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Art. XXXII. — List of Plants growing about Settle^ Yorkshire. 

 By John Tatham, Jun. Esq. 



Settle, 10th mo. 16th., 1841. 

 Respected Friend, 



Annexed is a list of plants either seen or gathered lately by myself 

 in the neighbourhood of Settle ; shouldst thou think it worthy to be inserted in ' The 

 Phytologist,' thou art quite at liberty to do so. 



I remain respectfully, 



John Tatham, Jun. 



Thalictrum minus. On our alpine limestone hills. 



Trollius europceus. Abundant in various localities. 



Hellehortis viridis and fcetidus. Rather scarce, in two localities. 



Aquilegia vulgaris. Common in our woods. 



ActcBa spicata. Abundant on Ingleborough, Gordale and Hesleden Gill. 



Papaver dvbium. Common about Settle. 



Cambrieum. Sparingly on our river bank and at Feizor. 



Draba incana. Abundant on our hills. 



muralis. Plentiful about Malham. 



Thlaspi alpestre. Very common on our hills. 



Cardamine impaiiens. Abundant in Crow-nest Wood. 



Barbarea pracox. Scarce, in the lane leading to Langcliffe. 



Hesperis maironalis. A few plants to be seen occasionally about Settle. 



Viola hirta. Very abundant in most of our woods. 



lutea, a and /3. On all our hills. 



Gei-anium phceum. Very scarce. 

 sylvaticum. Common. 



Sedum Telephium. In Winskill Wood, abundant. 



' villosum. Common on our moors. 



rejiexum. On the rocks above Settle. 



Saxifraya. granulata and liypnoides. Very abundant on our hills. 



oppositifolia. On the east side of Penny ghent. 



umbrosa. In Heselden Gill. 



Rhamnus catharticus and Euonymus europceus. Abundant in our natural woods. 

 Hippocrepis comosa. On ouv limestone clifl's. 

 Rubus chamcemorus. On Fountains Fell. 



saxatilis. Common in our woods. 



Potentilla verna. In Kelkhow Wood. 



alpestris. Near Peter's Castle, Silverdale. 



Dryas octopetala. Covering acres of ground on Arnclifle Clouder. 

 Rosa Doniana. In Helk's Wood. 



Borreri. Brakenbrow, near Settle. 



Forsteri. Sparingly in our hedges. 



Ribes alpinum. In Stainforth Wood. 



petrceum. Limestone rocks above Gordale, and other places. 



Epilobium angustifolium. Rocks above Gordale. 



