. 584.

796 INDEX.

Silene comes. 248. 340.

inflata, var. 432.

■" noctiflora. 18. 63. 249. 276. 317. 493. 5Si. 690.

ff»/^nj. 85. 186. 204. 346. 462. 484. 513. 690.

Otiies. 53. 72. 432. 551.

'■ quinquevuUura* 18. 346. 651. 584. -

Sison Segetum, 16. 26. 30. 6a 220. 273. 308. 316. 343.

402. 427. 461. 491. 521. 604. 679.
Sisymbrium Irio. 38. 59. 189. 408. 474. 496*

— — Mmtnse^ 6. 90. 156. 370.

murale. 302. -351. 526.

■- polyceratium, 557.

syl'vesite. 20. 28* 38. 59. 116. 156. 189. 253.

408. 438. 496. 557. 587. 611. 660. 703.

%im latifoUum. 16. 26. 35. 49. 149. 220. 273. 315.
343. 376. 402. 428. 491. 545. 604. 679.

repens. 16. 35. 49. 273. 402. 491. 679.

—— verticillatum. 32. 75. 81. 149. 199. 604.
Solidago Firgaurea. y. 92. 159. 710.
Sonchus curuleus, 475.

palusiris. 61. 228. 283. 354. 380. 410. 441. 486.

Sparganium natans. 7. 64. 93. 160. 231* 257. 372.445.

476. 487. 516. 636. 647. 754.
Spergula pentandra. 19.

^ ^ subula/a. 37. 86. 170. 201. 223. 607. 692.

Sphacrocarpus terrestris. 68. 450. 570. 736. >

Sphagnum squarrosum, 568. 594. 725.

Spiraea salictfoUa. 73. 369. 643. 693.

Splachnum ampuUaceum. 322. 449. 478. $01. 569.

619.726.

■ ■' angustatum* 725.

■ ' Brewer iatium, 120.

— mnioidet^ 98.

■ ' o'uatum, 120.

' ' spburicum, 98. 176.

— /3. Mufc. Hlh. 373. 418. 478.

648. 725.
' » tenue» 98.

' Turvtrlanum* 98. 207.

vasculotum, 119. -725.

Suchys Gtrmanica, 20. 188. 389. 495.

iltDtX. ' 767 •

t

SiSL^hyltz pinnata. ^43.681.
Statice reiiculata. 50. 149. 3881 4%. 521.
SteUaria glauca. 19. 27. S7. 63. 129. 347.432. 4^2.
493. 6M. 584.607. 691. * -

-^Nemorum. 114. 152. 249. 294. 369.472.643; CC^l.

Stipa pennata, 145. 639.

Stratiotes ahUesi 55. 115. 389. '434; 463. 553; 696*
Subularia aguafica,- 89. 172. 51*5.
Symphytum officinale. /S.' 46. 198. 340. 490V 601,
■ ' tuberosum. 46^. 3^6. 601,

TamarijC &atUca. 128. 315. 546* 604.

Targibma hypophylla. 208. 570. 736.

Taxus baccata. 160. 175. 192. 232. 259; 322.- 328. 360.

372. 517i 593. 617. 654. 719.
Tetraphis ovata. 72.
'Teucrium CUnudtys. 20. 172. 251. 318. 435. 463. 494.

609. 697*
— ^ — - Scordium. 56. 202. 389; 4f53. 494.
I'halictnim alpinum* 87. 153. 250. 696.

-* i majus, 37. 154. 251. 644. 652. 696.

*^ -.*— minus. 5. bS. 87. I54. 187. 250. 295. 395.

434. 473. 505* 523. 552; 644; 696.
Thesium UncfhyUum. 26. 35. 47. 219. 314.' 426 .'491.

543. 485. t .
I'hiaspi alpestfe. 155. 172. 189. 252. 302. 701.
atvense^. iS. 116. 1*55. 252. 280. 379. 390.407.

4S8. 463. 496. 534. 556. 587. 701. .
camtestre. 0. 252. 516.

— per/oUaium. 155. 496» 645. 701.

l^hymus Nepeia. 28. 37. 58. 172. 188. 225. 279; 349.

376. 436. 495. 555. 610. 699.

— ^ serpyUum. t. 58.

Ti\i2L micTophyila. 55.552.754. - "

Tillsa musc&sa. 424. 541.

Tofieldia palustris. 247. 684.

Tordylium maximum. 35.491. 581.

■ ' officinale. 402. 581.'

iPormentilla r^/^wi/. 5; 19. 87. 115. 171.224. 276, 348^

368. 378. 406. 433. 493. 552. 584* 608. 695.
Tortttla atrUioia. 594.

