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in moid places and by river fides. 5—8, 



In corn fields and fallow land. 6 — 9, 



On fallow ground, and by way fides. 7> ?. 



[n hedges and paftures. 3 — 5. 



On boggy movintains in the Noith, 5. 



L\ watery pits and bogs. 6, 7.. 



Ln ditches, bogs, and marllies. 7, 8. 



i'n moilt meadows and marfhes near the fea« 5. 



By waters. 6, 7. 



Ln wet -meadows, and about ditches. 6, 

 la com fields, and on fandy places. 5 — 8. 

 n corn fields every where, 6,7. 

 In hedges, efpecially in moift places. 7, 8* 



On dry barren paftures, and on heaths. 8, 



In bufhes a-nd hedges, not common. 8. 



In woods and hedges. 7, 8. 



In waftti places, rarm yards, about villages^i 6. 



By way fides, in lanes. 7. 



By way fides, not very common. 7, 



In fandy and chalky foil, not common. 7. 



About dunghills, common. 6, 7. 



In wet hedgrs, and wood?. 6, 7. 



In hedges, and woods and thickets. 9, io« 



fn hedges and woods. 5, 7, 



In woods, and hedges and thickets. 4, 5. 



In woods, &c. 4, 5. 



Ln woods and hedges. 4, 5. 



Ill hedges. 5. 



In woods ajid hedges. 5. 



In hedoes in the North, not common. 



On the coalt, in fait marflies, 7. 



On upland paftuies. 7, 8. 



With the foregoing. 6 — 8. 



On heaths, among corn. 7. 



On the fea coaft. 7, 8. 



[n farm yards, and wafte places, common, S, 



About dunghills and manured fpots. 8. 

 In cultivated places, and among corn. 8» 

 In walte places and cultivated fpots. 8. 

 In like places with the foregoing, 8. 

 In wafte places, and on dunghills, 8. 

 In hedges, &c. 4. 

 On bogs and marfiiy grounds, 5. 



to their fheep in obftinate coughs. Lift, 



136. Goofefoot, or Sowbane. This has the charafler of being polfonous to fwine ; yet It 

 appears that thefe animals will eat it. Almoft all the old writers give it the charafter of a 

 polfonous plant, and yohn Baubine particularly avers, that it iS fo to thefe animals 3 as do 

 alfo fome of the more modern writers. 



142. Marjh Pennywort. It does not appear that any experiments v?ere made with this 

 plant. It is very common in marfhy grounds with us, and our farmers are of opinion that 

 \t gives /Keep the rot, and thence call it White Ret, In this light Parkinfon mentions it. 



C £4 



14.5. Sanicle. 



