oO-i HISTORY OF BniTISII FERXS. 



Trent. — Buxton ; Cavedale, Castleton, Dovedale, Derbyshire. 



Charley forest, Beacon Hill, Leicestershii'e. 

 LIersey. — Carr-edge, Cheshire. Dulesgate ; Staley, Lancashire. 

 HuMBER. — Settle (forked), T. WUcle; Craven (ramose form), 



J. S, Hensloio ; lugleborough ; Gordale ; Widdal Fell, 



Wensley Dale ; Ogden Clough, near Halifax ; Reeth Moor, 



Swaledale ; and other parts of Yorkshire. 

 Tyne. — Falcon Glints, Teesdale ; Weardale, W. C. Trevelj/an, 



Durham. Banks of the Irthing, Northumberland. 

 Lakes. — Rocks above Patterdale ; Kendal Fell, W. CJiristy, 



B.S.E. ; Hutton Roof; Farlton ; Arnside ; Casterton Fell ; 



Mazebeck Scar ; Ambleside, Westmoreland. Ashness Gill ; 



Borrow Force ; Brandy Gill, Carrick Fell ; Borrowdale, 



Miss Wright ; Gillsland, Cumberland. 

 W. Lowlands. — Bold Craig, near Moffat, Re)). W. A. Little ; 



Grey Mare's Tail, W , Stevens, Dumfries-shire. Falls of the 



Clyde, Lanarkshire. 

 E. Highlands, — Stirlingshire. Blair Athol ; Ben Lawers ; 



Drummond hill, U. M'-IntosJi; Ben Chonzie, near CriefF; 



Ben Voirlich, Perthshire. Canlochen, Clova, Forfarshire, 



A. CroaU,B.S.E. Cawdor Woods, Nairnshire. Aberdeen- 

 shire. 

 W, Highlands. — Inverness- shire. Dunoon, and other parts of 



Argyleshire. Ben More, Isle of Mull. 

 N. Highlands. — Assynt, Sutherlandshire. Ross-shire. 

 N. Isles,— Shetland, Herb. S. F. Gray. 



