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I shall, therefore, only give a general summary, from which it 
will be observed that as regards the English and Welch coun- 
ties it occupies tracts that are avoided by the ferns of moun- 
tainous regions. 
Anglesea. — Edge of LI wy diart lake, Pentraeth. — Rev. H. 
Davies' Welch Botanology. 
Bedfordshiee. — Potton marshes. — Botanisfs Guide. 
Caernarvonshire. — Near Llanberis. — Botanist’' s Guide. 
Cambridgeshire. — Fulbourn, by the footpath to the mill on 
both sides ; Feversham moors, Gamlingay. — Mr. Relhan. 
Cheshire Newchurch bog. Over, Knutsford moor, Rostherne 
moor. — Mr. Wilson. Wybunbury bog. — Mr. Binder. Harni- 
croft wood, near Wernith. — Botanisfs Guide. 
Cumberland. — Glencoin and Blowike, Ulswater, Keswick.—- 
Botanisfs Guide. 
Essex.— Epping. — Mr. Ray. Little Baddow common. — Mr. 
Forster. 
Glamorganshire. — Cwmbola and Sketty bog. — Mr. Gutch. 
Hampshire. — Near Freshwater gate. — Dr. Bromjield. 
Herefordshire. — Centrical parts of the county. — Botanisfs 
Guide. 
Kent. — Ham ponds, near Sandwich. — Mr. Ward, Mr. Kip- 
pist. North Cray. — Mr. H. L. Jenner, Mr. Sparkes. 
Norfolk. — Horning, St. Faith’s, Upton, Filby, Holt Edge- 
field, Scaring, Felthorpe, and other fens. — Mr. S. P. Woodward. 
Nottinghamshire. — Oxton and Bulwell bogs. — Mr. Side- 
hotham. 
Suffolk. — Near Bungay. — Mr. Stock. Lound, Hipton and 
Brad well common. — Botanisfs Guide. 
Surrey. — Near Leith hill. — Mr. Borrer, Near Godaiming. 
— Mr. Salmon. 
Sussex. — Albourne and Amberley. — Mr. Borrer, Mr. Jenner. 
Near Tunbridge wells. — Mr. Jenner. Waterdown forest. — Mr. 
Pamplin. Ore, near Hastings. — Mr. Woods. 
Warwickshire. — Formerly near Allesley. — Rev. Mr. Bree. 
Westmoreland. — Hamersham bog. — Mr. Binder. 
Yorkshire. — Potterie car.— Afr. Hardy. Askham bog, Hes- 
lington fields and Terrington car. — Mr. S. Thompson, 8^c. 
