152 UMBELLIFEE^. IPimpmella. 



VIII. Dangan, beyond Galvay: Wade Gallovid. In abundance, 

 half -way between Galway and Ougbterard : Graham 184.0. About 

 Oughterard {Moore) : Cyh.—IK.. Plentiful at Cong, Mayo : Wade 

 Gallovid 1801— still plentiful tbere in 1896 ; Miss M. F. JacUon. 

 Bants of tte Moy above Foxford, Mayo {More) : Gyh. 



CONOPODIUM Koch. 

 1. C. denudatum Koch — Pig-nut. 



Bimium flexuosum With. 

 .Districts I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X. XI. XII. 



Lat. 51^°-55J°. Throughout Ireland. Ty^e, British. 



Woods and pastures ; frequent. Fl. May-Jime. 



Sea-level in F. Antrim and S. Cork. To 1300 ft. in BenBulben 

 district (-8. ^F,). 



MTERHIS Scop. 

 1. * M. odorata Scop. — Bweet Cicely. 



Districts [V.] — [VII.] X. XI. xn. 



"Waste places, roadsides, &c. ; usually near houses and nowhere 

 native. Fl. May-July. 



[V. Near Oldcastle and other places in county Meath {lUv. 



Mr. Halpin) : Flor. Sih. — ^VII. Churchyard of Crossadree, "West- 



' meath {Miss F. Reynell) : Cyl. — not recently reported from Dis- 



' tricts V. or VII.] — X. Tanderagee, Armagh {Rev. G. Robinson) : 



■ Flor. Vlst. Eoadsides near Eglish Church ; at base of Camlough 

 mountain ; and at BaUymyre, Armagh : Fraeger iSg^. Near 

 Monaghan {Miss Maffett) : Cyh. — XI. In Donegal, near Killybegs, 

 &c., but always near cottages {More) : Cyl. Rathmelton and Tully 

 churchyards : Sort 1880. — XII. "Waste places at Bellaghy and 

 Ballycarry ( W. H. Ferguson) ; in Colin Glen {Dichie) ; at Bally- 

 ronan and Moneymore, Deny {Rev. W. T. WJian) : Flor, TTlst. 



•' In Co. Down, at Hillsborough and Newtownards {Stewart) : Cyh. 



At Dundonald {Praeger) ; between Comber and Castle Espie ( Corry) : 



' Flor. N.-F. Among rocks at Umbra, Magilligan {Moore) : Flor, 



■ Sib. Loughbrickland and Annaolone, Down {Rev. W, M. Lett) ; 



■ Glendun {Rev. S. A. Brenan) ; Dunseverick ; Giant's Causeway, 

 • &c. {Praeger) ;. and many other stations in Down and Antrim : 



8. Sj- P, i8q^. Often found near houses as an escape, but certainly 

 naturalized in some places : Flor. N.-E. 



