166 FLORA OF THE ISLE OF MAN. [June, 



Polygala oxyptera. "Frequent in sandy fields, Ballaugli," Forbes. 



Silene anglica. Cornfields, Ballaugli and Jiu'by. Eare. 



Sagina maritima. Sea cliffs. Banks' How, Port Soderic. Maughold 



Head, etc. 

 Honckenya peploides. Sandy shores of the north, plentiful. 

 Spergidaria marina. Sea-cliffs, etc., abundant. Peel Castle. 

 8pergularia rubra. Cornfields, occasionally. Maughold and Lezayre. 

 Stellaria uliginosa. Swampy fields. Below Christ's Church, Maughold, etc. 

 Stellaria nemorum. Ballure Glen. BaUaglass waterfall. 

 Cerastimn seniidecandrum. Walls, everywhere. 

 Cerastium tetrandriim. ' The Brows ' north of Eamsey. Near the Lhen, 



Andreas. 

 Cerastmm aj'vense. Sandy fields near the sea, Ballaugh, etc. "Near 



Castletown," Forbes. 

 Linum angustifolium. Banks' How. Near Peel. " On the summit of the 



cliffs above Derby Castle, abundantly," Forbes, 

 Radiola Millegrana. Wet places. Douglas Head, Banks' How, Sulby 



Glen, etc. 

 Lavatera arborea. Spanish Head, and the Calf. 

 Malva moschata. Frequent, especially near the sea. 

 Hypericum Androsanmm. Frequent. Port Soderic. Glen Aldyn. " In 



many places, on all soils," Forbes. 

 Hypericum Jiumifusum. Banks, fields, and gardens, abundant. Maugh- 

 old, etc. 

 Hypericum pidclirum. Cliffs, banks, fields, etc., everywdiere. 

 Hypericum elodes. Bogs, common. Glen Shone, and fields below Christ's 



Church, Maughold, in profusion. 

 Geranium pusillum. Scarlett, near Castletown. In the garden, Christ's 



Chvu'ch Parsonage. 

 Erodium maritimum. On the limestone, Scarlett and Pooivash. 

 Oxalis Acetosella. On open sunny banks, — surely an unwonted habitat. 

 Ulex nanus. Among the heather, everywhere. 

 Melilotus vulgaris (leucantha). " Occasional, and apparently introduced," 



Forbes. 

 Trifoliumfragifermn. Near the Dog MiUs, Kirk Bride. Ballaugh, etc. 

 Ornithopus perpusillus. 'The Brows,' north of Ramsey, and elsewhere on 



the sand. 

 Vicia latJiyroides. With the last, often abundant. 

 Vicia angustifolia. Sandy fields, rarely. Ballaugh. 

 Vicia Cracca. A most persistent and annoying garden weed here, peering 



up everywhere. I have not observed it in this character before. 

 Rubus carpinifolius and R. corylifolius. Abundant. 

 Rnbus glandulosus (Koekleri). " Not uncommon on a clayey soil," Forbes. 



