384 HISTORY OF BRITISH FERNS. 



eliire. Nigg, Kincardineshire. Banffshire, Badenoch ; 



Kingussie, Morayshire. 

 W. Highlands. — Ben Nevis, W. Inverness-shire. Dunoon. 



Argyleshire. Goat Fell, Isle of Arran. Ben More, Isle of 



Mull. Ben Vigors, Islay. Cantyre. Skye. 

 N. Highlands. — Sutherlandshire. Ben Wyvis, Ross-shire. 



Morven, Caithness, T. AnSerson, 

 N. Isles. — Kirkwall, Mainland, J. T. Sj/me ; Hoy, T. Anderso7i, 



Orkney. Shetland. 

 W. Isles.— N. Uist. Harris. Lewis. 

 Ulster. — Devis Mountain, Antrim. Arrigal ; Muckish, &c., 



Donegal. Slieve Donard, Down. 

 Leinster. — Dublin Mountains. All Saints' Bogs, and Bogs 



generally in King's co. Lough Breagh, and Mountains of 



Wicklow, J. R. Kinahan. 

 MuNSTER. — Mangerton ; Brandon ; Carran-Tual ; Killarney,, 



Kerry. Glentonniff Bog ; Feacle, Clare. Tipperary. 



Pilularia globulifera, Linnccus. 



Peninsula. — Roche; Marazion Marsh, near Penzance, Corn- 

 wall. Blackdown ; Polwhele, Devonshire. Maiden Down, 

 Somersetshire. 



Channel. — Lymington ; Holt Forest ; Southampton ; Badder- 

 ley, Hampshire. Between Corfe Mullein and Poole ; Sand- 

 ford Bridge, near Wareham, Dorsetshire. Warminster, 



