LABIATiE. 137 



G. Glen Frome. Baptist Mills. Bank of Avon above 

 Bristol. Henbury brook. Syston marsb. Tortworth. 

 Yate. 



S. Very fine plants in Leigb Wood near tlie Avon 

 opposite Black Rock. Burnbam. Cbeddar. Cleve- 

 don. Eastou. Ken. Paulton. Yatton. VII. VIII. 

 SALVIA, Z. 



590. S. Verbenaca, L. Sai/e, or EmjUsh Clary. 

 Native ; on dry banks, frequent. 



G. Berkeley. Cbipping Sodbury. Henbury. Tort- 

 worth. St. Vincent's Rocks. Westbury-on-Trym. 



S. Clevedon. Tickenham. Uphill. Wells. Peculiarly 

 abundant about Weston-super-Mare. Worle. Vatton. 



V. VI. 



( S. pratensis, L. " On Wick Cliffs, Gloucestershire. Mr. 

 Swayne, With. ed. 3, II. 21. Tbere is every reason to 

 believe that this was an error. Mr. Flower says he 

 found no specimen in VVitheiing's herbarium.) 



(8. sylvestris. Alien on old colliery debris near Kings- 

 wood, G.) 



ORIGANUM, Z. 



591. 0. VUlgare, L. Marjoram. 



Kative ; on banks, by roadsides, and in bushy waste places, 



frequent. 

 G. Berkeley. Dursley. Henbury. Tortworth. St. 



Vincent's Rocks and Clifton Down. Westbury-on-Trym. 



Wottou-under-Edge. 

 S. Bank of Avon below Bristol. Clevedou. Congres- 



bury. Draycot. Great Elm. Pensford. Abundant 



about Wells. Loxton. Worle. VIII. 



THYMUS, L. 



592. T. Serpyllum, L. Cummon Wild T/ujme. 



Native ; on hills and in dry heathy pastures, common. 



VI.— vin. 



