I0 5S CHRONOLOGICAL ARRANGEMENT 



cm-mum A me> icantim, Cry f sis ? squarrosa, Seshria ? dactyloides, Bontcloua oligostachya, Upturns ? 

 ftaniiulatus. 



" 1S10, in the spring" (gen. i. 219 to ii. 142), after visiting Prairie du Chien on the Mississippi, 

 Fox river, Green Bay on Lake Michigan, and Michilimakinak, Nuttall near the confluence of Huron 

 river with Lake Erie, meeting with Iris lacustris near Michilimakinak. 



As early as this year (Baldw. reliq. p. 50-79), Stephen Elliot near Waynesboro', Georgia, meet- 

 ing with Elliottia mcemosa, Galactia Elliottii (B. r. 211), Bahhuinia uniflora (B. r. 307). 



"Oct. 24th " (Nicol.), mental aberration of George III. of England, and his eldest son George 

 appointed regent or acting king. 



-As early as this year" (Winckl.), Steven publishing descriptions of plants of Southern Russia 

 and Caucasus in Acad. St. Petersburg iii and soc. nat. Mosc. ii to ix. 



Allium ^minium of Eastern Europe and the adjoining portion of Asia. A rare species observed 

 by Steven in" the countries about the Black Sea; — by Chaubard, only on the summit of mount Dia- 

 forti in the Peloponnesus'. 



"In this year" (Winckl.), I. F. Lehmann publishing his Flor. Wirceburg ; — "in 1815," the 

 Second volume with a supplement. 



Echiuo^pcrmiim di-fic.\um of Eastern Europe. Observed and distinguished by Lehmann; — 

 observed also by Wahlenberg (Steud.). In Britain, made its' appearance "in 1846" in a locality not 

 far from a garden (Wats. cyl>. iii. 365), and is regarded by A. Decandolle as adventive only. 



"In this year" (Winckl.), Goran Wahk-nbcrg making his fourth visit to Lapland. — He pub- 

 lished his Flor. lappon. "in 1812," 



"In this year" (A. Dec. g. b. Soo), Decandolle at Montpelier, — where he continued to reside 

 until " 1816." 



Oiwpordum vireus of the West Mediterranean countries. A thistle observed by Decandolle 

 frequent around Montpelier — (A. Dec). 



Myriophvllum altcrni folium of the West Mediterranean countries. Distinguished by Decan- 

 dolle ; — observed by Gussone on Sicily, by Moris on Sardinia (A. Dec). Probably by European col- 

 onists carried to the Azores, received from those islands by Watson (lond. journ. bot vi. 382). 



" In this year" (append. Sibth.), by William Townsend Alton, a Second edition of Aiton's Hortus 

 kewensis, in which are enumerated CypripcJium arutinuiit : — the fifth and concluding volume '■ in 

 1813." 



" In this year" (Spreng., and Winckl.), Robert Brown publishing his Prodr. flor. N. Holl. 



"1811 A. D." (Clot-Bey and others), the breaking of Memluk power by the French having 

 brought into Egypt an army of four thousand Albanians, their chieftain Mohammed All acquired 

 prominence : and " March 1 ith " extinguished the remnant of Memluk aristocracy. — Mohammed All 

 made himself virtually independent ; and even threatened Constantinople, twice rendering European 

 interference indispensable. 



"In this year" (Spreng., and Winckl), death of Pallas, leaving in his herbarium Trillium 

 Camtschaticum (obovatum of Pursh), Epilobium lutcum, Botcutilla vil/osa, Clniranthus Pallasii, 

 Diclvtra tenuifolia. 



"July 4th" (Kobell ii.), among the Azores, a new volcanic island rising out of the sea, to the height of 

 " seven hundred " teet : but during the " six months " following-gradually settled down and disappeared. 



" In this year" ( . . . . Winckl.), W. J. Hooker publishing his Travels in Iceland. 



'■ In this year'' (Winckl.), Michele Tenore publishing his Flor. Neapolitan. — The fifth volume 

 was issued " in 1S38." 



Lamiitm Jkxuosum of Italy and Sicily. A woodland species observed by Tenore in Southern 

 Italy, — by Gussone around Naples as well as in Sicily (A. Dec. 70; and 1358). 



"In the autumn" (Ph. pref. and i. p. 71), after a visit to the West Indies "in 1810," Pursh land- 

 ing at Wiscasset in Maine, and journeying South called on Peck in Cambridge, collected plants " in 

 Monmouth county, New Jersey," and before the close of the year sailed from New York for England. 



"In this year" (Spreng.), Jos. Franz von Jacquin publishing his Eel. plant, rar., — completed 

 "in 1816." 



Not later than this year (Pursh i. 310), Nelson on the Northwest coast of America, meeting 

 with Saxifra^a serpyllifolia, S. setigcra, Aranuia maaoenrpa, Scuccio cymbalaria, Ashr perc- 

 grinus, Salix obovata, 



" In this year " (Winckl.), after his Etrennes de Flore " in 1804," Gaudin publishing his Agros- 

 tolog. Helvet. ;* — ■ " in 1828-33," his Flor. Helvet. in vii vols. 



* Oxytropis Lupponica of Arctic Europe and the alpine portion of Switzerland. Described by 

 Gaudin, —and rare in Switzerland, growing according to Koch on the Alps of Yalais, and found 

 by Moritzi at l'Albula in the Grisons (A. Dec): is rare also in the Scandinavian peninsula and in 

 Lapland (Fries) ; and according to Ledebour seems unknown in Siberia. 



