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100. Comfrey. Symphytum majus. P. — 



101. Small wild Buglofs. Lycopfis ar<venjis. A. — 



102. Viper's Buglofs. Echium vulgare. F. •— 



103. Primrofe and Cowflip. Primula. 'vulgaris. P. 

 104. 



1P5- 

 J 06, 

 107. 

 108. 

 109. 

 110. 

 III. 



112. 



114. 



116. 

 117. 

 118. 

 119. 

 120. 

 121. 

 122. 

 123. 

 124. 

 125. 

 126. 

 127. 

 128. 

 329. 

 130. 

 531. 

 132. 



M3- 

 134. 

 335- 



136. 



138- 

 J39- 

 J40. 

 X41. 

 142. 



Bird's Eye. P.farinofa. P. 



Buck-bean. Menyiunthes trifoliata. P. — 

 Water Violet. Hottonia falujiris. P. — 

 Water Pimpernel. Samolus P'alerandi. P. 

 Yellow Willow Herb. Ly/imachia 'vulgaris. 

 Money Wort. L. Nummularia. P. — 

 Red Pimpernel. Anagallis arnjenfis. A. — 

 Small Bindweed. Convolvulus arvenfis. 

 Great Bindweed. C. fefium. P. 

 Round-leaved Bell Flower. Campanula 



tundifolia. P. — 



Giant Throatwort. C. latifolia. P. 



Great Throatwort. C. Trachelium. P. — 



Henbane. Hyofcyamus niger. A. 



Great White Mullein. Ferbafiufn I'hapfus. B 



Black Mullein. ^. nigrum. P. 



White-flowered Mullein. Lychnitis. B. — 

 Common NiohtHiade. Solar.um nigrum. A. 

 Woody Nightfhade. S. Dulcamara. P. — 



Ivy. He J era Helix. ^ 



Honeyfuckle. Lonicira CaprifoHum. 



Buckthorn. Rha?nnus Catharticus. 



Black Berry-bearing Alder. R. Frangula. — 



Spindle Tree. Euonyrnus Eiiropceus, 



Goofebcrry Bull). Ribes Grcffularia. — 



Red Currants. R. rubrum. 



Sweet Currants. R.alpinvm. 



Sea Milkwort. Glaux maritima. P. 



Autumnal Gentian. Gentiana Amarella. A. 

 Centoiy. G. Qentaurium. A. 



Dodder. Cufcuta Europaa. A. — — 



Prickly GlalT.vort. Salfola Kali. A. — 

 Common Englifti Meicury. Chencpodmrn 



Bonus Henricus. P. — ■ ■ 



Goofefoot, or Sowbane. C. murale. A. — 



Common Orach. C. album. A. 



Maple-leaved Blite. C. hybriJum, A. 



Stinking Orach. C. olida. A. 



Round-leaved Blite. C. polyfpermum. A. — 

 Common Elm. Ulmus campejiris. - 

 Marlh Pennywort. Hydrocotyle vulgaris, P. 



Hill. Ray. 



591. 



387.1. 



388.1 



69.1. 



78. 

 )6. 



65. 

 67. 

 57.2. 

 57.1. 



70.1. 



-4.1. 



^8.4. 



^8.3. 



;26.3 



3261. 



^16. 



5.6. 



-20. 



S20. 

 521. 



78. 



5 1. 2. 



62.1. 



490. 



490. 

 490. 



1.9 o. 



490.2 



4-90.9- 



522. 



419. 



130. 

 227. 

 227. 



285. 



285. 



285. 



Z83. 



282. 



.83. 



282.1. 



275.2. 



275.1. 



277.5. 



.'.76.2. 



Z74. 



187.1. 



188.4. 



i87.3. 



165.4. 



Z65.I. 



4-5 9' 



158. 



;-66. 



^65. 



168. 



456.1. 

 1-56.2. 

 ^85. 



^7 5. 

 ?86. 



^8x. : 

 C59. 

 156. 

 154.2. 

 '54 I- 



156.13. 

 157.18. 

 468. 

 222. 



117, TVhtte Mullein, called alfo Coiv^s Lung-wort, from the great reputation it had for- 

 jnerly with our country people for inveterate coughs among the horned cattle. Parkinfon 

 lells us it was uled in his time, in fuch cafes, w th great fjccefs, and it yet retains the 

 fame credit in fome parts of Europe. Gunner. Loefel. 



125. Black Berry. bearing Alder. The bark of this tree is fald to be the moft certain 

 pvrge for the horned cattle in obftinate conftipations of the bowels. Lin. Gunner fays, 

 horfes do not eat the leaves, but that cows fometimes will, and that it greatly increafca 

 she milk. 



i 3 $' Ergli/b Mercury, Common about farm-yards. The country people give the root 



