334 MR. A. BENNETT ON L1PARIS LOESELII AND TEUCRIUM SCORDIUM. 
2. Dwarf Ophrys. Hudson FI. Angl. ed. 3, p. 390, 1798. 
3. Two-leaved Bog Orchis. Smith, Eng. FI., vol. iv. p. 48, 
1828. 
4. Dwarf Twayblade. Withering Arrang. Brit. Plants, ed. 7, 2, 
p. 40, 1830. 
5. Bulbous Twayblade. Loesel’s Dwarf Orchis. Gray, Nat. 
Arrang. Brit. Plants, 213, 1821. 
6. Two-leaved Li paris. Hook and Arnt. Brit. FI., ed. 6, 
p. 427, 1860. 
7. Fen-Orchis. Syme, Eng Bot., ed. 3, 9, p. 134, 1869. 
In England it has occurred in West Suffolk, East Norfolk, 
Cambridgeshire, and Hunts, also reported from Kent, and it 
probably occurred in Lincolnshire. 
15. Kent East. — Boggy ground about Ham ponds, near Eastry. 
Dillwyn, Bot. Guide, 356, 1805. FI. Kent, 324, 1899. 
26. Suffolk West. — Lakenheath, Henslow and Skepper, FI. 
Suff., 83, 1860. 
Bogs at Tuddenham. Sir T. G. Cullum, Bot. Guide, 564, 1805 ; 
J. Duthie, 21, 7, 71 ! 
Lopham Fen. Miss Barnard, 1857 ; Mr. Gissing, 1860. 
Redgrave Fen. C. J. Ashfield, Phyt. N. S., 323, 1861 ; 
Rev. Hind, 1883. 
Thelnetham Fen. Rev. Hind, 1883, sp. 
27. Norfolk East. — (Roydon Fen) near Diss. Woodward in 
Bot. Guide, 444, 1805. Kirkley, 1835, in herb., J. A. Power 
(Reigate !) ; Sir J. E. Frere, sp. in herb., Bennett, 1876; H. D. 
Geldart, 1901. Ran worth in two places. Preston, 2, 7, 1882. 
Ilanbury and Holmes, 1883 ! Hanbury and A. Bennett, 1884, in 
great quantities, and bearing seed vessels in some cases of two years 
before, going with Carex stricta and C. paradoxa. C. E. Salmon 
and A. Bennett, 1900. H. T. Mennell, Aug. 1885 ! the second 
locality. Thurne, Rev. C. Davie ; Geldart, Trans. N orfolk and 
Norwich Nat. Soc. v., 109, 1889. G. E. Salmon and A. Bennett, 
2, 8, 1900. St. Faith’s Newton Bogs, Mr. Pitchford, one specimen 
in 1767. Mr. Crowe, three specimens in 1788. 
28. Norfolk West. — I can find no record for this. 
29. Cambridgeshire. — Hinton ! Teversham, Fulbourn ! and 
Sawston Moors, Relham. FI. Cantab, ed. 3, p. 363, 1820. 
Near Cambridge, Lightfoot, in herb., sold by Lake of Uxbridge. 
