l8l Mr. Dillwyn's Catalogue of the more rare Plants 



I am informed by the Rev. J. Lyon, in feveral other fimilar fitu- 



ations about Dover. 

 Ophrys apifera. Comn'on in funny expofures 'about Dover: on a 



barren bank in the lane running eaft of Barton, plentifully. 

 aranifera. On the hills about Dover ; feme years much more 



plentifully than others. 

 Serapias laiijoiiii. In the wood between Alkham and Ea^cI Minnis; 



and in a wood between Alkham and Raddigund's Abbey. 

 ' longifolia. Boggy ground about Ham Ponds, marflies about' 



Hacklinge between Deal and Sandwich, and in Wingham 



marflies. 

 Carex puUcaris. Boggy ground about Ham Ponds. 



arenaria. Sand-hills about Deal, Sandwich, and Romney. 



—— divifa. Near Ham Ponds and in Sandwich marfhes. 

 pendula. Wood on Lymne-hill, abundantly. 



di/laju. Sandwich marflies and about Ham Ponds. 



pjeudo-cypcrus. Ditches between Deal and Sandwich, and in 



Sandwich Old Haven. 

 Urtka pilulifera. Is extindl at ' Old Romney ;' but a little fouth of 



Lyd Church-yard grows plentifully. 

 Myr'wphyllum vertkillatum. Ditches between Deal and Sandwich. 

 Salix argentea. A little north of Sandown Caflle, plentifully. I am 



obliged to Dr. Smith for its name. 

 Hippophae rhamnoldes. With the lart: in abundance between Folk- 



flone and Sandgate, UnderclifF, and a little wefl; of St. Margaret's 



Bay. 

 Atriplex litioralis. About Ramfgate pier, and on the fhore a little 



north of Sandwich falt-pans. 

 Equ'ifeium fiuv'mtile. In Folkftone Cherry orchard. 

 Jfplenium Ceteracb. On the wall at the entrance into E well Church- 



yard. 



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