NORTH OR LAKE LANCASHIRE. 
-Humulus Lupulus, Zinn. In 
es and on rubbish by 
beck sides, but seldignt seen 
far from houses 
Ulmus montana, Woods, 
and aes 
, Linn. 
—pedunculata, Elhrh, Woods, 
hedges, and plantations, 
Fagus sylvatica, Linn. Woods, 
edges, and plantations. 
Corylus Avellana, Linn. 
us "gabe Linn. Wet 
oods and hedges, fre- 
ate 
alba, Lin Woods 
hedges, and candeiana 
——pubescens, Hhrh. Bogs at 
one near Haver- 
wai 
Castanea oe Lam. Large 
tree bank of river Crake, 
near the mill; two trees 
seen in Yew ale. 
Populus se Linn. Graythwaite 
‘Z Satine: Linn. 
ooking, 
_ on 
A very old 
weather-beaten 
Plumpton peat 
P, nigra iia. Half a mile from 
Dunnerdale 
S. Hasilis, ‘Line: Foxfield on 
the Duddon; side of Yew- 
dale beck; Colton beck 
e; a fine tree 
near Greenodd, another on 
Plu oe _ ground, iy 
scarcely a 
5. aioe, ioe. ponsmant illo 
fields, Uly. 
"ener Linn. By the canal- 
feeder, Ulversto 
301 
S.. viminalis, Zinn. Common 
hedge-row willow, i in low 
a 
. Smithiana, 
on, 
wyers wood, 
S. cinerea, Linn. _ This with its 
g 8. 
S. caprea, Zinn. we common as 
inerea. 
S. i Linn. be of Walney 
requent ; 
ral: 
Myrica Gale, Zinn. Seathwaite 
Fells, abundant; on 
the peat mosses of lower 
grounds. 
Pinus sylvestris, Zinn. Planta- 
s. 
J a communis, Zinn.’ Moors 
hills, frequent. 
ne Willd. Dobby Shaw, 
Dunnerdale Fells; top of 
hrey head. 
Taxus van Linn. Inthe old 
oods of Plumpton and 
Spiranthes autumnalis, Rich. On 
the limestone common near 
of Ulvers- 
= [ Rev. RB. Rolles- 
on. | 
N ses Nid hey Rich. Rowd- 
This good old 
picnic parties resorting 
thither in quest of the lily 
the fly 