YOL, II. F f

793 INDEX.

Torttila brevifolla. 727«

cuTuifolkt. 177. 361. 5Q9. 594. 727.

bumilis, 305.

ri^da. 24. 67.260. 3S8. 449. 501. 569. 594.
620. 727.
■ ■ tartuosa. 67. lOi). 120. 177. 261*
Tragopogon farrifblius* 133. 158. 282. 296. 337.
Trichostomum cafUlaceum. 99« 260. 478. 727.
-^ > ■ * vor. 2WiTH. 99.

— —- encoidis. 100. 134. 478. 727^ . -

Jasckulan. 100. 478. 727*

' JUxlf9limn» 594.

fontinalioides. 100. 177. 192. 397. 530.

620, 648. 727.

; /3.24. 193.382. 501, 594. 727.

" '■' ■ ' lineare, 9. 100.

" microcarpon. 100. 478.

' - obtusum. 100.

poly^hyUum. 9. 100. 134. 260. 415. 727.

■ rigtduJum. 466. '
tri/arium* 23.

Trientalis Eurof^sa. 247. 471. 685.

Trifolium glmerdtum. 174. 254. 353. 380. 409. 441.

560. 589.
..LU^.— TnarUiniuvL 132. 229. 254. 282. 353. 396.

527. 560. 613. .

ocbroUucum. 21. 61. 229. 254. 282. 333. 440.

•460.706.

— officinale* vdr,fiore alia. 254.

ornUhofodiotdes. 7. 132. 174. 282. 353 409.

440. 497. 527. 560. 589. 706.

scdbrum. 21. 61. 132. 174.254. 282. 310.353.

379. 440. 475.497. 560. 589. 613, 754.

.« suffbcatum. 206. 441. 560.

Triticum loliaceum. 3. 45. 125. 146. 217. ^3. 271. 292.-

^8.. 313. 339. 365. 424. 540. 600. 673.
Trollius Europ4eus. 32.88. 115.154. 171. 187.301.369.

395. 473. 514. 644. Q^7.
Tulipa syl<uestris. 17. 221. 403, 430. 547.
Turritis^/a^rtf. 28. 38. 189. 227. sisO. 351.408^ 439.474^

486. 497. Jf25.^57» 587. ^35. 65|k 66Q< 703i..

INDEX. 7rt

Turritis */Vjtt//i. 6. 173.227. 253.303.310. 351. 37Pv
. 439.474.497. 525. S58. 588. 611. 645. 653. 703. 750.
TussilsLgo hybriiia. 117.371. 380. 391. 476. 486.498. 709.
/ ■ * fat far a. var. 320. >

Ty^hz angusiifolia. 22.64. 118. 231.257. 284% 358.

381. 445. 499. 565. 616.
- -■ — minor ^ 411*

Ultra aiomaria. 455. 574. 755.

C9ccinea» 141. 21 Q.

crUpa. 24. 290. 455. 745/

defruaa. 235.267* .

dichot<ma. 141. 210. 290. 305. 323. 362. 455. S75.

elminthoides. 141.235.267^455.
'JUifor$nis. 1\. 141. 210. 290. 305. 323,
'JUtvksa. 11. 141. 267. 290. 323. 455.
'fttfcellata, 455. 575.

Jaaniaia, 267.

ligulata. 11.455.57.5.631.

luirica, 574.

multifida, 456.

fa'vonia. 210.234.373.

ffisifornuu 290. 362. 455. 674.

plantaginea, 141. 210. 268. 305. 362. 455. 745.
mmmm, plumosa. 11.210.455.

pruniformu 24. 70. 455. 574.

punctata. 235. 755.
^^^ purpurascens* 267.
-*>-» ruhem. II. 141. 535. 455. 745.
'■ rubra, 323. 362.

Urtica piiulif^ra. 133. 258. 286. 358. 446. 567.
Utricularia minor. 2. 14. 43. 110. 144. 214. 312. 365.
399. 417. 467. 510. 519. 4t37'. 638. 6M.

Vaccinium Oxycotcat. 18. 32. 52^ 75. 83. 113. 151. 169.
185.247. 294. 300. 316. 326. 368. 388. 431. 47U
512. 533. 549. 583. 607. 635. 658. 686. 748.

> uVtginosum. 83. 150. 169. 247. 642.

Fltis'ieUa. 83. 113. 160. 185. 247. 326. 3#5>

394. 471. 512. 522. 533. 642. 686.

VslleriaDSi tUntaia. 124. 240. 269. 338. 577. 598. 666.

X

^00 INDEX.

VdlaMMM. 653.

Verbascnm Bhutaria. tt. 35. Ill, 1^. 148. 199. 218.

926. 341. 401. 461. 5IU 543. 580. 602. 677. 753.
■ Lychmiiis. 47. 111. 168. 108. 341. 425. 483*

511. 521. 532. 542. 580. 602.

fulfverukmium. 425. 483. 542. 58p.

