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HARTLEPOOL BALLAST HILLS. 309 
Borago officinalis 
Anchusa officinalis 
Symphytum officinale 
Hehium vulgare 
Solanum nigrum 
dulcamara 
Hyoscyamus niger 
Verbascum thapsus 
blattaria 
Linaria spuria 
minor 
vulgaris 
Salvia verbenaca 
Verbena officinalis 
Salsola kali 
Schoberia maritima 
Beta maritima 
Atriplex littoralis 
Euphorbia amygdaloides 
Mercurialis annua 
Phalaris canariensis 
Old Hartlepool, occasional plants. 
Old Hartlepool, rare. 
Old Hartlepool, rare, also variety 
S. patens. 
Old Hartlepool, very common, of 
every variety of shade, from deep 
blue to white. 
Old Hartl2pool, common. 
Old Hartlepool. 
Old Hartlepool, common. 
Old Hartlepool, one plant many 
years ago. 
Old Hartlepool, one large plant 
lived two or three years. 
Old Hartlepool, rare. 
Old Hartlepool, rare. 
Old Hartlepool, very common. 
Old Hartlepool. 
Old Hartlepool, frequent. 
Old Hartlepool, rather common. 
Old Hartlepool, common. Nearly 
all the common Chenopodia are 
to be found. 
Old and West Hartlepool, common. 
Old and West Hartlepool, common. 
Railway embankment beyond the 
second arch north of Hartlepool. 
abundant. 
A very common plant, especially 
on fresh ballast. 
Old Hartlepool, occasional plants 
There are two very gaudy Corymbiferous plants and one Cichoraceous, 
I cannot make out. 
In the year 1856 a large crop of very fine ‘“ Mochella 
esculenta” came up in various parts, principally on the fresh ballast. 
SEATON CAREW, DECEMBER, 1862. 
