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in great plenty,' Sir C.J.F.B. : Hunston, Mrs. Gibson : 

 Rougham, Dr. Taylor. 



2. Cockfield! C.B. 



4. Sternfield, Eev. J. Longe : Weybread, H.B.C. I- 

 meadow near Darsham Hall, F. Spalding. 



5. In an 'orchard at Nettlestead Hall, 0. W. Peck. 

 Earliest record 1800. Sir T. G. Cullum. 



Fritillaria, Linn. 



1. F. Meleagris, Linn. Fritillary. Snake' s-head f . 



Bab. Man. 362. Hook. St. Fl. 410. H. & S. 87. Hist. Bury. 

 Top. Bot. Suff. E. and W. Galp. 109. 



Herbaceous perennial ; in meadows. May. 



1. Tostock, Hb. F. : Hawstead, Hbb. Elk., Ly. & Sk.>, 

 Sir J. and T. G. Cullum : Woolpit ||, Hb. F. 



3. St. Margarets and St. Cross, Holmes. 



4. Sternfield, Eev. J. Longe : Stratford St. Andrew,. 

 E.N.B. : meadows near Metfield Eectory, F. Spalding : 

 * About half-a-mile from Laxfield toward Stirrup Street, in 

 a wet meadow in Scare Fen, in great abundance, and in 

 several other pastures within five miles of that spot.' * Mr. 

 Crowe,' Dill. Ray in Hort. Ox.-. Framsden, T.B. : Gipping 

 to Debenham, and Wickham Skeith, C. W. Peck : Worling- 

 worth, Collins. 



5. Lit. Stonham, Mrs. Cobbold: Mickfield, Hb. Gas.: 

 Ashbocking, Prof. Cowell : Bramford, F. Fox : Berg- 

 holt, Dr. White. 



Earliest record 1776. Crowe. 



Lilium, Linn. 



[L. Martagon, Linn. Turh's-cap Lily.. 



Bab. Man. 362. Hook. St. Fl. 410. Galp. 109. 



Herbaceous perennial ; in copses. June, July. . 



3. In a small plantation between the Church and the 

 Village, Flixton, H.B.C. Likely a garden stray. 



First notice 1884. Kev. F. W. Galpin.] 



Ornithogalum, Linn. 



I- O. "Umbellafrum, Linn. Common Star of 'Bethlehem . 