— — -» f fi. 426.

■ virgaium. 326.511.657.
Veronica Cbanutdrys. 'uar.fi^ cSb. 598.

■ htmfusa* 467.
hjhrUa. 78. 365. 416. 519.

moniaua. 2. 14. 34. 43. 124. 144. 167. .IM.

214. 240. 291. 308. 326. 33a 338. 399. 419. 467.480.

503. 510. 519. 536. 577. 666. 748.
sffcatfi. 42. 78. 124. 144. 291. 365. 537. ^»,

——/n>i%;&x. 419.537.
verna. 419. 537.

Vicia Bisbynlca. 206. 228. 296. 613..660. 706.

^^-^hybnda. 527.

— — Uvigaia^ 228.

huhyroid^s. 21. 117. 228. 254. 352. 409. 440. 4»59.

589. 706.
~— lutea. 158. 190. 228. 527. 559. 613.

saliva^ y, 174.

syl'vatUa. 7. 21. 60. 158. 174. 190. 205. 228. 254.

296. 320. 370. 396. 415. AJb. .497. 515^ 526. 645.

653.661.705.
Vincaw^V. 15,26. 35. 48. 169. 183. 272> 293. 209.

314. 342. 386. 401. 4%i.4Ql. 491. 543. SSO. 603. 677.
Viola birta. 3. 15. 26. 35. 47. 168. 218. 272. 299. 331r

341. 375. 401. 425. 461. .468. 491. .521. 542. 58(i

602. 676.

lactea. 126. 425. 608.

lutea. 32. 76. 81. 168. 183. 244. 326. 393. 416.

511. 532.676. .'

Xanthiuip ttrumamm. 232. 322. 359. 412. 592.

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INDEX TO THE NOTES.

PAGE

A^f^osTis marttima. With, a distinct species in

the opinion of Dr. Piilteney ..^ 215

Alppecurus bulbosus may be only a variety of ^, gent'

culatus. . . -. • - -'- 422

AndTointdz, folifolia sometimes octandrous L 753

Antirrhinum rgftns varies with flowers like the

Peloria w 318

" spurium varies In fhe same manner, .. 226
Apium petroseUnum naturalized in England 601

Arenaria 'verna found on Snowdon distinct from that
at Holywell, .' 85

Arundo Epigejos ^d Calamagrostis not well figured
in English Botany ..^» 67%

Aycnsi fatua two yarietics of ^. 671

Bryum Brownianum Dick 8. is Tetr aphis o<vata»^ . 725

■ ' ' ". cubitale probably a variety of ^. alpimtm. - • 103

■ cylindricum Di CKS« is BJong'uoUum of Swartz. 731

— »- — trifarium FL Bedf, a new species. ,, . . 23

C^panula. rotundifoliaf *var, fiore unico a distinct

spcfcies. ••••.... 80

Carex aeuia two remarkable varieties of-- 716

f— distans little known^ and more scarce than C,
birurw --....-«.. 8

— exttma FL Cant, is C. Oederu , 65

0c4eri xpost probably disduct from CJIuimIm 715

»

SOI INDEX.

PACI

Chara a new species in Sussesr? .»*•.••. 508

hispid^ abtofhs more ctrboaic acid gai than

any other plant .• 665

" how distinct from C. vulgaris ••••.. 636

Chironia Utioralis described. .•...••. 469

- ■ ■ ■ pulcbeUs found in Herts apparently different
from that figvred in English Botany, ..».».•.... 331

Conferva echinulaia belongs to the Rirularias 13

rosea discoverea by Mr. Wigg, .i...... 676

Convallaria Polygonaium not found in Suffolk 648

Crambe maruima will grow on the most barren sands. 390
Daucus marihmus With, distinct from D. Carrota. 1^
Dicranum caUist^mum must be expunged from the

British Flora 9

I ) pellucidum curious variety of ••».....,». 728

— ---— Scoitlanum E. B. not the true plant. .... 621

» viridissirjium first discovered fcy Mr.

