RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE FLORA OF IRELAND. Pee 
W. T. Dyer, and in the Horse’s Glen, Mangerton, A. G. M. The 
ordinary plant in Ireland is R. tomophytlus, Jordan. 
Papaver dubium, L., var. Lecogit, Lam: 5. On’ wedi banks at 
rae with both white and yellow sap; W. T. Dyer and A. 
M. 
Meconopsis cambrica, Vig. D. 10. Ballyskeagh hill, Tyrone ; Dr. 
Sigerson. 
Obs. Cardamine impatiens, Linn. Dr. E. P. Wright has drawn 
my attention to a specimen gathered by the Rev. W. M. Hind at 
Shane’s Castle, and preserved in the British Herbarium at Trinity 
ur ¢ orre 
dent, Mr. S. A. Stewart, has not succeeded in -isobvacing the plant, 
and thinks, from the nature of the locality, that it may have been in- 
troduced. Hence we feel compelled for the present to leave its claims 
toa place i in the Irish Flora pig teas 
ophia, L. 5. Sandhills by the creek at Donabate, 
and on the south shore of the ey below Drogheda ; possibly intro- 
duced in all the Irish localities ; A. 
* Erysimum cheiranthoides, L. D. 7. In cultivated land and wg 
ground along the road for two miles between Parsonstown and 
“9 ge in Galway, and in the adjoining part of Ti pang ML 
NS pean calycinum, L. - Rediscovered at Portmarnock by Mr. H. 
1867, and observed growing there sparingly in two small 
are from 1868 to 1872. 
Draba ie ph R.Br. D. 9. Very + som 3,2 on the north side 
of Ben Bulben, 1871; D. M. and W: TT. Dyer (see von Bot. ix., 
P. 299). Recorded in Bear Bot. oe; Mr. E. 
Murphy as found by him in Leitrim and Sligo; D. incana having 
Probably been gathe Lr 
incana, L 8. In great luxuriance on the southern shores 
of Lough Mask; F. J. Fo 
_ Cochlearia anglica, a salt marsh near Ferrycarrick 
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wart. 
. C. . 
Viola lut th tid of the King’s River, near 
ofog ea ! i: a Me ea D: 10. In the umarnrninoss 
ey near Bealyborough (Bailieborongh) ; ; Annot. in beg d, 
apud R.T. A. The plant of the sandhills at Roundstone belongs rather 
Dade 
| all the north 
blown 
Part of Antrim. llintoy; B. Templeton, MS. On 
sand at Port = a mbes 7 Mir. Tate aa Ss the accuracy 
