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Add. — spreading along the stream here for half a mile, 1893, and 

 ascending -wet mountain slopes 8.-"W. of the bridge, 1894 {N. C), 

 here reaching its northern limit in Ireland. 



Sea-level in Kerry. To 1000 ft. in Dublin {N. C). 



CAMPANULA Linn. 



1. C. Trachelium Linn. — Nettle-hawed Bell-flower. 



Districts — — III. — VII, _ •_ _ 



Lat. 52° 25'— 52° 55'. South-East Ireland. Type, English. 



Lowland; In hedges and thickets by rivers ; rare. Fl. July- 

 August. 



III. "Woodstock near Inistiogue [Nore] river : Templeton MS. 

 Woods near the Bairo-w above New Eoss: MaeL Cat. (as C. 

 latifolia). Archer's Grove ; Sheestown jLaggbush, all in Kilkenny 

 {Rev. S. Madden): Cyh. By the Nore near Abbeyleix, Queen's Co. ; 

 and in Co. Kilkenny, at Ballp-agget, at Thomastown, and abundant 

 from belo-w 'Woodstock to New Eoss : Ba/rt 1885 8.— YII. On thfe 

 left bank of the Barrow about a mile above PortarUngton, King's 

 TjO., in small quantity : Sa/rt 1885. 



Also recorded for District V. from a ditch bank between Grlas- 

 nevin and Finglas (ir. Flor.') where the plant has not been seen 

 recently and was no doubt introduced. 



2. C. rotundifoUa Linn. — Bare Bell. 



.ffi'J«»'»«W TTleapacdn 50pm {Mairy-oawn gorrum), Blue Thimhle. 

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

 Lat. 51i°-55i°- Throughouti Ireland. Type, British. 

 : Heaths, dry pastures, sand-hills, and stony places; frequent and 

 locally abundant. Fl. July-August. 



Sea-level in N. Antrim and in Kerry. To 2200 ft. in Donegal, 

 to 2450 ft. in Down, to 2600 ft. in Mayo, and to 3120 ft. in Kerry 

 '{Emt). 



Very rare in Cork and generally more abundant in the "West 

 ■than in the East, and near the coast than inland. 



Vwr. sPECiosA More. — VIII. Among the rabbit burrows, south 

 of the harbour, Inishbofin: More 18'jb. — IX. Near CoUooney, 

 'Co. Sligo ; Levinge — named Vm: aectica Lange by Mr. J. G. Baker, 

 but perhaps hardly distinct from Vwr. speciosa. 



This beautiful and weH-maxked variety (speciosa) was first 