Griffith 177

■ ■ ■ probably a Gymn'ostimum.mm. 728

Epilobium angusiissimum native of England. •«,. ., 82

: — ; :- said to be alpinum on Cheviot not the true

plant. ..,,.. 471

Erica vagans by no means general in Cornwall, . . 129

Erysimum Barbarea very rare in Devon «... 206

Festuca glauca a new species ? ^. ...... 242

■■ loliacea description in Fl. Brit, erroneous, . - 670

Gentiana acaulis found in England by M. St. Amans^ 601
Geranium nodosum never found in Cumberland by

Mr. Woodward ^, .» 167

— — — .— Robertianum maritime variety of. ..;.... 612
Gtimmia Starkeana Muse. HiB.''a distinct species.. . -619
Hieracium probably new species at Castleton. . .,.. 190

murdrum y. a distinct species, ....i,... 707

Hyacinthus raumosus a British plant. ..••••...•• 648
Hypericum dublum of the History of FramKngham

only H* birsuium 661

Hypnum clavellatum Txtsm. is //. abbreviatum, • . . 733
'•''^"^^ cuspidatum, 0. Mxrsc. Hii. H. cotrlifiihtm, 670
Lathyrus laiifoHas at Whitehaven only X. syhestrls, 167
Leontodon paUistre probably a variety of L. Tarax*

aeum ....-••••«• ••••• 441

INDEX. 803

Lichen arHculatus singular variety at Exmcuth. ... tia
' candicans not always distinguishable froi^k L.

tfipoliut* •--..>.. 620

carnosM. 0icks. different from L. mkrophyt

lusAcH ^ ^/^^ i^

— — coarctatus the first stage of L, contlguus 453

cortkola probably L. epipoUus on wood. \l\\ 451

fuciformis (the English plant) most probably a

vanety of Z. RocceUa , \^ 237

lynceus first found by Rev. J. Alderson ,'.'.''.' 451

' " fettitus the branched bushy substances on its

surface are the fruit 74^

— — ruhtformis may be Spb4tria Mori on the' leaf of
X. pyxtdatus. •--•--•---...........,.,,. jam

stictoceros only L. Prunastri II'.!'".' " ^\Q

-^ Turneri distinct from Z. tartareus \\\\ 62*

Ligusticura GTrwK^wijtf very local in Cornwall. . ' 137
JLjOtus comiculaiui should be divided into two species. 528
MeJampyrum/ra/tf/jjtf two striking varieties of in Cum-
berland j«^

Mentha ccUrata occasionaUy slighdy hairV.I.'.'j;"" 435
raris quadrifoUa of very uncertain occurrence. . 223

Pcucedanum offidnaU of British Authors only Oen^L

pimpineUoidcs ._, \ ^^

Plants of Sunderland Ballast Hills WW 241

Poa alpina. 0, a distinct species ^ --•.'."-."* " 78

— - l^ulboia why so long unnoticed \\\\ 40^

Polypodium Phegepieris has no involucrum. 731

Pulmonaria angustifolia of Waring only ^nchusalem.

per*vtrens

Pyruson the walls ofCastell Dinas Bran onhP
-aria. ^^^^ ' •

Ranunculus new species on Snowdon'?'!*.' '1.* '/, 1' gg

Z ■- P^rvulus only a variety of ^. 'hhiuiuu ' ' 277

K©sa probably new species in Anglcsea 4

singUyellow said to grow on Exmoor' //.111"/. 2OI

ionuni9savkrics with smooth fruit... 693

— variety of? ••••--

Rubia/.r.^r/mx found at Dover apparently "differVnt
fi^om that of the Western Countie*. . . . / . x 97

804 INDEX. .

rAGK

RxiUitX palttstris and marUimus probably the same spe-

cuis.i..... •..* 51

Sambucos Ebulus used to die bhle« .;^.........^. '681

Satureia ^noniana naturalized at Levrts :. ^ ••'.'..'.. . 601
Saxxfraga hypmoidts the form of the Petails not a sure

'8pec& mark,- :-----...-.;-'.■.*..*•.*... 85

steilaris very Tariable in sfze ..^-•.-. 151

I » ■ umbrosa first .found in Engjaild by Mr^

BruntQn* ^..•.. 689

Sc9Skd^x^odormt{t certainly indigenons. 68(1

Sthcenu»/tfjcii# how dim^rent from ^. alhus. < « . • ^ . 667

■ ' ■ — — certainly a natire of England 753

S^ene paroAoxa does not growat I^over. ..••.•... 34^
Sisymbrium polyeerathtm naturalized near Bury. .... 557 '
SUnJhldr Personage many ^knts-natursdized^near. .... 601
Sphagnum j^Mtrr^xtfm found by Mr. Bninton in 1803. 725

Splachnum jr/i(ifr/ctf m most pix>bably not British. . 9S

lormentilla -rif)frfl«x only a rariety oE'Poientiiia rap-
fans, .•.«• 008

Tussilago hybrida not found by Mr, Woodwwd near

Banbury. ...*-. .:.-...•• 49%

Vcrbascum hybrid between V. nigrum andphaniceum* 602
■ ■ nigrum^ pul*veruUnhrmy and Blattaria pro-

duce intermediate seminal varieties . 4^6

Veronica mmtana- changes its appearance by culti-

yadoa. .^ ..^ .1.... 666^

Vicia hybrida and huea probably .only varieties. ^ . . « 5^

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