106 EKYSIMIMUM CHEIRANTHOIDES. 



47 



15 Kent east. Bossey sp. 



16 west ! 



1 7 Surrey ! Rev. E . Wood ms . 



18 Essex south. 



19 north. Varenne ms. 



20 Herts. Pordham sp. 



21 Middlesex ! Hind cat. 



22 Berks. Britten cat. 



23 Oxford. 



24 Bucks. Britten oat. 



25 Suffolk east. Bell sp. 



26 west. Skepper cat. 



27 Norf. east. Paget sp. 



28 west. Notcutt sp. 



29 Cambridge. Babington cat. 



30 Bedford. 



31 Hunts. Newbould cat. 



32 Northton.* Druce rec. 



33 Grloster east. Prentice cat. 



34 west. Thwaites cat. 

 86 Hereford. " Wilmott ms." 



37 Worcester. (E. Lees.) 



38 Warwick. Mrs. Russell. 



39 Stafford. 



40 Salop. 



44 Carmarthen. Motley cat. 



45 Pembroke. Babington eat. 

 N.B. If not an aboriginal 



native of England, it has 

 become so well established 

 and so frequent in some of 

 the southern counties as to 

 stand intermediately be- 

 tween the colonists and 

 natives. In Mid and North 

 Britain, on the contrary, it 

 seems to be scarcely better 

 than a casual. (49 50 53 

 54 55 to 60 62 63 65 66 

 67 71 80 81 84 85 95 103). 



107 Erysimum AUiaria. 



Counties all, except 42 60 72 

 74 78 97 98 101 to 105 

 107 to 112. A recognised 



native from the south coast 

 to the borders of the Gram- 

 pian mountains. Northward 

 of latitude 56-57, west and 

 east, some of the local lists 

 mark it as a plant probably 

 introduced . It is one among 

 many other such examples, 

 of a species abundant in 

 England, and shading off to 

 the category of a "rare 

 plant" in North Britain. 

 It is to be regretted that 

 our technical arrangements 

 should place this plant 

 under a genus, to the other 

 species of which it is so dis- 

 similar. 



110 Matthiola incana. 



10 Wight. Bromfleld sp. 



14 Sussex east. "Extinct." 



45 Pembroke. Error ? 



N.B. In Mr. A. G. More's 

 catalogue of Vectian plants 

 this is marked as one uncer- 

 tainly indigenous ; and his 

 judgment on conflicting 

 views about nativity is less 

 one-sided than that of Dr. 

 Bromfield constantly showed 

 itself to be. 



111 Matthiola sinuata. 



4 Devon north. Maw sp. 

 41 Glamorgan. 

 45 Pembroke. Babington cat. 



48 Merioneth. Baker sp. 



49 Carnarvon. 



51 Flint. 



52 Anglesea. 



N.B. This appears to have 

 been found at remote dates 

 in Cornwall, Dorset, and 



