the Valley 6 of eg « Picked up at Tintagel, recently gathered 
(Hind). ~~ J. peers 
Bellis perennis Li. 
Erigeron acris L. I. Su mmerleaze Down, 1883. oe 
~~ Tripolium L. I. ‘ Plentiful by the stream at Bude 
(Baker 
Solidago Virga-aurea L. 
Tussilago Farfara L. : 
Pataaites — Desf. I. Orchard near the Parsonage, aan 
hampton Spee siege ads Langford Hill Plantation. IV: Brad- 
worthy, old 
Eu hae i. 
itkrisen Intybus L. Very local. I. Bude (Miss Harrison, lO 
in Keys’ Fl. Dev. and Cornw. ); frequent, especially towards ee: 
re hia Stratton, and — lls. Also a few Siaeke together 
(often only, one or two) at Burrow, near Red Post, near senoe 
Mouth, and at Week St. Mary. I. Between Gilbert’s Cross 9 
Burrow Cross. Littlebridge. About Newacott. It. Speage ry 
roadside near the church. Perhaps only as a casual in II. and III. 
Lapsana communis I. 
Eaewhen glabra L. I. Bude e (Mrs. Kennedy). Not otherwise 
known as Cornish. The locality is a likely one; having — 
found this s Species in plenty on Braunton Burrows, I searched the 
Bude sand-hills for it, but, I am bound to add, without success.— 
A. radicata L, 
Leontodon hirtus L. — L. hispidus L. I. Poughill mite ae 
Hill between n Werrington and St. Stephen’s, abundan te 
Bridgerule, roadside bank near Vicarage, one plant, 1883, base ” 
Ween Lifton and Okehampton, frequent. IV. Pp enty 
eae oe Deniers and Ashbury, and about Okehampton.— 
autumnalis Ly. 
awe echioides Gaert. I. Frequent from Sandymouth Ped 
Widmouth h, and inland to Burrow; but not seen in the Boscastle 
Tint Il. In cla ayey — 
Bridgerule Church and Bride e Moor, a few plants; an 
= and exposed locality for it. Near Holsworthy, on the Bude 
ad, 
Taraxacum officinale Wige. —a. Dens-leonis and d. palustre. Com- 
mon. ~~ b. erythrospermum, 1. On rocks —— stle. 
Sonchus oleraceus L. — S. asper Hoffm. — ‘ 
Crepis taraxacifolia Thuil. Colonist. I. a 
Near Bude = Biration, and. Buches Geuae Qeeet idgerule, in 
; el ly umbellatum, in Mr. 
ton, * Hin i Probably , =e 
| Baker's . ee noi boreale Fries. Il. Near Kilkhampton 
