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(3) The Pheasant’s-eye, Adonis annua 
(S.W. Wilts). 
JACK IN THE HeEpGE. (1) Garlic Treecle- 
mustard cr Sauce-alone, Sisymbri m Alliaria. 
(2) The Red Campion, Lychnis dioica (Ever- 
creech). 
(3) Greater Stitchwort, Stellaria Holostea 
(Ilminster). 
JACK IN THE LANTERN. (1) The Red Cam- 
pion, Lychnis dioica (South Dorset). 
(2) A correspondent at Fivehead gives me 
this as a local name for the ‘‘ Star of Bethlehem,’’ 
by which she may either mean Ornithogalum 
umbellatum or possibly the Greater Stitchwort, 
Stellaria Holostea, which is frequently cailed the 
“Star of Bethlehem ” in Somerset. 
JACK IN THE Putpir. (1) A common name 
throughout the district for the Wild Arum cor 
Cuckoo-pint, Arsvm macvlatum:; called also 
PARSON (or PRIEST) IN THE PULPIT. 
(2) A weil-infurmed correspondent at Cametton 
gives this a; a Iceal name for the Anemone 
(? Anemone nemorosa). 
Jack Jump ABouT. An old country name for 
the Bird’s-foot Trefoil, Lotus cornic«latus. 
Jack Jump Up AND Kiss Mr. An old name 
for the Pansy, Viola arvensis. 
JACK OF THE Buttery. Biting Stonecrop, 
Sedum acre. Dr. Prior says: ‘‘ A ridiculous 
name that seems to be a corruption of Bof- 
theriacque to Bi ttery Jack. the plant having been 
used as a theriac cr anthelmintic, and called 
Vermicularis, from its supposed virtue in destroying 
bots and other intestinal worms.”’ 
JACK 0’ LANTERN (or LANTHORN). (1) The 
Wood Anemone, Anemone nemorosa (Ubley and 
Fiddleford, Dorset). 
(2) Hemp Agrimony, Lupatorium cannabinum 
(Miss Ella Ford, Meiplash). 
JacK RuN ALONG BY THE HEDGE. Garlic 
Treacle-mustard or Sauce-alone, Sisymbrium 
Alliaria (Wilts). 
JACK KUN IN THE CounTRY. Lesser Bindweed 
Convolv.1 s arvensis. 
JACK RUN IN THE HEDGE. Greater Bindweed, 
Calystegia sepi m (King’s Brompton). 
JACK’SCHEESES. Seeds of the Common Mallow, 
Malva sylvestris. See CHEESES. 
JACK’s LAappER. The Scarlet Runner, Phase- 
olus multiflorvs (Dowlish Wake). 
JACK Snaps. The Greater Stitchwort, Stellaria 
Holostea (South Petheiton and King’s Brcmpton). 
See SNAP-JACKS. 
JACK Sprsat. The Greater Stitchwort, as 
above (Barrington). 
